11.1.11 1.1.111
”Sport Stripes
IN
Palm Beach Cloth .111! Poplin.
New and Popular Styles.
E. K. BANKS
1 Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
4
1
New Victor RecordsE
are now on sale at 1
1
DONNELL'Y’S 1
VICTROLA PARLOR 1
In South Main Street. %
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’ WEATHER FORECAST. i
'
l'ai'tly
For Nurvyaik and \lt'llll‘)1
cloudy and warmer 111111.111: Suii.l;1y,'.
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fair and uariiiet'; ii,oder111e cast 1111
conditions: -
area
. .
Lot ai
winds Weather
iio well-defined
east of to llocky Mountains
showers 111w 11111111111 llUllllL‘ thei 11st.‘
soot I1
Then is storm
twe1.tyt1111 hours in 1111'11111111w1'ste1‘n1
111111 Hlilllit‘lll distii1ts 111111 1111111111111'1
1 -
Atlanta coast as far north as .\lary'~1
7,68'
411.
West, i"la. reports
iain duriii: the 111st
teiiipei'atui'es continue.
high in the central districts. A1 8 a.’
Ill. it was 211 degrees higher in Iowa,
llliiiois. ltidlniia. Wisconsin 11111] Illich~
luau than it was in t‘oiinectii'ut.
land K.-y
lnt‘lir'r ol’
Louis The
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘ciiipcraiurc: Low. 71): high,
1)”. Partly cloudy.
1111 iiws
vs. Frank l’artiick and family have
moved from South Main street to
Sound View Terrace.
There will be dancing at The Knob,
lielle island and Country (‘lnlis this
evening. There will also he a special
at The Knob (‘lub on next
evening.
the New York star,
11 "Mr. Lazarus." a high class Broad.
way diaiiia, will be the. official "open-
er” of The Regent Theatre's fall en-
gagements. when he will appear at
the uptown playhouse 011 August 23rd.
dame
Tuesday
“Fury 1-}. ilixey,
~~liiiilirellzis, sleeve mourning bands.
U'Brieu's.
“Artie" Jailon was fined 85 and
(‘1)le. this iiioi'nlng. by Judge \‘11:..
liui'gh. iii the downtown court, on
charges of drunkenness. .ialion was
arrested. last night, by Officer Gainoi'.
in Day street. “Artie" paid up and
depaited.
William Ewing. former manager of
the Norwalk branch of the (‘luett-
Peabody 1'o,. leaves Monday
t‘leyelaiid. Ohio, where he has iic-
ceptcd a 110sition as manager of the
Schat‘t’ncr lii'os.‘ plant, in that city.
The Sclizitliier company iiiaiiiifaciui‘es
"l'ltlt‘ quality of boy's‘ blouses
and shirts .\ii'. 113111111: will be great-
ly missed by a host of friends in N01"
wal who are now wishing him the
ci'ealesx success 111 his new venture.
Mr. Ewing‘s family will remain in
Norwall: for the present, but intend to
join him 111 the Western city in the
future.
11 111,911
1101!“
Stillson’s Reniedy
Malaria
50c bottle.
Stillson-PowellCorporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS,
82 Washington Street.
South Norwalk, Ct.
1yv1'i'1'
‘tllllt'lillit's
.l',_v
lit‘l' they
itllllt'l r,
. company received 7
‘ fare fund.
1
the
‘.\‘otl.1nu of importance in the line
‘1 hester.
.
for,
It's the season to ride your
outdoor hobby. If it's golf
we have everything for you
to wear that will add to the
style of your stroke. By a
fortunate drive from a manu-
facturer who'd gotten into a
hole we secured a lot of
special white and fancy flan-
nel trousers—your choice at
$5. In shirts, correct sport
patterns: for sport coats, this
is headquarters.
Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwalk So. Norwalk .
A warm suit and a large crowd of
instoniers gi‘t't‘lt-tl the children who
in clarue of the sale held by
the Achievement 1‘liib. 111 front of the
loiiinr Wail street school. this morn
1111: l"l‘llll. veuetablcs and
Wt"t sold by the childicti in
The will be held
every Saturday 111111111: 1111- summer.
stt‘e
....__..
