”\GE FOUR
"ll“
lost I lot of I! c), l..- .. a...» “h“.
embargo which shipments of
crushed amend M test-rt
work. Therondbiaaondftionfr- ...s
run some uoawau mo m
v
lhiitkuwu have been mm by If
and hire. Stephen Doty, of Good Hill.
for the marriage of their daughter
Miss Ethel holy to Elwood Marlin, of
stand of reduced. and this has beeni
followed by the intimation that Lbs,
same thing would he‘done in Norwalki
if the competition was eliminated. |
All of than statements are untruefi
and knowing that if such statements.
are made you will likely be among the
I'm-V -lnrat to hear them. and feeling that
» HA i
BOLD C. HALL ' f you would not for a moment knowing
M U 1m T - ly permit false statements about our
‘1 a can,“ 6pm“ Company to go unchallenged, we take
CJTY MARKET
69 N0. IAIN ST.
and Elm 1‘ the liberty of putting you in possession.
. of the facts so that you can refute an]
FM MM‘ such statements if you hear them
I‘d. rug-ta. East Nomik. ct, mm. We feel um if any such state
ments have been made it must have
abeen through misinformation or mis~
understanding, as we do not bel'mvo
'that anyone in the Third Taxing Diri- rant “d boarding house ““39";
i
5!.
L..."-
, . ‘ EAST .Itrict would spread reports concerning
I a [our Company, which they knew to be
false
, .
Nakwnht .
‘ pany began doing businesrt in Water
bury. New Britain. Norwalk and Green-
which on January 1, l912. Since that
The wo k
f a up tzdaonbzrwm;vm '" its rates in any of these cities. but
:‘ y ' rain. has on the contrary, reduced the rates
in all of them. The general lightinl
. visitor, yesterday, in New York city, tioned when the Company took over
. business. the properties, and the reductions
-‘~——~— made. are as follows:
Ladies Aid 80(1er of the East Ale reduced to 100 per KWH maximum.
III! M. E. church will be held tomor- New Brllflinwl‘lt‘ per KWH mari—
low afternoon in the church parlors. mt'm reduced to We per KWIi maxi-
r“!
I“! Barr Siders were visitors last N0r"“‘“”" 9" KW" maximum
“in at the Burma and Know “mp reduced to 10¢ per KWll maximum
.1 being held all of (m. 'uk on m. Greenwich—"15C per KWH maximum
‘Do auspices or m. to“; loose. in addition to the reductions in the
. general lighting rate shown above. we
Plans are being pushed for m. have aha introduced in each city a
5 hot Side. These are directed annual- iist rate for residence lighting, a list
a, by members of the hat Norwalk rate for display lighting. a ~~mpounu
”07”“! Association. rate for business lighting. and a com-
There was no meeting, last night, of all of those rates have resulted in re-
i '90 third district commissioner‘s. The ductions ‘0 large ““13“" 0' “"0““
"wilt weekly session phnnod for era who adopted these rates. Dr: to
" Wednesday evening, when the oomrnis- "403' ”'9 "3"“? m” D" KWH '0'
dons-rs will convene at the plant for lighting service has shown a crater
hportant business [rgnucuonl reduction than the reduction in the
‘i There are a number of local people All of the rate changes that have
. We have taken advantage of the pos- been made in all of the cities in which
; inf savings facilities offered by the So. we do business have been absolutely
float report bound by‘ Poaimnatwr initiative of the Company. The re-
Andrew Leary regarding the savings auctions that have been made in Nor-
hnk. this year has pmen a record waik were made in carrying out the
l
. matters. and these rate changes would
i Mrs. H. W. Gorham. yesterday after- have been made regardlerrt of whether
.80“. was the hostess at the semi- the municipal plant in East Norwalk
improvement Association Card Party, particularly call your attention to the
the members of which met at the home fact that while there has ne'er been
1 Hrs. .1. Wallace Marvin. A pleasant any electric competition in Greenwich.
the length of the afternoon. Iorage price per Kill" for lighting baa
ibecn reduced by a somewhat larger
'Ckctrlcal Rates Haws but Reduced percentage in Greenwich than in Nor
Nor-walk, Conn. ‘maximum. price.)
