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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 24, 1917 · page 12

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" 05 coming down is
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unhen potatoes climb
, when sugar fails to
- , tea too because we taste
figbitter cost, and every
"time one buys an egg his
' face is growing longer, sad—
l‘o‘ier, with coal ballooning
fitting the clouds he truly
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HARTl-‘ORD, Jan. 24.~-Representa-
tive lvan L. Mmhouse. of Stratt’ord.
today started to make good his threat
to “put the Public Utilities Commis
sign out of business when he intro
duccd in the House a measure asking
the abolishment of that body.

Mr. Moreliduse’s bill would create a
new Public Service Board/to consist
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Tristram & Hyatt

Norivslk’s Leading Dry Goods Store

 
 
 

 

. The Charm of Distinction '

can easily be yours by arranging your hair in a variety of pleasing ways. A

 

switch that permits coiling or braiding or a nice twist will help you accom-

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THE GREATEST OF ALL CLEARANCE SALES IS
AT THE PARIS STORE.

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No need of you looking elsewhere, as the best merch-

andise in town you will find here. We buy cheaper and sell
cheaper than any store on earth. Our prices cannot be beat,
comparing quality of Women's Coats, Suits, . Dresses,
Dancing Frocks, Skirts, Blouses, Petticoats and MuFfs. .

‘ as PA RI 5 Cloaks & Milline'r-y

33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalkl ' ‘

governor \at an annual salary of
$4,000. ltis stipulated in the lnPttS
ure that no person who has served
on any railroad commission on silnil.g
or board is eligible to appointment as
a member of'the proposed board.

According to Mr. Morehouse, lhe
«no; prompted to introduce the bill;
because of the fact that “for a lon_ l
film the Public Utilities (.‘onnnissior h
‘n this state has been enveloped in a
lil;il0{{dl atmosphere.”

'lir. Morcllouse presented another
measure asking the acrealion of a
commission to investigulu the propo~
silion of pensioning widowed moth-l
c124. The commission would consists!
of two senators, thrcc l'cprescntativcsl
and four from private life, and $5.00p
is provided {or contingent expenses.

Another bill by Mr. Moreliouse
would transfer from the tax commis-

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'Kranach & Bach
, .Sboninger

1 Gordon

1 Christie 8: Son
61 Raven & Bacon

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sinner to the judge of probate power

trons and soft—the colors so well blended—Riley defy detection.
. 24 in. Wavy Sw1tches
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molt. Clothing
{.Sensibly Priced

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gookkeepers and Stenog-
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Specials for Thursday

SCHULTZE’S BEST COFFEE 0~ . ll
YUBAN corrssfiggn:
PLATE CORNED BEEF. . . .. 12¢

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BONELEss CORNED BEEF- . e

Olen-toolltu'e

......18
RUMP CORNED BEEF.......... ~—
TURNIPS.. ..... .........16¢ 18¢

, ........ . ...... . ..... . . . k.
BALDWIN APPLES . ............... .. ....... Egg :ik
LEMONS ..................... 29¢(loz.
ORANGES .. ..... ... ............. 20¢ to 30¢ lloz.
GRAPE FRUIT .................. 4. 6, 8 for 25¢

FREE DELIVERY TO EAST'NORWALK.’
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets

32 Washington St.
South Norwalk.

39 Main St.
Norwalk.

 

Corned Beef Specials.

PLATE CORNED BEEF ...... ..... . ...... 12¢ ll).
RUMP CORNED BEEF .......... ..... Hie—18¢ lb.
SEA ESCALLOPS ................. ..... . . . . . 80¢ qt.

PROFIT SHARING BANK coupons.
Beers Meal s Provision Co.

(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.

13 MAIN ST.
South Nor-walk. Phone 1180.

Norwalk. Phone 881.

‘ 20 in.,Grey Wavy Switches 2-95

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vidlug a penalty of $5 or six months
in jail for persons convicted of poach-
lll; on "fruit orchards.

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CA” PASlURE BEACHEX . , g5
lRepresentdivRJdee IntroducesLIIH. Krieger & CO. .2?
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Amonl.r several important ducsliolw5 Measure in legislature for Town}?
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u ll.l(lt rul it till Jlnnlli “NIH“ t0 Assert Ownership .

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nil-cling oi the olnunmily club was as

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teller from the lolulerlilut .. ..
till it‘s Aid society which the club he» ‘3. 3.!
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CM liltll'llfilill‘lllllt‘. Tim} “WM-V. ’fk’lll‘olllt‘ a hurt ot‘ the city of N01‘\\'fllk'li;~.:. DON’T MISS OUR .E‘l
t'll‘t’.‘ 1 mt is resources or prom m _ . ». y. . 7 w.