Two children. one sixteen and the
other five years of age, accompanied
their parents. turned back
New \‘o'lt. yesterday, by ()tficei'
Smith. 111 the eastbound station. at
111111 attempted to enter .Nor-
wall. 011 the railroad The family was
to live in 28 Raymond street,
“1‘1”“
111
coin,
id“ 11111111: to 1111-
did not get beyond the South
Norwalk railroad station.
—- t‘aps, caps. O'llrien's.
’I‘he l'nited Electric 1.11.1111 & Wa—
ter t‘ompaiiy yesterday made its sec
ond distribution under its salary divi~
dend and welfare plan. for the quar-
ter ending June 1111. 1916. as announc-
ed last January. The employes oftlie
per cent. on their
wages for the quarter. half of which
was paid in cash. the balance helm:
credited to their account in the 1nd
i'iider the plan as 1111
iiouuccd similar distributions will be
|niadc at the end of each 111111111 1‘.
Members of the downtown electi'iv
cal commission met, last evening, in
offices of the plant. in State street,
of bi'liiiess.
of
and disposed routine
business changes can be done until
{the return of Superintendent
Mr. Winchester is expected
to airive in Norivalk about the mid-
1111' of next week. I‘poii the chief's
111111111. New York engineers from the
White t‘ompany' will visit Noi'y‘valk for
the purpose of 10111111111 .'.vcr the
ground in preparation for the pro-
posed changes.
—-i~‘inal episode of “The iron Claw” at
the Palace Monday.
A teletzram was received last night.
by the local police, from Lawrence
(‘ai'bey, of 4111 1-2 Monmouth street,
Jerscy City, N. J.. wanting the Nor-
.n‘alk tone to 111111-11 out for a mini.
, way girl ftom New York city, who
had left her home yesterday. The
runaway wore a black silk dress.with
lnliite for around the collar and a
wide biimmcd white siiaw 11111, at «the
.111111' of her departure. She is about
lsivtei 11 years of age. it was stated
1m the 111112211111 111111.11 was piobable
1111111 1hr- younz' lady has on train No.
‘296, which leaves Ncw‘York about
11111111112111. The otliiers met the men-
ltioned train and also the following
lone .l'.ut saw nothing of the runaway.
' ._ So.- Norwalk.
Hitching up Your Will Power
You haye a large amount of latent will power that is
going to waste until you give it something to do.
Hitch it up to your South Norwaik Savings Bank Sav-
ings Account. Give it constant exercise and it is quite pos-
sible that you will develop a force within you that will give
you a new. strong impetus on the road to fortune."
Savings Bank
flowers ‘
large "
11.1tclifuliiess of the;
W111. ‘
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‘I‘Hfi aou'rn "DIWALI Ma (mm '
ERMAHIAHEVS
l TOKIO. July ZB—(Correspondence
of The Associated PreSslv—Colonel
Manuel Romero formerly specialcom-
missioner of the late President Huer-
1a of Mexico to Japan and now a
iepresentative of the Carranza Gov
ei'nmeiit. arrived in
about
that he possessed treduitials which
madc him ministei to the 101110 Gov
He has 1101 )91 be'cn ples‘
here.
1 ll'lilltlll
he has the Japanese tiovernment will
toiisidci' Mr. 'i‘t-ilez .the chorue d‘af—
lairts as the official i‘epi‘csintative of
‘he de facto t'ari'aiiLa tiovertitueiit
Mexico is power iul enou: 11 todeal
luith her
l
I own affairs at p e sent. \lr.
Iltoiiitro was quoted as saying in the
Japanese press when 111' lauded lie
.Vli'lli on: "liwry'lliiiiu iii Mexito just
iiiow is 111 [it‘l'it'tl order or
. is iapidiy'
:111suiiiiiip 111111 condition t'oizimet'ce
industiy 11;;111'111111‘1'. 11.111111111111111
lions and entcrpiises of many
all in 11 normal (‘tvnditmii
Reports to the contrary are absolute
1y ullfulllltlttl.
