[or 1917 last Oct
Price 83.00
DONNELLY’S
16 85). Main St.
y'SOUTH NORWALK
Of course if a choppy is knee
deep in the bouillon of suc-
cess, why that's dtfl'erent-
but the most of us want full
value for our momma—full
money’s worth for every arti-
cle we buy.
Now
Is the Time to Consider
And Repapering Your Home
=‘HOUSE PAINWNG
Estimates Cheerinlly Given
Callus—Phone t446
J. A. RUDDER
108 So. Main St. So. Norwallr.
Hence our line of special suits
for Young Men at $20 will at-
tract the man of iziirllégence,
will call the man win- mixes
brains with money.
l
. Rogers & Stevem
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.S l. Norwalk I-.‘.~ :.lk
City N 9 W5 pagans"... r” >
IN PLACE OF BANKS
l
‘Bankruptcy Referee Called by Clever-
.P and J. Lai’rauri, contractors, have . ~ .
ompleted a dwelling at Marvin iit‘dt’lt‘ nor, Is on Fishing Trip ‘0 Canada
OttFrank Manion, of Greenwich, (‘onnn ‘ “““d by. (-UVPI‘HUI‘ ”Ull'tmlh .215
tone of the to men to confer with butt
on plans for the draft registration on
Illlonday. Judge John W. Banks. of
t’was voted toturn out en Sunday:””‘1‘3“l“”"~ “l“ l’l‘Obtlbly be repre-
flne 10th, the occasion of the Not-walk ‘ settled by Judge 1'; K- Nicholson.
ospltal corner stone laying: 'Judge Banks is on a fishing trip in
‘ ‘ 3(‘anada and cannot be located. lie
is not expected to return ntitil June
l, which will be too late for this con-
ferencc.
At the regular meeting of the Nor-
.k Barbers' Union. last evening.
Fred 'Shimko reported to the local
100’ last night, the loss of a bicych.
hich he left standing in Reed strt-e'
‘hile he attended the carnival on the EVC'V CWMY Represented
lls lot last evening. l Every county in the state will be
._.___ ‘t‘clit'esetlteti at the. conference, each
{man to act as instructor of the regis-
tration board in his own county. The
‘hoartis will he appoint-ed after Presi-
,1I‘now undergoing repairs The local am" “115"" makes his proclamation.
lice are investigating the theft : The action of the governor was taken
’ _.____. . |in anticipation of the passage of the
v’The benefit carnival for the l‘mnflnlconscription bill by Congress. which
‘Red Cross, which is being held in ”lentil be followed by the proclamation
timed street 101' under the auspices of and the subsequent appointment of
"(mm-t Edmondo do Atnicis, Foresters the registrationboards.
tAmerica, was continued last oven-l Men Called to Conferlettitlze 0 n-
on. Weather conditions were fine and Th“ ‘ll"“_“"‘° “”1 all?“ "i 0 f
hing business was done by each ”"9“"? “Sid“ “‘0 Tolllt‘8(‘lllfll ‘9 0
Judge Banks. arc: Lucius P. Robin-
d all of the concessions. The car-, ‘ .
will be continued this \l'ct‘l(~ iron and Lucien F. Burpec of llatt-
iiortl: Harry G, Day oi New “M“;
-.l .l\lo=s Ives of Danhury; Frank .
. Changes are .being 1,“:de in Em. llaines of Illiddlclown‘. C. II. Avery of
lighting system in the Cll} Hall, “lllt
1 Wl ti 1' it. (lroton; (‘harles Phelps 0f Rorkl'illm
a vow to economy. 1011 to tilt s .-\lltll‘llt’.\' General Gem“, E. Hinman
A Quantity of brass fixtures has
“on stolen recently from the old San-
cor residence in East avenue, which
were close to the ceiling. and it. was
necessary to ttirn on several clusters
‘0. secure sufficient illumination to
ink with. Now the chandilicrs are
being lOWercd several feet, and the
Ithts will be so arranged that one or
in: bulbs can be used at a time. and “‘9“ in lilll'l'lll- ““0 l5 “ “l
"m“ not be nocpsgnry to turn (“"va England Liberty Loan committee,
“liters of eight, ten or a dozen bulbs, llits written to the superintendent of
A of this city. rcconnnendinu
is year. in-
Salisbury.
