a
s-
. LISTEN“: ‘materlal was so generous last week
lie “"‘12‘3 85" “he-19" that no more is needed. Only will-
#:9- 3“ also—39c \ ”‘00 “"4,” lug hands to make it into dressings.
"1%; stillSOmP-“l V9“ " “ ‘A letter from France last week ask-
““ PRESCRIPTION DRUOOIOTI. 'ed for 500,000 of these dressings. All
._ . 82 Wasnlngton Itroet interested are invited to come and
3% .- Booth Norwalk. Goon. help.
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. Dli) YOU DROP OUT?
I . . I . ' .
1 Did you start a savrngu account one tune and then
I .
l for one cause or another—perhaps for no real cause—
I - , ‘
a... _. drop out of the procession traveling the road to
‘3 ducceu?
, ‘ IF“ you on), TAKE a new sun In
' .
omnams
at a. name
pas-mm amt.
soars Nun-Ia.
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. Dennison's New Art of
Picture Framing
Complete Outfits From
$1.00 to 81.85 at
DONNEL le’S
STATIONERY STORE
' :6 South Main Street.
l
-—._..__.-. .—e
‘1‘». A .
Basil K lilchell and family. of
lunar street. will remove April l‘sl to
, Hdtoken. New Jersey.
(‘lllfl'it.\ Murphy, of Maui rllrrt‘l.
nrnllrted to‘ his home
of the grip
l‘
with an attack
Iioard of Itch-Af’iueets tomorrow
' from I to it [I III.
limkIughuIn l':oI. \\ it (' w'l! hold
an all day ctwinu lemon tomorrow,
at Meal .\Icn's Hall. on Main street
The regular Inonlhlv llli‘t"lll,;: of
Sherman t‘qumandery. No. 470. UIIII-
HI Order Golden Cross, will he held
prior” eIcnIng of tin;. week.
Abraham Flo/hon , or 4 Huh street.
First llistrltt. has -.---.eIuII l .1 position
.in the clothing store of Louis Alt-r-
lck, on “'tlnhillglOll ..lreI-t, Second
lllhlflt‘l.
~—THURBDAY, DINNER NIGHT
at the Country Club
The hoard ol relief tomorrow ever»
that between the hours of 7 and ii
o'clock. will he in session In the. city
hall to retell-o complauns concern-
lnu assessments.
There are a number of Norwulk
business and professional men who
contemplate attending. next JItll'. the
Wishing military training camp.
In l‘ituburgh.
' llrs. .\’. W. Jones. of Walnut avenue
who has been confini- -d to h. r home for
mom time. with a severe attack of
Illness, is reported to be in a very
serious condition. Ilr (‘ntm Is In at-
tmdance.
Alexander Semple. oi‘ West street.
sustained a badly sprained right arm
yesterday morning. as the result of II
fall on the ice. on West avenue. Dr.
William .I. Tracey was called. and Mr.
llcmple is today resting unite com-
fortnbly.
local jewelers will he in attend-
ance at the State .Iewelers‘ Associa-
tion's annual convr-utlon at the Hotel
IStrptlleld Ilfldgtpo'. next Tuesday.
Officers: will he elected. and promin-
eat speakeru will :Iddrch the mem
hora lollonlmr a banquet. This Is the
third annual convention of the asao
.‘ ciation.
The ucneral committee of Jourt
Lattl'cl. D. of C., and Court Laurel
) Club. In“ hold an Important meeting.
Thursday eI ening. at 8 o'clock. at the
home of Mrs. Hugh P. Campbell, 36
Spring street. At this time there
will be a final rel urn of tickets made
and reports submitted in connection
with the recent staging of "A Ser-
,r haul Predicament" at lioyt's Theatre.
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mums
imam
iCootlnued tro- rim 9!”
Take 2 Setback n pl
'i 'i“ as were sewers] other ones
tions which received the tbougbt'aud
action of the councilman list night
One of these. matters was whether
Yeast Brothers should be permitted to
build an addition to their (‘hestuul
street garage.
Prosperity is here. Jump in.