“tit'iiei'ai (‘111'1111121i's
siziiids on a firm foundation and 1111s
'lie confidence of the pt'upli'. No 1111111
is more able or better fitted tliantien
eial 1‘ari'1-iiiza to govern Mexico.
ei'al t‘ai'i'aiiza‘s Goveiiiment
titltt'i
kinds are
(iovei‘iiment
(it‘ll-
lias ain-
pie revenues to meet all necessary
outlays.
'Relntlonl bclween Mexico and
'(ililt‘l' toimtries will become 1111'1‘1'1‘111'
dial The Mexican Government is 1111
the most. Trinidly .ifrms wipi tlie'
1'iiiled States (ioveriiiiient General
111111111711 has an army strong enounli
the I‘I‘bt'l.\ or bandits.
This is the reason tieiierai (‘arranza1
is now requesting an early vyitlid'aw-
1o subjugate
Japan‘
the first of June announcingi
voted to Emperor Yoshihito and uniil.‘
'lcy or administration. am most of his plain their report, and why they an
llrublic appearances in the past two peeled to Mr. Gardner to explain it?
‘years of war have been in various act- Charles Wilson agreed with the judge,
ivities connected with The Red (‘ross and said that Mr Gardner was‘not a
organization here of which he is ‘votcr in this district and therefore
‘president and in which he takes the Shouvd not be allowed to talk.
greatest interest For the rest. hei .\ir Gorham then put the question
{has resided in good deal at the Royal' made by Mr Fielding. that Mr Gard-
1tountry suit of “Het Loo." where her be allowed the floor All were in
iliuntirig has been among his occupa !favor of the motion, except Mr. Wil- ..
a shrill 1,.
lions. A day or two ago he was no- 5011, who shouted “No" 111
ticed taking a stroll through the]. faisetto v.oice
Hague woods accompanied by one ofl 11 B. Beach said that Mr.
jile little tame deer from the Roy‘ai (011m read and “D aiu 1h? contract
‘ituuse in 11.» Wood. “111.11 followed! 11. (-aidner then told Hose present
him like a dog. llll‘dl the committee had no money to
1 Royal duties make it impossible for‘l'a) for publishing copies of the
fQiu'en \Dlhelmina to accompany herg‘l'mlmrcd 1'oiiiiacas,and #0 the i‘. E
Iconsor; to Swit’zei'land. and her Majes 11.111111 ll in1
iiy has his ;oiie v.1:‘1 the little l’rin
totiipaiiy had done :0
(111111
1
Ga'dner “ I.
that 1111 public 1111pr exaiuineli’
' subway, JULY 29.1
"' Sterling F urniture Co
,.
1 SUMMER 4
1111111111111; 111' Ciniucniii 1
Rio O'd Hickory, Modern Willow, B111;
Harbor Reed, American Flue Rush.i
single pieces or complete suites at very
reasonable prices.
19
cess Juliana to stay at liatwyk. 11 and 111.111sta11d 1111111 the 111111: .'1111o11 1
1.111111 litt'e :21;1.~1de 111;.111 a few milepi >1 11d of. lie continued and said that 1.
................1 ,1. W W See our wonderful Couch Ham-
[ASl 11011111101111
10 Hill) SPillil llfCl|0N1::.'"_..':'21:11:31:3'31'3.":1":1:."""
;po.sed lease and pioposcd 1011111111 be
: bus mess imdci as 11111 a policy as
1111 11111111111. and the company should!
unreasonable rates, the {ran
1
((ontinuc—d“ from First Page.) iuetn 11:1 '1111111 1.1111111: d1.11111 and
, ‘lic lnittd 12"1111111'1111'111 loiiiptmy. 1‘
Th: chairman 1111 n 111111-11 11. m" 111 the base the coiiip'iiiy 111:1'1'111 to
iieacli. secretary of the ('(lllln)i[fpp.!0:]lily 1111- 1.1111111. disii'itt a.» rental for
read the report .1 the (11111711111110, “1‘ 11111' demoed prom-1'11 annually the
Beach stated that the coiniiiittce hadi 51”“ 0f “U“d‘t‘d ““11“”
1.11.1» appointed 1., “Mm“... what In...” 1151111111 p11y'11b11 annually. on or be-
tould be obtaintd for the plant. nndifoie 1111 tliiitietii dav of June of eac 11
how much it would 111.11 rm sil'Pc'fi‘llHi'f‘de calendar year, and r1ntal
linlit'inc 111 the 'lliird district annually.