May 20, 1916. As previously stated. we feel sure
District Commissioners. . that everyone in East Nor-walk wishes
East Norwalk. Costa. : wishes to misunderstand or misrepo-
Osntlamen:— ! sent our policy or our past history. We
‘We have been Informed that var are laying'lhe information contained
fillet have been making statements to know the true facts. We feel confident
‘0 effect that The United Electric that you will be pleased to get the
Light and Water Company has not re- fat-ts in the case: and that. in the in-
‘lt does business. but has reduced them to use this information to correct any-
‘sre only for the reason that it has one who. through a misunderstanding.
.nt competition. We have further been might unintentionally misrepresent
WATER COMPANY,
B. H. GORDON,
Superinta' adeni.
"0an
AND .-
3 (new?
ken arm-J .
Daniel C. Smith. formerly of Stall-
ford, for the last two years in the Bol-
dicra' Home, died at Syracuse. larch
25. He was formerly in the restart
I . . fi— ,
‘ffr’ _ mrormeathattoesumnihulfienltw company's policy in such not.
A, 7 ' made that in Greenwich and other or?! ‘9”- , w
t, . W's '81! !.
Ca. . . . { _ .
‘ ' '5‘“ "hm " we “m h“ “my" ltrim. omen ELECTRIC uGH'r e
tion the rates have been increased in-
hero. and waswell known.
Andrew Carnegie is expected to oc-
cupy his summer residence on Collen~
der's Point within a day or so. and one
more of the summer coins, for which
thrien is becoming noted will have
arrived. According to all rumors, Mr.
Carnegie will be residing in his home
before Thursday of this week.
Oteppod into Hole In Bridge.
Tono Pananopls, who boards at iii
Cottage street, Stamford. and who is
a chauffeur for G. '31. Cost of Collab-
der’s Point. was rather seriously in-
jured yesterday afternoon. when.
while going to his employer's house
over a bridge nearby. he stepped
through a gap caused by the planking
being torrt away. He was running at
the time, and did minutiae the opal»
ing through which his leg and most of
his body went. fracturing his right
foot and his tenth and twelfth ribs in
the tall. Dr. A. B. Sorgi was notified
and arrived shortly at the scone of
the accident. where he attended to the
iniurios. Pananopola is reported to but
getting along nicely this afternoon.
Anthony King of 'Maple avenue.
Glenbrook. died saturday afternoo't.
after a two weeks’ illness. He had
worksd for some time on the railroad.
where he was a foreman inspector.
He was 63 years of ago. He had lived
in Glenbrook for about iii years. Ho
was born in Denmark. He is survived
hv a widow. Tamar: three sons.
Charles of Stamford. HAM of bid!!-
port and Joseph of New Haven. and a
daughter. sin. A 0. Brown of Gist»
brook. He also leaves five bxoihra
and n sin-r livin out of tour. The
funeral services was held today at 2
p. m at his lain ”slopes. interment
was in Spring Grove (Ia-story. Nero-
ton.
The good—roads increment seams to
have struck tDariea. to lodge by the so-
ilvltiea which are taking plane there
today. Workman under the direction
of Superintendent Bumba- nt tho
Wat-muse Company are ripping up
the Warranite covering which it boots
led on the Post road. due to the frost.
from Dorian to Walk. and will no
place it. with another Warrenlto cov-
ering with a canom base which is
expected to resist the ravages of tne
winter wmtber. The work on the
State aid road started this monin‘un
der the direction of Superintendent of
High{ays Green.