And here are proapen'ty
clothes. never better
Stilts, mil for this work by the building in-
never finer quality, never apt-clot. despite obiection. was 4 up
held unanIrnously. ()ther subjects
more attractive styles, never
considered last night had to do with
better chance than now by iiilv First Setond and Third dislric‘
‘.!'i alarm >;..~Leur.- “llll regard in
suits and overcoats that have ‘ t“ c IepaIring of the First dislnct‘:
satisfaction sewed into chry Yneon: the iouncil unsnirnoudy \ol
[I'll to call lIl thr- espert adviIe Ind
seam. ierlgEPrllllll ol‘ Superintendent A
i'I‘I'IIIclIester and (ornrnissionvrs llro
lph). linnltcrncltr and Robin.» In IIII
‘roII'III'utinp of a plan to im Imp and
Iyer in workable shape the sadl)
iieliable system in the uptown
...;,.l
Rogel's & Ste‘Iens; pul-tlitl' It"... “a ”8km
llcuetl villi Itzzitr'd lo the May
l-r whistle
Norwalk ‘llll the cletlrit plant, on State street.
Suits $I5 to $30.
Overcoats $15 to $25.
dis
ow
South Norwal‘
‘(Il several months yet. the elettrital
m connnissionrs agreeing not to have it
The Monitor (lrotlo minstrels w
lili~ t'tt‘lllllg I... presented .m the 1.“,_Iriili\cd to the ('entral Station unlll thc
Hit-ginning of summer,
f The ctaIuI-rnrnu
.l‘ (nuke) of ( hri~t «hurt-h lIut-ntnl lighting was opened wlnu the
\‘Iliru tll. “I” he the preacher; IollowiuI: lilli‘l was Had from (‘or
llllh I telling. at the mid-week Lenten porntion (nuns-cl I6 \I liocltlvuod
'li'l‘\il(‘ \Ililch will be held tIt eight (h:- llonorabh lhe Mayor
o‘Ilutk in (lime I--liurth 1 t‘ouncil of the (‘Ity of Norwalk.
illenllerncn:
ate theatre. North Main street.
x...____. dist‘llnciilll
lie\
lltIsl
.IIItl
'l‘c
-lloard of Relief meets tomorrow
from I to {I p In
Since your
i‘lltli lust.
ml. the electrical cornmis
:ioner'n of the Second district to
IIIectIrIz‘ held on March
M which a role was pass
:IulhorIyIIr:
.\ regular meeting of the .\‘orwnlk.
Scoutnmslers' School was held last
. light
.\ III 1‘ 't 'i‘. - So th Norwalk library ,
t . I,. J I ~ U ‘ 1mg. I have made a cureiul cxumlna
and number excellent lecture on first
'tII fthelaw . lnlt
by lb. 1‘ it Bradley. was lhtIr . l‘ I o "h“ I: 0 ”Id! mm-
It I.-I« uvId linl
out-lily I-nioled. Members oil the po- ‘
mill ll system of ornamental
'd iii.
the follow Ing proii
. . , . ‘ '
ilt‘i' and fire departments of the. city. alone may") him” AH" 0' 1915-
III'e cordially in\'ilcd lo attend these ”mm" “' ‘ '
Inluahle and interestmg lectures. I hecllon l “W l’llbllt‘ Ullllllea
' attended.
. S :Imucl
ready at 2 o'clock. The response for
I'omnnsslon shall have exclusive Ju»
‘l'lllllil‘llllll and direction over therneth-
0d of construction or rcconstructlorr
lll whole or III part of every system
u-zed for the transmission of electric
The regular monthly meeting of the
.\orunlk .\ledlcul A‘ssocialion was held
last evening til the olllce of Dr. Juli.
.\. .\Ieek. on West avenue. Aside from
a discussion of several interestlniz'ui' with the kind. quality-mud finish
('tta‘l’h uhlch lune occurred In Nor- ”1 “mlm‘ii'l” poles,
unlit during the‘ peat month. nothing “”3 “HUI“ l0 be used in the
of special importance or Interest was rtrucllon and Operation thereof,
taken up
wires,
con
and
The meeting was Mn...“ ‘Ihe method of their Ilse. including all
plants and uppnmlus used for Item-r
:‘llnu electricity located upon private
last property upon which there are con
on iIII-tors capable of transmitting cloc-
End \t’all street. was ar‘ruinm‘d “0 ll‘lilll tootheI premises in such man-
l'ore dodge |.0<‘k“’UOd ”I“ morning. 0" net as to endanger any person or
a clmruc 0i drunkem. P58 Th" 0"" "‘1 jpiopem . ‘:Iltl commission may
er was flncd 1W0 dollars. 1"“ “N” make an) order necessary to the Is
wcrc H‘nlilh‘d- Milli“)?! 9““! up and (‘lllat‘ m such DOWN and direction.
