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'lched.
oi sinners.
of the scornful.
Nor standeth in the way
Nor sitteth in the seat
—Psalm 1: l
r3lbaGRAN.SUGtAR....... ..... . ...... . ..... £
25 lbs. GRAN. SUGAR“ .. ...... . ......... .. . .. .
POTATOES, finest selected ....... . ........ t p .
BUTTER, finest creamy ...................... 6¢ lb.
STRING BEANS, Sultana Brand ..... .. . . .. 3 can
RED ALASKA sALlON ....... . ........ can
WHEATENA,pk ............... ...........w¢
BLUE LABEL C TSUP,large bottle .'.‘ ........ .. t
THE HEAT 0.1!. Til 00.
124 Vacuum w»!
Tel. No. 9”
m Neutrals
Fm Dellwrr
Social, two nights. Thursday and the parish may procure these enr
i-Yiday at 8 D. m. Come and go with velopes at the church. The Luther-an
us.
Friday night -—Choir rehearsal.
congregations in the surrounding
I cities have been invited. The Ladies'
|Aid Society will serve lunch to [hit
South Norwa'tk Congregation-slightest; Everybody is cordially in-
Church—John Singleton. Minister.—~j vited to attend this festival.
4. provides: That. the company M
pay its rent on or before the 30th day
01 June. and the further provision is
made that they may have thirty days
longer. without voiding their lease.
The company pays, if it sees fit. six
months after the first of January next
my, it that was the date the lease coat-
menctd. or if it commenced the fil':l
of November. eight Mills after the
innate wmmencod. 13 other words, the
company collects the money horn the
district before it pays anything to the
district .while the 145 rentut the dis-
lzt‘ict pays each individual month.
l 35k you electors oi the ’l‘ihrd Tax
trig District, do you expect the farms
m this district to be broken up lllltl
streets and building lots" and, if you
do, ten't you see that instead or lt'
ccivini,‘ rent from the company, under
its prov rsions in the proposed lease,
Public worship Sunday morning at. .Meeting of the Young People’s So
10:45 with sermon by the pastor. "The 0199'. Thursday evening at it‘ o clock.
Quiet Hour." Communion service. i ':\0 Sunday school until further 30-
Music for the morning: iltce.
Prelude Slumber Song \b'beldoni —---—
Solo—-Still, Still with Thee k ; FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
...................... ()ley Spelt sl
Postlude~0ilertoire ......... Batiste OCIINTIOT.
Tues-tray, 2:30 p. m.~ —Meeting 0‘. first church of Christ. Scientist. 51
“'ltutsoevcr Circle of King’s Daugh-E WEI avenue—The Regular Sun-
(Hr with Mrs. William Thompsoll,;day service 01“!“ church is held at 11
[Row ayton. f‘ m.
l ? September 10»~“Substapce.”
lint Methodist Episcopal Church—
Wiiliain 0. Gina, Minister—10:30
.- ats—Sermon, “An Explanation of
13 Fall Campaign."
l Postlude—Processional March
| . .......... ...... . E. S. Hosmer
l
Music at the First Church l Wednesday Waning testimony
l’reiude»Allomaiiza and littermezzo Emeating at I “afloat
l(.0“;"r'fl‘n"‘)‘S6il‘j;ke§“bel “‘ ”cum”; To both these services the public is
.................. Hermann Lochr t 90’4““! invited.
t
12 noon—Adult', F“, Avenue \r mod“ F .T , lllut‘l 0 Love Divine 5 A mding room is maintained at
., .- . . - . . ) .l . .-
flhle Class. 0.46 p. m.—Young Pao- Church Rev. S. Pl l‘alrljallkspll’afifili‘l ...................... J. ll. Brewer a. M. m open each 'm
*leSotional7flggrr. Leader, Mtss,__9.30 a m—lt‘ellowship {nemng thiartetrrliehold, thel liridetzrooh; day holidays excepted. from 110 to
Ilse wnes. : p. m.—-The ser-' ‘ ' . " t‘omt-th .......... ’. .h‘c neC'er; . ' '
‘1” that cheers. 9'3thme 311151118 ! gflgnmloffifif‘,eafidfil‘i’fnsfqfl‘ffil‘i Postlude—Allcgro Moderate in A .‘ - 0 3- II.
