SIDERIN
1918 BUDGET
appointed hr the mavorl OF THE CITY
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ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
:lllf-t soutcthun; tleorlc
titular“. was explained by Mauritc l,
Nutting, chairman of this department.
'l‘lir‘ administrative department’s bud
amounts to tlt sum of 31:41:90
year. which is an increase
y$iintttzl ovcr last year‘s appropriation
:t, I'|\ sralt- .‘or it or at tlil‘l‘lfl‘lltlut‘llull of $15.04? A jump of $8.000 in the
‘ 3 :~llll\'lfl,‘.’. fuiid is mainly responsible for
tthis increase.
‘ Herbert R. Smith then explained
tttw various appropriations called for
;tn thr- town cltrk‘s budgct. and stat»
t‘ll during the course of the hearing
on this department. that a steel map
case the cost of which is $185 is. a
iiiuchrneuded necessity in the town
chrk's office at the present time. The
rctiininiier of the. budget contained
lchd t'Mlt'ilBkS which amounted in all
to $2.483. Last year‘s appropriation
lor this departincnt amountcd to
Siftuu,
The city hall budget was short and
was txplaillcd by ticorge \k'. Stevens.
w—-itv~~ .. $4,000 will cover the expenses of the
LIBERTY BONDS IN CUBA city hall for the coming year.
. 1 This is j”... a beginning. but an ad-‘ l‘he Health Department budgtrt its
Cuba is "coming across" i’or ottr l.i . _ ‘t-ntcrcd for the coming year amounts
Will Load The (.“m National Bank. ”“1“”? W"- by to $3.300. which is the same amount
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' ' was appropriated last ycar. 'l‘hoiii-
.undertakt-n a big campaign to pop;
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Hill t'liziirmu'i. l't‘l‘l‘lllly tackled the po-
tip?
into prtddcnt llt .l ltl'm lnal way.
ptl
this
out, JU
“I‘m"
‘ ; TUBE ALMANAC FOR
., TOMORROW
. to tide 11:19 a. m.; 11:33]).111.
' rises 4:19; sets 7:23.
:clting that l‘.ic farincis tipstalc wele'
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NE 5, 1917
litutttntliiiz .ilitttit plittllitti: potatoes oil.
l‘llll tli..tsltottsl_\ lu‘n priccs. Mr. l‘er-
ltllis cozittucicd tor lllt‘ total output
or ttitttl gait-s t~l1ltllilltl land at a
J
. IQISENTINEL TEL-E artict- “llllll assures tlic growtrs a
‘ PHONE CALLS
trial Rooms—92. l
. vials Office—93. i ltltiotlo basin-ls. \vitith will be sold to
wlk Branch Office—1388.
as i ’s Residence—2182.
' Editor’s Residence—14924. . > ”
H'csa'Manag'er‘s Residence——l"‘ and consumer will l-enelit, and 110-,
, 113—12. ,body will worry about the failure of!
"r
.salisiat lory profit.
ll‘ha! ill‘t‘il is twpct'tt-tl to produce
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i the city poo: during tlic rullllllt‘l' and
‘iall at actual cost. Thus both produc-
lllt‘ niiddleincn to make an t-xorbitant~
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iprofit out of them.
It points the way
lwliich :llly t-ity might obtain for its Lt:
s F. Flaherty, secretary of the board
of health. describot: the various ex
pcnses of thc boaid, and made a
strong bitl for tho appropriation of
1‘ i l 'b 1 l 7 d not‘ people a lull supply of any necessary
lie and sell tic .i or y )on :3 ‘ _
11W S l*litlllt‘, at an enormous saving.
merely in Cuba. hilt throughout Latin"
. . Mi. l’crkins' committee has now 0 , _ . . . _
Ainerlca. It is t‘ttlltlttt'lllls it“ mien-1 . . $000 tor an isolation hospital, which
’ ,put through another decidedly inter- account is («mumps in ”1,. official
publishing advertise, .
