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Should the mayor tcaguc players
(lt‘i'l‘dl‘t‘ a strike because of the rc-,
limit! of the National Association ltli
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;rnnt certain demands requested Mt NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.—d’resident;
I'lt' l’layau F‘nicraity. it Will be a‘litlward Barrow of the intematlonailouih [h Emu!“ ‘I’ h
r'l'lke 110‘ who the National Com- League announced here today that ho;
nis‘stou. but mum the my gamma-in advise no club owners to may mammal-rm
nt baseball itself.” salt! Fluid?!“ only a 112 game league season nextl
John K. Toner of the National 14.38“" year and a postseason series of «its:
in reply to Dave Fuliz‘s strike threat. um with the American Aluminium:
Filllz Thursday bald “8‘9?le Nab-the Class A A league of the Middle, m
«in will not sign contracts unless WEWcSt.
irinor league concession. arc grantedtlaiked the dilution over with mpg
“‘P cannot COMM“ ho" ”*0 lllE-‘TTS'Anierican Association men. and they
t in talk of a strikc on such an :ssuc.” ‘
tutttinucd the former Pennsylvania.
litct‘utll'c. "Furthcriitorc. it would “flamers that the o n the ”gut.“ with‘
the major lcaauc players who woulfltaoaaonon Aprllylfifmand cioae it onicimngd fflf“...?:§“,§?§ ‘fimtmrd: '0’ 1!" varioua "'m"
Mic to bear the brount of such lingual 5, In a 43 game post “.50“: 3 an ":30” war There '0" twenty-3
btl'llit. 'l‘lic (‘lliiifi AA and A nllnora,.gerteg each international home team} year 0 ‘ '
alhu lH‘Ult‘t‘H’d by the fraternity. could i would play three games in each Amer-I
inrc enthusiastic over such a series.
Barnow said he already has
three meetings in England. eleven at
Ncwmarltcl, four at Lingflcld. tbroc
its“) sign up sixteen men to "WHO!!! Association city. and vice vem. |at (iatwtck. three at Newbury and
Latin. and go ahead with their ach—
tdulvs. That would mean that only‘ncr of this post season aorta-would
Mt- major league players would bclpiny the c‘naniplon team of the Pacitlc
t-‘lv and losing: their moons of livcll-lt‘oaat Magus for the champion-ship of
l-uon owr n trivial minor league inat-
hi.
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the National Annotation. Barrow
will put his .«uirgcation bcforc his club
“A sl'iilptttlt} strike by big leaguc'owners at their annual meeting here3
players nndci such circumntanccs Deccmbcr ll.
would be tht> nl0>l foolish and detri-
llt‘llllil thing the players could do.
For ycnrn thc National (‘ominiaalon
inn done everything possible for the
, . . .t .
"*“Nmpn' ““1 ”d‘wcmnpm of ‘hetactivity last evening. inasmuch no the mainiulnt‘d- although many of thrill kencd a‘gon or a motor bound in
lid not conic up to thc vniuc of thc
t wore being rollcd oil on both the duck. :um yearn. ,
Il‘lfl it'anuc phiycr. Mr. Full! admits‘. ‘ -\.~.. elimination contests
Inc National Commission has becn' l‘lianlL g] 1"
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t NORWALK BOWLING NOTES.
[till' lint! just. I will [3.0 EVE“ furtlicr‘and big lllllb'. The final: Will probably
than that. in all disputes bctwccn
players and club owners the controls
Hun imnrlably leans toward the play-
t-r. so zealous is it' that thc rights of
tho player bc protected.
Contracts Prove Flute.
.
Elllploycu of the Norwalk Tirc it
reinstating oi three tumor which will
play WPPltly games on the florwalk‘
Alleys this winter. Thc lleli have
"I 59“ Pu“! “M”? ll“. dug "P “W" boon aelcctcd from tho factory. the
contracts which huveln clnunc pcr-
hitting a club to suspend ll player
'anginccring. and the office depart-
ments, rind nil games will be played
\tithout pay in cvent that ho lnccts‘on big pins. Among the various lit?-
with n baseball inlur-yL The Incl that‘
l'nttz can show only two such con-
lt‘llt'lh la n sermon in itself. it shows
In \thnt lengths the commission goes
In pron-ct plnycra .and;.how we all--
;.“.t:trtl their rights, u'licn only two
Mich contractumnntl both of tlicm un-
mithorizcd : arc in existence.
