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A number of Norwalk baseball fans
witnessed the CubGiant game, yester-.
day afternoon ,at the Polo Grounds.
v—Brand‘s Jew elry store. See window!
A regular meeting of Division '\'o.
I. A. O. H, will be held, this evening,
In the lodge rooms, in Walls
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Members of Buckingham W. R
met, this afternoon, in a business so»
si-n in the headquarters, in lie"
Men's liall, in Main street.
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A numbet of the members of the.
graduating class of the High schwl
arc is: ranging lot a dinner to be he'd
in tho tux-r town: in one of the Nor-
Ialk hotels.
13' mowing. this evening, of St. John'.
Lodge, No. 6. 11‘. and A. Iii. Routine
business “Ill come before the meet-
lug.
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llotttiut hump.» was transacted at
the 1'1111111211' meeting of the First di<-
trict t‘t'lll.ll1lr’~‘l0llt'l‘3, which was htll
lart .11'11111; in thc otiiccs in \‘.':tli
rtrwt. Monthly bids were consider-
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luncheon rememoer, for Friday.
Charles 112. lloyt, sccrttttry of il:o
(‘1111111 cticui liankcrs' Association, will
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Milk, tl11A llllltl annual joint convcu
12011 of 1111- Asaociaiiou
Kc w ling-land.
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loll call and (111011 houst1
{Cannes of this evening‘s
Incrtin; of Wittnotnt (‘ountlL No 31,
l. 0. R. Ill. A pleasing program ha
been arranged, and refreshments will
be “PM“; durum 1“,. course 0! 51,5. 1112111111111 li'l'lut‘t‘lllt‘lll or our polo linci‘fiii‘ commissioners in tho Third disg lump .............. ..........$l,950
”em“. within a year. dim trict, as the question of taxation lB‘Sti lamps, 2:311 1'. P., at 823 per
1.11. 111. 11111..- 11re in good cond tummy one of taxation in order to my, lamp . ............ 1.380|
A rthearsttl of 11". degree and guard t'1oi1 illt 111:1-1. ptu'lion of them being out outstanding indebtedness, and II‘, -—
“an... of Our 141,10“; “91,915,”, 1,0,1“. 1 l l_\ lltt ’itlcphonc t‘.on1pany practically a question of bookkeeping.‘ 33,330
No. 571, l. 0. O. l~‘., was held, last evcn- R1111 1 :2. 'l‘ht tommi sinners haw If you wipe out the Electrict Light To this ilgurt must be added” ..3500.
1111!. in the lodvt- rooms, in Wall stt'cvt '1‘ l' l‘ ll Hill) ii (“mull Will) Manager;pl:\ttt '“ “19 Second district, “ENE -« —"""i
in preparation for the coming class 3'“ ' '1 “‘0 Mill-N Iould be “0”]an 1"" b“! the water‘ Total cost of street lighting“ ..{6 830
“mum“ of next Wednesday evening. 11111. 1.2111 contract was made far for the district to look after. But arm Those lamps consume: :00 lamps, at
June 21. 1111- 3.1111: _\ou not getting this desired result at.“ Watts, per lamp, 12,000 Watts; 60
itt:1..ot i. The conniipn: 111ch paid too ticmendous a coat? llimli‘ m 130 wflttu, p.11- lamp. 9,300
a rcc'ttlar 1111111111; of Old Well (‘om W'” T11" =1 cyliniicr liiilii'iii. The iollowins is a brief analysis of Watts. Total, 21.300 Watts.
mundcry. No. 951:. will m. held, 1mg Fact. l'attcrn cost $70. iiho existing street llKhiIDR (‘onirtti‘i‘ The cost, per Watt, pcr year. there-
evcnintx, in its hall, 11111-11 the Trust Humor 5. ’l'ltcclcctricul tlL‘bl Isnow V0" ”‘9' First taxing district 0' ”l“ fore equals 8.3206.
