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cotton"--.
‘ Advertisement
flung. -A’ -5“- -A-.AM-
Cuts.
Lu. Isr-
WANTED. I 1-0 L”.
W .. To LE ‘ j. .
WANTED—GIRL FOR unspent. 7"“ M“DOW STRrET
29 3t Seven rooms; five mm on firSt
m , floor, two rooms on third floor. Newly
‘ -- ,decoraued and at t ‘ ‘ h ' -
.' WANTED—AN HONEST. IlEl-IA‘ Dc ”0 kg m in em”
. room. Rent 314. References requiry
1'19 lady as “film“: ”I"! 2‘ SP“? ed. Apply at oflice of The Old Well
Main stneet. 11139 0‘
vim r Gem an . “
. WANTED—ONE HALF 0n PARTI °‘ , p y t
‘ of store with 11:9 of window for.d:‘:;-; T0 LET—THREE LARGE ROOMS,
may. Addie“ ”mm “a“ 0‘ Sentin “tiiicken run and fruit. Rent reasonau
”‘ ble. Inquire after 5 o'clock, evenings,.
. q 1 AS“ AUTTJ at 20 Howard avenue, East Norwalk,‘
WANTED~IiIRuT C.. 5 mill 8.128 3t
j in exchange for lot on Fifth sti‘ect,|
‘East Norwalk,50x150, Opposite the
"ork. (lcrmania Hotel.
TO LET—7 ROOM COTTAGE ON
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1‘1““‘nb' 3' ' ‘b ’ 1 Rent sol-3. For particulars inquire of
n _: , , . , John T. Hayes, 7 Main street, Non
WANTED~A GIRL I‘OR (J..\LR- walk. [“25 St
:11 house work. Inquire of- Mrs. P. A.
Van Buren, No. (3 'Slt‘VcllS street, Nor~
TO LET-STORE 207 WASHING—I
w.- 2‘ - 2 .
“‘1‘“ m s 3‘40“ street East Norwalk. Apartments
3' ”t . —‘ lr‘ , 200 Washington street, East Norwnlk
WANTED~YOUNG MAN Ab.
and 39 Chapel street, Norwalk. 1u~
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Joule .oltmantn milk business. So ll) quire 04 South Main strect. Tel 60.
and commission 519 week guaranteed
Windham
on this no. hoary-Fin Word. or
lull. Mm «Coll Barbie Price.
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‘ street.
Wt.
rout-rah.
Mucous Ads
Cons, SUITS and DRESSES
3 Charge Accounts Opened
MMsmiwcek
FOR "SALE
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INVENTOR STAKED HIS LIFE ON BELIEF
IN CORRECTNESS OF HIS THEORIES
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FOR SALE—HENDERSON FOUR
passenger muting car. Wire wheels.
F‘ull electric service. Inquire Royal
James Inn, Norwalk. mill) 3
ron SALE—on EXCHANGE, so
foot cabin launch with sail and 1 on.
p. motor. Call after 6 p. m. at 2561
blast avenue, East Nor-walk.
FOR SALE-25,000 CABBAGE
plants. Early Jersey Wakefield. The
cairliest sure heading cabbage that
grows. Extra fine hardy plants 400
a hundred; $3 a thousand. Tomato
plants, 75c a hundred. No deliver-ya]
Steve Reynolds, lliglilaiid avenue:
near Witch Lane.
FOR SALE—A TOURING CAR 1N
ti iirst class condition. A bargain as
the owner wishes to get rid of it as
soon as posnible. Apply at 26 Wood
11:25 (it I
to begin. Address stating age and ref-r
cncnces box C. 0. W, care of Senti-
ncl.
WANTED—~MEN, 18 Oil OVER,
wanted.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
Automobile trucking of all kinds.
Long distance moving a. specialty
. _ We go anywhere. B. Hersbfleld, 122
60%”th “mm-V mail Water street. Oflice phone 294. House
clerks. 75 month. List ., government phone 1932. mi”! 12t
jobs free. Franklin Institute, Dept.