“And the players would niriltc
whinst Us. who bore boon their
irwnds and hcnclactorn. The major
.lt-tlguc playwrs strike because of sonic
poll) minor lunatic grievance, is that
int-t and our? l rcpcnt'blicltin’atrlkc
‘ "mild not bc against thc cltib owncrs
o- lllt‘ National Commission. but
naturist the baaic’fotmdntlon of‘baao
it ill.
-.alN.id" a
ll . l" 4 " ‘ A
tnltz ants ltla ,utinrrcl. in with. the
v tmmlaslon and only indirectly. with
l'ic National Association. In that so?
A hairntnn ilcmnm‘n of the. committ-
t on always has furnished Run: with
t hatcvcr datn hc hits naked for and
l‘ is rclnllona with HIP t'rulcrnity prcs
t lcnt always httt'c bccn cordial ttnd
untrasnnt. if i-‘ultz will recall whcnt
t‘lic National (‘mtlmisai
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partntcnts me many Itlr bowlers and
a great race for highest honors is
looked for. The league will formally
open its acaaqn onc woclt from this
Friday night. at tin» Norwallt‘ Alleys
in laaac atreet.
Next Thursday night, the llrst game
of a series between the duckplu team
of thc Palace Bowling Alleys in North
Main street. and the Norwalk City
Clinnipiona will be played at the Non]
walk Alloys. The Palace boya are out
tfir tlic champion-hip this year, but
i c uptown champions otftbe town are
dctcrmlncd to repent their (tunt or
last~acaaon. a * . . .
Tomorrow nt'icrnoon'will be indioa'
Altai-noon at. the XDIZM'UK, outwit--
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’tw’lnnlnxd With l‘ calm and'aomcwhat: thrill "Ill...
Bowli h" ionnd "m favor among; diadainful aelloaituranoc. .whllc thol brilliailco
tho so 001 teachers and girl atudoniu
of both the high and grammar schools
in Norwalk. and several very high
scorcs have been rung up by it num-
bcr of thc lair scx. -
SOCCER GAME TODAY.
The Norwalk Soccer team and the
late Norwalk Bowling Alloys in laaac. int: $3,685 to his crcdli.
street were "‘9 scene 0‘ considerable; classic rat-ca of the English turf WON, dcnly now and than to avoid a (up.
it practicable. Barrow aid. the win l "m at Windsor. There will be lump-
ing meets during the winter. but an
lapeclal trains are not pcl'mlitcd and
dard.
'oid tradition.)
During an mum-a not»;
you one could urea tin Maul
the colors 18!! Milli: to I” fit”
liab worm.~thc room of {total N w
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on.
map—Mum is it
Waldorf hint. and the scarlet
[share of Hill,
LONDON. Nov. 29.4fm flu! “cmxtduly or homo from the iron
Barrow ill mend to hi cluht Mason in England. which endod with‘ leave.
xv recon s .
V, [[19 supply at petrol for automobiles
in limited. the crowds arc not car‘flnd ”,9 motoriat
period to be up to the usual atan- way through the darkness an best he
can by tho palc flicker of bin ocrooncd
The King continued to land hia‘stdchtmpu
patrontiizc and appears in thc final]; t‘llfluflPul‘fl have become adopts in tbclwmno was this
list of winners with punter attizmflt- dark and am along at twenty toliijmrict.
All “W. thirty miica an hour, awervinx lud-
niuat gropc bin
he oppottlte dlmtion.
rout abroad thin running
l The leading winning owncr 3"” the blacknoaa of night and the narrow
,not be rolled off until this ant-moon,” Hutton. a newspaper propV'k‘IOr oscapcs from collision are anything:
. ‘ 1 {with $86,820. 'i‘bc Earl of Derby. but reassuring.
.ltubbert oinpany have iornitd aleaxufl. “1.0,... up“. in almost wholly taken!