. ’rsting tlcal,
altd Silillllhlly _
‘lltlll oi the slicep
btitluct ttl the charity dcparttiicnt. Mr
l~‘|alierly also spokc of the necessity
of hot pint: up the mosquito cittcrtninn
8 campaign
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looking to the rehabilita-g
New
J Ellis in both English
industry iii
4 ‘In its printt-d stall-inciiis the Danni
a this work
tliei tipplictl fora similar amount last year.
‘llut the itciii was clippcd to $1,250
included in the salaries of the board
them shipped to
There
« is now having
announces that it is tltllll
‘.~t1bh(‘l'ibcl' oi to
metropolis :or di‘stl ibulion. is
' i arcnlly on _
gh MD‘ crlck A
with the rcqncst that tho hoard grant
tux $10,000 appropriation for the lay
'llt'll an industry. The idea is to rc-j
on any of ours.
This is genuine t't)l)]lt'l‘;llltlll 0
St. that gives its peculiar satislacti
nklwas the first Lilllll'Alllt‘l'lCillll
but: to ollcr llt‘l' help in our war,
K V' ~ .' ”duhl'm‘l tilltl (lt‘llYt’l‘ them.
at German aggresston. and silt t
coping liver word. “licptildics.” itl , . .
l » -. lt'lllt‘s to go into.
been said, "arc ungratclul. litii ' . :
' I - W . .l'l)‘ sec a great deal more of it in the;
belies the saying. \\ t- fought a_ K
to liberate Cuba, and lit‘re is t‘ttha; .
l ciled
in in to llt‘l) make our Liberty,
11!? g 1 [through
. tstocit the tlll-é’llttt‘ farm‘s, tlit-rt-by help-
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v 50ml street. First District.
The slit-c i, like tlit- tot-tines, 'tr
1 I ‘ ‘ lwill be given attention when the oill
item is held next week.
This is a new sort of enterprise for. l”
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t‘, lx’ttltncr and l-‘i‘ctlt‘rick Greenwood
'l‘lit- expenses in this budlzct are nine
“P'I‘t' setting rccon~i1iciitlt hunt, and amount to $10,170
t s
the coininunitm it
next few yours.
to having
11-;
and
Scavicw . nvcliuc
an a success. as the first step in a
grenter war of liberation. And
is determined to go with us all
7 ., ay.
Thus the bread cast upon lllt' waters
Mmladopt modern business methods itltllll
lint-cling new economic problems andt
'.itiiiiistci‘iiiu to the material needs oft tltlt" tinic, inasmuch as it
pe(u)lellllldt‘l‘ considcralioli by the council
illllt
its citizen. There. are still
\VltO Slllltltlt‘l' Ill Sllt‘lt DI'OJ'WIS 9-“ ”50'; been appropriated for repairs to Sea
.1. .2. var-m,
of l
u ‘ : an tiiaaaziitt-s of s‘ottlhi ‘ .
newspapers d D ll’ork It has bought 0.000 yearling! lion malt. and urged that the sum
Ed Central Anicl‘ic'd. . , . .ol‘ $1.300 callcd for in the budget be
' . ' - " ' ”a a ti . ,.
I mmlnmnmu m" ‘ m 0““ on n lurnntt-d this year. llie health board
jtltout cost 10 ll!" . . . .
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government of ”w l'nitcd Summit lrill ntioti if tttitsl’oiming t iii‘ttiiliti‘s is an ' l‘ltllt .inirutntum ‘to “my”. m ”H, rcgltnt‘llt I“, “H“! up
. .‘.York city iiilo a Sllt‘l‘p ranch. though 5“" as ”‘9‘ 3‘41“” “f H“ “”u‘ m‘ at once “3”, mp stllllt' ”(Md stuff
America.” In 0131‘“? “‘“Hlifi ” ‘9' iltthor. \lllliaiii ll. McMahon con . P- ‘
. ‘ .1 “n ‘ ttzs a matter of fact their is a largt‘; cups-H1 pm mm 1., l," 11”... .md as licloi‘c.