25F' Rochester, ,N' Y' , Angelo Suitarelli sells hard wood
‘ “lsnwod to blocks or split to fit your
WANTED—OLD FALSE Tlthll.
stove, firc places or cut. to order.
.5301” matter if broken. 1 pay $1 to 5‘0 Send order curly, prices may advance
be!“ W- SW1 “3' PM“ PO“ “”1 N‘.by lst or June. Phone. 1025. No. Tiiy~
ceivc check by rcturn mail. L. Mazer'dor avenue, South Norwalk. Free dc-I
2007 ‘S. Filth street, Philadelphia, Pa. livery. . ' m2 1,“:
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'WANTED—TO BUY ALI: KINDS; MONEY SAVED ‘
at cattle. Best prices paid. Extrot
_. , F], lis’ string me your order for my
finest.- for calico. Ii. Fiicdmnn, 3.) . y , special hand made leaders and gutters
Ivonne. Tel. 11-51. 120 ti
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which .glro lusting service-shy and be
convinced. Plumbing, heating, slate
roofing. Henry A. liegeloln. 56 Wn-I
iter street. Tel. 473-3. ‘
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PAINTING #- PAPEll-IIANGING‘
OP‘ decorating. painter's supplies; wall
lpapcr, unto-date styles, lowest prices.
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enings for:
Slet‘VCF-i. i Estimates cheerfully given. Trliil or-
Fellcrs, Iders solicited. ‘ Tel, 400, Alcxandcn
Nt‘t‘lthandtrre. ‘ White, 6] 1>2uElr avenue. ‘
Cnii‘t-rs, ‘ 1
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Soft Shirt Foldt‘lfi. . CHIROPRACTOR
I! you 0"“ not (‘Xlil‘l‘it'lll‘l‘d “'0 “l“ Grntluntc the Palmer School or
teach you and bill" you while 1931"“,Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa, all“
fig. ,notinccs thc opcning of his office at
Cl m P i. d 100 Washington street, ovcr l’coplcs'
., lie , ea 0 y
& C0” Inc.
Trust. Company. South Ntirwnili, (‘onn..
El‘ititil lixniiiincrs, l
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Ionic-o hours, 1042 n. m.. 2-5 p. m?
Sundays and evenings by zippoiiilmcnt.
‘Tclcpliono 456. New York olllcc, 2875i
; Broadway.
,tiidtx W F. Cnsncr. ‘D. 0.. I‘ll. C. as-
INSURANCE
QUR KEROSENE VALVE
lot my mokc of two cyclc motor is‘
the mast complete and host dcricc ol’l
its kind and will soon cnrn its cost.
‘ in fuel economy, Used for 1,0,“.
P11131213” VVARBISIIgJIER L‘Jitl‘llll: and running. No other Cain;
ACCIDENT bmmo" "WNW”. l‘lmne tilt.
i BONDS ' THE BARKER Fnz'mizv
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
i .J. M.Laylon &C0.lnc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW . 'lstntc of (teoige' Sinuson, late 0
YORK Aorwnlk, iti said district, deceased.
' ‘ The court of probate for the district 1
_ THE ANNING J. SMITH YRANs‘ot Norwalk, tutti limited and anowu‘
‘ PORTATION LINE, Inc. six months from the date hereof for
Frelnht but leaves pm- 27 East the creditors of said estate to exliibit‘
'fliver, New York (foot of Catherine their claims for settlement. Those
3‘4 W"? “'7 except Sunday‘ at 3 P- wlio ne lect to )rescnl thc' ' . . I:
m. Frelght received at Norwalk up to g I “ 'iccoun ‘H
5 ‘p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
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will be debnrrcd it recovery. All pcr-
son's indebted to said estate are
quested to make immediate payment
WASHINGTON, Moy 29.——Pfll‘iher“to '
changes in the House War. Tax bill!