To tho novice-
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Booebery: tho Myth!“ up ol1t
. the white. black airwaves;
lot the Duke at Portland: tho yellow-l
black cap ding Dale at Welt-linen.
the blot and yellow boopa ot‘ “‘-
BUOB ‘19 Rothaohlld; the “1'3 bill?! that it is a municipal (orporatlon for will be of extra heavy type.
(Continued tram First Pate-l
‘ and buff “NW 0‘ “I! 1h" 01 Jersey; . certain limited purposes; and owns. . ;
the light blue and pink Inch of War manages and controls the municipallfoot in the ground in concrete, 9109ng the greatest gigolo: thaflnatmp
01 electric lighting plant in said Dia- lor the lower end which will be chi-'N'Ff'red l° ”“7““ e . m... .. -.
Lord tit-cider, who married at» Vi. mm, .M ”we. all of utepoveia bedded n. coke or charool in orde 81*“ 9mm" - , ‘ , t
' «usually panelled by municipalitleS.to grenadine [>019- - i “131.0%” Mr". W ‘~ .
ll lQtlcll 119m: throng Coll“!!! ”innovating ouch plants and is legally The arms-arms will bc of wood. tutu ere may o m,
nlud. t ed to exercise such powers. , ,, .. .. '
onlpdlgt‘c ex rel. Malkln. Va, Iclahonsfatantlnl malleable iron support. and, bill. be “m" it might a mtg
Many of them. like Halorfas Conn.. 561. 468. '
“I" first “'6‘ °' ”WWW" "9 w" AW"- °"“ bot-sea "Nth ‘3 entered. That at meeting: of the legal voters; The lower arm will be used by Tbcl eminent can 1"" ”w“ WWW}
lot said District, duly warned and held. Connecticut Company for the tnatalla-t
'l‘hc return to London from Now-imp mectrlcal Commissioners of aall‘l' lion of its conductors. on which will
castle by m clearly makes up for' District were authorized and instruct-3 be uacd the ordinary current trolley
any thrills that hay have been “at-ted to install a proper system of urn-lounge.
tug at .lhc. track. Flrot there Ya that mpnial lighting. in place of the pres-l The next arm will be a blank arm.
headlong rush lionlnho fold to oovcr'em street. lighting. in and throughuuid is installed “15??” (or the pur-
itrt many antics as poaslblc .belorot “‘uhington street, Monroe street,
the sun robs the land of its protect
in: rays and night closes in.
headlights in times _of war are taboo
South Main street from Washing-
ton iitrcct to Woodward avenue,
% Railroad avenue. North Main
ntrcct to M'csi avenue. and
through Wont avenue to the ills-
trict boundary line on the North,
bccn madc to the Mayor and
i by the Electrical (‘omniiasioncra
. at tho Second Taxing District of
any lutntdlnlliani'l City for an order tttiihorlalng
’iuotllli was fourth" Willi $25125. Hull ZBDDPHH that may futon» over int ”id Cotilltilnslonerfl to install a
mom D‘Abomo'a. head of the liquor} tltt tutor when of the night. _
chrping in from the country the
tlllxlh. with 823160. Tho winning “mitotic of the aoardhligbt canopy
l locker wait 8. Doooaliue. “ho had 0"" the PM in one lover to bc lor-
’l‘ltc blazing l'lma bums
an)». mmg at Newmarkwrhwt “out New mum and was
:ktlol'n ill! "intudquiirtcrti" of [be more iltlvmrlul‘ than the not gpmr'
'Eniiliah tuft. retained thiii (all many, ‘0 8W Illtbloultly smuggling to my
control board during war tlmc. is
43 mounts first pilot the wire
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'lnscrn .loac with on ifilaoooltiou to_
trcndercd in "American.”
{accounted a mt dialanco when a.
coululiy mutationcd and thc day's;
on r 3 t . I
“My?“ some mmmflm K antcd tho. Danish Held Club oi Bridgeport will program often-t “ card of New“ wpn.‘
‘ .. no a low yours
«‘0. the minor lcagnc did not. concur
in all the commission's actions. and!
i’rcsitlcnt Sexton of ”1" Nolitn ~1-
‘t-ticitttion did all the taiktng’ttfrl the
imnor lcatzuc, thc commission i'cprc
renting: the liihjors.
m” IStrike ia Unfair.
it" in nor lcaguc maint -
rfttc organization. in fool‘tmtlfcaplsz-
Itonal Association niitcccdcs the Km
lional Commission. Now. bccatisc “:9
m not say to the minor leagues 'i'on
must do this,‘ the fratcrttltv is'rctidy
ltl'll'lt‘lfldf‘ the bit: lcamica in lt<
b’l'llit‘ and launch its.at.rilic against
t to commission. with whom the fro
Lonny always has had pleasant rela-
tnoiis and whom the players thcm-
iri‘lH‘Svallnlll nlwnys has trcntcd tliciu
v lkll "lllllllu‘llal fairness."