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drcn be better known and makes lllc:llcrlson goes through. Mr. Robertson)

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abllowinl: stulclncnl of its purposcswuu prcpurcd a petition to legislature, use In n .:.3
and “Wilma?“ lllurtl‘ord; bud it ratified by the Conn- .g. a L e‘

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"'.l‘ln-,~e is n g‘l‘owiuh conviction Ilnll, , , , _ . . 1 g,
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cllilu‘rcn are better oil or lulllilyiUL ‘m‘ ‘t 1 ‘ ‘ O :

humps than in insulllllnns null om:ln'vscmullvcs Nelmnfiuh Candcn unlit

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H‘llt‘ly would be glad to coopol'utcimy llirmnn Bf \vpsl~ it was pl-.)Son3.l.:. 0f H’gh Grade Winter Apparel ‘.
wTIll town authorities to provide this”. to the lcgislulure yesterday. i z . ..
kind ol‘ cure for children. “n clln (”nil l’nslnprc Beach is along the... '

“.. ‘ ~ ' lr-u in wind family bolu'd- . ' .
i-,.,c;m,(,hil( “‘f 9501‘“, $3.50 3,” w..,-.k_lcuslcrn boundary of hut-walk. It ls the!”
Nbl‘lllltl children who can be given lgreut cnmpilu: ground or... to give all a chance to make good use of their bargains. .
U1: 10f illlolllltm Will ll“ l'lill'l'd ln mWillie public during lilo whole of the...
l‘llllll’f‘. ()ldcl- children can be “I“C'isummcr.

We have started this sale a month earlier than usual

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SPECIALS “ a

Delicious Butter, 3 lb. .. ........ .. ................ 39¢
Fresh Roasted Coffee, a lb .......................... 21¢
Dunham's Comanutkroc pkg. cut to ................. 815
Live Oak Buckwheat, 3 lb. pkg. cut to ............. 1911*
Pure Maple Syrup, large bottle ................... 25¢
Fancy Head Rice .. ...... ' ................... 4 lbs. 250
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. V , East'Norwalk.

 

 

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Finest Creamery Butter 410 lb
Lean Smoked Shoulders 15‘/2c lb

. Basil: india'l‘ea Co.

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_ ‘cv can find
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.' places {or children.

{next big lnnchcon ol' the club to be
llll‘itl next month. x’l‘llcse‘ club lunch-l
icons are functions to which
I lliclnbt-rs look forward with the pious.

ionl \vltllin
,0th corporation to be known as tho?‘

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destructive become a “it in
lied ‘ntlvegtiser at once. .

cd in faintly homes wllcrc they cam:
ltc stir-supporting or cnrn wages. Wcl

in?! how to corn and save,

lied can bc scnl lolonr lloluc for:
l‘:ll;plcd Children ill Ncwington at it:
cost of $2.00 pcr week by liming
Illcm committed. We have an cxccll-i
cn‘ hospital \\‘lll‘l‘t‘ cnch your 11“an
[mix of childrcu are treated for bone'
lltlltl ulundnluv lubl-rculosis, [or "1-:
.flinlile pnrulysis. bow legs, ricllels,’
cic. (love. at this hospital is nvnil-;
Hill. for all children who cannot lit-i
«lmd rcsnlllr llospilul cnl'c. ?
\Vill you not plcnso see. that your.
Hwn olllcers. juduos and public-spit»
ilco citizens know nbout our society
and that allcy can always consult
with us about the cases of cllildrcu,
v lrclllcr nculcclcd, wayward or crip-
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‘lcsidcs asking our visitors to kccp
us informed about. children needing
(.‘lll‘t, we wish to bavc thcm endeavor
also, to help us in the work of lind-
zing‘: homes {or childrcn. Are there
not lllmilics in your lowu who want
10 give homeless children cure. cilll-
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employment with her
Are there not good boarding

Plans; were formulated at this meet-
in: ot' the (‘onnnunily club tor lllc

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movmaxcs. ‘ R. 1., Jun 24.——lu-
corporation papers will be taken

Newport Annex Amusement (Tom-i

=pany, which pluus thedevelcpmcntj

of :1 big beach resort in Mtddletown.“

of New York, Georgelioyt of New‘

Canaan.

fishing, claiming und bunting, it is un= :
h“, nlunv voune people 1" care wtmgidcul spot on which to camp and w. 3
l llJil't‘ lzood bunk accounts slalricll, ill inure. it thrown open to public use with-j
itllc sumo lime lllcy lulvc but-u li‘lll‘n-imll paying any rout“! as heretofore”...
'iwill be a blessing. The property mi".