CRADUATES SHOULD GIVE BOND
BOSTON. May ‘34.——Treasttrer (Thar-
embcr of the
. schools
George EuPattison, a member of the that uraduatim.r classes Ill
imbbury local food supply commit- stead of the customary donations of
59. 'Was a caller this morning at the plttures or statuary. give each school
flutford headquarters of the Conncc- a $30 Liberty Loan bond. lle suggOSts
icllt committee of food supply anti that the bottd be hung on the walls of
\ d that his committee has secured‘lhi‘ SCHOOL
‘the underwriting of a corn-planting - , . _. ,._ .. .-- » ’
(fleet of forty acres in Simsburi' ROlJBhE ENTIREEDLY D‘SAPPEAR'
Each underwriter is responsible for,
ne—hali an acre to the extent of $50.' —“'
he town will furnish men with teams
‘—
Fathers and mothers worry over a
o the work. At ”1" 9““ 0f the 5034' child with a chronic cough. Knudt
it the dislmsmo“ 0f ”‘9 Profits will Lcc, Wannaska. Minn, writes: "For
determined by vote of the share? several years my daughter had a bad
tchmnie cough. Every time She
Icaught a little cold, it aggravated the
trouble. We tried many medicines,
but not until we tried Foley's Honey
land Tar did anything produce any
5great relief. In a few days the trou-
lblc entirely disappeared and has nev-
Ior returned." Foley‘s Honey and Tar
for coughs, colds, croup, whooping
couglt.Adv. ~
Stillson-Powell Corporation.
¥—‘_
SPRING TONIC'
IYRUP HYPOPHOSPHITES
' LARGE BOTTLE 750
t'llson-P owell-Gorporation
Your Main Chance
Walking towards you from somewhere in the future, there '3
,t on opportunity—the chance that comes at least once to every-
one. This bank tells you that more often than not,‘it will re-
quire some capital—perhaps only train fare—-but some money—
enough to accept the condition imposed. Are you preparing to
say, “I’m ready"?
South Nortvalk Savings ‘ Batik
‘ . . sun nnrosrr nexus-st 1 ms
Alden Salmons. Pres. ’ John ernapp,‘ Vice-Pres. .
.WBre originally put in. the chandiliers ot‘ \\'illimantic and Malcolm Rudd of,
m a- m an.
miseries. w. I.) :i
rm: be” “its“ a. m in:
> ’ ' on animation» on. iii-i
new of“ first been 'H‘WH»
do: tut albums; w it ”it Soho
we on said h we no;
can mummi-
riwd hm tour. owl on" m
€11!”th m wit mm to 26m
. immatu- Imi not“.
MI. and Inns Henry livuvlein to! “Fun ‘5 “in"! m u" now
Tsuuth Non-It, orrefiundoy cum-tin at ””5“ "m. a" ”m M ”H.“ ”n
it“? 1mm", c‘ r. Meade. N." (.‘Man‘ banks and cooling then. Ihile he
‘ .. -1. had no (no. in the bulls. Pun-ins
as on automobile show pmol'rr. the
banks did not out Aiken his actions at
Misfire l w‘,
t l”: m w-
Mr. and Mrs. tic-urge II. Stevens and.
lson of .‘h-tv (Hannah. spent the week-
.t-nd with his motlwr in Kuwait: ”H H' hump.“ m ”W hummer 0'
.. 1915. and '15 arrested in Atlantic
i Mrs. Norman Merritt end at!!! o! “'l-v' N’ J' m Octet-tr ”‘ "H" year.