' incoting of tho Nation . -
son will bc hold in Oblong; (dogfig-
(in) when the fratcmily‘s atrilic
llncat will bc a llvc lactic. 'l‘ho prlir
:trr cbicrtt of thc mcctiiitz, itchvcr
‘wlll ho to discuss the now form oi
contracts which attorncra for tliclna
yttt' leagues have drawn up. The null
or the Baltimore F‘cdcrttl Lcatzuc dl-
rvctors. which comes up early next
Mar. also will be taken ' .
(ommission. up I” H“
want-3W0 MEET auuz
Waterbury. Conn. Nov. 23 1916
South Norwalk ficntlncl. Sporting Ed-
itor ' '
Dear Sir,
‘ Kindly give in! n l‘cw linen in your
sport sheet that I may be tibia to no:
cure a match with Baillihg’Kunz. the
present champion of Conn, as i am
anxious to win his title jrom .him. i
am positive that i can do it. I will
meet him under almost any condl.
gtlons that he may namc. This chill-1
' ‘Ilengo also goes for K. 0. Paltz. I will
pay ‘you 10 per cent, of my pursc'il
"you land me the bout. '
. ' Yours truly.
” v. 3“ JOE "KID" LEWBB
a.» M
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mumm. t.- Non» aha-trout:
Anticott m. . 18 yearn-dd; captain
of tba'ltliu. 'Qli.lp;.mgb .Mnol
Io'oibail? luau axing-chm W”:
died at a m
from
:Proprictorci of virtually all bakeries
liliv‘o‘tltvmm'm m 4408.
thence i could. notability its“;
. mm um.->~mom.y..iat~
WWfl ' ~
:clash thin afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock
on the Word street grounds. The
in the league. and Judging from the
‘iminc which they put up last Sunday.
snuggle. Tbc lineup will be:
Witono ......................... Goal u rs' i‘rlco (‘urrcnt “8
Cr.- “Villgg ..................... L. B-snnnic _ Thf’e an» the “I-‘ighljng De ' » Y3:
Stevenson ..................... it. B 1 “width. “Bull “.1 panama..." that "The demand (for eggs) in natttnl-
Nomlnn .................... 1.. H. n |--wm.. Hem," the "Coach and 13' restricted by the lush prices ruling
Pace ....................... (~- ll. B Elton-.96." “W nThr” Tuna." and and by an abnormal «duct or boycott
Hudson '- ------------ v ------ R. H. 8.! scores of others". Thc Enuliall coun- and newspaper agitation. but the re-
Townsend ------- Q R- l“-itrysldc in beautiful at all times woulrcmenls 0‘ “"9 "9“" “1°C“ are
J.‘Wrugg .................... 1. R- 1‘3. thc rear. and In the autumn months sufficient‘to absorb the small will“?
A Wragg .................... (‘entcrt the “m... p; 05 gm“ in the fields 0‘ 500“ avallabloat firm prices.
Bendsley .................... l. L. l“.| no in the spring. “Six Mile Bottom", Some 0' “‘3‘ wholesale dealer: ‘5'
Filll‘t'hnd ................... 0. L. F.‘ is a Welcome “It“!!! Mom the .way.l sorted “I“ the boycott would I)", IRIS
it. Rae, of Bridgeport. rcicrcc.
Gnme to begin at 2:30 p. in. prompt.