Sixteen
He said that the committee was rm 1‘11 ”11> 11‘3”" “”1 10‘ "1an 51 h“ W1”-
11111111 hampeied by latk of funds. 11131413” ht“ apportioned.
the district iliee'inu neglected 111 pm. Alwi'dinr 11- 1"1' [imposed street
tide them with an appropriation when lighting """1131'1. 1““ 10131 (‘0-‘1- 1’”
they were appointed, (My. “mph said year. would betourthous11nd.five him»
that the committee had sent letters ”Wt-- WWW.“ >111 and 401110 dollars.
1111 asking for bids for the elet'tri1-"i‘he resume is as follows:
112111 plant and had received a com “V911 (‘hfl'ht‘ ~~~~~~~ 1 ....... $3.153 95.
111111111 ation from the l nited i2"le11111' A20" 1 i’- 11111111 "1 333-1'1'--~-- 33 W1
111111-111 look for a beauty specitilist.ye1
111 is right in the center of that hive
of death-dealing machinery manufac-1
tore that one can be found. Right in‘
the heart of this great arsenal :1 “W11,
men's Welfare Department" is pi‘esid "
cd over by 11 lady superintendent whoi
has thousands of girls undcr hercare.
to administer to their ailments and
care for their conipiexions. it is}
from the high explosives and iyditc
sections 111111 the girls mostly comet
front for advice as to rest from the‘.
dangerous work which “turns 11111'?
faces 11 yellow 11111 if proper carcandl
precautions not taken 111 1111111.;
s‘tai'tini: with about too girls, the Web
fare Department now has charge of
thousands. 'l‘iie oils are advised tol
avoid jewelry. bunnies and such vani
ties. and they dress in neat blue. gray
111' khaki overalls and eat :11 a smart
‘ittle Y. W, (‘. A. canteen. which is
decoiated with pink walls and pret-
'iiy 111'1'k1'1i tables. '
A hostel is already
11 1‘1'
built to
outside
several
in belitt.
nicoiiiiiiodate 7510 girls just
the walls of the arsenal:
{bungalows have been erected to no.
|coiiiiizodate four or live girls in the
cosicst riverside fashion and plans
are complete for the accommodation
of 11111111 more who will have tennis.
clubs anti other spai'e-tiiiic hit'ilities.
litl.\'(‘.l{(l.\'1:, .itily
(lovei'niiieiit
Stir-The Sia-
appropriated
51313111111 for the preliiiiiii'ii'y expeii :se
with the l'rasak irii.
which will iiitiiiiatcly
This scheme provides
mew 1111s
'1n ("tlililtf‘iitlll
nation project.
cost 312.311.11.311
‘for a treat canal for l‘i'asak and full
11‘ development of the'evistinu canal
system of Mona Ilangsit. The pro-
ject is designed reclaim nzucli
waste 1111111 in lower Siam for rice cui-
11v1itioii. Only the first unit of the
sclii me will be developt'd at present,
it is estimated by the British experts
11110 have been 1'iiiploy1'd to 1111153 .'1
of the situation that a total
typenditure of $511,000.11th within
twenty-five years will make it possi-
nle to reclaim 2.400.11110 acres of land
in lower Slain. ‘\
in
survey
THE HAGl'E, Netherlands, July 26.
'H(i‘tifl‘t‘spolldt‘llt‘t‘ of The Associated
Press —For the first time since the
outbreak of the war, Prince Henry. of
the Netherlands, the consort of the
Queen, has left Dutch soil. Accompa-
nied by two members of the Dutch
nobility. he has gone to Switzerland
where he will during the fort six
months indulge in mountaiirclinibing.
it was particularly stated that. he
would not leave the train in passing
through Germany.