it‘ll. M the‘tlmc 1‘" “'3“ “"95“”! bylwhlt II order shall be in writing and
(llllccr Murray. Unlcahey had "9 ltnlered In the records of said com-
“"”“"“ '“ his pockets. irnlssionors, Even person or c -
‘ . orpor
(‘ourl “Alli” is Order of Ful't‘b‘lt‘r‘. ."l loll Oplrr'lllnfl lllly Slfl'h Rybll‘lll ()I‘
held a mcctlng last evening. and mnerating plum shall. at Its cxpemu
Illnnncd {or II class initiation to bl~."""””-‘ “'"h ”1““ order A") WIN"
held on Sunday afternoon. April 2!. IIt""°i‘m““ “”-" "NH-"U“ “r any such
2 o‘clock. .\lemhem of Courts “minder. “m” b" “UMP“! '0 the penal!)
III-.ckt-mu and .\‘srruk haw been imlt- III'I‘fl'Illmd in Settion 'l'hlrly Five oi
ed to he present, at“ Progress Forum" IHrvlcr L's. of the Public M... of
Hull. and an enjoyable time is ex- ‘l'ill'
pcttetl. Tho commlIIee of arrange- I ”15: act WI" linseed at the last lel
lllt'lll‘ri is A. Antlino and A. l’csroc. 1 ion of the iii In ral Assembly. glvlnr:
i'h" “miles t‘ornmlsslcn Jurisdiction,
-'"" “l’i‘f‘fllll to supercede all 01h"
M” (oncoming lhe llll'UllId of (On-
l’utr'ick \lulcuhuy. :Irrcslcd
night by Umt't‘t‘ Jarvis Murray.
Alto.‘.uy John J.‘ (‘uneo reprt-senls'
lArtcli. whose case is to be
hand tomorrOu morning before Jud; .ei
. lll
George H.
\'o~hurgh in polite court. “
Samuel's activities on tho war-path.
.\iomiaf'nlght resulted in his arrest
by Otllcer John ll. Smith. He is out
under bonds of 8250 furnished by
Michael Cochca.
lII pull. of mery a) stem used for the
r.In~mIa.~ion of l“l(tll‘l(‘il_\.
{Iliad qualitv and finish of all male
siuls. wires. poles tonduclors and
fixtures to be. used in the whole con
struction and operation thereof, and
the method of their use \
I do not llnd any exception made to
the rule in “nor of municipalities.
if I am right in this construction of
the law. then said vote adopted at
your last meeting, was passed with
out any authority. and was invalid.
and for the. same reason the Mayor
and Council have no jurisdiction
The meeting for work on the sur-
gical dressings will be held Thursday.
March 23d. at Mrs. G. E. Kendall's,
.52 El Iwood avenue. Work will be
to
lion upon which you are about to pro
ceed to a hearing.
It is my business and duty as cor-
poration counsel to safeguard the In-
terests of the whole city and. with
that in mind. i feel It will be of great
advantage to the city that this pro-
posed sysiem of ornamental lighting
thali be installed in the Second dis-
‘trict. and that the earns system may
ibe gradually extended to the other
districts. and it u my whb not to
inlnder the progress of the matter. but
to aflord all possible assistance in
the carrying out o! the plan. and my
I «am b that no runner action
be taken by the layer and Council
The issuing of the per;
liI
on .
:IIId:
The master box wills-lav;
(ll'nfl '
in .
conductors»
with lllc‘
(Bland) a a. nwduwooo.“
1 W Cora-0|.
om LION-s-
lbflowing up his 1'evmrrnrnlcot-lou
with explanatory masks. the oer-pop
allon counsel said he had searched
Motherlaniatboelortte
find a loophole. He expressed his
opinion that in tb event of the con-
struotbnofpdosand wiresou a
city's street the Mayor and Council
should have something to say. The
corporation counsel pointed out in
connection with the ornamentaillght-
”ins Question that it would be advisa
“16 for the Second district electrical
commissioners to have counsel of
itheir own. It is planned that Attor»
trey William F Tammany. who rep‘
iresenls the come" and the
lcorporation counsel will hold confer-
traces with the view at furthering the
i‘ .‘Inamental lighting plan
Jtldgt‘ Lockwood questioned wheth
ltr the Ian. (“JOIN above, {one to the
il’uhhr l'lili‘los the
‘NW1 limit": It seems In have given
lllIern. li' Tammany. the corpora»
jlion (uunscl tiltilrd, had enameled to
liequesl the Public l‘tiiitivn (‘ornrnls
for
Sill'lr‘i'“.