“I briefChsrtirmon on "invincible who are longing for an outpounng‘otl ......................... ll. Smartl —-
m at." ' . . . ,. _._._ l
“My. 7:“ p. m.——Class Meetir‘r. .- Lhemspirit are espectally invited. 10.30
finnday, 7:45 p. ms—Prayer Meet-
" led by the minister.
A prayer for the church:
[ Subject, of
I Christ."
“The Kiiiglluess
_ . ,.
‘0 teach me. Lord. that I may teach‘P‘BI‘nS-
'llse precious things Thou dost im-
12 m.—The Adult
‘ Hipson. teacher.
I
All wing my words that they may
reach, 1 the usual hour.
will be present and have charge of the ‘ in the evening. “A Message front the
. Biblel ”link of Jonah." 1
Class in the Men's Class room, llcnryl Tuesday, 7:43 p. m.—Busiuess meet“
6:30 p. m.——Tht-re‘ ing of the
‘ will be no Epworth League service at . ciety at the church.
7:30 p. m,——An, Ep-l
Morning sermon by the pastor. South Norwalk ihtptittt t‘hurch- ANMI R 0'
Our! the morning service the subiect of the‘
The r(’Sular chorus choir, sermon will be “The Transformation."l
Christian Endeavor So-
l0ll HEW
Wednesday. 3 p. m.-—-The Home‘ (Continuadl‘rom First Pu“
lli [Carl than twenty years you stand a
hood chance of paying them for the
‘I-rlh'llt‘ge of handing your plant over to
“hem? '
The fifth paragraph of the proposed
it'fl:(, and the proposed street lighting
contract, on page 5, provides, not only
lira“ the district will not enter into
competition with a company, for the
commercial sale of electricity or light,
but that it will go as far as it legally
‘can. to prevent others from entering
into tompet'ttion with the company.
That is, if the company goes to the
Legi: lature and shows that it can fun
nit-'h commcrtial electricity or gas for
liiti per cent. oi the price that they are
now paying for it ,the district binds it-
self to oppose, in the Legislature and
HM where, any such attempt to furnish
its people with cheaper gas or light,
or electricity for heat or power. This
s the agreement tltey ask you to rati-
1)’ at Lite polls, and the same paragraph
provides that. if the Legislature
should authorize South Norwalk to
l ght llast Norwalk, or furnish it with
power, then this lease becomes void,
on itctice by the company, and you
. teen rem of use.
",worih League Rally Day service will Missionary Study Class of the Wo' ----
The hidden depths 0’ many“ hurl—"be held with the EpworAr League tit-{man's Association will meet at the, I trust. in view of the number 01
_ liners in charge. The pastor will de~ church.
Iuslc ‘0' "‘9 d3)“ liver the address: There will he‘ Wednesday. 7345 D~ m-*““““K 9'
Mornlng at 10:30.
Oman Prelude—Andante .. Voikmann
-0(ertory Solo—Hear Us, 0 Father E
........ .......... . ........ Millard
Miss Elsie M. Sterling.
Organ Postlude—JModcrato Weber
Evening at 7:30.
Organ Prelude—Melodie Stojowslti
Organ Memory—Andante .. Htmmel
Organ Postlude—-—Allegro Moderato
....... Batiste
flwalkm Methodist
es . Barto. D. D., l .—
Services for Sunday, Septemll‘esrforlo
will be as follows: Early morning.
class at 9:30. Morning worship at
10:80. with sermon by the pastor.
Mic: “The Church and lie Builder."
”any school for scholars over tif-
includinx the Adult
he noon hour. Ep-
Church—Rev.
0 classes at t
val-u: League rally and roll call at
6:“ sharp. Evening worship and
sermon by the pastor at 7:30, the
urmgn topic being "Gttti‘s Good
Strangers \l‘t‘lCtlmr‘.
Mornlng. ‘
Nude—Communion iii 1) Flttt ,
Soprano Solo~ Sclt‘cted. ' Lemoine
Quartet—Gloria in Excelsls ‘
Dudley Brick
Arthur Page
Evening. ’
Prelude—Impromptu in A
. ....... _ ................ G. Merkel
Quartet—Tho Lord Is My shephurd
. ................... J. W. llischolf
Quartcirr»The Day Is Gently Sinking
to a Close ........ W. \‘l'. lilli‘lll‘lM
“(lull Fall:
very latest models in sets or
whatever the grade.