(01111111111; in Washington strcct. All "‘“"‘.""" li‘ity of Norwalk: For ‘ lamp of 1,10 (1 p" or 60 Watttl'
Twinbct's 111111 uracil to be present in PM“ Tlti' clcctrical dt‘lil is 842,- ‘ Th0 contract for lighting the Giroeii‘moneumpllon, the (11st, l)" lamp. D"
lhcrt- is erCInl business to be trans-”113i istaics 11"“ there shall be “0i ‘0” ”iii“ y,car equals $190.1, while the contract.
acted. 1 humor (‘1. TM tau: m H111 111.111.1160 lamps. of 250 candle power, which howcvcr, allows the Company to send
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UN DILRTARTLR
0L. Mot, 1009 3: Houfl, 693,
2? WASHINGTON 8T.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
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l The following instructive lilit'l‘
iillt 1'1A .l to at quaint the voters of
titns as they are, previous to
Third disliltl meeting
night:
"To the Editor of The, Sentinel,
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until.
the ,
tomorrow l
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Dear Sir: -
The desirr 1'11 its. part of certain
ton on\ in our iii lllt‘l to hand over
il.-1 lighting of our streets and housesi 7 _
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tart-1111111111) is so intense that tbey‘t
to ~ta'sn1t nts dthtitncn
1: -l to l It plutt w; thottt regard forthe;
tit '1 oi titt ~1 If [litSt‘
. they would un~
111l1 my to injure!
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: 1.111 l'l'lliilift'i' 1‘. the plant in the
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l‘m ll]. (1 of iiiix fact and because.
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l1e 111i ltd l1} 1"unlois, \tc
t'llllllit’i'nlt’ Mlnli' of them and answer
tlum for the in m1 fit of our people:
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MEN’S
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with. Neolin sole and heel.
The sole that gives long wear
and decided comfort.
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Glover s
122 Washington St.
Milton Elwood, Manager.
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owner of that Company, they on
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We believe that our electric light
plant is on the verge of being a suc-
tessiul, paying institution, but we r1]:-
this one thing.
winter use. Not what you pay but
value. We on: till your order.- to
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We Emphasize
Buy COAL now while you have the opportunity tor
RAYMOND bROTHERS
what you get is the real test ol
the top notch 01 perfection
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no
mintzs
June Clearance Sale
Great Bargains Throughou the Entire Store
lize that we are only the agents of;
;1nc taxpayers of the Third district, until
gour sole purpose in this a,ttcle is to
i;t\' btiore the taxpayers of the dis-1
7‘ ‘;ttitt what we believe to be the real
|tontlitions, so that they may or may‘
11ot.11s they see lit, preserie this val-‘
utble asset if the taxpayers of this
district want to throw away forty odd
.il1ousands of dollars, which they spent
CONNEALLY
Rumor 1. That the deficit of the ninth iimc and labor in getting iogeth- ,
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,, it tt-rcstcd person.
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11‘1111A hiclicr than they ltatc «Aicr bccni-‘hall lfik" “Oi 105‘ than 150 Win” 48 Watts through these lamps. WhiCh
Tomorrow is "liztttcr's lhty." and before
tl.o.~c 111(111111111's of labor unions who. Fact.
have not as yot contributed to tho mill~ 'l‘av oi‘ lltll was it 1.2 mills.
fund for thc rcllci oi Nortt11\k and
Danhury hattcrs in the famous hat-
ters' case arc rcquutcd, by Samuel
llompers, oi the Amcticun Federation
of Labor.
taiscd to satisfi the ”$252,000 Locuc
,1wt are charging the Fourth districtt t‘onncctlcut. i 5'1
At the contention of the diocese of $17 50 ti lamp ‘1\0l‘“““\ -------------- 30 C. P AD!" ox 60 Watts, 51911:,1 pr. 11).. her your
Ccrtnccticut. held in New Haven, \cs “t Icel also that the people ought ‘SO‘iiii Norwal-k ........ 80 C. P., Approx 60 Watts 10 50. Wall" ”,1, year
terday, the Rev Frederick A. ("ale to hate their attention called to the fl'lil'o'i’lm“ ------------ 60 C- P.. App'bx. 50 Watts, 23.00, pr. in, per year,
l1:.n,rcctor of Trinity church, was re- ‘faci that (Hit of mo 43 person '1 '11“ 'l ------- ' --------- 60 (‘- P., APP‘bx. 50 Watts, 20.00, pr. lp., per year.
circled a member of the Diocesan signed the petition for the meeting, 21:1- iAIO'ii ------------- 60 01’» limit); 50 Watts. 18.00, pr. in. her .Vi‘flr.