(‘ornrnin ion
with] to ask the ultorneygenerttl
an opinion on the matter.
it would be foolish and silly, the
corporation counsel thou 'hr for the
(ouncil to appeal to the l‘ubllc lltlli
lies Commission with relerence to
the removal of polls. etc.. locally.
Judge Tammany pointed out that
I” re area mer vIlIith the l’ublit l' lili-
tries Commission had jurisdictiontflol
iered public servite corpontions~ only
land not municipalities. it for
that reason. he stated. he smuu‘slcd
securing the advice of the attorney
general.
i‘:it'(,‘ll‘lt‘fli
“db
(‘onnnlsslornr Thomas
Robins asked it It wouldn't be proper
for lbc Council to pass the elrugi‘ult‘d
Iornumunlnl lighting
ordinance
,llea Commission to ascertain if It was
legal. Commissioner Robins said that
the commissioners have signed con
lracls with the other companies with
Ielerence to polo lies in the dis
Irict's streets.
Ipou Investigation ol .\layor ilzrr
:uorn it developed that no represents
Incs'ul any oi the conipatIII-s woo“
pole trues Would be anecicd b) “It.
pursaxi- of the ordmaurc \vcic pres
cut. it was suggested that they (in.
not think their attendance necessary
.
t
.Ii‘tilUI‘l.‘ Q1 luclr know. at m l”\
.tIrmc llIlItIcs CoInIIII...IoIIs power.
*zlil‘ri .
.m Ulllilllflv III theflw lass.
II was finally u Imously voted to
male the orIIaIIIenou lIghtIng matter
.tlllll counsel lor this city and counsel
for tile electrical corrnuissioner secur
led. through the thirties L'ornnnssion.
|.tii\lll‘ ll‘ulil the :ItIorIIey-gt-ncrul.
I Board at Educauon Mallets
l IIiII_.oI tail Aim lllila'lrulll was an
{thormd to sell to the best advantage
Ithe pIopcIty owned by the (It)
Thus was recently.
after considerable trouble, lrccd Iron.
all mortgage tucurnbnmces. ‘Ihe ad
IlIorIsatIon. was voted last night upon
the request of the Board of Educn
lion.
on
. Inauhlilb menue.
A letter was received from the sec
IctuIy ol the board winch was not on-
tIrcly cch to the mayor and coun-
tilmcn. Some time ago the nuIyOr, at
the n-qucsteot' the councIl, wrote the
board luhnrning them that the coun
cu. not the board, had the solo right
to fill vacancies on the board. ltwus
'(liou or Ihtconfilrlltllllll, whole mmusgeslcd in the mayors letter that,
iwhen future vacancies oyurrcd the
council be notified.
The reply to this was in eliect that
the board at a recent meeting had ap-
pointed ll. J. Reynolds to the vacancy
left by the resignation of John W
Olmsted. At the last meeting. the
board's secretary wrote, no_actiou had
been taken on the matter. What sig-
nificance this letter had the mayor
stated he did not know.
Garage Addition.
With reference to the Vaast Broth-
ers' garage complaint, D. William
liar-ford, a nearby propert
hazard which would be brought about
to the fact that the wooden roof or
the building would be covered with
wooden dwellings and a school dis
trict. He stated he could not see_ the
plans for the addition when\he sp
plied to the building inspector and
members of the building committee.
\Attoruoy Jesse 'l‘. Dunbar. repre-
senting Vaast Mm. stated the
roof would be covered with asbcszos
paper. which was entirely fireproof.
i councilman Jobs W. smith. of the
bulldog
council the holding
Inform“ “‘ "
mldbelre-
.thw: Thum-
and
then have it submitted to the l'tlll‘
0W8 f,.
make any order. or enact any ordi- pointed out the-greatly Increased ilrei
nance. as asked for n the applica-'
by the-addition. He called attention
a paper covering, ind that the build-'
ing was in the center or a number of.
our not was too Mavvemt uoorui
prove a Mono. to use narrow prop-
day.
The vote sustaining the inspector
In resume the person for the addi-
uuu has Winter“ on in: you 0.
are mood.
in East Side Whistle.