Wall (Q. High Sts.
I be served.
llllt'
Is arriving daily and both big floors are crowded with the
library, den, sleeping room, dining room and kitchen.
There is big value in every dollar expended with us ',
“'5th .-'»_ r. 4%
Free Auto Delivery to ‘all surrounding towns.
" RAYMOND 8t SON
special music and everybody is
vitod. The pastor's subject will
“The Thrills of Enthusiasm.” kins.
Tuesday, 8 p. m.~The annual mite‘ Thursday. 7345 D- m.—The mid-week
hox opening will be held at the home Prayer MUEUDE.
of Mrs. A. N. Paddock. All having‘
mite boxes are requested to bring or‘ Grace Baptist Church, corner of
“find them. An interesting program Butler and Quincy streets. Nor-walk—
Will be provided and refreshments will " There will be very interesting ser~
tviccs here morning and evening.
Wednesday. 2 p. m.—The Ladle-s1 lilblc classes, udulls only. at 12:30
Aid Society will hold its first meeting p, m. Strangers in the city are cor-
Mle the summer vacation. Edittlly invited to come and worship
Thursday. 7:45 p. [IL—Th0 rttld‘wcck‘nith us. Please be on time, at it a
Prayer Meeting. in. and 8 p. in.
, lxsson for prayer meeting nest
Knight Street A. .u. n. cttttrch—lThursdtw nlsht. l‘wlm 110‘
ltt-v. l. A. McCoy, Puritan—Sunday scr-l
vices Morning worship. Song and; Trinity Church-Rev. Frederick A.
praise service with it sermon by the Coleman, Rector. Edward J. Sims,
pastor. 3:30 p. m.-—Tbe regular month- Organist and Choir Director.——Calen-
ly sacred concert. with ll very uniqueltiar for the week beginning September
program, Miss Lila Clarke, lender. 7-10—-Twcltth Sunday after Trinity-v8
p. tii.—-The Allcn C. E. lwiigue will,a. rit.~L‘clebration of the Holy Com-
iut-tt and receive the report from thenuunion. ii ti. tit—vMornlng tlrfil‘l'r
delegates to the Muss Meeting, nlso‘uud sermon. 7:30 p. ni.--—l£vcniug
discussion of the topic “Thopnty'or and item.
Greatness of God." l'<. 143:1'31. lit Tucudtty, 7:423 p. tit.~»-Spccinl busi-
p. m, The pastor uill pmicli from the, nous inccting of the Woman's Guild,
llrctiw "Like the (‘littif." lin the Guild room. A large attendance
it you do not attend :tnywliero else, is requested.
come and try otir spttcihi welcome to Thursday. S p. “L—‘Slllokfll‘ of the
strangers and tht- spirlluitlly weak. Trinity Young Men's Club. in the club
Good music. Seats free. grooms. There will be music, refresh-
(‘iilcndnr for the week: pit-tits will be served, and a general
Tuesday night (‘ltts~ Meeting. ngotl time may he expected. All men
Thursday ttftt~ritoon~ Mite M. So-;conricctctl in any way with Trinity
t'li‘ly will meet, business. of great im-‘parish are most cordially invited.
portancc, 4 p. in. K p. in. -~liusincssr Friday, 724.3 p. m.~—t‘liolr licht‘ttrsul.
lit-cling. Mrs. i.ittti.-t tirtnt-r wiit‘ ~—
Illstl give a "Trip Arttuntl‘ilic \\'urld.".E
fin‘c
oillccrs and teachers of the Bible
school at the home of finest H09-
in- ‘
be
—
' Grace (‘liurclimThtt 'llev. J. licuton
:\\‘erncr. Rector. Twelfth Sunday at"-
:li’l‘ 'l‘rinity.~~-Tlto celebration of the
Holy (‘otitrnuttion :tt 0 o'clock. Morin
Furniture t trig prayer and sermon at 10:30.
. l .._.._
. Advent (‘hristiun Church. Van Zuni
.iilltl llarvcy streets, Elsi Norwnlk--
lllcv. George M. Tot-pic, l’ttstor—
310:00 it. in.~li:ilf ltour prayer.
of
l .