He was aIIHWM to go under bonds
‘1' 3" l"""'~l'ii'|" pct» r< vute t~ . ' e:
"udo out for him by the governor
Idle; Manon iiiitcs of Nov-walls. M N97 Ilene}. Ind clipped hi8
mu 1‘1 Entities in unto-om. bunds- “Is arrest in this city was
the culmination ot‘ e. l’tJtral atouziy
‘followinu the shipping of a revolver
‘Nt -' t‘.‘.nuan. spent Monday with rela-
in NorWaIk.
lives
t
lsn moon was
1 tan-ENGAGED :
l
l
thrt ugh illl~ null.» but Ih'van.
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i§§0UN§EFStlitS [Vtil'lllli l8 ‘
(Continued From Page One .
»-—- - lliliilllllS l0 lill ll.
the Slitl‘lill act of the Legislature the
bradgc L'tiil'llliltt‘ti did advertise bids
for building the bridge, but lilel't' was
no competition in the bids received,
he stated, and the result was that'
the committee rejected all bids.
Mr. McMahon stated that Seitnoui‘
had introduced a New York contrac-
tor to the committee and seemed very
anxious that the bid should be award~
cd to this titan. He declared that Scy-
niour told the connitittt-e that it would
have a lawsuit on its hands it' it re—
jertttl the bids l'or tiit- undue. bul-
dispite this fact, all the bids were
rejected.
"You know, don‘t you, that consid-
erablc legal work had been done by
Seymour befoze the special bill was
passed?" asked Attorney ‘ltavls in
icioss cxantinntion. "i do not," replied
ill r. McMahon.
Reads Legislative Act.
l Judge John J. Walsh. (‘Utlll:~t‘i for
.tlie “fishington street bridge conimit- “hi9“ ““05 “hp“ ““9“”! ”"ll never
Etee. then read into the minutes one inflamcs or even irritates the adjoin-
; of. the private acts of the. Legislature lug tissue.
‘ establishing a board of apportionment . , -
f and taxation for the town of Norwalk This discovery wm
ganti providing that no department tit
lthc town government should go into
a contract for the expenditure. of mort
,than $10 and that the appropriation
or expenditure of tiny sum exceeding
l
Recent Discovery of Ether Compound:
That Dries Up Corns 50 They ’
. Lift Out 5
Good new.» sprcads rapidly and drug-i
gists here are kept busy dispensing
freezone, the recent discovery of 21.
Cincinnati man. which is said to loos-1t
en any corn so it lifts out with the:
fingers. 1
A quarter of an ounce costs very';
little at any pharmacy, but i: said to?
be sufficient to rid onc's feet of every i
hard or soft corn or callus. '
You apply just a few drops on the
tendcr, aching corn and instantly the
soreness is relieved and soon the corn
is so Rlll'il't‘l'.‘ti that it lifts out with-’
out pain. It is a sticky substance
l
i
I
prevent thon-
sandtt of deaths annually front lock-
Jaw and infection heretofore resulting
from the suicidal habit of cutting
earns—Adv.
.r
The New Bond-
Tlnnc t .l». ' “a. ‘ .,
tom and d :jfixzw I ”I! w! WI] Gt p.35“
The ““1“"? b1- muaod a you harden which i i
. ponto-
cmrin ‘
"fl “0% will‘hiumish an “15mm stable beyond anything
. . tn to country. ' copudead‘ . the rate of ret i
u in h. The bond: will enhance. not shrink in market value. u n
ut profoundly above the business advantage. and vastly
more important u the argument a! patriotic duty. The tank we
{I
are sewn; ourselves to is a great om. To such 3 ml: we must '
dedicate our lives and our lotto teHverything we are and all ‘
.. that we have. America is privileged to spend her life and her
‘ might for the princtples which gave her birth and happiness and
peace. ."God helping her. she can do no other.”
This bank will receive your subscriptions for the LIBERTY l‘
LOAN Without charge. If you cannot buy a bond outright, we ’
will arrange With you to pay for same in installments. In this way
at least, you can do your bit. . I
l Bonds may be purchased in mount: of $50, $100, $500 and 51,00.
