THE SOUTH NORWALIE EVENING SEN'rtNEL
FRIDAY, APRIL 14., 1915
propriation from the
state. or the general pub- sectionaliam was absent.
lic, which eouala an in- The general public were informed
amatSperoena.frun100,000.00 thattheaewhuiiaiuwouldbeenot-
it needs “,WO annually led on the present site. and Itey were
from the general public. satisfied, and apparently everybody
or the income trout an- fielse was, as no objections were raised
other ................... 100,000.00 The cash from the pledges rolled in
._ ,f.._ until the question of change of site
it ac ‘ th t th $202,100.03 was raised]. andbnthen it practically
ems onie a egcneru pu soppe , t e pu c were aaxin nA
. institution '1“ be conducted gob-llc is pretty well represented ineverydormcd that there would be no change
h m. intemt of those to, 'm‘item in this schedule, but the onlyiof site, and again the collections were
5 mtutlon was created representation it has in the manage-,excellent. Then the meeting was held
0- the opening page of each annual ment or the institution, is through‘ih the City Hall, and the support was
_ by“ to the “1mm of those that have contributed 85 orifiplit in a sectional fight, by those who
W“- 1 find me would mm‘more, in any one year. They mayiwanled to break faith with the public,
fields In follows: ivote at the annual election of tour and I think both sides have practi‘
.1310,» gain." charge, per week, 1. directors to serve for a term of threeicaily stopped their subscriptions.
, , w ch includes medical and Wm-
. i Thcv told us that the doctors agreed
surgical attendance ,together with Article lv 0! the Artltles of A550- that the present site was not suitable
landmine. nursing and laundry."
elation reads as ioliows: on account of noise and dust—very
- ‘ Will also quote Article X] of Arti- “There shall be “.0 classes of di- likely one doctor said so, and the oth-
. «flea cl Association: rectors—one to hold oince for life the ere agreed. but ”it'll tht- t'Lt‘lOl‘rl al»
”"9 board 01 physicians and 8m"iolher to be annually elected. 'l’er-iw‘y“ ”37"“ that's “1"": '-
E‘Jh‘“ C0351“ 0‘ 55 many their} sons contributing at any one time,for A! iimt‘Is iht‘ DOiB? inside mikhi 00
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‘ “ $.75 :flgmflflztfi‘m 1the use of said corporation, the sum cupv the patients tittentiou to the ex
- _ , of 8200, shall be directors for life." (11181011 Oi lhlt outside.
, finding physicians and surgeons shat A f h . i
mire no compensation tor their ser-l 8'. BC "new med ‘0. put through- The dust problem does not seem se-
., a questionable deal to gain cotitrol by rious. as the general public cm (19-
the naming or six directors for life, mud that the streets adjacent to the
who had not contributed $200 each, present site he item in a condition
but by attempting to use a payment that will not be objectionable to their
or 81,200, made by another individual, hospital. and they can set the desir-
uhls being a portion of a plpdge 0f ed result. Wonder if the noise and
86,000. dust would be considered if the pres
“th ”93.900 can mu, annually ent plant was abandoned, and could be
”yin: the general public to provide to elect four directors for threcyears, purchased for a ““5 for a private
the balance. in one case, and $6,000 can appoint hospital.
n. .ppmpmuon from the am. of thirty directors for life in another, 1 i am for a tirc Drool hospital 0n the
35,000 per year, to my mind, comes at'ree with the doctor when he says: present site, of a suitable site to
the same general public in n "This is a private institution." tttcrt our rt‘quirt‘mcnifl. conducted in
fir as they are taxpayers at least, as i do not believe that the public will a manner that will merit the support
. poi-non of the state tax collected (enthuse to any great extent while of any one, giving free service whet.
hero is returned to us. towards the Mich methods are practiced or as long ht‘t‘t‘hflarY-
support of the Not-walk Hogpmu, The as the parties responsible for the a Wonderful 81100935. i hell"?-
MI“; do not ”how my npproprla- same are active in the management_ ready to contribute ill. least ’20 an
(in: from the Town of Norwalk, and it.“ may be JUdBl‘d by the limited 8UP- ““31” ‘0 “““h a hospital, and Vi“
l am quite sure the Town of Norwalk ntirt given your appeal in the maintcv
l believe the hospital will meet and
Mn far greater support when
lites. pledges are fulfilled. I
‘Aadnowaatotheinootneoftha
floapital. which you say, is derived
.h'on the state and town apnmnv-ta.