~ agrecdupon today by the Senate 51
fiance committee includes elimination;
of fire er cent. it .‘c' its, ,l . '.
1‘ m ‘3, t 1 h “ b (if g. 5mm; SAN FRANCISCO, May flit-An al-
' . 1g on f“ ‘1’ cite service, and “n “"f loged unqualified juror was found
forms of insurance, imposmon of in‘; here today in the box at the murder
creased toxcs of sixty per cent, lu-t‘ll’l'ill Of .Mrs. Rena Mommy, 0“ trial
stead of 100 ll“? cent on all tobacco in connection vlith a bomb plot last,
Products. and an addition of an ex-' July. Counsel for the Smm dc.-
, . :lllfllldt‘d that all jurors be. dismissed.
case to}. of Ollt‘llillf not on sugar and and a new panel drawn.
three cents on cocoa.
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EMMA HUBBEIJ. SLAUSON‘, ‘
Adininistrntrix
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JUROR WAS NOT QUALIFIED.
. Superior
Nudge Emmett Sewell announced that
=he would an Thursday, tomorrow lie-I
ting a. holiday. I
‘ No suspicion pointed toward Daniel
Ext—Iii: the juror. Kelly. according to
court records. was subnoemerl For
jury service May 18. Frank Butler,
clerk of the court, swore he 1--
Kelly’s name from the jury box,
whence he drew the whole venire.
Yet Kelly's name did notatipear to‘
night on the list druwn,=under the
law, from the great register of voters
at the beginning of-the"yeur and Only
rtlirce names are supposed to be in the
ibux from which-tho venires are taken.‘
CINCINNATI LOSES.
CINCINNATI. 0., May zit—Cinch.
nuti could not hit Watson and St.
LOuis won the first game of the Na-
tional series here, today, 7 to 4. Mead-
on's. who started the game for 'St.
Louis, was hit hard, as was also Ring,
who begun for Cincinnati. Knetzer
was taken out in the seventh to allow
uritlin to but for him.
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‘ bk‘ sold,
properly attested, within said time,"
FOR SAEE—J’ALISADI‘J Lti’thi
room at Yonkers. Good location for
the right mun to make money. Ad-
dress Mike Konrad, 31 Palisade ave-
nue, Yonkers, N. Y. i1123 3t
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FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 217!
Plus Hill Road. consisting of two'
houses with frontage of 175 toot, be-
longing to the estate of the late Sitin-
ucl H. Ferris. For further informa-
tion inquire of John H. Knapp, 2M|
Flax Hill Road,
FOR SALE-OR TO LET, 2 NEW
ly renovated houses with improve
munts. Several barns on premises
and 15 acrcn of good farming land at
Jcclcd to the northerly site for the pressed tl
tie on the property and that the street
"had no sewer laid, and that none be
laid, as it was in the Fifth District.
)Vudhams
which he did. lie stated that he. be
water could be taken care of.
other objection was met by Corpora
some means for laying a sewer in that
strecf could be. found.
In. fl ‘Ih an m a” H
mahMuhumf ,
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m mu. iii-9 cute I-
at patina ol the mum at the new
described the two building. 0 pm- utruotures for o year at least.
ted Ir. Beers, is modeled otter hide Tut the schools would be Mali
‘pendence Hall, Philadelphia, p.“ and overcrowded next you unlu- our
Mt. Vernon. Washington's residence. mums: In ducted lib MIC-let VII!
He stated that the contracting fiFm stated by Dr. Cobul‘ll Uh 01‘ “I“
no willing to build the two school there on now smiles on half time.
house. for 876.000. and tut tour grades in the Center
Prewdtnz this Dr. Cohnrn stated diltrict would beunprovided for net!
that Mr. Beers had submitted pre- you, under the present conditions.
