T .» G ttltn RIES
L ATTMTlON TO EAST
“WALK ORDER6
Joe delivery at any time
First delivery
TELEPHONE your
c
Satisfaction gu “smut: Hi.
Hayest 1t1' Market
69 No Main street
t
i‘ for the Holidays
CIGARS
In boxes of 12. 25, 50.
TOBACCO
CANDIES
In boxes or pound; also
Christmas Candies
NUTS
All Kinds and Mixed
FRUITS.
Any Kind You May Wish.
We have some Fine Figs in
Glass jars
fiROCERIES. VEGETABLES
O. HASSEN
Randall's Block. E. Norwalk.
Phone 1522
{iii NthWillt
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William lilackntuu, Sta, has removmt
from Gregory lloulevurd to blunt ave
‘ nine.
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The East Side was especially hard
hit. Mt night and tins morning by
like first severe snow storm of the
111111131.
’No special matters were considered
at the meeting of the Mayflower liook
Id Ladder 00111111111)" last eveniuy.
to: tho quarto :1 on \‘an 7.11111 street.
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V'Xina Alice. lszt 1131.1 recently
moved from V1111 Zant/ street
m Side. to N111
Wag her many
W cards.
rc-
on the
“U 1. i1,
illkiil friends with
There was no school in ”‘1‘ i011“
fpiblic school this morning The state-
M the weather at the time for going
“In school was responsible for tlte‘
flowing of the whistle for “no-sess-
don.”
Much interest is being shown lit the
Widens Class supper ultitlt tomorrow
31“” M. 11]. Church.
. and a fine menu will be the features
.flItho event.
1'.,
' All entertainment will be given this
ironing in the East avenue Methodist
dutch. at 8 o'clock, by
mirth-e orils. Cake, candy and fancy
.8316!“ Will be on sale. A silver 00‘-
" will be taken, the proceeds ofg
.will be used toward helping as
m as possible to have 11 merry
M
~ 0 Sasgua Camp Fire
”an entertainment lit the East
emu; M. E. Church, tonight, at
‘ 't o‘clock. Readings from “The
1'! of the Other“ Wise Man," by
in Van Dyke, will be given. and
Motions carols sung. The collectio”
lirls will
Bridgetender Clturlos
_' work cut out f‘or ltint bright and
flirty this morning. Before the draw
the bridge can he opened, it is ne-
to clean all
W. would slide. back ittto the much
beneath the leaves and put it-
of order in short time. Them 100.;
sidewalks the eutire length of the";
cturc must be. made passable for
workers passing on their way ovet
' bridge early. One feature of the
vwalks are. that they are decidedly
1‘1 W.
UCTION SALE
. ll. Guthrie. Auctioneer
11 avenue and Jacob Road, in
”non, near post lattice, railroad
3‘ and trolley line, to be sold
ulbllo Auction, on the premises,
or shine, on Saturday. Dec. 18,
a. 111. Property comprises seven
house. with bath and steam heat.
21$0:160 with western boundary the
t the stream. Houso is pracI
I)", built only 8 yours ago.
live. Going 1.011101113110111
of ‘
teas es at eight
0rd: re j
l Friday.
- t
is 1'1I111e11t ‘
evening will be held 111 the East ave-I
(‘.ood speakittul
the 81181111: tI‘
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on will be used to bring the Christ--
m’cbeer to the needy in East Nor i
' Come out and get. the Cltrist- lmond assistant
mas spit-11.111111 help to pass it on toIJ_
! Browu;
icltrntau hadi .
I11h Craig: Pomona. Mrs. H S. Brown;
I .
snow of the‘Dr. H. S. Neilsnn was elected to serve
yes. for when they are raised tut-ion the executive committee for threcI
KRIEN 1
AND
OROTON
on» - ,uuvu
'u’v
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’tfirv
fill SOUTH 1101111111105“ '"Nlhu Ffimhf'
1. 1!.» '1 .i.»‘ 11.. :1“. ‘51.; 1'. 4
.» 111111133 0t 11111111111118 . .. .. .
on 11111:. 1'1'11-1. where they remautI-l 14-1111 on 1 .m atl‘utilii
..- ten in nun-s. 111.11 returned bottle in 1» tum?» “I .11... .- , -.~:11..
,aboul an hour. Miss Roberts looked .. .