Iitam of Religious Education and wa: which is to be lit ld on Friday 121 cnir‘ Ti. ”'ll‘m’“ ------------ 6° C- P., APP’bx. 60 Watts, 21.00. pT- iii-1 lief 1'03?-
tt‘so appointed a member of a spetial next 31 never were in favor cube dis “ “ll“‘d -------------- 60 C- J., Approx. 50 Watts, 17.50, pr. lp., per year.
prmmission of four members, consist itrlct having an electric light plant. it ‘licrhy ----- 3 ---------- 60 i- P., ADth. 50 Watts, 21.00, pr. lp.. pcr year.
lug of two clergymcn and two laymen, ‘vrc may judge from the fact that they;1 ‘l‘ihfii‘ld ------------- 40 C- P., Aliphx. 50 Watts, 18.00, pr. lp., per year.
in prepare a new form for the paro- neter used it in their homes. and a V“ LOmIO" ---------- W L P., ADDYIX. 50 Watts. 19.50. pr. in, per year.
tits! and financial reports of the in- large number of them voted and work- knock‘llk‘ -------------- 40 9- J1- Al‘lli‘tir. 50 Watts, 18.00, pr. lp., per your.
divldual parishes. ed against it from its original incep- proton --------------- 5° 0- P., Alilii'ix. 50 Watts. 11.00, pr. lp., per year.
lion, and there are others who signcdimm'idi’n .............. in t‘. i‘.. Apprtx, 50 Watts. 20,00, pr. 19., pcr year.
~ —HAVE YOUR DONNER the petition who wcrq led to do 50.1““ 3““an ---------- 60 (VP-1 “Wm. 75 Watts, 20.00, pr. pl., per year.
served at the Country Club Thursday we are credibly informed, by the ru- 3““ ”13‘0“ ------------ 60 C- P.. ADDY-x. 75 Watts, 20.00, pr. 1p, per year,
night. mors which we have enumerated mmm‘k‘ ------------- 60 C' P" AW" X1 75 Watts, 30-00. Dr. in, per year.
;abovc. , llcrlitr ................ 60 C. l’.. Apprm 75 Wat‘s’ 20.00, pr. 11).. per year.
\\\1.\\\\:' 1 While the plant was struggling for”. “Oll‘llmm‘m -------- 1'50 C» P., Alilil'ox. 76 Watts. 20.00, pr. in, per your,
an existence. our octdpus competitor lTnionville ------------ _ C- P., AI’lil'ox. 60 Watts, 17.50, pr. lp., pey- yet“;
Turnabout
is fair play, isnt it? Well
you’ve worked hard for your
money, now the thing to do
is to open 11 Savings Ac-
count and let your money
work for you- Milli!
One Dollar
stint-ts an account. Surely
you can spare that much to
open 3. Savings Account.
4% Interest 4%
TheSouth.Norwalk
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ndWator-Compnny.utowho that
manor-tomlmcomm
Rumor 7. That the U. 111. L. and W.
('0 will light the streets for $2,800, or‘
about $11 a lamp.
int-.i Thcl. 1-1 L. and W. Co. are
rate of $19. 03 a lamp as wiil be shown;
was not so anxious to stir up strife in
our district against the plant, but just
as soon as the plant commences to
show signs of vigorous lite and our
commercial consumers commence to
increase very materially in number.‘_ai.
the expense of this out-ot-town corpor-
ation, then it «becam active and this
meeting is the result.
' We told the people of the district,
through your columns, that somebody
was interfering with the operation or
our wires .and we have positive proof
of this in three instances, all within
six weeks.
We as! for information from the ad
W of 1119' United Income Light
Gm in? 14st. til-all u duel
na-ootndnflrmarotmcom-
tins-.0113 sinslomwholstbcown-
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There will have to be it'
'48 Watt lamps is 39.75
About $177,000 is yet to bc ‘W (litar rim: the First district at thorium
of 12111111111 (lt‘llfll‘lllltnl ill the picstnt 111',thcn "0 1991 that W have done
tur duty in giving them timely noticel
it may be that by wiping out the clec
will 1).. l‘oimi of l‘stimnto and l‘axation :2, ‘lll( debt in East Norwnik rod] cmsol-‘
idation of all the parts of the city will
be brought about quicker, because it
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i1». abandoned, there is no further use
1each, and that there shall be not less
This yogi-“s tnxcs 11-16“. 6 1.41than 200 lamps, of 80 candle power. power.