“on. private and ward patients:
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;- makes none. nance fund. that seems very feasible to me for se-
Tlie Norwalk Hospital Association The people of the town were ready curing a dcstahle addition to the
‘0' 0'03 to give their united support to the hospital income. llut the plan, to be
3059““ plant valued at... $43,500,“) hospital at the time the pledges for effective. must he TOT 3 hiihviihi ihfli
Other assets . 6,400.00 the new building were solicited, if will reach the hearts of the people.
Yours truly.
Fund tor new'iiii'ddgiii. ElnIRT w ri'rcit
It has a 86,000 annual ap
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who! I churgc m‘l‘olll“ mums hone—No rod ninth-no (onco-
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transaction between you and this housc. 'I‘ry ltl
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the institution weer made—it being
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120 WASHINGTON ST, OPP. SOUTH NORWALK POST 0 F FICE
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We can satisfy your fancy as to style and price.
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its hiizh its $1" in certain tit-sci. [shares of the 60,000 outstanding Wa-
i The iiiitnufttt-itircrs have it systt-iii llllllttll-lPORT. All?“ 14-”105t‘phiterhury Gus Light (‘ompany stock for
known its the dollttr aitd cent list. by Siiumii'k- Of [01" Ba“ “mil “T9". about 348 ii shiirc. h'l‘c par value is
which work is weighed out to catch 53““ York, ii former clotliier, Villaboui $48 a share. The par value is
man in turn so that a man WilOsc ‘releascd on $2.500d bonds ”tom fthe proximately $1,500,000.
'curnln it are low comes to the top of i'iil’ t‘Oiil‘i. yester ay morn nil 3 i9? . , . . . ,
the its-gt and is given the preference ibring hound ovcr to the Suvt’riot‘ ("givmlrofigrjhzoggfifgidytrading,
This system enablcii itii tlic men to court on it charge of pit-kins pockets. m "ib, the rltilroad map“), of a“
cam something its long as the factor; Probable t‘fluilt’ “‘83 found in iht’ $f a: 9.3 )fl (,jm interest in the WW
i A" “ halting °“’.‘“"; Orange ‘3, {‘m‘ it»: are working tit all. «use of Mntles Burns, of New York ftrb‘r -G'as l‘igh‘t t‘ompuny 1n the
[“5 prosperous as H H" a few “mm (lverturett have been made at diner. t'iiy. on a similar chime. and ht’ “'38 li‘f "u,“yn, in“: the railroad 'compuny
.ago. and it is pointed out that numer- ent times in the p“, for an increase :bound over to the Superior mum in me :ht 8:0“! ,5_ 000 shares of the
in“ small shops have closed down. in wage“ for the men and just “0" ii {$1.500 bonds. stiilt‘kk 'l‘h'it liari. of the stock which
gOne of‘these is m“ old factory of is being contended that something! JOM‘Dh MOMS. “With” Nt‘w York-.1" Q ' ‘ b‘ ht b' the hichter and
lfnrmer l-ire Commissioner Thomtts F. should be done along that line on no In. was remanded m (m, county jail pail no out: i )wa‘ sold, revious-
illrcnnan. After Mr. Brennan gotmmm' of ”w system in mg“? of alter- .ln default of ""500 and the NW, con-i tr ggs cottlipttn 9:], 'ih' “t if) Wate-
through he turned the shop 0"" to‘nately speeding up and slowing down_!iinu9d until today. He is also clung-”3 to "90" 9 m ' e ‘ “m y 0 r
Jose h More . of this clt , who has , q . , . ‘bury. The intention of the buycrs of
p y yy . The itianutatturem hair in the past 4“ With ht‘iiifi a Dii'kliOt‘kPi- the rest of the stock to ‘0 put it
llilt‘l‘t‘ lll'i‘ four months in the .Vt‘ttr' .r-etis legislature ordering the New
wouln RAISE ,Vthcu ihc nit-n can count on till thcy ALI-[GED PICKPOBKEIS illuvcit road to (iin‘Hl itself of till iii
i icnn do. Then thcy can inakt- 8'25 it securities in gas, electric and water
i iwcelt for it few Weeks at a stretch. i tuiititttiiics, thc New Haven has sold
. FREE of "A18 At the present iimi‘. With “will" “fl” IN BRIDGEPOR to Richter 6‘.- C0., of this city, and R.