‘ _ .1. 1m- Ln 11. 1'13 t' . 5- Jib."
jfor her purse. but could not find 11. 1., . - 1 1
‘ . 1 l . .iti .51 .I 11 I'll It... .' -. .' .111 1.
bite and Mrs. Mausnovn-h returned "1 (I I). 1: 111011 1 11
1 , - . _ I» '.v '1 >1 1 i‘it"‘.f . ‘1 1'11 .~ '4 1;
to Dam-n. and. not knowtng where to; (Contmued "‘0'“ Fllti Pace.) . ‘ ‘
. . . ‘ 1 - .. .uutntd to 11.41111 .1. '.11 .b.
look for the unsung purse. started to 7....- _
. 1.1111 111111 11.11 11:..t out 1.:1 11-11111. 1)
reenter Andrew Taylor's
place and}... the
131' '1 mi optIuktI:'.~_.
.. it'utmnI tit-1 1'1 21ml d the atcxupe 11
4” -»"I‘.~"ua'~ w'» saw Miss Robert's purse lying cut the? Mi. 11111.. 11.».. 1.1111, 191.1 , , .
.'li.Rayu10nd has built a 8111ng “‘"UH‘I‘ it“? Th“ “‘1‘” between 1115‘.;.-..-.I,.. South Norwulk Sentinel. i M V0“ 0‘ curant dislt'tbnnd. “I“. it
i'lotfl his automobile. Iiug and finding the pocketbook wesI M} amqmun has been directed to" "3' “gum” ‘1 1““ ““1" ”W "0"" “
i 31’0“" “*0 WW5- The” ““5 about...“ repurbln tlte"bt~11111tet.” both ref“ “filo“ :‘Wm b: 111.111.;111 111.11
l Mrs. George F. Schleuter was 11 1'15- 5“ 111 m“ purse They are now “outlining to the ’i‘ttttd 'i .111.1,; insult-1}?“ 11 ““"“““3' ml mm 1.1.1 I” 5“
itor in New York during the past tit-ting why “‘1 “W commotion al‘u‘t‘iiltitrit' Plant and on behalf of ii. HAUL“ on 1111:. Wm"
week. “thieves 111 llat'lett but having decided 1‘.:sscll and Associates. 1 take 1111 “”3 2111'. \iacy made 1111- stall-111111 1111‘.
. " Ithat ”“10””. “um after dark “‘35 e11)‘ 111 replying thereto, ttttoustt your. "' " 011111,..1 ‘0" “’1“ ‘1‘ ‘7‘” ‘i‘ i’ ”‘ “""
1 William Langdon has hadn his Roberts will cult-Ham Vl1s “audmitolunuts. ;l'.‘;t‘t'1.:‘lv't' WT 111111101 no 11.1;1. 111a.
house. reshingled. and has built a new vich until she returns to her home tnI In“ in“ IS 111 ”W nature of u 11112111 .mE‘“ 1111- inventory thin:- 1.1 mm 0‘
' woodshed.
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George Smith is the new baggage
land Adams Express agent at the Dar-
ten depot, having begun his ser'wite
‘. «Rev. 8. 11).
[night at dioxbury.
iCharles IM. Barrett.
. in special services.
Lawson spent Friday
to assist Rev.
the pastor there,
.Moroltouse. sr., of l’respect avenue
Four new members were taken into
the 'Daricn Fire. Company at 1l11..
week's meetlnngeorge Dooley. ii, ‘5.
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Mr ....1 Mrs. Rudolph Charles lutst
nor of Southficld l’oiut. Stamford, and
their Miss Alberta Kastner
intotot'ed to Nomton to call 1111 friend:-
Saturday.
Mrs. Case. of Pasadena, (fat, was 11
Lawson. Mrs. Case was. before her
removal to the west.
timwaon’s former churgc ut l’luinvillII,
Com.
1
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lm'ksmt of 11111
1111c, New York. visited
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Stugg ut
their home on Ilium-s avenue. Noro
ton Heights. Suturday. Mr. .luckron
'Iltas runny friends itt Stamford us 11 ell
i115 at the Heights.
Martin
his frienda
\lc‘.11rlztnd the young 1112111
injured by Sheriff l'easc's
jautotuobile. wltile on a motorcycle
lust .lttly, near the. railroad bridge.