Fire Commuuoner i-reuerick It
UM ...-ted Ior more time In the
settlement. ol the mus or Iurrnsnnib
powrr lor the asayuower lire admin
and the council granted it.
superintendent it. o. Macy. of
'l‘hird district plaul, stated that the.
cable under the'WasnIngton strecIl
ounge which carried powar lrom thei
.retond district station to the lay
nower headquarters to blow the who;
would be cut on April ist. That
was null. ’l'wl means no currentro. ’
.lli thstlc tie eluted that tor 8360
\shIstle could be retooled with“.
tour days. liom the tire
the
ii“
iii"
house to the
l I‘IIlId district plant. on ilayliew place,
.\bill‘lt‘ It would remove and
glut; Inuous care.
capeli
t‘oIIII'IissioIIt-r tlanung stated that
>t-Itrul solutions to the problem had
been presented, but that they"
all complicated and,
were
to obtain the.
best resulla, lurlher Inu-sligarion was-
.IIImIalive. I
l
Robertson I
' Mr.
Ilobcrtson said in spite of the fact
that the current for the whistle was.
cut oil. there was a battery system!
in one which controlled every box In
[ht-,district and. in case of an alarm,
this system would ring the
er bell.
I‘ouncilrunn trying I).
agreed with the commissioner.
.‘Iiayllow
Third District Commissioner
liarn It.
Wit
.‘éuillin wished ll understood
the commissioners In no way wished
to hinder the investigations of thi-
fire. cornmittte. but that they wen-
only looking out for the best interests!
at the people of lth district.
Mayor liarstrom acknowledged the
commissioners had done all they
could in the matter. and stated thI
responsibility now rested with the
fire committee and the council.
ELM cIrv HOSPITAL RECEIVES
«1,000.
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New Haven Orphan Asylum Receives
Equal Amount from Hall Estate.
«NEW HAVEN. March 22.»—»The New .
Haven hospital and the New Haven
Orphan asylum will each get ”H.845.-
“ by the order of distribution of the
estate of the late Elisabeth M. Hall
paascd by Judge Gibson In the probate
court yesterday. These legacies will
be turned over to the Institutions at
once. St. Thomas Episcopal church
receives 86.000 under the will also.
Mary Barrett and (‘athlyn Barrett. two
servants. are given 85,000 and 82 .000
respecthely. Mrs. liall left an estate
amounting to nearly $2 ,000..000 con-
«'istlng chiefly II. ilrst mortgages and
stock In too new liaven Gas Light
company.
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MORE CAVALRY FOR TEXAS.
DURTJNGTON. Vt. March 22.——ln t
pursuance of orders from the War DeL l
partmcnt received late last night pre- ‘
paratlons were made today for the dc-
parture of the llrst squadron of the
Second Cavalry lroru Fort Ethan Ab
len. It was announced that the aquad- ‘
ron of the Fifth Cavalry. which has
been ordered to the Mexican border. ‘
The detachment will be. in command '
of Captain Charles 0. Harvey.
VERDICT FOR 8250.
The jury in the Civil Common Pleas
court yesterday. afternoon returned a ‘
verdict in favor of the plaintiff to re-
cover 3250 in the suit brought by
Emilio Annunzlato of Ridgefleid
against Herbert E. Scott of the
same place. for dam‘agcs In a horse
and carriage collision. Annunlato's
horse was Injured and died after it
had been struck by the shaft of
Scott's wagon. The case went on trial
In the court last Thursday.
will! lll BlCll RUB i
iliMBiGll Pill AWAY!
I
Rub Sachem Away With small Trial
Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's "II."
‘Bottls of old “8t. Jacob's Oil.”
When your -hack is sort erJ lime
or Inmbago. sciatica or rheumctirmt
has you stiffened up. don't suffer! C It 3,
a small trial bottle of old, honest' a‘.t !
Jacobs Oil" at any dru" store. pour a
, lwere served during the
little in ’0‘? band and till it l'i'hi' lrvpfythlnx V438 don. mt “- p u M kw" running mu m
lsibly increase the pleasure at
you can!" fifty. the soreness and lame- ! illesenL
/ The party provod‘to bouts: an n W’- ‘
v . .1 I um, event productive 0 can nblu .4 ‘
Dent 3" c ppled This son g ioyment. but the DWI 0' “D".- flo—“Wbat side is be on!”
lag. in a financial way. were 1 ~
on your aching back, and by the time
boas ll 1 as.
goll needs to be used only
once (takes the pain right out and
ends the misery. it is magical. yet ab-l
musty harmless and doesn't burn the
akin ‘ .
ponetrat
Nearly 300 People
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The prlaewinnen $1:th
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