“mm“? plans tor the buildings. Mayor Hurstrom then declared that
Following Mr. Bummler’s explana- the to: rat... increase which loans to
than, Mr. McMahon again took the hove thrown a scare into everybody
floor and stated that letters didn't Would not be as high this year as is
mean anything to him. die wanted generally supposed.
the School Board to get definite es- William McMahon stated that it
timatcs and plans for further action. would be higher than last year, inas-
‘ Mr. Rummlcr asked the former it he much as there were many items in the
had, when he made the suggestion department budgets which it will be
that the board get plans for lhe build- impossible for the Boaid of Estimate
ings, expected that full plans and to cut. The school budget of $171,000
specifications would be given. Mr. Mo- was cited by Mr. McMahon as an en-
Mahon replied in the negative. Coun- ample of one thing which the board
“man Maurice H. Nuiting desired to would not be able to touch.
know whether the architects for the Dr. Coburii entered a kick at this
Shed and Company firm had looked ‘tinic because of the fact that the
over the grounds, and received an af- school department appuwtly always
fiiniative rcply from Mr, Rumniler. enjoyed the distinction of being the
Thomas 1. Raymond asked what it goat when there was any cutting to he
would cost to secure plans and spcci- done. The chairman 0‘ the Board 0'
fications for the two buildings, and Education also enquired as to why
Mr. Rummler stated that it would didn’t the board of estimate register
cost about $700, but it was likely that some kick on ‘1‘" 5W“ department
the «architect, William Beers, would budgEt.
follow the example of other archi- ' Councilman Nutting advised the con- ,
tools and submit them free from cost. struction or a new building. and if
Councilman Robent 14;, Louden ob= possible. too new structures. He ea:-
ie opinion however that if
1“,“. school house on Cedar strcet. No any buildings are erected that they
claimed that the texture of the land should be 1"" up in 50"" Shape. M!"
was poor and that water “'Ould 5% Nutting did not favor the plan of plac-
ing the junior school in the discard.
That the present buildings cannot
be put into good condition by the ex-
penditure of a small sum of money
was emphasized by Councilman Mur-
' phy, who also was of the opinion that
I the city should not neglect its duty in ’
the matter of schools. ,. .
After a rather lengthy discussion 0! z..
the matter during which time Oouncil- ,-,‘ _ ..
man Robertson entered into a router d“ W
lively title with various members of
the school board and the council in 1'91”
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Dr. Coburn recommended that Mr.
describe the property
licvcd that by proper drainage the
The .
tion Counsel Lockwood advising that
Conn. turnpike. Mrs ll. Tul‘lov, 16
Grove street. Tel. 75342.
FOR SALE «TO CLOSE AN ES’
late, the following oyster grminds
with oysters thcrcon: 2 1-2 acres.
Wilson Cove, 5 acres Cult Pasture, 2
acres Tavern Island, 4 acres Scott's
Cove. Dtirlcn; also 1 power boat and
1 thirty-five foot sliarplc. Terms cash
Inquire C. N. Rnyntcnd. l‘ inlVNlll. or
tclcphonc licogli & (‘nntlt-c, 514:. 2.
FOR SALE—«FAMILY HOUSE
with one-half acre of land on “’est
.\'orwnlk lictid nczir Connecticut Turn-
pikc. Must be sold at once to clost‘
cslntc. Small umotint of cash requir-
cd. balance on mortgage. inquire
lx'cogli & (‘tiiidctn Allyn. United Bunkl
building, Tcl. 5133-2.