I-was in town recently 011 crutches, vls
itlng friends Mr. McFarland 1111s .‘l
signal maintainer at the which tower
.before the accident.
Joseph
who was
I
The Brotherhood of the Methodist
(‘lturclt is busy with its plans of the
chicken supper to be held at. the home
of Charles ll. lI‘ltch, at the Heights,
next Tltut'sdny night. Dec. M. it is
not often that one. can enjoy 11 chick-
en suppet for a quarter, and so tho
men are expecting a good turnout.
The supper will be served from 6 to
,8. and those from the center who
‘wish to go can take the. 5.52 train s
:tltough the men muy plan for u jttucy
‘scrvlce. among some of the other de
tails to be worked out at their meet-
ing tonight. in the church basement.
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The Daricn Grunge met Thursday
night itt the Methodist Church bztse-
ment. as usual. and among other bust
ness. elected of" beers. those chosen brI
ing as folows: Master. Roy C. Lester .
overseer. C. W. Moreltouse; lecfttt'.'t'..
Mrs. R. C. U: ter; steward. ll. ll. Ru,"
steward. Harold St.
Chaplin. Dr. 11. 3.
it. Cooke; sec
Morehouse;
treasurer, ll.
rotary. Byron Cantrell,
B. M. Quackenhush; Ceres. Miss Sar-
F‘lora. Mrs. C. Macombor; ladyI as
sistaut steward bilirs. B H. Raymond.
years.
Mrs.‘li'111'y V. Snead of Noroton.
who has a. collection of miniature
portraits on ivory at The. Panama lax-
position, has just received a request
from tltc management to leave, her
exhibits in the Fine Arts Building tin-l
til May, as they are arranging for 11
permanent art. gallery and museum.
and wish to draw their collection
largely from works
chairman of the committee, states
that the sales of modern art worksI
amounted to over $200, 000. of which
75 per cent. is American. The liberal
Californians are subscribing a large
sum for the purchase of art works'I
from the Fine Arts Palace, to estab-
lish 11 real art center on the Pacific
Coast.
Miss Ada Roberts of New Yorit is
visiting her friend Mrs. Jessica Mam
zpnovtch of the Old King‘s Highway.
.Dltrlen. 0n Gum-day last; when Mrs'.
'_ Munzauovtch 11nd Miss Roberts wore
Mrs. L. E. Brown of llpper Mont-
clair. N. J.. has been the. guest, dur-I
‘ing the past week, of Mrs. Alfred
Long, John Mason, and James (‘ootnwa
‘ 1r.
tbcettt visitor with Rev. and Mrs. 5. ll. .
11 member of M11,
gate-keeper. '
on exhibition 111‘
the Exposition. ’John E. D Trust:
1
.Dnrieu. on King's Highway.
l
A1~ VII-M'M
Walter Humbert of Mansfield ave-I
1111 ,has been doing service on tittj , i _
jury at Bridgeport.‘ OWAYTOIN
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Mr and Mrs. George “(fodder
to this place and Mr. Scuddet is again
I‘employod in the. Norwalk iron \\ orks
1'11 South Norwalk.
i Stephen ll. i’ardec
‘Rowaytou. entertained members
the Conttuuters' Club 1111 his home Sac
urduy night.
refreshments served
‘good time enjoyed. Those present in
eluded Mr. l’urdee. .l. W. Sparks, Jud-
son Williamson. .lohu ll. Route» (‘. 1
Perry, James McCantmon and
Brands.
i The monthly
1(‘luss will be. held \V'eduesduy even
ing. December lit in the chapel of the
Methodist church. The address of
the evttuiug will be made by l-Idwltt 1...
Stevens of ltowaytou. who will speak
1Ion the subject of his trips to the but
'tlcllcltis of Gettysburg. All men of
the community 1111- lll\llt'1i to :1111-1111
this 1111'1"llli.’.
. '... -¢-
ll SCiitltlL Non.
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BIG
Fifth 111 c-‘ .
WV ‘
lilt' puptu. 11'
much
'1..
1
”HI 111,1'kc111l,
to htilulli feeling very
.\I'.\'t'll|ill)' 1111:. held
usual. [\11' Perry expiutucd the Sling
"Silent Night" to pupils. 111111
stunt-d rent-.1 '.zing them in it.
l‘t‘ltll‘ttt‘tf to
Ailt i‘
turned
t'ctrcr. ilt‘ti.
ititI
l' 111130:
yrsterduy.
t ttttl't 11
again
absent for 11 week 111111 the "grippci'
The girls of the lush school bus
ketbull team. after having lost tltctr‘
first game, are titled with 11 print 11e-
sit'o to win 1111 the remaining games
of the season.
