. JUNE 81. 191!
lilll NEWS
I Today members of the Norwaik
Gun Club are attending a state shoot.
at Hartford.
—l'mbr1.=llas and Mourning Bands.
O'Bricn's. -1
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11.: :ummer time schedule of serv-
Ioee in the South Norwslk Congrega-
tional church will so into effect to-
normw.
A. R. liasseli. of Eversley avenue,
Ins pens ready for picking. This will
Interest local tenders of growing gard-
ans.
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~Graduntion watches, bracelets.
Griduotion rings, lsvalliers, gradus~
flan cut buttons, stickpins, at Brandk
South Kuwait. Washington streem
The only jewelry store where you get}
Green Stamps—remember!
White fine commando
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With Tar
For That Cold of Youn
f. I. “XIII. Mt.
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David W Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tel, office. 1069-8: Hon... 693, ,
' 21 WASHINGTON or. 1
, _usw no stews su1Lomo 1, 1
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' The sole that gives long wear
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Personalities were thicker than 1111 .
rirures (‘ommisxioner William H. Spirit;
.1111 usually has at his linger tips and
tut-re \Vclt‘ aUILL‘ snappy verbal ex—l
The Tokeneltc Club's social activi‘_
ties for the present season will start
today with a fete It the club house at
Tokeneke.
—GRADUATION GIFTS.
Briggermau Bros.
Amatuer weather prophets in this
city confidttntly declare “at this
month 11114 lJt'Pll the coldest June in
10“) years.
One wcek front next Tuesday the
annual picnic of the Sunday school of
Trinity Episcopal church, will he held
ll Rye Beach, N. Y.
William 1'. Beers, the uptown 11111-
tioner. l5 moving today. from his pes-
idtnce on lilmcrest Terrace. to his
summtr course in Stevens street.
$3 10 $11
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Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Brophy and sons
are making their gummcr home at
Court Laurel Club, Belle Island, Mr.
and Mrs. Brophy being the club stew-
uds.
—-Panamas, O'Brien‘s.
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-—-Straw hat~', $|. .5 to $2.50, O‘Brien.
Thomas F. llowd. of this city, grand
chief ranger of the Connecticut For-
esters, will visit Torrington, tomor—
now to attend union memorial
vices which will he held by the lodges
or that city.
The last race of the season will he
held tomorrow lly members of the
Hillside lloming Plilt'nll Club. The
birds will fly front Crocus-Doro, S.
to Not-walk, a dislnnt‘v of 500 miles.
—Straw hats, Straw huts.
Notices were served yesterday,
Deputy Sheriff Nelson W. llencdlct, on
residents at Prospect avenue, in which
was a demand for the laying of side-
walkcs on property on this street.
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Complaint was made to police head-
quarter last evening about boys rais-
ing a disturbance near the stone
crusher on thc armory hill last cven-
ins.
and found that the prttnkstcrs
disappeared.
had
The rccular mccting of the Luclrtf‘
I11: :1 in I.
801'-
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O'Brien.
by
The complaint was investigated
(hinge-A in which
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ludge John J5
‘1‘1-11'111111 (‘1. Brown, Attor—l
A. lieid, E. H. Rob
111:1. l.~a:tc Chum}: and others told:
MEN’S
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We Emphasize
this one thing Buy COAL new wh
winter use. Not what you pay but what you get. is the real test 01
value,
Phone I 13.3.
We can all your orders to the top notch oi perfection.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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ile you have the opportunity (or
131 Washington St.
Be Smells A
FRlSlllE'S
Mintz’s
Specials in all
Departments for
this Evening
PIE
Made in the Cleaned Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obmna' ble.
Ask Your Grocer for Them.
Insist on them at your res-
taurnnts.
with Neoiin sole and heel.
and decided comfort.
Glover’s
in Washington St.
Lonsrnns
SOFT SHELL ’CRABS
CUTBILL’S BR]
Phone- 108
Free Delivery 71
Milton Elwood, Manager.
,North Main St.
DGE MARKET
and 109.
1tl2-1sr' present just what they thought
Ilo!‘ tltetu. Particularly bitter were
It‘.1i~t1 \tl11t11 round between llr.E
11101111 and 111111.11 1111.41 and lteid anal
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111111111111":_n tl11- ttttiro session was
111111 illtltll) ttltt-t 111111- oclock. It 111ml
3'1-1'1 wlilt- it |.1.~111|, but pleasantly
|1i1t1 A ~ has come to be the feeling‘
1111111 did not tarry their animosi-
11111 ot 1: 11 h 1i| int; with tht‘m andll
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all filtcrtd ll11‘1tlull) homeward inl
[1px ~21: 1 {111i tho 1 :1 wire course
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it: 111 1111 11 pursu- 1| in hating the ques-
t. on 11pm tot 121111111: more 1nfo1111.tttor11
'll111u u:1| 1111111 1111 1 Illllllalhlllp re
M1llt‘tl in the time-honored way and
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Ralph E. DcWitt. lie presided
throughout with the utmost suavlty
1-1111 llittl llllllfis in 11211111 most of the
"111- despite the i:1ct 1111 was tlavser -
11111 dangerous ground much of
if.1\1.:
1' 11'1I.