The People’s Trust Co,
J‘eSvJ. 4':qu
"\ .
we wealth is twat in good metal; to We: in z. i A
‘ lrxumem of patriotism to ”haunted by the one of 43 l
_ ' bump!“ advantage, The 35*. bonds on txlmpt from taxes. in- ‘ i;
ii , 3:21:91 the income tax. in normal time; they will go to a prcm- , .3
phildren Cheerfully and
Patiently Treated by MOdcrn
Painless Methods.
H
Dentistry
Aceptic Office
V Dr. S. M. Deilz 3
Moderate . Surgeon
Charges for
Very Best Dental Work
‘ an»
Dentist
75 South Main St.
Hours—9 a. m. to 9 p. in.
By Appointment
:5 Years‘ in the
Practice of
High-Class
Dentistry
«H
SKILLFULLY DONE.
Painless and Conscientious
Sympathetic Treatment.
X-Ray Treatment
Gas Administered.
By the OXOgen Method
GOLD AND PORCELAIN RESTORA-
TION. ALL KINDS OF ARTIFICIAL
DENTUFIES, CROWN AND
BRIDGE WORK, ETC.
‘ $L000 must be authorized at a town
meeting. .
1 Herbert ll. Sinilh, town clerk of
‘Norwalk, was next called. llo pro.
; duced books of the town to show Ilntl'
. the board of apportionment and taxag
lion had never appropriated money
v
'l'or attorney's services. In the con-f , '
st'uction of the bridge before the spo- unv- ‘ ,
‘elal act. A letter written to the com-l i . IJJ in
mitten by l.cvi Warner ,attttrney for; Elli MII ES er ON ‘ r————————-—-————-——7
Norwalk. won‘t-cad, lie gave it as his: mm“ _ P ‘;‘A I ‘l I ”9‘“? \
opinion that the bridge t‘tilllllliill‘f“ m": w I r11.
had no authority to employ an attor‘ H' '
ncy or sptnd any money until the ,_mm_ W] .
state had hiven the towntlie right oil, ,' .‘Li 1011 you figure 1111108 Per gallon,
.cminont domain by special act. i . ‘3 .
‘ Fatilc'.i to Keep Promise. : ’-- ‘ a
i nit'iiill‘ti ll. point-n testified ulna tic-g . 7 there 18 no gasollne as cheap and
‘ f l" tht town meetinu where no out-l . ' . -
. tiilion itn‘ the new bridue was slattedF ', effiCIC’nt as SOCONY. Because
ISI‘)‘lllOllt‘ had solicited his support will; J" o
the msition of chairman of the mec -; . o .
'ln:.l:tnd he had nureed to nominate. ‘ . SOCONY 15 not only P1116 and
;him for that position if he would rc-' ' .
‘anpoint the old committee known a", . Powerful, but llmform. .
the Eben llill consolilttce. anth Ml _. .
. v.4 ,.\.._. 1 ‘ - ‘v u “0!". ' n o
13:11“ h ghli'itliiiiii-l‘\vlv'lz‘ts iton‘iihhted and. ' Th; ‘Sl‘lgn;f :dPeBllablE Deitler
elected as chairman of the town convi . y r 0' - . r . an e 0!‘ B est £180 inc
Imillee'bul ncvcr kept his pronilsc,‘l Ever) ballon IS llke eVel'y other
IGolden testified. ‘ » .
l Stephen s. llatch. another Quint gallon9 no lnatter where you buy It DEALERS WHO SELL
~r.romincnt in political affairs tn . or-t . ‘
walk. testified that Seymour had come: . UiCk StartinO' and C11 k full f SOCONY :MOTOR GASOLINE
to him llkcwilso and askfednfoi.l his; "—q D 00 O : EALERS
support for t'lilll‘mall o to own‘ _ N W
meeting. ‘ ,_ ener . The SO ON i: , orwa - South Not-walk
Ml‘. SPl'll‘our “11:1 lillt‘ll1l't‘tl‘flll‘eti l0! ' . gy C seal lllealls 139}le & Buttery 2‘11)” 5415“!“
the stand. He dcnie tint 10 int ever _ o . . l. Icll‘ant k. .. enetict
told McMahon that tile town would that the gaSOIIIle 1t nlarks IS the C. K. Hunter Hardware 6‘: Auto
have a lawsuit on it: litands it it did b t 11 t t . f FHCE Lockwood & B SLEDl-vlgorinmnil
not. accept the Long lit. ' es la X 31 _ , . . 1,1,5] 19 ( an
A letter written by 1Sermon; to Rmd 3 e ISIVC sources 0 SUP Paul Prensser ‘ 0 Sign” 1b .