'lhe students of the Commercial Du-
partment recotvcd bountiful banners
from the ltetuttgton Typewriter ('out~
putty. for buying noqultcd a speedo
twenty five words per minute for
pctiod of ten tuiuutcs. having no more
it
who
thave been living in Huntington Long
tlsland for some time, have returned‘
of West Side.
0151.21.11;
Cards were played fllldv
and a geuennI
meeting of the Men's;
scltou.‘
ililt‘i‘ lutvlttg ‘tteott
Incl state-1110111 showing, the result of
‘operating the plant for the months oil
add the
period and tttItlutt
til-.Ild 111 the start.
11111111.: lilt'
pun-has
the 111
10111013 1'.-.tuc of the cool on hand 1..
ISt'pteutbet, October and November.‘
‘1915‘ and appeared in .V‘Uul' issue m-I'tite end of the pound. The inventory
Wednesday, December tub 1915. over 3‘ August 3 at. 19151 “'35 8“?“ ”5 "l
the signaturI of Ralph G. Macy, Su~ Mr. Smitten. so why Mr. Macy sttonit.
.pet'tntendent. with a guarantee as 1015“" “‘9 ”hard“ ‘5 ”0‘5““ ‘3 “1‘“-
|tlte accuracy of the figures. which pitcable.
guarantee “as si'Ined by “m A Sun. lloth Judge Walsh and Mr. Mac:
fen and Chas.
Intisstonets
”the first item shows cost of labor
Iund supplies including expenditures
Iaud tonttuc ted dents t'ot ztbove period.
tincluding interest on $511"1134 viz:
‘ depreciation $3 61.26.
thi'e, meters, transformers. lubut.
etc.
Then further 111 the report we find
‘the following:
Note No. imitate of depreciation its
Kuhner , District (‘11111
also
etc,
1 .
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-.pet' accountants report.
l-‘ra 111: .
1 wish to cull attention to the fuel
Itltat the depreciation as figured by Mr.
‘Macy is not [191'
port, because we figured '1' L! per cent.
‘dt-preciution on poles. wires. meters,
traust’ortners. ctc., us shown by our
.lncotne Account. Exhibit 11. and on
‘pune the of the printed copy distri-
buted by the (“ottttttissittttct's to the
voters. and Mr. Mucy' omits this item
cutit'cly' us the following: figures will
show.
it}?
lluildinus 121:- per our liztlultu' Sheet)‘
I 11.112337
.7 1*.) per cent. ti(']ll‘t't‘l-tlli)il for .‘l
I lllotttlts. $311.77
Il-Iqutptucnt (as per out lluluuce‘
I Sheet) $117.“? .11
‘7 17‘.) depreciutiou for 3: 1110111115.
$333.49
:Titt‘ totnl of these two items ttgt'ecI
wttlt .\l1'. Macy's figure. but how about
poles, wires. meters. etc.
llnlucc Sheet valor. “3,010.55
" l~3 (it'lll"t"("iill0u‘ for
1 months,
53H 62
.1
Itttuktuy, 11 101111 depreciultott of Slil)8.81i.I
.us ngnittst Mr. Mncy‘s $3114.26; this
Iitt-nt upptu'cully depreciation
ion lluildtucs uud l-hptiptneut
titer-“tip“, instead of the net loss in
Icludlug intertI 1 and dcptcciutlou for
I‘thc pctiod being 7.ltl,l'.'_ it is $974.79,
101 1111 1111-1111. Ie tuontltly loss of 3.1..
t fit your issue of l-"1id:11 December
hltttlt, Mr. t‘ltttrles l‘. ltuuntbuck drew
:uttcution to the foolish nntnuer iu
fitwlticlt .‘Vlossrs. Kuhnet' and Sniffeu 111':
t'tlt‘m S
It .,
accountants re-.
only.