‘ l stiles: ‘l iso t.“ ‘ " “ ‘ ‘ . ‘ " “ - .. .t- — ,-
almg “K bu H ‘ . lLli't-.i within the titv limits. on ‘Slatt-Ill t‘cconinit-ntlcd that the item bc Cut to ((ll’l‘JXll-“tth. illlllt‘ vi. “it
@9958. exactly as our ()\\-1\ hanlts all! t 1_ M “I” um 1 mm suitlblc rm , $3 . lniiitloli.«~'l‘lic tlct'iiiaii titilltai'v
,~>.it til 4 " >3 .- 2 ' ~.... .. .- .. . a. -- ‘
H mm” ”mot *7 thai‘as \\ tnipfht min and IlOlI‘ “lupin-mph 1m“. sllppl‘csscd uh.
lills appeared at {his lltlll‘.
lint: to replenish the city food supply.1 out. widening and repairing of River
This matter
1“ 1”“ “1“” ll “"5“" '1'“ “ll." '0 huy.‘ rial lit-atlas on tho highways tltlltll‘l'
'l‘ht- 'l‘l'irtl liislrict btidut-t was the
“It titttnhcr on the program, and was}.
llttt we shall [)l‘Obll-‘ tvplained by t‘otitiiilssioncrs (‘harlt 9,
li'. lx’tlhticr titirtnu tlit~ course of the
41151‘.” ‘itlll inquired as to what action
"“mll‘il’m gm"’rflm‘m‘ilwould bc ttllit‘n iii regard to fixing _
Gregory llt‘lgllbtll‘htititl. but llti
* lloulctartl. and was informed that this
matter would be given illlt'llllOll in
was now
i thc amount of $2.000 had already
. , . 'o cnuagt- in such business tindcriak
‘ - '0“ 'ol bill is than" ,
he fedeiul mo“ ( l ‘ ling. hat the objectors must he shov
' . ‘t . t ‘ l uitol' .
but it is not (mmmd G h led aside and the laws and (‘Ol'lSlllll
es back ‘tllt‘l‘ many days l . ,
. t . lcialislic," tiiitl there are states Vt'lltist*E‘1‘<‘; “3.1““;‘1'1 t l \ l m 1 lb 1 I,
' . , ._ . cpncii .. a (‘1 exp il et c it:-
SOARDING constitution; or statttlc's forbid cities 2“, ”f the Spmml 'l‘nxiug District.
. iii which the cxpcnscs are practically
let‘tl. The total t-xpt-nsos will amount
" dttrini: the coming year to $29,212.
The building departiticnt budget
lwas thc last business to be taken up
peace. conditions must include the
liberation of territories occupied
lby Germany. the return of Alsace-v
Lorraine to France and just rcp-
aration for damage done in the. in»
'vaded regions. The resolution.
fwhicll tins accepted by tho gov-
:t'i‘lllllt'lll. also favors the crcrti-u
:ot’ a league of nations for
llilitllllt‘ll‘dlil't‘ cf peace.
The secret session, which wax
adjourned from Saturday. ("llillilv
tied all yottcrtlziy afternoon and
lcvciiing until midnight.
' ST. JOHN‘S, X. l“.. .lttiic
l'l‘lic part played by the Nt’t‘Jl'illlltb
llantl licgilnciit lll ilic lighting
about Mont-by is described in a [ct-
‘tcl‘ l'l‘t‘t‘lYt‘tl by the government til‘
ttlie colony from a general N‘E‘Vlllj:
lin France. The rcgitiiciit was
brought up to rclicvc tlic troops
illtlltllllg Moncliy. “our most ad-
tvanct-d and most iiiiporiant
point,” and was sent forward to
gain more ground. 'l‘wo column»
has pushed beyond the objective
alitl rtislictl a wood in whit-ll they
saw masses of (it-mans.
A terrific fight followed. ()f
the two coiiipaiiit-s. only oiic man
rctttrncd. His only comment was
.tliat it “was the most glorious
fight" lit». had ever been in.
The ticriiiaiis at once cottiitcr
liitackcd iii great numbers. Wlicn
tlicy rcacllcd the eastern outskirts
of Moiicliy. they were stopped by
tho headquarters st all of tlic Ncw-
l'otliitllalitl licgiliiclit. lt-tl by tlicir
t-oloiicl. With a dozcn nicii tlicy
llcltl an advancctl trcncli and ptil
up such an otl'ciisivc iirc tliut tlit-
t‘llt‘ltl)’ i'ollcd bach'in disorder.