The fact that the Pfince, or. as he
was known before his marriage, the
Duke of Mecklenburg. is a German by
birth and that his sympalhies natur»
ully lie with Germany. led to his
movements being followed with more
than ordinary attention in the open-
ing stages of the war, when some ,cu-m
rlous stories went the round on the
:11 oi the l‘iiitcd States troops from 1.111111 and “11111‘ t‘ompanv, 52.1“”); ‘11 bi'idxe liulllrl 111 $101111._., 2’9211
“Nita“ territory." 1111111 they would make :1 bid in" 11,..‘11 lamps under the R. R. br1d~
~ .__._._ lfranchise. After t'niisnltln: “v1.1.1. 111's at $9.75 .............. 58.30]
LONDON. .iuiy' 211.~\\'11111wich a1» \lay'or 1‘111'1 A llarsti'mn and compile-13‘1”" 1" 11111111115 1‘1 3- 15 3.1116 7'1
seiial is about. the last place one sinners from the three tllr’ll'lt'ts. met. —.~ -
for the purpose of ascertaiiiinc whethl 84576.40
1» 11..» municipal P1111115 would .qu-l After reading the lease and con-
be as to have powerJUinlshed fromfii‘flt'1 Mr. Gardner was asked what
one plant mmmmd It w"... 11....idpd+u'1iiild be done with the building be‘
to meet a representative of the com—lionuinu to the district? Mr. Gardner
may and see what kind of an offer the“. Will ”1111 1111‘ (‘tlmllflm' did not I'M“
company would make This was donp“lh9 buildan for any purpose. and that
:tlltl the contract which Mr. Beach «11111 ' it could be used (or a library 0110111111.
would be read by' ii. 11. Gardner. wus‘ 11111-1 public building.
the result. Peeling that the commit; ”INT." J- “11150“ uskt‘d if 111“ "’1‘01‘1
tee had no authority to proceed anyv'iiit'fndcd the interest on the poles.
further. it was decided to put this con- ' MW and 011101 91111111111911” Mr. Gard
tract before the iiit'tinp. to be up the: replied that it was contained inI
proved or otherwise. .\lt'. Bench then 111' 51.11111 for the tentnl of 111" 9111111)
introduced 11. ii. Gardner and 11111111114111 111. .\ii. .aidner continued by say-
that he be allowed to read the con- in! ttlitit they had been unable to obi
“‘3‘“ 01791911 51‘ the company and to 111111 much information of what the 1
explain it. t‘oiisidei'able objection was ieruipment iiiclud1'd1-iudrt “alsii in-
offered to Mr. Gardner taking the t'cirupted him and asked whether lic‘
tloor, Judge John J. Walsh asked Mr. (‘1‘ll1ill'l see the wire and poles and‘
Hench who paid for and who made‘ the rest of the equipment about which
the mpies of the proposed lease? Mr. he was talking, and so obtain a fair
Beach said that the i'iiited l-‘lectric ‘valuation 0f 11?
1 12111 and \\ .1101 Company published Ti: 1 re was much booting and stamp-
1111' pamphlet because the committee in: at this retort and Mr. Gardner;
had not the money to pay the cost of-answered that he could duplicate the
11111111111: the some. Judge Walsh tlien'sy'stem for 310.0011. Mr. Macy jumped
they were appoitik‘d.
he very fair.
idvmiiageous to the
"The report may... he \11'1uldnt be time t‘ommisl
and the proposed lense‘- ionei William 11 Sniflin 11dvi-sedthat1
district. but it 1111c price of copper was rising rapidly ‘
1" couched 111 such legal illll‘zlfit‘olORy'LHlltl now was worth about :ch 111
111111 11 111111101 be undersiood by the‘pound. After the chairman called the
.1verauc man." said .iudue Walsh. lineeting to order. Mr. Snifiln contin-
1‘mii'li's Wilson then tried to get the‘ued, and said that original investment
door but ,11f11'r strenuous effort. nave had increased in value many
Way 111 the chairman, who asked 111 he and that the system was now worth
allowed 111 speak for a few lllOlllt‘lllS?‘$061OOO.