1.93..
are reported to have stated that \\1‘
1'1 alized that 0111' figures were 1101 10
wet because we recontnttttdett the cm ‘
{Iiuj-llit‘lll of expert appraisers.
tlur reason for recommenditt1'
employment
tlt.
expert ztppt'alsers l>
:1 number
of
of the invoices ot
W111. Sher-bun A (30. were tittssiug '.111d
M
of
becuus .-
1'. Suit
value tl:
'i‘i‘ill‘trtllllnleil and Distribution system.
of tilt‘ fut-t 11111.
ten in xii 111;;
also in 1 1th
us his .
ttt'bttt'ut'ily' included 11 figure of some.
$111.00“ which he claims was paid on:
for [‘11) ltoll to employ 1315 whose tittu
“its lir‘t‘li tau-lusit'ely on the erectioutt
of \‘t'ttcs. Cross Arms. 'i‘t'ans
formers. Meters. etc. We dccliucd to
cupttalizd that 1111101111! and our analy'
sis of the l‘.1y itoll supports our optu
1011. but we did capitalize t‘ue culin-
1tntuuut reported in the missing Shee
ltuu invoices, as well as :1 portion of
the Pay lioll. Now. felt that
were more than tutt', but litt 1'1-
Iscelncd to be such a difference of oplll-
.Vit'. Huit‘fcn 111111 our-
selves. suggested that
1111th could be tlilifllllt'li by buying the
entire system appraised Moreover it
is the custom of Electric Light l‘lnnts
to keep seput'ztte for the
items which we httd to combine and
run appraisal would allow the pt'npet
l'olcs,
\V‘ P W l‘
iih'
ion bet 11 con
We .1 posit ivc
uccoultts
silh'tiiVlhltllt to be made This sub-divi
.. stun is also necessary tot
that eat It class of nutter-int is subject
different rule of (it‘lll‘t‘t‘liltlitlll.
llud thc hookhecpitti: the plum
been properly kept". the t'laui'ges would
illiVI' been cot'tettly distributed 11nd
would thus have attoidctl any boun- 01'
to
11'.
‘.contcut ion.
lly' t'ct‘et'rfut: our l‘l‘t'Dlllilh‘lltilt
’liotts for 11 bookkeeping system the
following.- will be fouud.'Aecot1nt No
.llII. \1111Is. 'l‘t '.tustorutet's ett
us of Adult-.1 331 1915. 'l‘haI some re
‘1'. 111! togarus sub-division apply
in this (use 11nd any further udditions
should be churned to ac-
counts so that pending: 1111111011111] 01 :1
to
i‘tllt‘n.
lib
MIpdl dil‘
than ten errors. (lreut uterus: h 1
(“km 111 ”1...“. 11-1111 which an 3...:Ltrit't‘d tit 11 profit of $87 65 per month ~11!) tin/hit)“ of the urcouttt y 01 101
in l"ltil ut-mth from the. Remingtoniuud lur'thet comment trout me is on Itucuns'. the 111111111111 thawed will re-
lteccssury. utultt uttultc'Itut,‘ thus proving conclu-
ltcadqttnt'tet's.
The domestic scieucn'u tu:1cl‘1 count-
er is fully appreciated by the studenta. “(If the lllI'tth-t \lectittu iheld 011 Ft 1—I
11:1 could be seen by the way it uh
patronized this ttoon.
Albert llibcr. the Franklin Alumni
football player has just returned to
school. ltuvng been out for about
11 t-cks with .1 broken collar bone.
many friends :tte gluvl to see hint
l 1111;.
MA-Ir
imomne
A Great Home
Remedy
or Coughs
and Cole's
l.tnontne 111;:th relief, even in the
‘. most stubborn cases, and the world of
imcdlcitte knows no suret' curative ag-
ont for bronchial afflictions titan Litt-
onine. When the throat is parched and
the lungs sore with severe colds the
inflammation from membrane and tis-
sue.
AND l'l‘
DOESN'T MATTER WHAT
. FORM OF COLD YOU HAVE, LIND-
N NE IS WHAT YOU WANT.
I
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SCASTORIA
l trot- 11111111; and 01111111111
In Use For Over 30 You“
i hinge bears
We .0!
Not. with t'tcfe r-cute no the report
d 11 December lUIh. i will reply as
briefly 11:1 possible to the various criti-
cisms.