'l‘lic gciicral urgcd that
illi'
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lllt‘
llllli~St‘llllllt‘, Stattsbttrgcr '/Zcitiin;.r
and the Radical Wot-kly World.
accordiiit.r to a British dispatch.
PAWS, .lunc :).~—-'.'\ll Paris
\\ as awakciictl about -l o'clock yrs»
tcrday mot-hing by a powcri‘ul dc-
toiiiition fdllowctl by several small
ones. A factory lll .-\nbcrvillcrc. a
suburb. liatl exploded with such
i'orcc that nothing: was left of tlic
' sll’tlt'ttll't' til. the factory llst'll,
wliilc tllc roofs ol‘ nearby buildings
were carried away. Other domain,-
of consequence was done in the
casualties
Our Values Arc itaéqualicd. Economy Is
Always tittr Watchword.
Sport Suitings
Yard wide, worth 39c.
Special ......... 19c yard
Silk and Wool Poplins
40 inches wide, pure dye, all col-
01‘s.
Regular $1.75 . . $1.39 yard
Striped Silks
Yard wide, worth $1.60 yard.
Special ....... $1.29 yard
Women's Vests
Sleevclcss and short sleeves,
Special ..............
Women’s Lisle Union
Suits
With illalian silk tops. knee
lengths. .
Regular $1.50 ...... $l."9
Kayserfs Silk Gloves
Two clasp, double finger tips,
black and wltite‘.
Worth $1.00 . . ..
Fancy Silk Ribbon
0 inches wide. white and dolors.
all ptirc silk. Worth 396.
Special ......... 23c yard
75c pair
l’cbcco Tooth Paste
500 sizc ............. 29c
Triangle O'Ccdar Mop
Regular 75c . . ..... 59c
Bottle O’Cedar Oil
Regular 50c ......... 39c
Lawn Mowers
Fourteen inch blades, tight inch
wheel.
Regular $5.50 ...... $4.49
No. 8 Aluminum Tea
Kettle
Regular $3.50.
Special ............ $2.49
Screen Doors
All sizes, $1.25 and up, Please
bring exact ineastircment as none
can be axchanged,
Hemp Stair Carpet
_22’ int-tics wide.
Regular 50c ......... 37c
Crex Rugs
New more, Japanese. patterns.
all colors, size {0x11
Regular $12.00 . . . . . $9.98
Dress Trunks
St inch,tw0 cowhide straps, can~
vitss covered. heavy brass tl‘itn‘
things. value $10.00.
Special ........... $8.79
Bungalow Rugs
All colorS. washable and i‘evcrsi‘
ble. Size 27x50 inches.
Value $1.25 ......... 97c
English Imperial Lona-
cloth
12 yard pieces, soft chamois fins
ish.
Regular $2.50 . $1.98 piece
Naiusook
Emcllent quality, the schicea
ble kind.
Regular $3.00 . $1.98 niece
Hemmcd Napkins
Scrvit-t:a‘)lc taliic napniiir, attrac
the designs. ltcgular $2.00 a doz- V -
(‘11. ‘
$1.49 dozen
Turkish Towels .
Regular 25c ......... 19c
Bed Spreads
l-‘inc (futility, inarseilles, designs,
heavy. double bcd size.
$1.19
Table Damask
full bleached. . ’
00 inches wide,
won it 39c. .
Special ............. 25c
front the explosion thus far have
been reported.
WAHIHNU'I‘ON. .ltttto 5.-—-~.\‘cc-
rctar_v_ Datficls has announced
that the intuit-s of tlic scizcd llt‘l'~
iiian ships assigned to the Navy
have liccll changed as follows:
tit-icr to Scltttrx: llrrsltitt to.
llridgcport; Kicl to t‘amdcit; l.ci-
bciil'cls to Houston : Sitxoiiia to Sa-
vaiiiiali: \'o;:cnscn to Quincy: Ni-t
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N ChNNINo- DEpONSTNATioN iLIGHTING PROMISIONS
NOTES. ‘
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A sticccsstnt (‘itllllillL' dcntonstratton'
was licld in lllt‘ t‘micrcluitiolial t‘litl'pt»l.l
\\‘ilton_ on Saturday afternoon. .ltuic‘.