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Dr. Guy Brett'stcr. of Dover. N. .I.. is an int cntor with the courage oi i
his convictions. To prove he had at last found a bullet proof armor for
foot soldit‘l‘n‘Mjum the kind needed in the trenches in France —lic put on.
the armor illltl pcriiiittctl Sci'gzctiiit Criswcll, ti sliarpsiiootcr oi the United
-ti:;~.tcs unity. to shoot at it vitul pa rt. Oliiccrs looked on. The btillcl‘,
flew pfi‘, and there was ‘110 tlttn gc at till, not even it imcc of the shock.
has made all otlicr such luv lone useless. The bullet travelled zit til
speed of 3.7m Met .1 second {will curried tin iiiipitct of ;.400 pounds» It!
struck over .thc heart. 'l‘lic iii‘i‘nor wcigliu thirty pounds. It has openings 1
for thc eyes which on? be c‘fiistid ith “the 01' dilllht'll Tlli‘ body is pro}
WITH YOUR COMPLEXION
tcctcd irotu the thighs up. i
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Take care of your complexion-
and your complexion will take care ofyou.
CHOOSE PURE M08. CHOOSE CREME ELCAYA
THE PURE. DAINTY; TOILET CREAM THAT HAS STOOO
THE. TEST FOR YEARS.
“Molten thee-kin like velvet”
(1' SEND 10c FOR unss swan
mung cinema, 104 roman six. new you
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FOR SALEA—T lttIUil HOUSE.
Osborn ttvcnuc, littst Xorwulk. MuBl
l’ritt‘ $2,500.
lttl‘s
Ask John T. Haves
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7 MAIN ST. .leRWALK.l Oulfitcom Garrrrnomvoun, _‘ I
v ‘v dust at: = i "“32th Us l '
_, .- 7 f in 9mm; Every readeroithcpepcrl
NOTICE l wifitqimcri- TH: may secure! g
I con vary .— ..
If You Have Any Junk in Large: 2:233:12" $5 Rflhfiflbntfl
Quantities Call t vim! lilac ,1 h
» ’ | arisen: 1 . MORE"
L’EFFRON 2 ”‘3: ' if" llttlllll Sill ,
3 Rowan St. East Norwalk. 5 “'5" K“- N ‘ I" or gigglxgvggfial'i‘afi‘zrtr V
And you will get the highest mark, UPLEX RAZOR C0: J ERSEY CITY, N-J. .
ct prices for some. 5 .
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DEATHS AND FUNER’ALS- started immediately to bring the fig-
ure as near 100 per cent. an passiblc."
Funeral of william Novak. declared a statement issued hv the
The funeral services of the late Wil- bani: presidents. .
liain Novnk, of 3 Broad street, will be ‘ Announcement was made that bunk
bed this morning at 9 o’clock trust companies and industrial cor-
lrom‘ St. Mary’s churCh. Burial will notations having their main offices in
Ncw York already have subscribed to
We have no canvassers.
Automobiles a specialty.
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LOST—WHITE FRENCH POODLE,
iiccnsctl but without collar. Notify be made in St' Marys cemetery, - -
Mrs. Wood, 282 East avenue East "M" nearly 5000’000'000 0‘ ”"9 10“”- T 1‘9
mealk " , THEATRES TO SELL BONDS 'largcst subscription rm... a batik m
‘ccivcd today was from the Chatham
and Phoenix National for $2,000,000.
the First Week in June This is in addition to $2,000,000 prca
NEW YORK, May '29.~Plans were viously subscribed by that institution.
announced here tonight for carrying The American Sugar Refining Coni-
to campaign for the sale “Liberty puny. it was learned, subscribed for
Loan bonds into virtually every “183‘ $1,000,000 of the bonds.
ire in the United States during the, A . ______ ‘
week beginning June 4. At a meet HARTFORD MILLIONAIRE'S WILL
jug of prominent managers and Dl‘O-t
ducerS, held in the office 0f Daniel’ HARTFORD, May 29.—-The will of
Mailman. a committee was appointed John J.'=Coi~ning, late oi New York,
to aid in obtaining speakers and pro- admitted to probate in thiscity todav
— vidlng literature. application blanks"provides that the major portion of his
and clerical 116111 A salesman W1“ estate, now in trust for his widow.