GOLF A BENEFICIAL RECREATION
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-Golf. accord,
ing to a dcclslon by Judge Jesse A.! sleepy by 801191111 diapoaltiou. *9 alive
Baldwinln the Circuit Court today. is
a "beneficial recrcation.” rather than
an "amusement." ‘~
The decision fives Mary A. Condon,t intrly clofigcd with all manner of
as cacoutrix oi the estate or John Con-l vehicles. One buds wartime, rad!!!
don. owner of the old Harlem face.
track. from paying an annual license. sort and entrance to the grandstand
0;; $750 lorthe public golf links which
now adorn the for racing park.
SHORT .w‘EioHr nasal: m WIL-
\. MINGTGD'L -
_ WILMINGTON, N. to. Nov. so.“
is the city overeat-rested today on
charges that they were‘ sailing kmv'oa
aim-end under-Aha weight not by on
old city; otdinance. The ordinance
apeciiloa that bitch loaf unlit. weigh»
sixteen ounces. and it. in charged that
most of the bakeries have boon sell-
ing louvcs weighing only ten ounces
All bakeries here recently increased
:hoflr prices from live to 'le cents a
on . . .
TOOK THE HURT. outror Halt
w '
, doriully green and velvety incl. : But
. Awhile. rail team 'wldolnmoirAtltd
i filled racca.
.Mai‘led. rant: and ocbocd with the;
ichoruscd voices at thousands 0'! GP»
ling Americans bocaunc of their quaint
4d
,conntruction and still outtintcr!d
tor from there to Newmarket. lies ti
six mile stretch of arrow-alright.
road which ’lnvitcu it speed limited
only by fear of the county amiable.
l Newmarltct. somewhat slow tail
and throbbing Milli excitement. on
racing days.
The road from lovm to track lit
in a bit cheaper then the ordinary
is to be had for one pound with two
shillings extra as at war tax. The
stand ls‘notlarge. for England takes
Rotting gone-on "n urinal.” with the
bookmakers calling their odds in a
persuade.“ in rotor-n tor a live pound‘
note. or niche pound note or per-1
hops your "mo and nix" iii Ilivor.
you get a. bit. of numbered pasta-l
board, which may or may not bill
worth preserving.
lather a gathering atatton set in the
initial or never ending lights of Wong!
Lin thorium that are the WW
Phfllbtana "port“ W‘u‘aaa‘ol
kidney trouble among with“?
nah. Ilia. m1,3fldymm
III-r writel: "i no not: w tar.
minimum or the bit out.
t
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§ lloltctl. ,
‘0' thc pictumolw inaturm of ”mu-incli- any into inc very hiya-tartan
iwnr dnvs. mm mm? distinctly not-pi) oi Hoavcn ital-if. Great. broad. band:
attractions. Thc croWdI wen "nimdfllfllflk’tmuflht. they hahvtheir
vhllllfl a bit morn aubducd althougbfllul' Into dark and myatic
a Kantian mm” thronus new, hut-filmy crown. lntcriato. turn and swoop ,
:qullv the MMF .cxubct‘ancc or the Will! Im t'tlcct that no pyrotechnic
inimit- tendcncy to "rldc" a winn;r{:llsplal‘ morbaa attained. it in till.
.0“... a. mic mum on the true a; lawn own ‘l'lll' can-N oi unou
Jarouud New York. tailonla d, twig-.ihavc bmuoallcq, into play by the
’villc. The winners here mo.- ihcll‘ Wm Nil“ ,.-.°' 3"!“ ”WNW!- ‘0
a ' ' gill y In the apectalhulnr
th li‘ display.
lly the litm- tbc 'twlatina. tortuous
,t‘grouaa" or "groucb" it: p would be iii-coin ol the lunar city are coached
the ocarcblight. trails morally are
Nowmarkct lien savoury milca at an and. and once again count: the
norllicnat of London. but thin in notialow (roping [trough the jump. ,
A day of war time racing in a day'
lsplcndid big motor our bait boon aucr‘ of strikinlz contrasts,
zoos A LITTLE LOWER.