~~~ r~~x m the Stabs finish-
ed a half mile of this road. and the
town of Barton will conclude the work
now. there being about two and a
’ than to be corn
nleted. Reimbursement fa evpocted
from the Slate. On the King's bind
IMF "to many-Nova "an “Nikon.“g.
ey Company of New Rochelle have Wilh-
on Mansfield aver
contractors to start work thr
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W
New York. at their midnnce, on Wed-
- nesday evening, June it
”a; ».
. to:
‘ CANAAN
~‘u
? Rev. Lawrence Barber, of Green
Farms, exchanged pulpits with Rev.
Charles W. Burt, of the
< «hurt-h, on Sunday morning. ‘
\
Hatfield
Clarence Boon, of Toledo, Ohio. and
{Miss Mabel Larvppear, of East Haven.
Mr. and um r. a, flaw“. of New Law been guests of Rev. sad Mrs.
|York are residing at 2l0 Park street (name W. Burt, at the Congregation~
[for the summer. ul parsonage.
9 Mrs. Tillman has rented the Weed Postmaster and Mrs Ifharies Greg-
cottage on (‘herry street and will orij. 0f Cannondaie, and Mr. and Mrs.
move into it in a few days, William B. Hurlbutt. were Sunday
-._. guests of Miss Alice fitch, of Godfrey
L. F. Griebel wont the week-end in street. ‘
‘town with his brother and sister. He
has just returned from a three months' Mr.
business trip to China‘s).
and Mrs. Frank P. Morehouse
entertained. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
—< Robert Wakeman and Children. and
9"” Bender " the {'3' mmr Herbert Anderson. of Norman street
0' the A‘P "or" on Railroad avenue. Bridgeport and Mr and Ira Frank,l
items King. who formerly beta the w“ '0‘ Gm ' ‘
position. is now in Stamford. aman, old. I
l
‘ The laying of the cornerstone for the d “18:“: here attended, on 8“”
new St. Aloysius Church will take ”M e “W" °‘ '"- “‘W ”9"“-
PM. on the m. on South avenue. at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Sunday, Me 2;, Bishop Niian will of- Charles 0. Pen-y, in Redding Ridge.
am. interment following in the Lyons Plain
____"__ cemetery. Mrs. Met-win was 66 years
The Borough Board has been taken of use. and for many rem a residual.
to task for employing a policeman in 0‘ we‘ll)". being the widow of Thom-
piaco of Arthur Dixon. who was given as MW'lll- 0' 1470M Plum. Sunk-
notioo last week that his services ing her are her three daughters, Mrs.
would not be required after June 16. Perry. of Bedding; Mrs. George Brown
Mr. Dixon did not wait for the date. and Miss Alice Merwin, of Norwalk.
but the neat day appeared in full un-
iform. and handed t‘hief Schmidt hia' ,-
m and a raincoat with the remark
that ho was through. Since then at
number of persons want to know the
cause of dismissal. The report giver
out says it was “inedicioncyf iiow-. " -.
ever, this does not misty and ever! an" mum"... 'M has charge
little detail connected with the case of ”,6 Japanese roiling ball gum at
is being clamorod for. Perhaps if Roton Point Park. has arrived "I
"W“ W” Den-int it W b' forth-3m," and is greeting old friends and
coming. The Police Committee recoar I acquaintances.
mended horny Reynolds. a former res-l
ideal. who now resides in Vista. Hoj
will take up his new duties this even-
ing. loanwbile hing a man that does
not live in the town. thereby show-
ing partiality by not giving a man liv.
ing In town a chance. The police con),
mitten evidently know what titty are
doing and it is cumntly reported that. William E Furious ““1118 yachti
the applicants received won not con- “Conan" “1 Wt M W}
aidered responsible persons. A psu- 9°". SWIM”. to her berth at tbot
tion is In circuhtigm asking the Board Nomi tank; (Rois. Tbs “Hanan" ion
to reinstate Dixon. tho no.6 m of ills. bun—lit
_ - ._.—..— Club's has no. in com-laden. the,'
lathe U. the “lands." .