. be stationed in each theatre ob‘by. it shall.go" upon her death to the "art-
WASHINGTON, May 29.—Thercoun- was suit], with bonds for sale. . "fopd’ 1min}, Hartford “oi-man Asy-
try's climbing export trade reached 41 Presidents of the forty-nine nation- loin, Connecticut Humane Society and
yearly total of more than 56.00950”: at banks in this city formulated plans aflfbm.y;_m_ C. A. Mr. Corning, a na-
during the twelve months endingmdth to increase the 'uubscriptionu of their “nationhood, was reputed to lie d
April, another new record. Ear» .thc respective depositdrs. Thus ‘3’: it millionaire. '
year ending with April, 1916, theftotnl was said, only about five per cent. of 'I, .
was less than' s4.ooo.ooo,ooo.nnd for the depositors had invested in Linen: 5.,» ’5“, man. 1,, dennquem and
the year before that only about $2; iy Bonds. . destructive lmcome a Sentinel clonal
500,000,000.“ ‘ ' “An energetic rampant! will belted, diverting: n‘onoo.
LOST——1’.~\SS noon No. 336~0N
The Peoples‘ Trust Company 79 Wash-
ington street, Suntli Norwalk, Conn.
Finder will please return to the bank
of issue. m28 3t
Effort to Be Made to Push Their Sale
PUBLIC AUCTION
Household goods, ice box, rugs, etc"
at 14 Cross street, Norwalk, Thurs-
day, May.3l. 2 p. m. Wm. H. Guthrie.
auctioneer. ' ‘
GREAT EXPORT TRADES»
l.
l the opinion that tin? city had the room
{liltil it needed at the prcwnl titiic for
‘phcn
The rent {layers of the town were gard to the conditions of the presedtvm‘f'
declared by the speaker to be shirking $610015, the mayor suggested that tuft."
”It’ll" end of the ”taxes, and letting the sehol bond issue he [dnced an ill} J . u
:i‘roperty Owners lll‘3’t‘t tlic cxpciisc of table until more definim mtormnliw ,,. ‘
to same. ‘ '
Mr. McMahon ttrgctl that Caution be'hfiitiesgifgg Sglfiifisl:xgnfif 12)::ch .o- .‘
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Harold '1‘. Murray took the floor a :fipifsytg‘zir‘olioyme y
this mint, and declared himself to bc ‘ H ,‘ . - been
iiflailisl the building of any new scliOol1 _er 11,“: S‘Lljogtnifijjuzacifiexten‘- ’ ‘
houses tit the present time. Mr. Mur- affllowd. ”11‘1““ t-tken up. - ‘
id}; is of the. opinion that the Phat tits- > “7?, “”.‘,"g',, it“; rpm] :1 copy of'tfib ”j '
ti-i'ct now Dai‘s higher taxes than it‘dP:W‘I‘T‘“_:1‘,:;lmix;\,(;lVow that 331910: the h _.
can afford, and that it would be tlil iiii- ' .~ , , - eéond Tux—M: “ ‘
position to put any more of a load on 11““! If? 1.1“." (13:); 3:35:99“ of flies
the lilXIlilpi'l‘b’ of that district. The mg norm. “ mum the matter at
Junior High School was also condoni-
llml by tli-e speaker, who stiilctl that
lli‘ could scc no cause ‘I for the con-
tinuance of such an institution.
Councilman ,Itobcrtson exprmsct
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mili‘iit‘iZg llll' important things accom‘ .
lilEJtt‘d ‘llni night wits that the coun.
til totctl to have the mayor anoint.
l :i Conimitlt‘c of thrce’ to investigate ,
the feasibility of adopting a. sugges-
tion made by Councilman Maurice [1.
school purposcs, and that fire liundrt‘tl ‘ d continue . the Wilson
' ' won: ; ,
inorc pupils could be accmnodutcd :Il :‘l,‘l?g”)u1 where it turns to the 1811 v
. - (mi ‘1 . , . > , .u
v . ‘01101 llllllll.‘ runs
the pitstnt time b. tlit is near ”w trolley tracks and he a ;
tugs of the .own. across ,1”, tracks of t. .