NEW YORK. Nov. 29.~~'i‘lic prlcc ofi
t The my load: out thc flfilflufllmld .atoragc eggs at. wholenalo want
Norwulk with a changed lint-up alumna“ 3m"... Road. through Evv‘ng‘onC and two cont- iowcr today than
N" ‘0 ”0°“ ‘l‘t‘mt‘t’lm 0‘" 0‘ "‘9 Village and lit! royal invent wittcn.‘.vwetday momma. when than: boy-
ccllttr position which tlicy are holding 3th a few weolin boioro tho wanfcott began» Elli! IOld Ill 34 lo 38
‘ cents a doom. according to grads. 'i‘ho
average price for lrcab egg: was 83
will unite a strong bid for victory'mm" "mam T1". (mp Englllh infliction,” compared with 55 at this
this afternoon. A big crowd will till-“and Dump. bottom .10.,“ mp road 51.] time a your ago. The price of fresh
doublodly be on. hand to witness the VIEW "1. a mu"... of mom. to “8“,; cggs showed no change troll) ycater
ay.
Rotor-ring to the boycott. the Pro-
tbc bands of foreign buyers.
laid tnht men who want out: for ex-
port are waiting for a reduction in
”The Housewives' mane today. doa-
tinned active missionary work to dis»
courage the uuo of cm. One new:
ta an midi!" chain or .talaphooo up
lpeala. one woman called up twenty-
tlvc 0! her ftjcnda. “tradition: .‘tolab‘?
stain train 033: for two‘woch. and
than askedfieacn of these 25 he mil #3“
of her Wollfilhh’llllda and deliver tho
name meson, .. ‘ _. .- .'
‘W, ‘ . .
ammonia: It flow If.
' ' a “-9 c' .~
its racing in the -opon-~on tillethmd, 3%“th by tho motive m
lawna and in thenoptm Ill' paddocklmflmea m 'Wlllianxo. m.
nildbbtlla"H. Buckley. were met!
the factories o!- the United States an:
manner ‘ 0.30“th t0 attract Ind VVB’OPB Com‘my today announcing m
"emergency bonus" to omphyoa-
ten per cent. The moumwln
announce: the manuals made be:
can»! of the abnormal indication in
coat or living. .Tlio bonus will be
. paid Member 15 and on tho 15th at
,Newmarket is not a meetmk in'oach renewing monoli- and! "runner ““1
the‘Amci-lcan aenae. .Thé‘ grandstand notice.
and surrounding enclosure seem per cannnviil ba paid to tinge out ,
ployea ~-wlio bav‘o lost no time during. ‘--
_ a‘riactorica “dated a" ,
_ “limits. two‘lnicooaoo
ticat; one mob in Wan
An. additional bonus; not” 2% f
the moat
acrobat alani- or~ .ohtalgbnw "
uyatcm oi ornamental lighting
in Boom Taxingillntrtcl of paid
l‘lty. at tho cxoemw of said Tax-
tna litutrlct. and
“\VH’EREAS. It will bc til' grout
benefit and ntlrnnutxc to aid
"Stooond Tuina .illatrict. and to
thc ‘Citv of Norwalk. it said aya.
tom nball be installed. and
"WHEREAS. The Public litilt-
lion Comanche" haro procur-
ed lJoin Allomcyflcuoi‘l of the
State his opinion concerning the
powar and authority of the court-
on ol sold City, to makc tiny ord-
uaid ornamental lit-tilting. which
opinion in twain EM that “Ilia
AMayor and'vOouacll a! this Olly
havcxno juriadictlon concerning
the mailer. cxccpting the right to
male o‘dm tor- tbc‘ location of
poles and atrocious. thcmlorc.
be it > -
"RESOLVED. that the Mayor
and t‘ouncil of the City of Nor- ~
walk heartily endorse the propon-
cd system of ornamental lighting
for the Second fl'ulng Diatrlct:
that they are may to do am.-
thlnx in their pow" to aid the
Electrical Commluionen or said
Wrict in their application to the
Public Ultimo: Commiaoloncro
for the oarryiu out thin purpose;
and said Public Utilluu Commis-
.i-tonoi-a are hereby earn-titty re.
queued to make all necessary
otters therefor."
That boreuntownnond la ain't:
lug showing polo arm at
which drlwlng la entitled, ‘Typlcal
Pole Arrangement tor Ornament“
Street Lighting. Smut! Taxing Dis-
trict. City of Not-nit. Conn."
ltispropoaadtoiuaiallanoma-
mental moot lighting ”Item in the
main «meta or the Second Taxing
Diotriotrot the OM it Milt. Conn.