Tl. Attcustus F'. Beau was t on “an ‘ . . . ‘ . (Paddler) ,_ . ur tilt
in which smut)... said that the . ply and htgltly selenttfic tefinmg Reynolds Motor A. and... .
bridge committee had beepcltlmllmindd- _ - d Car Company 5 I-‘_ O‘BConnor
cd for the manner in wnc it ta . A, E. Rowe (pod. iccio rothers
taken up the ctl‘ort to Rt lb? Legisla- ‘ can Pro UCC. diet) Louis C. Robichaud
iture to pass do tspecial b511, bu:l tfhe :- B. Wickwire galnlleln'rfl‘gi“
selectmen ha een con cmne or — _ B. Wilson “as rot ers
not doing anything. In the letter lilr. ' .‘ - . 1.. M. Wright
Seymour urged the bridge commtt- ; SOC-ON Y 18 SO dtfferent from the ‘ N°r°‘°"’ c°""' Em .40ka
tee to notify Holbrook2 Cabot S: Rol‘ « . . xuffiégfinan A g; filamer‘
{gngntomggtviggplans arm “P f“ “19 mert mtxtures that are often sold P. B. 396,133,} “a C; Moe
Dr. 'B‘eard Testifies. . . . Dari”, Com Reddy 3: Ayers
Dr. Augustus Beard was called in as gasoline that It pays to be Par. E. T. Bates Motor Car Co.
rebuttal by the defendants and stated . 1 h . Dar-ten Garage Cranbtn-y-Nowvalk
thatSeymour had drawn up many res- . Sterling Motor A. B. Gregory
olutions. etc.. for the committee. The tlcu at W at goes Into your tank' Company Silvet'mineworwalk
idraft‘ of a telegram to a contractor , QC ,9 -
about the bridge which was never say SO-CO-ny and 100k for the .WNPOT‘. Conn. 1- Helfant
sent was then produced. Dr. Beard 3'; S. Putney Wilton, Conn.
testified that ‘Seymour Wrote the body ' estport Garage . '
or the message and he, Beard. signed Red, “11:8 and Blue SOCONY Wm. HartWIg
. . Saugatuck, Conn. R. W. heeler
it. ‘Mr. Seymour was anxious that . . Wilton Garage
Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins should get Sign. D. Luciano
the contract,” declared Dr. Beard. - Saugntuck Manu- Rewayton, Conn.
This higher! the testimoinyg halite tatcurtng Co. Samuel Mead
case and counsel for the» e en an s . . G 5 Farms Ct. A. S. Mills
began their arguments. Judge Walsh Standard 0]]. C0. Of New York '1‘. J, Shaunnegsey Patrick Mullaney
arguing for the defendants contend-
ed that the bridge construction eom- .....~
mittee never had any authority, ex— y
press or implied, to employ counsel, EM":
and' that the town could not be held cat."
to have given a ratification of such I? 3‘ MUUUMUW "m” “m:
authority By eatoppei. inasmuch as ~ g, r l ‘ ‘. .-. ‘1 “aim”
the town had no power to authorize 6‘ ,i “r H ! , ‘ “w u n
{the employment of counsel by the . .- __ . , ‘ a»... .
committee until attentho Legislature
had passed the special act and the
citizen. of the town had ratified it.
Arguments ,on thovcuae will occupy z.“ ,
George L'.‘ Woodwardr‘rten. _
i 1.‘
idiomatic: port or, today.
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