Couvieniclly situated, will; ’ .3

I" clearing out sale.

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Lly. January Scssion, A. 1).. 1917. I ‘
l An act concerning: the cstnblisll-ls "00L DIS-[RIC] SYSIEM
maul of u park in the City of Nor-l ‘

and empowered tobnildmnd maintain»?
u l't‘t‘. wall or scnl walls, :1 boot. lundvl
jug: or

to fill in and grade the. spaces with—
in the walls us it may deem.
NEW BEACH ENTERPRISE‘ dim“ and the 59M” “0 tilled i." 351 and council may cause a tax sufficientE

lliorcsaid are hereby granted to said;
City and itssucccssors for said, park
purposes; provided however, that the
a few days for a 55.00%: sell walls and boot landings herebyl
authorized shall be so constructed asl
rot to interfere with or impair null-i
aution.

‘ltllllislllllflllt thereof are hereby
The timer-1 clnrcd jobs of public ,

- . . V wand necessity. In case the City or; .‘ , , , , , ..
porulola will be Joseph Billinghelmel. Norwnlk cannot agree with any of the: iahicécilgfilhéihiififllghifillmlzoiiiii. friends 1m, Ilelhcl to whom she llul:
. Iclaimants; possessors or owners otmcht to-hold'meelin a la , and lecm (‘Hi‘C(
Jersey and Leoth. Tooker otxevvl land within the. limits of the my - F » 3

[of the park it. may tulle such intervl‘thgge purposes, till all ”m

prcsmt is clllilucli by sworn! Ensign;
Side residents.

Following is the bill in fill]:
State of Connecticut, Gent-rill ASSva

Charge Accounts Opened

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l‘t‘JllLll they were or lnzly be rcspela
.tlvcl). clculed. in the some lilillllit'l'
.aa il‘ t"l!t‘it’tl School visitors of slz- u

llll Bl lilillllil lfllllg WM.--
m fllv. llll. WilSllN

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wall: and grunting to said city, by thc
store of its“ rights. titleinnd llllOl‘t‘Sl:
ill lllt. llclléllcs. scdlze um and lnurslli
lluutis. known .15 the (‘qu Pustnrcl
Bench, smite Finis rind Mal-nus. l

llc it enacted by the Senate undl
House of Representatives in General

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ASS-fling?” igllllgllt‘do] ‘ V. ‘ lsllnll vote "No." and the rcsull ol', AQBEPIS THE EAL“

“(,9 1°" ‘ ml ‘1" NM" “5 ( 0“; tucll ballot shall be crammed. count? 3‘
"f““cm limb? grunts [0 ”W (“‘3' ol cd illltl declurcd in thc lnnuner plto- ——-— ..—
btlru'ullt and ltswsucccssors, all rightc‘idm b‘. 1““-
‘title and interest which the Stun-I 30mg,” 3;” “'llli town ohm vote
may have in and to the beaches!“ ,.,._,.Smbjm, i}; school “(fifimflq
scdl'c lialsrnnd lnursll lauds, loculedl' ' ”KCMSHZRQS gm” puv ”(.1

each of ,. . .
on. the (list. side of the. Norw'tlk liar.i . . liilllldllt: hands. .-\s lllclr pastor Mr.
. * ltown lor :lll lm ll'OV in his will } tilt"
bor and known as t‘ull‘ Pasture lie I E m

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“known or city has made on t -. . 'll ( 'I “moi. ml: established himself illlnly
and Call Posture Flats and ’ ‘ K m M on

‘w'll;'- n'.h
Marsh!) . , _. . ll. 1.1.21 {ltllllam
. ' louse... lib furniture and 'lnurlcn- ., v. . , . . . ,
Lands, and bounded northerly by land: “was“ and (-0,. land lilll‘t‘llzlsloltl “ml ”'1” “"‘Imn' 0f 1.4191 ”ml Ml. “n-

or lllunhcirs 0f ‘1' “513‘“0‘1‘1 ”MW“! builllnlcs erected. within lllc district-‘0“ iii to be transferred m“ be. 13%“
“M Vvlllium E' M“"”‘ ““d by Ill-“1"? 'J‘llc uniounts to be time paid. snail bp‘ by ins hundreds oi“ flzcnds oulszdu

new, and caster-iv soulhl-vlv ““d'd ., . . Elm. own congrcgaiiou for they havol
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lilllllll d by lie mayor .ll d (<.ltllltli.“h\.h3.3 found Mn ('m'lliill and um",