I' ltt'ill firstly .Vt'r llipsou
'insinuution that Mr. Gorhnnt bud the
i1
iiilNW t‘l'
invertible and untrue"
l
tepm‘t.
it is not our method of doing busi-
only come in contact with account
nuts who care. ttot a whit for reputu~
lion. '
1‘ When we make 11 report we give
fuels ttbsoltttelyf as we find them and
too word, act 01' deed of Mr. (vorltam.
th'. Suif‘fctt.‘1\l1'. Ilipsou or even a.
tt'entbet' of my immediate family could
Ipcrsunde m I to Sign any report but 21
ittue one.
Mr. Sniffen stated that our report
differed with the Commissioners iuI
the. matter of onsets only and this (iii-
1
ESnifft-n
our valuation of poles wires. trans»
formers, meters. etc., is about $10,000
too low and flint if the 11101011111, etc.
in this item cost approximately $1].-
000.011 the. labor must, according par-
titularly to Mr. Macy. (cost a like
amount.
His statement will not hold water.
The total Pay Roll fot' the seven years
and two months ended’August 31st,
' 1315. amounted to approximately $13.-
Ofiicc Help. Station Attendance.
Bridge Lights. Street Lighting Main
tcttance. Commercial Lighting. New
Station Construction. etc, etc. and it.
would be out of the question to capi-
tulize, almost this entire amount. and
further the original contract with Wm.
Shdelian if: Company ihclu‘dod the
erectlon of forty-five. poles with cross
11-11111. wiring and installation of one
hundred and fifty street lights clini-
‘ lpieto. Shannan «it Company also con-
ference is caused by the fact that 311x.
and Mr. Macy both figure that"
500.00 which included Superintendent. 1.
Isi-;.el. thtt our mmnwtueud111011.. 101
the etttptotmt 111 of uppruiscts was not
ttttndc bccuusc 111-“1'e.1li7.1I1l the weak
Incss of our figures." as stated by 2111'
.Vlncy and questioned by Judge Walsh.
| We understand that. Judge Walsh
1
took exception to the accountants tell‘
”i; Ilissell accoutttunts draw 11]) 1111 “on .1111: NW '1“ 1‘83"” “IN 11““ h ”‘93
‘ttud been offered for the plum.
l
1 street it-
:tdc to take over your
bruise lights. of 2:28 lumps at 11 cost 11 ’
‘tht' District of $353606“ pet' you .'.1'
11' 1-1'1;.~- 01 about $14.75» per lump.
“xv. 1:
11I1loeut trout the. Jurliz-I‘r. -'t
'11:“ he is not pertutty familim'
.t‘.
in- tutics of uccntttt.1tttts. l-"o 1'
t . . .
I.1t.;1lt if v».- :ttltili the 11110.1. of
'.1 :1...«1urin-.: fum 01 corpo: I' ., 1
illg'ure costs and should we 11nd that 11
iccrtain fli' Lii‘i (‘ 1's bCiDX liliitil‘ El fl 00:118
‘0"101 and ttbovothat 111 which he conic
putchttse the same article elsewhere.
‘we. naturally call attention to the fact
iiilir t‘ilfibiill“ ltlm to either reduce his
itost on the manufacture 01' to discott
i111. if necessary through those concerns
that can ‘make 11nd sell it. at .11 lower
figurcihau his cost of tnnnut'ucttu'c.
Now our report was made for the
benefit ot‘ the voters of the Third Tax
ing‘ District and we considered it 0111'
duty to inform them that such an of
fer bud been made. and still deem it so.
li'td the \0te'1 '11 realized that tlteit
'tz'ect lamps had been coating them on
uvevuge of $25.00 per lamp per year
for six and one half years, we imagine
that an offer to give the some service
for $14.75 would interest them._ it it:
dn'ttuat'erlul that the offer was- not
inane until March. 1915, similar or bet-
ter terms could probubly have been
obtained long prior to this date. L
The. report of the Commissioners in
several years hare not presented op
crating statements.. but 11 11191-0 list of
the nIuson‘
What we did any Was that “uttdu‘
‘ncss ttnd‘fiidently Mr. Hipsun 11113131111" of March 3151. 1915. an offer “'11 ‘
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tittuo making the article and 11111011118."
BAKI N6
PQWDER
Absolutely Pure
Na ALUM— Na P11039111: r5
veyed information of little V'tliUt‘ 111111
left the voters absolutely in the dark
or to the cost of operating: the plant.