”an .‘aid that ‘ August Ililleiistein asked at
lion's.
111" what
bought that the toniniiltee had done WIN ”19 commissioners $11111 1““ 11““
evattly they weie told 111111 in wires to South Norwaik? The cables.-
'-ti'uclctl 1111111111 the running at whiehdie explained, connected the electric
they weer appointed. Charles Wilson‘rl‘fi'ill 1“ F3331 Norwalk Will! 11131 01'
made the motion that Mr. (iul'tlilt‘l‘ 131318011111 NUI‘Waik. MI'. Snitlin 1‘1‘11111‘111
not allowed the floor, Attorney hauler the commissioners. and said 1111111
\‘is advanced the argument that it. (1.1110 feed wire was sold"‘at 17 121-11
Macy, 11 perfett stranger in town had pound less than the market price be
been allowed to take the floor at for.‘ cause the coppei had been in use for1
1111'1 meetings for the puipose of ex 501119 time.
111111111211; matters which were not 1111-1 Dr Brown said that he 11101112111 COD-1
tlemlood by the Ordinary man. This 1 per came as near as standard of value;
is just what Mr. (Kirdiier will do. ex-‘Eas gold. .\li'. Fielding interrupted. at:
plaizi the proposed lease and slreetllhis point. and wanted to know who
lighting contracts. Mr. Davis 'said‘had the ,lloor. The chairman told‘
that he had met Harry Ryder. one ofithosc present that they \vcre here to‘
the committee, and had talked witii‘tii‘st'itr‘? the rcoort of the committcei‘
him about this matter. He said lie‘zmd not 1110 Drif‘i‘ Of (‘01)1191‘ 3111189.
was asked by the committee to look Wai: 11 told the chairman that he was
over the contracts and see that lheyi hri'e to answer questions and not to
new as favorable as ‘FOssiblO to the ‘criticise those who “1 re speaking. ,‘
city, and 111' 111d so, spending: one af-.und that the chair had no right to say:
tcrnoon and two evenings doing theiplia‘. is Tight or wrong. Judge. Wfiifih.‘
work. The contract is very favm'a. then wanted to know why the chair‘
ble to the district due to the effortsididn'i make a report favoring the.‘i
of the committee said Mr. Davis.’ He question‘?
suggested that the district hold aspe 1 Mr. Gardner said that he had a very1
rial election and vote on this contract. hard time to obtain information in re-i
1nd. if the people don‘t want the con- 11111111 to the equipment of the plant, 1
Lori to go into effect, reject 11. land that the commissioners had re-
Piiilip Fielding said tint he thought ,fused to allow him to inspect it, or
that it would be-i'alr to get Mr. Gin-114 look over the books. in fact, they had
ner's views on this matter. He then sent him a letter refusing to allow
moved that Mr. Gardner be niiowed to him to do so.
who the floor. " Charles Wilson then wanted to know
.\I, lioi'hatii
1‘15
subject. But Prince Henry. bu noth-
ing whateyer to do with R
d'apok
Judge Wallh wanted to know why1why the U. E. L. and W. Company 01:-
a member 0% m 1... .lttee didn't ax- fared $19,000 for comma; it my
5R
‘ .
11‘~
101 any period at the b1 11111111111. or euti‘ ;‘
111111111 told just what the committee!
1141...: My. Beach to explain and dis-111p and exclaimed that the sy'stcinl‘ht’" ““‘llt’d ““0 ”‘9 committee “‘3‘ '3 Harper
cuss the report? 3111'. Beach i'eplledzcouldn‘t be produced for $10,000. 1111111111011 for 011‘ “'Ol'k lhf‘)‘ had (10119.: Miss Han] Hedmrm
that the committee had done their 111'. Franklyn G. Brown then took, 11;. Brown asked that a motion be 3‘.“ mm Laserv 7.1 1‘
. . 1 . . . " ' 1 .1 o .11
duty, to the 1).... of ”,0”- ability. “haven't 111 the discussion and said that drawn by' 1111'. ilavls. in proper legal Main St.
had carried out the work for whlchillr. Gardner must know his businesslforn'. which would call a special meet~
.JlltlL’t' Walsh, Leo Davis and Dr. Walk.