2nd. and scrcnty-ciiz'lit \voiiicn were pm.“ July 1, 1917.
tcarcfully instructed by Mrs. Myers of, lows:
ltiduciicld. in approved motliotls of»
canning fruits and witctahlcs. Strina.
UNDER NEW LAW
The provisions of tho law which re-
lowusncople. csitccially the ,nlors
chants.
EMERSON MOTOR “
PROMOTERS INDICTED
late to lights on automobile go into
Char ed With C n' ' a
They are its for g o Sp” cy to Denali“
InvestorSchceiver Named
NEW YORK, .lunc 5.—~A fetlt-rtnt
grand jury yesterday indicted iottrteeir.
individuals and four corporations om
thrcrcr there is not sufficient
liqlit, within the limits of thc trav-
~...,~;- rest. i... . .. . . _
”h an) “hmmnt m“ ' t‘dllll l" l‘"""‘”‘"- Ull"““‘ll‘l l”. bcans. spinach and :ttt‘aiiibcrrics wctc, (.th portion of ‘1“) highwt'l' to molte
rfere w .
a chargc of conspiring to defraud,
.those' who hoard, store or destroy
(l, fuel or other ncccssarics of life
the purpose of limiting tlic supply
1' affecting prices. It does not apply
he gl‘Eat mass of producers; farin-
roperniittcd as usual to hold
of War," reads a
by "Society people no
their evening clotht-s and motor
their favorite clubs or to
air own crops as long as they like.
does not apply to the consumers;
,e're'will he no limitation of family
if.)
ncrs and ihonce to dances that has
till daybreak." Ali. no.
urcha‘ses, 110 invasion of homes are serving the Slllllllt“n'l thrcc-cours
dinncrs. 'l‘ltcy arc
.or inSpcct the food on hand. It
selves to target practice, knitting. t
e-- .not apply to small retailers It
E‘-
a only gamblers, ini..tilcincn and
heusual avenues of distribution
6 ‘snke of gaining aii illegitiltltlte ft-ol thc pain of such asbetlcism. W
don‘t have. to come
be food situation should “0001119 course diiiitcrs with any thud. \\'
prions, no doubt the government
Seek authority to prevent hoard-
eu 'on it small scale. But at pre-
e' is no such intention shown,
have been getting
' course meals, and at that the specia
ists tell us we over-cat.
those wartime economics are simpl
a new fad. They strike no deeper tha
are sheer piiarisaism.
accordingly. it great nunr
amilies, at the first sign of
flush out and btty food as if
é, it precipitates a real scar-
the time being and forces cc
1' family to pay high prices.
t'number‘s of retailers load tip
finger stock than usual, in ex-
' of a prospective gain, it has
effect. If farmers hold their
tacit consent, instead of mar-
em regularly, the same thing
manifest.
Meantime. smart
if the
of things is justified.
citizen has it in his power to
our up by hoarding, or to help.
‘at a normal level by doing
or selling without thought
"Society Drops li‘rivolitics to Think
headline, “’1'0“"‘ditliti building department, a schedule
lotigcr‘ don
10‘,
exclusil'e
liomt-s for seven or cigltt~coursc din-
The women
devoting them-
tlic organization of Women for nation-
lltrlbutcrs who may withhold at fjorvicp' T1“... are practicing as FE‘V DAYS
qllalltltit's 0f food. fuel, etc. well its preaching cconnniy.
S Fortunately. must of its need not
down to three-
along on two
For the "society" llt‘ll‘e referred to,
any other whim of the moment. They
Perhaps when
the boys of some of these women are
living on army rations—and glad toJ
get thcm—u note of real emotion MW.
'5‘ r; -tt.. en'n o . .
bl mm" ml the n F m a 1 g duo” tn the. same manner as the
"”1““ 0f ”‘9' new talk may become French army. and will be main-
serve to amuse the rest of the nation.
perhaps their purpose in the scheme
Vault, Country Deserves Your Support) .