Referring 111111111 10 M r. Macy's state
1111-01 of operating for tltc tiilt’t_
IillOniiib ended ”.0111 11:111.!-
Iwe fail to me 11111 work of this 1111 i
‘lltli‘ should hate been deltII'ated to.
tilt Station Supetinteudcut who may!
be 11 first «loss lllctttical Engineet, buti
ttl ose qualifications as an atcounutnt.
we should be inclined to doubt. .
in conclusion we must take eta-cu:
tion to the statement made by M12!
Sniffen that our business methods
ere very poor. “'0 do not consider
that he. is compel cut to puss upon tlte‘
Business ntctltod~ of 11uditots,11nd for t
tltet'. he took particular pains at 1111'
iiilix‘> to coutpliuteut the
1:1.1I111'1'in which we were cut't'ytup out;
Iiilt» work.
“'1: wish it to be distinctly
stood that in this mutter
antagonistic in tiny way
Mr Snidett or
tili‘l‘t‘li)’
t ~.
November
11.11.- us on
lllltit'l‘ '
are not
whatever
anyone else connect
with the
we
to
tl'd
indirectly 'll'tittl
't‘twiing District. hut itt justice. to our-
selves. we could not permit the criti-
1i.-1ns to 1:0 unchallenged and we are,
pl: prtt'ed to answer any and all ques-
tions which muy'be'ptu to us in pub.
11‘ 1111011111; or otherwise. and would.
'.'1 home an oppot'tuutty in do so.
Yours tct'y truly, I
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MISS STARK’S SONG RECITAL.
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Ptcgt'am of Unusual interest at Com-
trovtlty Club Tomorrow Afternoon.
The program of the soup 1'1'1'it11l by;
M11» Ada G. Stutk. 1111- rooms 01".;
1l11 Community Club. 53 West avenue.
.\1.1'1\'u|it. on \V'cdttesduy' afternoon.
['11 ('t’lllbt'l‘ .15”), at 4 o'clock. is 11.x fol—.
lov's: ‘
\‘tulin Solow-Allegm Assai.
l-Zttzltth Sonutu. Op. '.lll, N0. 3 .....
l. You Beethoven
Miss Ethel Louise iieckel'.
A l‘t'euut of Egypt" sour;
tune by Amy VVoodtwutd l-‘riedcut
(ul' Beside the Lonely Nile.’
(11) "Within the Sphiuxs
Shade.“
(c) “i’01neurnuulc is Your Mouth."
(d) "i Envy livery (‘irclet."
(c) "l Wnkened When the Moon."
Miss A011 1:. Stork.
V'ioliu Solo~~ltomance Op. 26..
1
1
it
from
St:'tt;<~~~ "
Solemn
Johann “attends-I11
Miss Becker.
Sottgs~ (11.) “Haymukiug‘ . .Ncedhutu
lb) “The Spirit lI‘lower" ......... ‘
(‘nutpbell Timon)
(1') "A Song of Joy“ ...... Woodman
(d) “At Downing" ......... Cndmutt
(c) “t‘ontc Out, .‘1lt'. Sunshine"
Miss Stark.
Accompanist for Miss Stark.
.indu ii VV";111'd\1ell for
. Alex. S. (.ibsou.
Members tnuy bring friends on payv'
uteut 0f2 Scent'siot' each.
Illis,»
.\l 1's
.\l iss liet'ket'.
PRESlDENT TAFT DELAYED.
N EW YORK. Dec. l-l.——-,Fot‘ltter Pre—.
sidcut 'l‘uft was among; the storm.
ii'utnd travelers on the. New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
llast night. He boarded ii. 111' in for
\‘ew IiZlVeIl at (hand t‘cntral Station.
only to be informed that because of 11
break in the electric feed wire there;
1'. mild indefinite dela V."1\'eve1 mind.“
eiti Zl.1' Tnt‘t. “l‘l‘ it} quite "Olllifiil
:tltlc. ltcr.e" and. dry/J11“. he wait-.11:
patiently until. with the lid of 11'
steam locomotive. the. train crawled
out of the station Although he. first
cl ntbcd :tbmrd at. 2 0.111.. it was new
on this morning when Mr. "aft reach
rd New Haven.
The Band of Hope. meeting in Roy-
mottd Hull. Sunday cvening..nlthough
devoid of a regular program, was 11"
very interesting affair. A number" of
young ladies occupied ' thé platform.