1.111.1- was di \lllS fled, outwardly
“"‘l1i~' mowinc has shown the necd
of a tommunity Hull," declared Mr.‘
tlorllaltl, af'11-r thanking the citizens as;
111* lt‘Flfl\'t‘tl his ovt‘rt'ont,
t'mc lucinnint; to warm up. "I hope
tl- :11 1-1-11y man ht re will sec to it that
1'.'h111 thy ladies llt't‘fl assistance illI
(‘ommunltyl
1|1~it't1"11d111\ot to 1:11 11
12111113 lit: th1_1 will 1:1t it.“ Applauscl‘lI
1rt--t111| 1| 1 popularity of his idea.
Stcwatt C, Marshall, :|- 1k, reatitllct
1-:.1|| 11. '11‘ It tontnlncd ill“ artitlcs
|11ut of these were do: ”nod to short
life, tor immediately, ttltzosl before
1:111 call was lH'l't‘Dlt‘tl l‘lt:1rlest
llutttwhatk had a motion in to lay Ar
tEt'lt .- 1, L‘, l on the table. This
was donc. lcttvittt: the attic question
lot consideration of the swoon “the
iqucstion of mic or othct di. postal of
'i and
'th1 llnlll 1nd tl 1 lt:1~111 .: t
‘ ‘ II ‘II‘II turrcut. ‘adv-otatc the continuance of the plant topportunitv to be heard at those other tion at \fr. Macy. “Did you not state
tot li' hting Iht tli ttict struts.”
T1111 consideration oi houtltnt: the‘
district for the liquidation oi its debt,
111 'l11 11111111i1111111-111 of an .1111 nor to‘
1\1tttittt1 the books of the district semi-
1.11munlly 01' dimer of authorizing the
evpcnditurc of money to apprchcnd
and to cnusc the lll'l'th‘t of those. tam-
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selected over;
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for things
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streets of the district. This compro
headed also 1111 report of the commit-
ttee on June 30, to an adjourned meet-
ng.
Albert T Eldridge moved that the:
vote on the motion be taken by Dal-1
lot. "Voting 011 a big thing as impor- Il
taut as this to the people should not
be by acclamation," he said, in sup
port of his move. “and 1 think it'
rhottld be carried out by the check:
it t"
"iihat Mr. Eldridge said is correct,’
c1'1111md Mr. (‘avanagh "t is evident ‘
indeed, that this hall is not sumclent I‘
|,\ large to permit the voters to give;
voice to their opinions. Some are out
on the stairs and others are in the
h:.1lls This meeting shottld be held in
1the future in a hull laruc enough to
1pt11'mi1 every voter to be represented. " "l"
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lhe.
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H111 tittisions were ready, if notl
‘.l\.1\> po; mint, and us it turned out,|0
The vote on the Eldridge motion:
as carried. 111ch Church being the
only one to say nay.
t‘hairmnn Gorhsm thcn ‘
raid the,
lvote was to be by check list, as he
understood it.
“i put that in the motion." said the
0"9T.
"Have you the list?" queried the:
chair.
dritlgc replied.
vcr. its presence was unnecessary.
“it does seem to mc—J' bcgnn Phil-
pll. Fielding, but he was not to pro ;
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"I really don't know as—" Inter-
l rupted the chairman, but as he didn't
El
Elli":-
much as it involves ,thc proposition
ought to be gone into In a more that-11111 in favor of keeping the plant In For that reason no individual names
There tier/ts to bc :1 operation were not to he givena chance wcro signed to the report "
{ouch manner.
little fear on the part of those who
‘cannot dinner: the original motion.
'1:an few minutes and eventually.
More of the Men’s Oxfords
Classy models to please the cartlul
dressers
Tan or Black. Rubber or Leather soles
CONNIEALLY
Bl WASH lNGTON STREET
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, .\ l.r Chairman?" hc inquired.
Yes," from Mr. Gotham. 1
“A motion to vote by ballot whcnt
lwt- \'0lt' has been passed. has it not?"