. ' - 10:30 ii. ills—.‘ltll‘lllng sermon. 12:00
Single pieces {or the parbr’ in.» Sunday school ti'or pupils over
10!. 0:15 p. iii.—~l.oytil Workers‘
Thursday. 7: if.
‘ p. rulid-weekj
l l’lilyt‘r and Tea
tiruouy Meeting.
4
Messiah Swedish Lutheran Church.
Fort street—ll. Luther Wilson, Pas-
tor‘mllit'ine service, 4:00 p. in.
An extra meeting of the congregn-'
tion to convene in the church Tuesday.
8:00 p. m., is hereby summoned. All
members of the church. eligible to
° vote. should be present. The. purpose,
Funeral Duecmrs NOTWBlk oi the riicctin is to extend it call to
' ~...._ IRev. Wilson's successor in the pulpit.
be having accepted a call to the
Salem-Trinity pastorate of Brooklyn,
. Y
Sunday a week from tomorrow the
Night SCI-‘00], :ongrcgation is most. cordially invited
FALL TERM BEGINS
to take part in 4he twenty-fifth tinni-
versnr‘y celebrations of the St. John's
Swedish Ev. Lutheran Church in
‘ Stamford, Conn.; 10:45 a. m., Com-
munion service; 3:30 p. m., Luther
League‘service, Rev. J. A. Okerblom,
Bridgeport, Conn, speaker: 8:00 .p. m.,
' sum, not only to the. Third Taxing Dts- ”‘9 "m”-
_ Met-ting. 7:30 p. Illswl‘h‘t‘lllllg sermon. t hose is accepted.
your readers who occupy the Thirdl'l“ have to pay for all the better-
~Tutng District of this town. and thelhrests and so-called improvements
‘seiiousness of the question m be my. that the company may deem advisable
ted on by its electors on Monday neatfi to make. and for the actual value of
gtowit: The acceptance of a propoged all of its extensions—not the actual
tissue and contract for lighting theiri‘o‘“! the actual value. at that time, as
streets and hwfl. and {urwamn‘tprottued in section 10, page 17. and
itpow‘er to their manufacturers by they'll“! clause is inserted to prevent the
gl'. E L. and W. Company, you wi||,l“‘0lll3 of South Norwallt trout ever
permit me to lrt‘fli'usu upon your goodjllol in; to build a plant and extend to
'nature by an analysis of the propofledIl-Zast Norwalk, the right under such
contract. It in or “my. vita] import_‘ll‘lrliti as may be agreed upon, to use
trict. but to the whole town. } Paragraph 11 on page 7, subdivisioni
rim.-.“ 1., a contract running for'A- gives the company 30 dpytt afterthe
twenty years. and any readjustment 0' 30th titty of June, of each calendar
um municipal bodies composing our year, to pay their rent. and sub-divi-
pny “mph changed conditions mar siou ii. on page 8. provides that. it
make mvmmo' will be seriously at. "the company shall fall to perform any'
fected by any such long time ttiht-r covenants." (l. e., if it shall fall:
tract as this. to light the streets or to light them in.
‘ Second—The contract “5" ”my accordance with the contract, or {trill
‘frum ",9 Third Taxing "him“ m. to do anything else contained in this?
such. any fish! to fix the price of its leitsc, except, the non-payment of rent):
‘rtrcci lighting, and vests the some in ”m“ ”M “NH” must first 3"” "I
‘tlic contract ulrctttly made by thcv“"""“ notice 0' that failure. after,
pm, \‘oting ”gum. which the company has ninety days in;
Lot me quote from the 9th parn- Which it may deny, in writing, that
Affli‘ll. DnKt‘ 6: Mn". company "I...” the matters contained in the noticefi
YIU l“ dorm it" obligations for the sup- pivr‘ll by the dltill'lfl, are true, nllPl‘E
:Dll' of electricity at the schedule rntetgfl‘l‘h'h the district is obliged, undcr‘
trout lilllt‘ to time liked and establish— ”THU" 12' on page 8, to appoint an.