Stc- southerly '
nbury and Nero
1ch with the
atc the crossing" of
railroad trucks and do away with tie:
t the crossing. The comm!
~ ntod shortly by the
Sccond District (‘otnniissioiicr
S. Hatch brought forth a rcport D“ ‘
pony pain
This would obit
alk Railroad com:
trolley “001‘s? ‘ '
signed by Superintendent iro '1‘. Chop ~,.i
man in which he alleged that the Jci-
lcrson, :lllt] Washington schools litttl
cost about 500.000. He wanted to
know how it was llittt lwo schools
could be built for $70,000 now with
liiiiilici- and other materials about . A petition “.2“, rpceivpd‘ from the
twice as high. -l)r. (‘obtirn replied by Connecticut Company in regard In
stating that. a great acid of thc ornzi- change of pole location on Setwifil’:
niciital work had bccn cut out of the avenue, Cow nvenuo and First street.
prosunt clone rm~ the building and .\ hearing will be held a.” this matter
other unnecessary improvements lind U“ the cvcning of June 12‘ at 8 o’clock. .
been omitted. William H. )lclitthon “preventative NehemisliCandceJn
came back with the charge that the a lcltt‘l‘. toltl Cf the passing of mo Cali
School lloard must have been exit-tit» Pasture bill by the legislature. The. ,
liglllll in tlic building of thc \Vashing- letter was placed on record.
ton and Jefferson schools and had lltl- Councilman George D. Russell. in , .
detl .to the high tax rates. Hc ud- behalf of the Norwfllk Police Depal'l— .
vised that the bids for each- of the merit presented apetltlon which asked ,4:
new schools be received separately. for an increase of salary for police of.
Mr. McMahon further stated that it floors. The petition was signed 'bI
was impossible at the present time Chief ‘William R. Pennington and all
for a man to put up any sort of a the other oilicel'n (n the force.
building in this city and make a tie- Albert N. Mossman and other East ‘ ,
cent profit. out of it. For this rcnson- Sitlc rosidpnts petitioned that 1338i
in' the opinion of Mr. McMahon, the avenue be repaired, Reiterretl to high— '
people with money are. not investing way committee. . 1
‘in Norwalk, but are going out of town Charles F. paige and other citizens i
In answer to Mr. Murray's s-tate- petitioned that a sewur be laid on ‘
incnt regarding the junior high school Horton street, Fourth Taxing district. , ,
Dr. M. J. Coburn informed the Coun- Referred to Highway committee. '
oil that if the junior high were done A petition asking for an increase or
away With that it would be necessary salary was received from the Norwnlk . .
to build“, another: high schol im- firemen, and was endorsed hymn
mediately. Commissioner Frederick H. Gaul-ms» '
John McMahon urged that the city This was tabled until the next mob
should go slow in considering the i -. i‘
building of new scliolliouses, ‘and he, George W. Bognrdus asked for anh-
stated thnt buildings inferior to thelcreas e of salary. This communication
structures recently erected would now i was referred until the next meeting.
cost more money thnnidld the recent, " '
buildings. Mr. tMcMahon‘i’urther urged
that the city should not build a struct-t
ure at the present time, that it would
be ashamed of dyefy‘ea'rs from 'now. .
.lames'i‘. Huhhcllv'expressed he on
iuion thin. the mom time Is a bad
time to construct. tiny new buildings.
.nnd also ~statoa“..'tant he did not be-
I
dancers a
we' will be 300‘
mayor. . .
CommunicationS.
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HARTFORD, May 29.-A nationals
bankruptcy was filed todaytiifi. an ,
United grates District/ohm w .
Charlcu D. Meioney of this aim, that: . p.
ing immune-i or 3.141.012.32 modem
oi rcal cutotc valued at 322,100., f;
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