westerly by waters of the Norwnllll . t._ .- . . . .. ‘
Harbor, the some to be used by thawing.““(33,,2:11:2:,1;?S:,9.913,23“;il'ullclic and ready to she aid in an!"
said CK" for 173"“ “Ul'llllh'os- in W‘l' " the town shnll moot-.3(ll-Tutu»; -:.‘lllll 1.? in?” ”mt 11“ C0li\tit‘l‘t:‘li [91' the “L.
bcluily: and sold ‘Cill‘tis authorized; t.) such (31- the (“pm-Cm 1.11:“ “Stool ' Unions or moral w'clielre of the town.
V " . ‘* ‘_ j ‘ liver since ("llll‘ldlg to Ilctllel, Mr. .
1).-,,:‘thy mnl;lo<al funds folmmll lill'fl'filsou has taken it vital interest in‘ —
1W7)“ to “Inc. (“591% it any ms" lbw nl‘l’zlil's oi‘ the town. He was onw'
ijlllillSi‘i‘iOilfi‘l‘i‘ZYl (iii:Illiilsesim3902113:i “i. 11“" it‘l‘imc nmvcvs in the DTP-“W 117-;
I”; .‘. .. ‘u 'f .j "I“ ‘ 5‘" Hill wry .:nd has bccn a. member of lb :5
1 fl“, f“”“‘.“m 0 so. monl 15 all“? ”19' school board it“ several years. . A: '
enpei’. {Sgfifigngé 31$; \(ii‘iil'i‘égghfhtj“liar-bo-11““ present time he is chairman oi' ‘
i ‘ r ‘5 ' “‘ - 1. tlu school board and is a member of 1:
13m committee on school buildings. I
Dir. Wilson lnTe done lunch to lzéir. l
[mm the Bclhcl school sysicmuo the ~
glzlazl standard of which it now boasts. '
in a,“ municipul affairs he has always ‘
token deep interest. Mr. Wilson um: :
- clw of, the prime movers in the mun-—
(final Christmas tree which thevlown
_. haunt the holiday lime and much 0‘7
in success was due to his hard work.
Mrs. Wilson also has a host. o."

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landngs lJC‘th’Pl‘. high and;
low water murk in front of und ud~
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,lo lun‘llc said payment. inclullinlc the,
l cool of laying and collecting such tax.
l to be laid on the district ,in the mun—
ucr provided by law for school dis-
tric‘ taxes except. that the ll’lttytll‘ and
.council shall perform the dulics re-
\ , n . ‘_ ltlllilefl of district connuiilecs lllcrcin.
sec-non --——Smd Dam and the r‘x- l ml to be collected lllld mm to tho
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mmcmcnce! Section 3.~A vote to l-cvcsllzbliuh,‘

herself and she will be

for? excully missed by Jill those. who are
me'nlnlnbered among her acquaintances

Olll-‘lect‘toxes, and appoint officers

One of the features of illé“resort,§ 6’4 m the land required. {301' hold . uu-nis and payments reunited by 300,1“: and 31rd. "Wilson have two small

lion: The contaminants to build a

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l-l ball: its the claimants to the slime. tibn 2, hereof have been made: andfiqhudwn‘ Mil-inn, "gm 8‘ and ”mu
i lllc bossessors or dimers may hm'f‘.’ unless .t. - I

‘ . , llll the manner provided by Sectiollsi‘ilwuts are made within one year alter! .~ int: church ionvhlch Mr. Wilson is
big ocean llyer. together With a 175-: 410:5 and 4110, of the general st '

’3" foot launching pier and plans to}
lnlllte
’ sport there.

loci from its'passugo.

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such 11sec. “ years.

payments? and settle-l

Quite-irllylt mm,“ of said vote said votelpoing is somewhat lurgcr linln tho
:3 mnendod by Chapter 311 of llwlslmll be null and void- . ' yilctllel cllurclr und 1’” “'1" have .“
lubilo acts of T915, for the taking ol'; 59mg“ ‘4..." sold 'i‘own shllll vote! llllltil lurgql‘ field to labor in. ill:-
and, for ll, townhouse or ball. ‘ m lcestublisll said school districts.’ it!‘l'¢0:lliill£‘ill‘ to that polish allows lllu
.Soctlon 2.~’l‘his not shut! tulle ct'llllE Board of Education of said Cltv’ mgh ”gm-d 1" which '3“, 13“)?!" ,h‘"

, ‘ ' lsllnll be and remain the ‘ltlelllbtll‘fl oil ”“’_ otoplc "i" ”l“ M.“ I‘m-“Va":
, ““"_‘“‘ .llle board of school visitors of‘such' “In"d" ‘ ' . .
'i‘t condom. pays best ill the boot ' Town, will: all the powers and duties I

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