:which shall take not less
1thtls each.
than 48
The contract also states that out Watt. pcr year, {or the various towns;
judgment rendered against the hatttrq in tin .1111111 ‘l.\ which follow ~, whllo‘SIdi‘ 0’ ”1“ “J"- l’i‘r lamp, ”‘9 “um 0‘ and cities throughout the State 0'
$3.500 shall be paid each y.ear
The quotations are from 40 to ’15
Watt lamps, and from 40 to 60 C. P.
The average Watts, per lamp, given
above, 55 Watts. The average candle
power, per lamp, where given above.
54. The average cost, per lamp, per
year, $18.99. The average cost, per
Watt, per lamp, 5.3452.
Calculated upon 3 Watt consumption
basis, the street lamps used in East
Norwalk, 90 per cent. being 80 C. P..
and the remaining are being replaced
as they "burn out," with 80 C. P.
lamps. which cot-time approximately
60 Watts and costs the Third taxing
district $17.60 per lamp, per year,
which is 81.49 cheaper than the aver-
mgostotlampsushowninthety-
Me or m previously m
and about 81.78 cheaper- than the price
bold by the first film We!!!»
and on a "you mulls.”
112" be “wait to mass tut-um that
the people of tho Second tub: dil-
wound.
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The cost of 1.’ 0 Watt lamps is $23 the Mpflmw Publishing Company, to
pcr lamp, per your. and the cost of the lativc. to “Mm. companies. which is;
pcr lamp. her an ncccpil‘il authority
ll WAIHINGTON ”REIT
The following calculation shoves thei
cost (it caclt :10 C. l’. lamp, per year,
consuming (it) Watts:
2011 111111111, 140 C. l’., at 89.75 per
require 60 Watts to give mted candle
The following data. taken from the
April. 1916 issuc ol’ the list, made by
these
per
along
cost
lines, shows the average
lights at any of those listed, with our
own paying the next smallest.
Respeciiuiiy submitted,
R. G. IACY.
Superintendent.
This is to certify that. by reqneutot
Mr. Macy, l have compared the fore-
gotng list of rates paid for street
lighting. with those recorded in the
"Meat-aw Central Station List.” of
April, 1916, and find some to be cor-
rectly quoted.
ALBERT E. WINCHESTER.
June 12,1918.
We request any of the persons who
have been misled by there rumors, to
come h) this meeting with In open
mind. ' ‘
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Yomvorvtruly.
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ELEM.
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.- Ladies’ White Shoes
For tennis, yachting and all kinds of summer sojourners.
A Most Attractive and Up-to—date Line
White Silk Stockings
That are sure to give satisfaction.
'otdcr, and Grand Worthy
- later lite in the diaerent organs and
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8t BRACKEN
TELIPHONI "752
E FLURIBUS UNUM ASSOCIATION“
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mu Annual flouting Hold In South:
Norwalk, Followed by 1 Banquet. 1
'l he tirst annual meeting of the it):
l'Turlhus l'num Association was held;
Tuesday evening, at the lodge rooma,‘
and the election of omcers was held,
after which the members present ad;
)1 UN ed to liurdit-k‘s unique dining car
and partook of a sumptuous N|lafl'.l
‘Uiothtr Casey, of the '1ltttuh Branch
of the Association. located In Jersey
City, entertained the members with a;
slelrltt-ot-hand performance, and was?
ably assisted by Albert hiaruca, csptvl
cially In the egg trick. R. lvers. oi thei
lt1t';ll branch. cntcrtaincd with seventh
solos, his rendering o! “The lint My
l1'1ttl1cr‘ Wore," calling (orth consider-V
able applause; speeches were also in"
President
Gtctumtcln. o! .‘ilcrlden, spoke of the;
good work being done by the associa-l
ii"n throughout the country. The;
members departed after singing lhc‘:
1 111011111 airs, voting the meeting rod:
lauttuct 11 success. On July 20th. the;
members of the local branch and:
thr-lr wives and families will hire a;
moonlight sail on Captain Perkins:
nt'w steamer, "The Gilt Educ," and,
the committee is working hard to
11111111 thista success, so all interested.
sl-ould notify the committee as soon
11:: possible. Tickets are now on sale
at the lodge rooms. Please be on
hcnd.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC1
Chiropractic is the definition of thc ‘
cause of the disease and the art at
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
hack. Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
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limbs.