‘...t 1,) ”H. Potttitnny." (not by the com- ifllblll'lllol‘, and then the company may"
1‘:th and ”w district, m" by ”w comHJppOllll tut arbitrator, and tlltrtze two
“any, "which the company agrees .~‘ 1 'l lli|\'l' the matters in dispute sub-1‘
that! be uniform in the Fourth Taxing “m“‘d ‘0 them within “'n days after
mum" of lllt‘ City Of Norvvnlk.” :tlie company has appointed its arbi-
l Tl'c First Tuxint: District has ill—flint". No time. however, is fixed,
ready made a conlrac'i with thr- com- “1”“ ”‘9' company must 3990"" its,
limb for .9“ ”a”. and the company arbitrator, and then it provides. fur-Y
must abide by that contract. and our ”'9'" ”1‘“ if the two thus “I’P‘lmli’d-t
price therefore had been already fixed cannot agree within ten days after incl
71)“. ”J“ can't-rim, if this proposed questions have been submitted totbem,f
'titercupon within five days thereafter,,
The 3rd ”we". on page 4. provides: Illlo two shall elect a third ”bringing
That the company. without any con-‘Cr' if they fall. then a request is made;
sultttion with the. district or its old-3‘0 a judge 0' the Superior court (0 89‘.
ccrs, may, from time to time. as itil’oim an hrbitraior. l
finds it necessary. (or advisable) move? Tim“ I" you have, first, ”‘9- time‘
or remove, discontinue. abandon or which would elapse after the company
sell any of the parts of the leascdlhad failed to properly light the streets,
property. iand the time when notice was given‘
Is this a fair provision to insert in?m them, we “1” say ten days; then
‘he lease of apyklnd ofproperty—ihat you have the ninety days which ”19*
"8 whole character may be changed ‘tompuny has within which to deny the
Without the lessors' permission or con- i truth of the matters contained in your“i
sent. or without even being consulted? "mice; then you ““9,“ request. onf
Tht» 4th paragraph on the same page ”'9 part °t the district, and the up‘:
pmvidcs that ii‘ there is any extension [tolntment of “3 arbitrator, with “0'
of the pole line or distributive system. time fixed when “1“ €031me shall;
as it now exists, that extension shall “990"“ “5 arbitrator. Assume that “§
be deemed to have been erected by “‘3‘” [at days “1°” for'this ‘0 be.
virtue of the company’s franchise brought about. Then the question:
COD-
Ctte omiteaa Co.
Elli» E. ill. limit (humming:
" (Merritt aunties College
ONDAY EVENING
Sept. 11, at 7:15
Bookkeeping
Sltortbmtti
’ Homilies
. English Brat cbes
Stamerd
Children’s Service. Dr. S. G. Youngert. rights, not under- the franchise of the
Hartford; Conn.. speaker. The fea~ East Norwnlk District.
tivities will be continued Monday and In sub-paragraph F, on page 16 of‘
Tuesday. All are welcome!
the second paragraph of the proposed
St. peters German Lutheran street lighting contract. it is proviti~l
Church. Cedar street. near West ave- Pd: l
Due—Martin L. Steun. Pastor—The “Then, in that event (that is. the ex-
usual divme services will be held at tension of the company circuits.) thei
10:30. The pastor will deliver a .
gospel sermon. lTsxlng District shall Day. and the com-
On Seflemher 17 the congregation pgny shall accept. in addition to the
will observe the fifth anniversary of _
its organization. Special services will mm“ for the lights. "45 per an
be held in the morning, at 10:30. in ““m- N" mile. .0! “Ch additional 9‘"
German; Rev. B. C. Steup, of New cults. as full payment for the furnish-'
York. rather of the pastor, will do-
liver the address. In the afternoon.
at 3:30. on English service will be
bent. PastoLW. Schoenfetd of New
.Yorlr will probably be the speaker.
.A special envelope oollM‘Mn Will “a
t
South Norwalkv Port‘Chesterl
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‘t‘lJ'k‘: t he’ll"
A‘sthfl mall.)
the 15th daywof finch
lifted to diminish the debt on till
03:725. 4“ members at... t..-...rs ._
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ljudge of the Superior, court, 3nd ten
shall be submitted, within ten days,
a
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istaflirlrd (85]
Business Hours from 8:30 to 6 p. m. daily ‘
Including Saturday. . ‘ i [l
.‘J
“Kitten’s Ear” Cloth, for
Handsome Tailored Suits
Forstmann and Hoflmann’s finest production. ' ‘
54 inches wide, $4.50 a yard.