“Liberty Loam on Bonds.
Maillot: your. money- tit/cry
small subscription ‘
regular printing bill.
After the licttrlng of the budget. of
for future ticarings was arranged as
follows : ~—
’l‘htirsday.
ntcnt.
l Monday. June 11, highway dcpnti-
nlent.
\chnesday. June 13, police. fire and
charities departments.
RITISH FRONT IN
FRANCE PREPARING
GREAT ' OFFENSIVE
WITHIN THE NEXT
,—
Jtine I, school depart
t
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grains of annexation and indemni-
Bttics. They have. apparently. nbitiis
doncd the idea of a separate pcacc
with Russia. and are now discus—
sing the dismcnibcrmcnt of that
country.
PARIS. June 5. 1:40 a. n1:—
Prcsitlcnt Poincare has signed a
decree creating a Polish, army.
’l‘lioPolcs now serving iii the
French army will forth the nucleus
of the new force, and all other
available Poles will he, invited to
enlist for the duration of the war.
The men will fight under the
tancieiit Polish flag, will be organ-
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tained at the expense of the
setters French government.
PARIS. June 5. 1:50 a. m.——By
a vote of 453 to 55, the Chamber
of Dcputic, in secret session, has
adopted a resolution declaring that.
Most of the new names of ilicl
vcsscls arc of coast towns and
citit‘s which have some connection
with tho navy. 'l‘ltc Under. the"
gtinboat iiitcrucd at Honolulu. is
rc-nainctl for t‘ai'l Sclturz. the;
famous tlcriuan-Amcrican soltlicr.~
Leibcnfcls. now the llonston.’
was sunk in (‘liarlcston Harbor.
when the l‘tiitcd States broke. off
relations with Germany.
LONDON. .ltinc 5.——Accordiiig
to information rccivctl by the
Norwcgiun chaiion here, 49 Nor-
wcgian stcanisiiips. with :i gross
tonnage of 75,397. were stink ili
May. 'l‘tvcnty’divc lives were lost.
NEW YORK, 'lunc 5.—'l‘lit‘cc
officers from the German prize
steamship Fern, interned at Stui
Juan. Porto Rico. and taken over
by the United States in April. ar-
rivcd ltcrc yesterday on a Porto
Rico steamship its prisoners.
GIRLS’ TRIP STOPPED
Plans of Three. Young Women Upset
by Parent and Police
That “there's many a slip twlxt the
cup and the lip" three girls of this
city learned this noon when a trip
they had planned to Providence, R. I.,
was stopped just before they boarded
the noon train for South Norwalk,
by the father of one of the girls and
Patrolman Ralph Gulliver. The trio
had purchased their tickets and" were
just about to get on the train when
the father of one of them appeared.
His daughter immediately went into
hiding and for a time kept out, of
sight. Finally she appeared and was
told by the father to go home. In-
stead of doing so she ran down the
railroad track and disappeared, but
.c
. away but: finally . 030111“th that “1933’
~‘knoivledso of. .thelr parents." Patrbl-
t .man Gulliver” redeemed their tickets
lthe father was confident that she
would go. home. .
The other two girls at first claimed
their mothers knew, they were going
were leaving,'the city without the
tin the public.
|will be held in about two weeks. the
. dates to be definitely announced hilt-r.
‘to be erected, c. one-story structure.
House, Washington nvcntic. The ses-l
sioii begins at 2:110 p. m. and is 'opcnt
. .
Other cannini: demonstrations now
being planned include onc lit the“
Town IIilll_ Stratford. under the dircc-l
tion of Miss Judson. and one in Fair-i
tlcld. which is beinr: planned by Mrst
Wm. Glover. Tht-sc two lllf‘t‘tlllgb‘l
Thinbury is also on the list for call-
ninn demonstrations as soon a: dates
can be arranzcd and it trained teacher
secured to instruct the classes.
The Farm Bureau lltlS just received,
the supply of new canning bulletins."
and the numerous rcqucsts for copies
which have been received will be
promptly taken care of.