thing slack. the men are limiting ii". tiriggs Company, of Waterbury,
\vugcs that run from around :6 up to
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icontcnded. by the number of smaller
:shops which have gone out of busii
ncsrt, without, apparently, a corres-
ponding increase in manufacturing
inning to the bigger shops.
since closed down. ; betli itble to how tl' ' - ~ A l' ' til i l' l h-
. . ,. i,” the) up“: not ccorttni. to o c it s, ticrc .is , . , . ‘ . , .
The old Wilson shop in the \sllcv-- ~ - . ,, ‘ , i ,, _. ._ - , ‘ among investors in Hartford and \\ a-
”tree ,m a position \ l.trt the) could make Lttn ‘0 much liiikink WNW“ oniiel'bury and vicinity. Most of tho
itrnins of the New Haven road be,
tween New York and New Haven,
hut plaint-lotliesitlcn hitvc been tic-i To the New Haven the sale menus
itiiit‘d '0 (iliil' on llrfit‘iit‘flli)‘ :tll trtiinsithc disposition of a tio-(‘ililt‘d outside
in an effort, to stop the priictlcc. profit at a slight margin. The cost to
*— Ithc road was about $44.88 a share. it.
NEW HAVEN ROAD SELLS is said. besides which the road has
OUT ITS HOLDINGS IN been getting an 8 per cent. dividend.
WATERBURY GAS CO. Part of the Waterbury company stock
HARTFORD, April 14.-»As a rtl-iwns held by the New Haven through
suit of the action of the Massachu— the llousatouic Powor Company,
“iii" “fwd down “"0‘“ “mm'the advances. owing to the low prices
‘ago. btill another i“ the 0M "“5373“, for bats and the increasing cost of
in the Doddtown section. Crow.Q\lih‘ iiirtnufacturc.
lin & “WT“ had a ”‘3'" i.“ ”"hmm‘ Just now it but selling at $1.50 mayl
“Wilt “'hk‘h has been “‘0‘”! down for, have a silk lining. fancv trim cvclcts;
$0an time, find ii ‘5 rumored that “u" and other things that cost money in
:tmOiht’l‘ plant now temporarily (“059“ the making and vct the cost of fur
will not open its doors again under its silks and m)“ is Away up. '
WWW“ ownership. ‘ The men think the manufacturers
Hatting employee “’9 "1d ‘0 b“ in should enter into lll’l agreement to in
:30” Sim"? financially. M9“? “‘9“ crease the. price of hats. At present,
who once. were. paying for the" owntuccording to representatives of the
homes, it is‘sutd, have lost thcni dur-‘mm. the bosses, instead of getting to-
inK ihl’ period 0’ “99'955‘0'1- which gether, are busy watching cttch other
“099 "Oi 990'“ nltogcthcr'm ““9 ‘9“ and competition is too kccn to make
Lht‘ difiil'iCi. Mid ”'10"? are other "i' the industry as stable as it should be.
dt‘ht‘t’t‘ ihiii ihi‘ hatter '9 “0‘ making .Thc national organization decided
“10an enough 10 50990” himself to take up the matter in an effort to
llTODt’i‘iY- bring about a possible closer working
According to information 3103"“! in rclutiouship between the bosscs as a
”it“ hailing district, iht‘ shops 3“" now means of enabling them to increase
tittssmg through a dull period. in the pity of the men. The national
“103i Of them “Oi 9V9“ half timc is be‘iconiniittcc was then organized for the
{NH Width. and some “Te practically at ; purpose of getting information as to
-'i Fiahti-“iiii- This ‘5 'bctween “a“cost and prices from each territory.