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“'l'ltcn do you mean to rule that we
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This dialogue went on (or a drag
lf- 1
tcr \lr. Eldridge. had poured clarifying
oll upon the disturbed waters and
I “l guess it's here, all right." Mr. El pointed out that the chairman was perintendeut Macy.
it developed how lmuddlcd in believing more motions} committee who instrtcd an article ln
1th paper "
had been put than really had appear
:11l,1-.nd,ttftcr a rc1vote was taken on.
one of them. .\Ir.l-‘Ield|11c went on
with his speech, Mr. Davis withdraw-1
11111 hi1. appeal.
"Not thttt l have anything speciolI
pretccd very far, on went Mr. Field- to say, but it looked to me as thouzh George E. Thompson, Harry Rider,
‘those of us in ft'uor or retaining the Milton ll Elwood Edward E, Gor-
—— that in 11 case like this, with as plant were not 110mg to have a falr ham and others ,to ptescnt to the dis-
show here tonight. I had heard that
to say a word Ectybody has had 11.
bum.
8t BRACKEN
TELEPHONE 14764.
might, through the chair, inquire Oil
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"I'Icces in the paper are alwaysl
what make trouble in this dislrict."l
he declared as a preliminary to put-‘
ting the superintendent on the panI'
“The paper states that the plant is
going on the hunt I want to ask who
put it in. "' 1
"Whit i put in the paper went in‘
over 111,1 own signature," stated Su-
"Who is this
'ch, who arc they?" came from the
rear of the hall.
Dr. Brown explained.
t1 as named by some 30 citizens of the
East Side, men including Principal
trict facts regarding the light plant.
llcre Dr. Brown directed a ques
‘to try a little longer They have said1 Iinaction: we have. held and why they‘ to me that in the event of an lncreaaeI
in steam roller is here tonight to roll‘
‘tltcm down and sell the plunt.’
l llcrc the chairman intcrruptcd‘
iacztin "i can‘t allow you to go on in
1this why," he said i
l "I got up and asked for the 11001.1
IIdon't see why i canont be permitted to
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should not now I cannot imagine he
1.1"1~1tt. on
“i believe that it‘ the plant is prop-
orly handled it will eventually be
101110 a pm m1. proposition. i still be-
Here in it sinccrt l1 and while i
haven't the data to explain to you,‘
in 10 pcr cent of the plant's business
there would he need for new mnchin-j
.ery ?" "
“i did not," hurled back the super-I.
intendent
“Mr Macy made that statement to1
mo In the presence of Mr Gorham.l
ering wtl lb 111' 1 .
Circle “Im "0 postponed in order that III I I II In“ or ”III IINIuIICI' proceed Willi Whil I have to say."tt:c‘ thcrc are others whohavc and " said \lr. loans and Mr 1101115111111 clerk
the members may
Mrs Robert Stapleton of Erzroom,
Turkey.
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
NA ‘
Richard H. Goldcn, complained
the uptown police yesterday.
on.
touueeting to th:1 uninitiated, but
thatiNtmvalk‘s sessions are continually de-
be able to heart plant or any of its equipment and of?
in committee to invcstinntc tho micin
Mrs Stapleton Will Speak in Iaml validity of tho cumin: sow or t‘11l:‘
the Congregational church on Monday‘l't‘ll by the wayside on the res
1‘."
romance of Mr. llunnchack's striking
out motion. it looked like a short
boys were again making themselves ceptive.
troublesome around the Pepper drop-l
Otficer Jarvisz
coleaint,~‘
erty, in West avenue.
Murray investigated the
and the pranksters were given a sev-
Next came former Representative
Harry Rider with a motion in effect
that a committee or live he named to
iascertain the price which might be
“I9 new” by Truffle" 1:“ Wt;“‘3111111r011ur'(1d for the plant by sale and the
thy were warns at suc no 0115 cost of buying current to light the
{would no longer be tolerated.
East]
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contractor protested 1
Some one deep in the hall said: ’:1llowcd to talk. The plant is now in ‘those present.'I' returned Dr.l‘rowr1.,
\ir l1ie|ding,‘| think they should ha
in his store within the hearin: of
l
'11 : is the largest meeting ever held. better shape titan it cvcr has been. lI passing tht1 lie to the plant hcpd ’
1in this district.
ngmauv voters out for a district meet-
'ing. We have taken action. I move
There never were so;
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tended to ltlr. Fielding.
But thc' chairman was obdurate.
“No one can have this floor until we
lhave voted " he asserted.
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of order.
“There is a motion before the
house. to appoint a committee. Is there
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The . South Norwmrz.
Pocket M0ney
Doesn’t draw interest. Every dollar you carry about or
. kcepflimme ls being deprived oi Its power-"t1 cant“ Illil”
“you. And: it is in couslaut'-xt|anger1~0l loss or impulsive
spending Make it your value deposit regularly in this,
was». and you will add "greatly to your morall hirer ‘*
and worldly possessions. You are cordially invited to open
an account in our 5111111 11111111111111 either In person or
Attorney Leo Davis arose to a pointl
think that to dispose of that plant
when you can get cutrcnt without
new machinery. and when you can
Norwalk for the purchase of electric-
ity. would be an error. Many are
working against it, not because theyi
dont believe it pays, but because of
personal snimositics for the commis-
toners and others."