The. [um ayaiam 'la ‘iumdod to
be installed on iron. so calico. or
steal pole: Which will be Jointly occu-
Mv "M
m 7 Tom 1: Gummy.
1mm _ mil- about: the attacbad
In» or «at second Dilute: «mutton fwd St.
tum bit!» Second Taxing District,
Jelly or. Nomlk. ConnJ‘ whichbeara
Momma-M. Retort-lug to'thls
lions "communal and Rail-
roatl woodwind-oval be a atoyl
T‘thhil the Waldo”. mat.
to whiuhiiho ‘trolliw ma'naid'*"¢m
anus {or tho varioul’ companies will
be attached.- fltlcfly,_thb‘ ayatein will
wine-ix" pmfins‘ .elrm win he mo
‘5 in circuits, datum
was or
. 8
ittaln . trolley
Oman: , -
. of extra heavy pipe, as those dearth-l
and "if “I"! lllll'portc thr Rum chiral” Electric \‘l’tirks and The Unit;
y appropriated by maidI ed Eloctric Light and Wator Comg “"9 for bread (or an 311th W ”I,
That naid Ilialrict duly' presentcdiproximatcly 2800 volt. It) cyul. 3i P biblt Killln Veal Cd
"5 “pl'nfl‘m’” m ”“1 Mayor andll‘h‘“ “"3“"5' and i“ “am“: ‘ktvi'l‘lt? spzzker dcclnrcgi that lit 'fl
Council of the City of Norwalk for Setond District Electric Works will urge passage this y.“ oi' . fulfil
an order authorlllna said "1-"le 10 litre mnfitflmntrfiv 250 Volt ill?“ law prohibiting the into-a of «at
install it ayntcm of ornamental light; current circuits, secondary alternat calves. Such a nicasure tailed “'m
inn. and uni-cup!!! tbc following toso- tua current clruhs and lactic! alt‘er- 1m “won. He also expreamd the
Ilillon was regularly adorned bv said noting cumin «not lighting circuits“ ‘1", that the egg smulli a ”a” ._ fl
" lilouncli and approved by fluid Minor: , Which will haw not over 800 volts be the 1“ in holding 0888 for ‘ "’1!-
Th” "mm” 0' 14000“ my bat "WHEREAS. Application baa "l“
up by his duties as undcr tat-crow"; Nachc
to, war. kept his racing cstiibllahmvnt.darkness in which the mrchllflztal Council at the (my of Norwalk
intact and wait the second win" of tin. ('lty'l aerial dctonaca play in
.with $45,830. Tho liultc of Portland practices no that they may bc skil-
was “third with “0.025. Lord lefull)‘ tllrct‘tad against
era concerning the installation ot‘. thorougliip grounded to the poles. be tried before Judaic VW
meat for said ornamental limiting,
pied by said accord! Taxing 'Dlalrict,i
by the tire and police telegraph syn-i.
two! the City of fimalk. by The:
United Electric Light adv-Water
own.» The Connecticut Com- ,
“ to a limited extent by tho
triad-«lawman at tin ammonia
mp, tummy-amuse tamplbca. “
latitudev' approximation our poled or.
We» »tlr- ,
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s o i.
’beat'yatrains, extra heavy poles will.
inch. 1 inch and 6 inch oceans, all
”.H' .
'eduaova. Eubpoiewuibenuedai, mmmtm
the ground line with at protecting. gt
sleeve made of extra heavy pipe.‘
shrunk on the lower section: this sec.
lion extending above and below the;
ground line. Approximately 35 poles
(Continued From 'r‘ut Page) at. ‘
‘today on the high cost of it!“ ..
l'oles will be set approximately 6‘ problem which he regards as one o;
. toned to the pole by means of a subchance for Mr. Fitzgerald’a m
1 will be braced. good: i don't know. i think w
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legislative or other action. ”in I? :'
know there are way by which it! ‘ .7
consumer can keep down his .
t “For instance, everyone who a
3sholild km acme boon. And a.
.man who has 20 aware test of ground, . Mfg};
. lean keep them. |
lpoac of keeping the appearance of Eat More Mush. .. .
thc poles uniform. and is not intended, "People should eat more com W
:to' carry any high tension Wires but ducts too. Mulh to highly nutrition.