Miss Smallhorn at the piano. Rev. Mr.
Tt'lnknus‘ with: flute Land Charles 01;
den with trombone. led the singing.
l
~Acceut all the luck. that corner
«our way—bur. don‘t DEFEND on its
coming! if you want a job use 11 8011- .-
receipts and disbursements which “0“"1‘1‘" Want 5a.
1
"1111111 lb‘li \EIIéllt-i,
1 pl't‘IV’v‘ii-
' 1
Illo.‘
continued its course
‘ while
‘tho back and I now 11111 strong
I
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3
NEW
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(ieorge \V'at'tltvell. jr., was the guest
of friends in New York over Sunday.
Joseph Riley of New York spet.
weekend with his parents on ‘.‘l‘
Um
'I: ‘l
street.
hm
Mrs. George Andrews of Bridgeport
'was the guest of friends in town over
the weekend.
11 hp has been
of weeks is
Mrs. .loltu Kelley.
quite til for 11 ninttbrr
able to be around again.
lames Leslie of New York
faunday Very pleasantly at the houn-
of Mr. 1Iud Mrs. Rodnt'y Light
~1lt‘.‘
llobct'l Stltmidt of llanbury 11m '1..-
.tzuest of his tttothvr. '.Vlrs. (Width 4
Schmidt on South avenue
'i‘llc littlltt-r:' ('lutt 11111 11111! 111 "-
ilOlllt' .\il‘.\. Edward ll. l.:111 rent-e
Soullt 2111-11111- ‘ day 111.3 p.
of ‘
V~'rd111~.~.
HIS" ‘ ’
11.1w '11
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l1) tl.'» .1'
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1111 in 111111.111111111
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S u' .
Hutgcrs t'ullcj' .
owl-1:1" "'itlt his purvItt':
.\t1'.~'. flurry
l-‘tnnl. Kc 111' of
I-':tt tho'
l’rIs‘W'IIK'cr :til‘i ‘mIlva.
Carter street.
‘.unlc. ‘.l:11"..:a1'c1 :1tt-‘ .ifl‘lt'?
111‘ Stittttfort‘l. spent F‘umiuy
f.\iis.~:as Anna- and Jennie
.‘Yt> 1's
111-1'
with the
.itiloy .ui Mend Btreol. ._
1
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llt'. utttl Mrs. Dut'id'Moore 1.1 Stunt
'rrI‘ ure oer-11mm: tlte‘ 're'sldence
William Reinhardt 011"Ciiél”ry street.
Mr. Moore is employed 5118 euglucmu‘t
on the New Canaan electric bruntlv
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Muster Clifford Webb celebrated l1?'
fifth birthday at the home ct: his 11:11'»
cuts. 111-. and 1111-1. Westey \V'eltb ..;'
Richmond Hill. lust Friday afternoon
A number of Clifford's friends 111111.11
.in the tttcrry-tttuk'tttg.
A meeting of the Holy ' Nuntc \‘m'te-
ty was held in St. Aloysius Church.
Sunday evening. Business pertaining:
to the. coming ltnhquet was transact—
ed. The banquet will be held on IlIII
evening of Jan 25. and will be one of"
' the events of the season.
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\V’ltile Carl S. Raymond of the ":13"
mond 111110 delivery was driving his
touring car on Forest street. Sunday.
the hack axle broke. and (He wheel
along the I‘Oltti-
way and finally rolled into the gutter
the car dragged along a few
feet before is was stopped. The. cur
was towed home, and is now being 1'-
paired.
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A number of people enjoyed the
skating on some of the ponds about
the town Sunday Some went to the
izocwkood lake near A. H Mllltkeu's
residence. while the larger number
went over to the Thayor lake nenr
Silver Mine. A number of, young
children were seen at the Park lake
and seemed to be having 11 good time
skating and sliding about.
hsruouc AND WELL- As EVER.
Fred Smith. Green Bay, Wis, Says:
“‘sFoley Kidney Pills cmupletely re.-
leved mo of all soreness and Pain in
and
well as ever." Cold weather mske.‘
aching joints, sore muscles and irreg-
ulur bladder action more unitesr’c hi0
Foley Kidney Pills help the kidneys
l
eliminate.ypttin-cnttsing .poisous.
Sold everywhere.
Norwalk Chronicler