‘ilrown, a resolution embodying these Arnold. Jul, ” ‘ ‘
Ventiments was drawn up and put up Dorgan, Miss Katherine. 1111 Pro
to the house. The motion called for poet Ave.
11 special election. to be held on the Hyatt Mrs. A.
second Monday in September,for tho Moder-no. Elm. Frank.
:tract, the
1.1 1;
£11 11- -liltl .111111 if 1111' dis 1111'1 :4 lititlld >211“ mOCk at $5 95 Others $5 95 to
$18. 00.
1' Refrigerators, Oil Stores, Gas Plates
1 Sole Agent for the famous Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet in Greater Norwalk
I
,i STERLING FURNl 111111: co.
127- 129-131 Washington St. Phone 105
1% O Q 9 0.. 01mm.“ :0; 0
011°.
MakedMilk 11011115”... " ' :,.__J..,,,'1 .
Noufiallllgl ' ' ,.‘ ’7‘ . -
Dilufibla "”57“ is £5 .g. ‘i' .1.»
Tho powder diuolvee in water. Hod- I. My it on had
Rich 11111., Halted grain extract in powder. ThWDrinh for all ages.
For Infants, lnvalldl and growing chlldun. “Main. €0.00. “c.
Pun nutfidomuphuildin. the whole Italy. b I. but! Robb and Cafes.
lnvigoratel nursin; mothers. and the aged. fish-- all Y1" U Sago Prim
?Jud1:e\\' 111 haskedthat the letter usual pulling”. it?
1eceived 110111 the commissioners be Ir. Eldridge said that the tax
11-1111. and 11 w:/ done, The letter would been increasing and that prt
stated that they were sorry, but they ably there would he :1 four 01 six-n1
could not allow a competitive comntar next “I.
pany to examine the books. and that Mr. Hipson made the motion tli
it would be poor business poiicy. 111m «in be appropriated for t
111. snimn'said 111.11 1119 commis‘l‘mm 0‘ Dubs the “WM"
sioiiers carried out their own ideas “Ruched ‘0 such an "WNW"- After
11”,. matter. thud been asked if he thought th .
A..T Fldiidge 11111111111 \lr Gardnerl'm "with Ind replied in the aii ':
ialked with Mr. Macy. who said iii-11'3“"e “‘9 ”“0“ “‘1‘ seconded a R
"111.1 could examine the plant. ‘,But " "A?“d- Judge W31“) moved ”‘3‘ 1'
1oniinucd Mr Eldridge “.\lr. Sniffin matting he Idjoumed. “hid! 1110111 1
I. 11.1: “m... (.“nnmsgiony 1111a: recounted and passed
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UICLAIMED LETTERS.
Dr. Brown moved that the report all
the committee be accepted. Some con.
fusion was entailed by Mr. Davis ask--
1111: what the mum of the committee walk PM elm-en '0'. the week endii
included? This was settled by Mr. IJuly 2953. 1316:
lleacli stating that the commiQee waa1 South Norwalk
1.111 r11omme'1din1. the acceptance of Wm. 3. Ash, Gen ilei.
lease and contract with 11.1» 1'. u. L Mrs. “a,“ (1.0111111. '
and W. Company, but. just the H” I Illusion Bel Haven
Mrs. min H. Forbes.
T. E. Harrington.
List of unclaimed letters at ihe N
111111 accomplished. The motion waaj
Mr. Will“ R. bopez.
Ilia! 0. Leslie More, Bel Haven.
Joseph O'Donnell.
Mrs. Sch; Streber, 15 can street
Miss Currie Warren (2).
ANDREW LEARY. '1’. if.
111g for the purpose of voting whether
1he 'lliiid t1i\1n.:: district would no
cent or 1efuse the le-ise and contract.
lie 11111;. es11 11 that the elec tioii beheld
about the .1111 11nd neck in September.
After some discussion on the part of
ipuipose of voting whether to accept
or refuse the proposed lease and con-
cleciion to‘takc place in the
Sacks, R.
Winslow, )lrs. Weanor.
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