Here the speaker, was halted by
the, chairman, who challenged, "You
ought to be either careful. Mr. Field.
lug. or else make definite statements.
Don‘t get personal or else say who it
is you mean.” '
Illr. Fielding protested he would
mention no names because they were
second-hand, from friends whom he
\
would not betray before the meeting.
“I will not say who said those things
to" do.”
He adopted a pleading attitude, say-
1113,1131; reasonable. be fair-I and
I square. East Norwaik has fought
here always but squarely. Be fair
and give those who would speak“ .a
"gho'" “ I
Dr. Brawn was next. He declirbd
the best argument for the sale ,0! the
plant was “Mr. Fleidins's statement
that. mama: could probably getw
as good a deal as South Not-walk, "in
which event.” he said, "she doesn't
‘ need 3 plant. “We have had promises
llcre Commissioner Snitlin entcrcd‘
the dispute. He started out on that
10 per cent. question and was soon'
that the pri1 11111.0 of the. floor be ex— make nearly as good a deal as South quoting Kilowatts. hours. pcak loads‘
1mm other
electrically mystifying,
things, when the. chairman Interrupt-
ed.
The chair declared Mr. Eldridge had
the floor, but the one namcd' relin-
quished it in favor of the commission-
er. Mr. Snimn was soon through and
Dr. Brown went on. He sought vindi-
cation heforeI the electors in meeting
assembled.
“Whether the veracity of tour is suf-
ficient to onset the statement in the
paper htrtt I am 11 gratuitous: liar-,1
leave it to you gentlemen to deter-
mine. We have heard enough of
Kilowatts and all that. They have
gone on and befogged the main issue.”
Mr. Macy. though not a citizen. was
given privilege to explain his side of
the argument. He declared Dr.
Brown had said to him, "i, as a tax-
payer and your employer. say to you.
my employs. to answer these ques-
tions for me." Mr. Macy said, 1"! told
him to go ahead. He asked me if there
was an increase of 10 per cent.,wouid
we need new machinery. i said, ‘No,’
whereupon he assumed that it there
was more than a 10 per cent. increase
He makes the statement to that of-
[act That's how it all happened.
limit“
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called
,
“A committee .
new mutant-vino“ be necessary; '
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The Most Exciting Story
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Ever Wrote—
Read
“The Curve of the Catenary"
in
Ptcroamt. Rsvrsw
FOR JULY
15¢ a Copy On Sale NowIl
CENTRAL HOTEL E"; S:.'I.‘i".‘l§3:~
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Itreetl. South Norwalk.
Room by any or wool nt unusable prices.
Every room well ventilated, electric lights and no.
m Il'lt class.
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Steam Dying 81 Cleaning 00.,
—BRIDGEPORT—
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing a Llennlng 00.
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
Telephone 4785. H. LYN GE, Prop. 293 State St. Bridgeport -,
1.3 WALL STREET
NORWAL
PHONE 433
O. B. Jackson
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS —- L. C.
1:111:1131111'1111 The Reed 81 Volk'ff
makes, sot. rentc. ,
11.111.21.1111111..:: Electrical Co.
sold at $5 per month.
JAS. DONNELLY
16 South Main Street, South Norwalk
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP, I‘
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
war rs
Painless
Extracting
A REALITY IN 'MY OFFICE?
. FRED H. GANUNG. j,
Funeral Dlmtor nndImelI 1
Office and Residence
Telephbno 904.
First: My system is a. perfect one. 64 So. [data on, So. No
Second: Iglve personal attention M p
to every detail. . ,
111111111: Twenty yem' “mime FAST FREIGHT 1.1111: 10 new
has enabled me to meet the require YORK. '
Intent: of conditions which are dilllcult
or unusual.
Results prove my ability in this
branch of dentistry every day, and no
one need dread the extraction of a
tooth after trying my method.
Dr. J. H. Mallery
16 So. Main St. So. Nomlk. Conn.
Sundays bynppolntmcnt only.
Hounla.-m.to5p.m.:7toig.nu
Freight but leave. Plot- 27
River, New Yorkhuoot of GI
8t.) every day except Sunday. It:
In. Freight received It Norwnllr
5 p .m. and at South Norwflk at.
6:” p. m.
doom I". Fools. control A
'IjHl ANNINO 1i. SMITH 1’
Dr Brown, allitFotI satisfied,
Norwalk Chronicler