Wm. E
hr b' ow
owsrros }
c...- .—...s. . o
l'horrtslnn Htubell towed E. A}
‘ttwller‘s yacht "Fearless" from MIL
Norwalk Yacht club, Friday anon.
noon. I
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acorn mm mam. l
81'. PAHL. Minn. lay 23.—-Senato:~l
‘Albert 3. Cum-tins. of lows. was on f
opptmed on the Republican pralden
‘tial ballot in the South Dakota pri'
mary today, but in many sections votp,
trs declared their intention of writ~
. l";- llns the name of Colonel ilooscvolt'
m. “a“ A m. of Hm'm'v’i’rosldeni Wilson was unopposed oat
street, will entertain the Aftornoonlm. Unmoeratlc ticket. ;
i l
“m 0"" °° “Sm" ; The Democratic uni-ram win so}
"~- mammal “Wharf Night”
-. a“ W!“ N‘ prose-Nd at Norileld
.. ice. on Friday evening.
Mr. and lira. Samuel B. Mchermi"
Broad street. attended the funeral of!
a relative. in Stamford. Sunday.
.. —-.—
‘.\'ilaan. Tka Republicans.
—7au.a WHAT 8H! trams
Anna blown. Cain Gross. In.
t rim
iots m the best liver pill we ever gtot1
hold at. as that «b not aansaate orl
UM. but not look on the liner." Rec;
omendadt b M will“
A large house party of New York
‘ ‘- 'l friends spent the
‘veeksnd with binand Mrs. Charles
Ynnedict .of Norflald street.
.—
ler's ship yards to her berth at the‘ .
we ran-s his, Cathartiw Tat.) m'
SlMSBUIY STRIKE ENDS.
srusnunmay aa—Tlre strike or Tar Compound and because. this has
textile workers in the cotton mills of
TUESDAY. MAY 23, rgro
m the Nathnai Convention “M “'piedgod to Cummins as first choice, made a five point wage increase. in
‘Mh‘wiil go to the National convention the fuse department changes were
F with the understanding that they are made satisfactory to the
:free to act individually if it becomes “10"-
npparent Cummlns cannot be nominp.-—
employee
_.__ ”V--.—
t —-HAS A 0000 REPU'i'ATiON.
l ~ The original and genuine ilonwyr and
i Tar cough syrup in Foley's Honey and -
given such universal satisfaction and
Mr. and Mrs C'ariss Dunnebach.of the Enaign-Dlickford Company ended cured so many cases of 1‘s
one on“ us on a” hadl cm. .
nut Norwailr. spent 8mm with it: mm. m o, m”... .0“, .0} today by acceptance or the company's owns and whooping cones than are
and Mrs. John [‘3 Fitch. of the Upper the
nose assay-hare. l
. months to ther- ocular wage seals. Thi-
offer which added the Mass of are per imitations and substitutes olarai to
‘cent. which had been paid- for several the public. Insist upon Foley's.
Sold everywhere.
TheYacts are as follows: This Com-
» date the Company has not increased
A. Canaveri, local fruit dealer, '1“ rates as found in the cities above men-
The regular weekly muting of the Waterbury vile per KW" maximum
'y ' mum.
”wood lot, second district. under 'cduced to lie. per KWH maximum.
Mag of the garden oontestts on the number of optional rates, such as a
_._.. pound rate for residence lighting; and
5 flat night was continued uni next the extensive use of these optional
- .- _ ‘ maximum rate would indicate.
3c 50"!“ post once. Judge from the voluntary, and have has made on the
Making one. . general policy of the Company in such
lonthy session of the hat Nor-walk was in existence or not. We would
social diversion was enjoyed during yet during the past four years. the av-
About the State. .. twalk. (This refers to avenge. not.
Third Taxing District. . to be fair in such matters. and no one
’Iotia persons In the,'i'bird Taxing Dls- herein before you. so that you my
'3' inced its rates in other cities in which terests of fair play. you will be glad
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