“Nth." tinti ii it‘ ‘0 ‘19 exprt'it‘d that This broad survey will, it is believed,
business will be dull for it short ”meti'cvcal the true condition of trade.
to come. ‘
The policy of the manufacturers. it
W; said, is to make every shoveltul of OYSTER BOAT STEWARD
mil produce the maximum amount 01’, LEFT ESTATE OF $15,000.
i-ncrrzv. This mcnns thatthe factorit‘s BRIDGEPORT, April 14.—-Josephi
'trt! rim to the i't‘i')‘ limit in exception- Morris. one of the best known colored
my busy 59890119 Wht‘“ 11" hands are rcsidents'uf Bridgeport, left. tin cs~§
‘llSth and also in dull 30850115 WM“ tale of $15,000 according to his will
there is little doing. The idea is‘filed for probate yesterday. Mr. Mor-i
‘lirtt by Woriiiiii‘ar t0 the. limit or 039‘“ ris for years was a steward on the.
ity the Dinnit‘ canxbe made ‘0 turnioyster bout-3 of Beardsley & Son. of,
mi their product with greater emci- Strutford. He left the life use or his
"\Cy. it is then t‘t‘Ohomy is hold “Festste. most of which wits property in
*n orders until enough are ahead i0.neurdnley lune. East End. to his
wake it possible to him into in“ widow, Chloe. At her death he di-
lieed. Storm is required in great rects that the estate be divided he-
iunntities and the coal used 10 KP“""tween his daughter, Katie E. Wilkins,
‘tt‘ it is a hill item 0f PXMW- BYiutid his granddaughter, Gladys White.
ltoving everything to the very n"mEAlderman Vincent Whitney and John
stock has already been placed,
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City National Bank
lDomestic and ForeignENeeds
There are many business men having individual banking
needs peculiar to their own affairs.
The best equipped bank is always ready to meet prompt-
ly requests for any definite service.
The facilities of this Bank are comprehensive and offer
a personal service to each customer. covering all his do~
mestic and foreign requirements. We solicit the busi-
ness of all in need of broad banking facilities.
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WOMENS NECK WEAR '
Of Exceptional Quality for Easter.
Dainty collar and cuff sets of fine lawn, organdy and
lace ......... .......... ...................... 25c.6.50c.
The New (‘ape Collar made of plain organdy trimmed with
‘his item is cut down to ‘ minimum'Bt-own, Jr., were appointed appraisers . small crocheted buttons ...~t.. 50c.
" dull times and Ill made the most of of thc cums yesterday. i .\(-w and odd shapes in Lawn, (lt‘fll'geite Crepe, Organdy and
‘nbugyflmes, ‘ t Lace Collars .........-......_.................. 25c. ‘. 5°C.
“T3!!! marital this git-ks, to their? "“3372?“ ”Mitch ' lace, Organdy, Lawn and o-orgmte Crepe Vestces 25c.—$1.25
‘ van ° ause ’ °' are com- ‘ Fancy string ties in shaded red, reen, blue. ink and laven-
'ielled to loaf most otvthe time and! Lilli: ROCK, April 14.—-li'ive ~ box d". New bows (or the neck‘in “mom :hades ........ 25c.
but do their best they cannot malteicarti of a south bound frelitht train on
enough during the rush for a hit the N. Y.. N. H. h H. 3. ll. derailed -
average. ‘ by I fallen brake. fluid down I
According to a union ohcer who titty-foot amhnnw mtt Jnitl I'"'ih of
has records showing what the men here, early yesterday. A sixth car
are making. the average forth. also left the rails. but remained on ' .. '
the roadbed. Trams was delayed tor.
year is from 010 to '12. 3 some fac-
iaeveral hours. No one was injured. '
’torles‘it is even loan. agitated that
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