Chiropractors remove the-cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, I). C.
84 WMIHM 81., 8o. Nor-walk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
REBUILT TYPE’WRITERS — L. G.
Smith. Underwood
'Remington, 111 other
- makes, sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals, 33
per month. ‘Knchines
, sold at $5 per month.
JAG. DONNELLY.
16 South Main “not, South Nomllt
‘ For UM COMO. Gill
FRED H. “HUNG.
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Everything in the Optical Line
_Phone 113-3- 137 Washingtoi ; ‘ T If -.
LOBSTERS 1 CENTRAL HOTEL 3:313:33:
l Corner Monm Ind Choanln Otrutc, South Normik.
Still Sillli. (RABS ; :2:::.::.:'.::..°%“.:.:'::..
; nut-nun am clan. .. r ‘1‘:
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET ‘ ——‘”== -—- 1 “J"; .'
Free Delivery “1°“ ';0: 1:31:11 Main St. 0. B J aCkSOI‘l “3 mafia?!"
OPTICIAN mm ml?
Eyes Examined Free
A'Big and Varied
ALL SIZES
Wall and High Sts.
R-E-F-R-I-G-E-
Reliable Makes
Furniture for Porch and Lawn
Porch Screens. Rugs, Chairs, Rockers, Selim.
Reclining Chalrsattd Setlccs
RAYMOND 8r SON
Funeral Directors.
R-A—T-O-R-S
Line of the Most
IN STOCK
Norwalk, Conn. 5
pure.
Challenge Blend Cofiec, Reg.
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Gold Rock Jelly Powder (3 d
Royal Baking Powder ... . ..
340 lb. Butter-340 lb.
Very Best Creamery Butter—Every ounce guarantocd
7 pkgu. Kirkrnan‘s Soap Powder for ....... . ......
Joncs', Pilisbury's or Gold Medal Flour, bag.
3 lbs. Fancy Whole. Grain Rice for .. .
_Large Jar Armour’s Smoked Beef cut to ..
My Wife's Salad Dressing, 25c size ....... . ......... 23¢
Monogram Rye Whiskey (For home use), bot.
Lyon and Raas Creme Dc Mcnthc 25¢ 50¢ 00¢ bot:
Try Our 290 Teas
A. F. Beckmann 8. Co.»
33.35 WASHINGTON or.
south NORWALK.
30c grade, lb. ...... . . .
clicious dessert), 3 pkgs. 25¢
. 12¢, 22¢ ‘and 43¢ can ‘ '
l3
85¢
PHONE 1205
TREE WORK
OF ALL KINDS
SPRAYING
IN SEASON
A NEW SHOWING OF
WASH some... a
. ALSO LINGERIE A1115
CREPE WAISTS
The Little Shop. ‘1
K. C. A. CLAVEN
58 NO. MAIN ST.
Beaupain 81 Saunders
S. Norwalk. Phones 251-13, 1762-5
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight but leave. Plcr 27 Ecol
River, Now York (foot of Catherine
R.) wary day «not Sunday. at s p.
In. Freight roulvcd at Not-walk up on
bp.m.|ndatlouthNot-tnlkuph
6:30 p. In.
Boom F. Footy Moral Agent.
TH! ANNINO 4-. MIT“ TRA‘NQ
NITATION lull. Inc.
WASH :SKIRTS
$1. 50 and $1. 98
Value $3.00
:gwntng Stripes and White
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goon-11mm.
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Lawn mowers. window .
screen doors, ice chests, rel! .
porch binds. ice cream mm,
quot sets, wood {lower bounhr ‘
ea or window sills. olland nl -
ovens. dinner ware. door mu.
roles-I nu. flier-ins mm
um mar coolers.
or all nail. “
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Norwalk Chronicler