.will be a monotone for the men “d it is“ em“ enough. . .
iwcrkiufl on “It? “I'll" arma. ‘ "Rico in too écncmllv overlook“
j The two upper arms willbc occupi-, in this .mullll‘y. [ was surprlld 10
:cd by the Second District (South Nor-i hour the other day that five OHM
worth or rice will nervous a
.pany. The-ac Coimianies will havé air1 family of six persons."
tween any part and thc ground. due “a that ’ were .
lie the foot that thcsc clrculta will be glazeam‘! theimmer pm,” g. “f
tin-mated from be main atroet light; regulated from one point mum q“.
‘intz clroulta by moans ol insulating try. ' .
1 transiomcra located on poles on the Air. Clark thinks congrats vi! .
upior crosoarni an much as possible, dimctllty in Dial” the- 15 i
with thc direct current wires on the appropriation mm,“ W .
‘ aim or arms below. . 4' "3“ if the Christmas m
‘ Tho wiring for tho street lampa abundoned. He stands by bio
lell be carried through a special in‘ “M announced purpose to .
minted pole top down lnaide the pole the recess. ~
and into the strcct. lighting brackets .
no ital ntf Wll‘l‘ will be exposed Oiloer Flynn “nut“
' from the top of the poll- to the lamp. , . .
l m. o'iim or this city 10th
'This insulated polo top has an. drunken L h 0! iii .
can. thus preventing moisture from . .
mung the pole. . -lor man album .»
I The Donal: Tali-graph Conipnny'a quite ‘diuurbgnee in may),
circuits. w fl' installed. vii con- ” aw .
‘atat of‘a load coveted .aeohl cable film * - was
aubulantlally supported by a steel ' Mo- .1!!!“
- at! ‘ ‘
atraod manger wire. which will bo to "1d 1" WM 08am. '
'1' be split wine of the Canncéticut day morning it nine “dink.”
Company will be installed an woo-d .1 ‘ . . g
aua filth tile Iiaodardahtlwrt “Km ‘3‘“ Lg; 2‘ ”ft
pany,atta¢lim'auutot pale lulu ». 3
made approximately 2: root from thei. A Md automobile w; m...
ground line as shown. Double insular "Hills from “I “‘0‘“ ~
ition lwill be used between the trolley Thea .3!er car "3 . .,
wheandunpoleadxolnaocord-' murmur”,
anoo with thair clan pm Io. who: . .
The ornamental bane about on that M “M m ‘
. loawilibeilttodtotbepoloattc_ ,
{:33 of said ban and grounded at the; The-11W "My , ‘9'” “I
sidewalk Ittbo bottom. mama-nus! tut m in mum . '
an additional protection to you ~‘ ‘W- . . g ..
pole at that point. Polu will be 7.“? ”a.” and , WM
painted carefully with a aatialactory placed“ it "a“ it
cost preventing paint. ; ' . j~
Motor-lat: and boa-true!” W times in the history .0 ltho.
M‘lhtll be or first. elm qualll nd‘ - 12."; mo luv: on ,
‘oarrlod out in accordano with“ good; IACK. .
M”. _ .3 -- i ‘ a. m . '
p Wheaten said “Manual DON '1‘ Miss flushing.
trlct U Ill! Olly fl Norm ~ , m -;allp.‘cncloae live cell , _
tall! ileum your Honorable m'lwrlting your name with”,
oil (it"mction tit-tin stool role- oi . . k .
«M of “a autumn as buciubcloro W m WSW“. .
set ma, to and through the alt-oats.“ T” 0mm ‘. ._ p
and avenues within specified. combo, cold'i'alrd (group; m
mind at ‘Norwalk. Conn. {torenficri ”impugn, pain in at... .Q
- 1916- : attain. backache, ~ , ’
. trio second Taxing mono or batman r wmm. “‘1'“!
7cm at Norwalk. , e . .
3y . , . ‘ . attic Tablets, 9. wholoaoio-
FRED HUNKEMEIR, WEN! amusing untrue, ,t
THOMAS ROBINS.
PATRICK TX'BRDPHY-
icomiortlng to stout pm. a. ..
m imml‘Commiulonol-a. mammoth Corporation. .
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litigant Avignon.
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