, Do you rctiit-rribcr thc exquisite feel of a kitten’s ear? ,
'1 hot is t‘vrlt‘ll} as this beautiful cloth fc:‘s. Bliiidfoldcd I‘
Ullt‘ could not tcll the diiiercncc, it is so soft, smooth and
satiny. Tlrc tzttlor will alllll)\'C it and ettjoy \torking it
up. It is for one‘s very bcst tailored so... or a. coat, cs-
pccially an t'\'t’lllng coat with a collar of for or mara-
about, and iiuing of gold or peacock brocade.
In navy blue, very dark violet or plum,
Java brown and balsam green.
. $4.50 a yard. none better, none better. l’lcasc look at
it.
It cannot be duplicated this season.
llress Goods Section.
Women’s Fibre Silk Hose
A tempting offer for a day or two. -
Gordon's Round Ticket Fibre Silk, in black, white,
and a numbcr of colorings that arc desirable. Quality
that has been selling at 5t) cts.
Silk-booi‘floss in black and white only, either of
these, 50¢ special.
Main floor, center, near elevator.
Among New Tailored Wear
1'
Are the practical Trotteur Suits of Velour Chsclts in all r
{8.01: combinations. Gabardincs, Brosdcloths and Men's 1
ge. l
New models now on exhibition. '
Second floor.
_ Candy Section. Dainty little Gift Packages that t‘ort— ‘
taut tempting sweets. ‘\
Finland Daiutics, assorted Fruits, Lemon Slices, Orange I
Slices. 50 cts. \
Assorted Caramcls, wrappcd, 40 cts. I.
French Caramcls, 35 cts. ‘
Milk Chocolate Almonds. 30 cts.
Walla Walla Glazed Nuts. 30 C“- .‘
("ry stalizcd Ginger, two sizes, 10 and 30 Ctl.
Assorted Candy slicks, in tin 3° “3- ’
(ium Drops, the good tasty kind 2S cts.
:\<SOl‘l(‘tl Tallies, 20 C13-
)lilk Chocolate Pigttolias, 15 cts. "
Main floor.
The City National Bank
v
NEW ACCOUNTS
The officers of this Bank will be glad to any time to
confer with you regarding the opening of an account, and
to extend any courtesies within their power.
We are always ready to act in an advisory capacity,
when requested—our service is complete.
We take unalloyed pleasure in giving special attention
to new accounts—to customers inexperienced in finance.
3.
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School Garments
CHILDREN’S DRESSES
50¢ and $1.00
MIDDY BLOUSES
50¢ and $1,00
BOYS' BLOUSES
25¢ and 50¢
60 TO
A. Discriminant at
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to the arbitrators and, if they cannot
agree within ten days more. then with-
in flvc days after the expiration of the
East ten days. they shall select a third
and, if they cannot agree, go to a
days more would be reasonable for
this. Thus far you have from the
time of the original default. on the
part of the company. 145 days, or prac-
ticallydlvs months.
in which they may remedy the defect
before the lease shall be terminated.
So you have 145 days, plus thé amount
of time the arbitrators may consume.
after being appointed by the Superior
court. with ninety days, additional.
making 235 days, and after the queer
tion is tried out, 15 or 17 days would
probably .be consumed before the arbi-
trators. it it were a question as to
That paragraph. 1. 9.. paragraph 12,'whether they were Mmllhlng us the
ins. erection and maintenance of such apparently provides that the decision gcnndle power they contracted for, or
Iddliloml circuits," (not for the own- Of Wald arbitrators shall be binding. Vsny other matter which would
“rahlp of them. you will r:t“.c“"‘“ ) but the second paragraph of .sub-dlvi. for expert testimony, so that over
'iin monthly instalments} on or before 4on 3. page 8. shown the company,as- fight months would elapse before you
and c-wv suming that the arbitrators find in fa- could get any remedy. if the colnpriiiy2
yucnth." when section 0, mbldimion wt of the district. ninety days more law lit to deem the request of the
district unreasonable. ‘
In the proposed street lighting com
tract, in the 2nd paragraph, sub-divh
lsion H. page 13, the company agreed
to change the lamps, or the number:
of lamps, to be furnished, provided it
deem the request reasonable; others
wise, you have arbitration, as.before.
ln sub-division I, it is provided that
they will make reasonable changes‘ a!
lamps or poles. the company being
the judge of what is reasonable; 0})»-
crwise. arbitration. '|
In Subdivision K. it reserves th
right to‘furnish you the amount—
call
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