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NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(The Commercial Record.)
TheI T. J. Pardy Construction ('0.
of Bridgeport has b>cn awarded the
contract for the erection of new
buildings here for the Nat-walk Tire
3- Rubber Co. Thrcc buildings are
16x60 feet. a. three-story building.
36x35 feet. and another building. two
stories high, 30x140 feet. All will be
reinforced concrete. Work will be
started at. once, anti subcontracts will
be let soon.
Bids on Schoolhouseo.
Bids have been received for the
erection of the proposed new school-
houses planned by Architects Sun-
derland & Watson of Danbury and
Joseph A. Jackson of New York. The
matter is still in the hands- of the
committee, of which Dr. Milton ’Co-
burn is chairman and no decision has
been arrived at yet.
GRAND Tam THANKS
ORGANIZATIONS.
At a regular meeting of Douglas
Fowler Post. held at the Post Rooms
last evening, a vote of thanks was
passed to each organization wh) took
part in the Memorial Day parade, to
the children for ftheir enthusiastic
participation in the services on the
Green, and to the public in géneral
for their hearty «so-operation. _
,HENRY 0. ROGERS,
mum'klmfi.
ounlas Fowler Past.
r firm-u t». _
ti-ms must in cliaiigcd if municipal nd- . '
/ ~. 'l‘lsl cvcnin'v and a cut. was made in \ i . - t. l‘l . f. . . . .
., I.) _. uitcn ist- tol , . . s. . t\\ mil .\t\\h. olttii tltls to .w I. n . pros. .. ,_ ..- . v > ' .. .. . .
boarding (1m ‘ ha " J ministration is to face and solvc the u... cxicnscs of [his (lomptmom to l i. ._- _ 'u If“ ‘1} ll“ ‘ . "H “l‘l‘l”‘~ ”9"“th 0‘ “lb-‘ldltltdl through the malls. invcstors of the"
" ' - l l liontr lull'lt‘ f‘llt‘tltl Leoniiidt tot ho iininy \\( l0 unable to all: n.i tln» Him. .1. .1. H, .~ l' , ..
vlngs on ”10 pttl't oi WON“ “MI clients of the new one the amount of $215. ’l‘hc printing “3" \. h: . i ‘dctiimistr‘itioti ll“tl 'iiotlic' wi'l h» ‘ “M a (”m 'l ”N“ ll“ "n “ a.” Emerson “0‘0“ Company. a Debt
ll not be In all touched by it. in l ~ .. . ‘0an listed by Building; Inspector . sloiia Andromeda to Ruth slut-z H” ‘l; ‘i .. r~f I; I t t l‘tttncc of at least we hundred and filly ware corporation with a capital stock.
, ‘ ‘ ‘ "— . (‘lai-t-ncc l lv‘inch at $35 was entlrclv ‘10“ l'llllttl’t‘l": ttl llt‘aillort ;- ‘Vl'c‘liit llnl‘nlml“ ‘l‘ltii ”1‘ I) m] . “‘“b ”‘9 “3““9'11 “PM" “‘lm‘h ‘1 “it“ of “0.063.000. The indictment no
‘ “ " H "- ‘ * '~ -" ,' '~ t ‘Sti_'..- t‘ i . t ‘tr‘ ‘ -. - . -. . -. 'i .. .. . ’ . . - .. .
be 131150“ l'tlldll)’ “S l‘m‘l‘ll'd only DOWN TO THREE-COURSE cttt out. owing to the fact that this l’l'tlcsltlclil to lullcl'y; liot-ltt‘ltll 1‘“semi-monthly [dinning school “.ml 1)... gall-19°12”? 1‘5 lowly“ ‘f' ‘l'- ill“ tiiscs tho dt‘f“ntlanls oi ”mutating,
DINNERS item is ample taken care of in the tilill'port. '. . .' 1“,”... '. s. it .t M" ' “ mud ‘0 hm" “ l‘ ”l “IU‘IOIL no its to buy the corporation’s:
“" ““5““ ’“ "WNW" t“ H”) “1‘ .tlirow sutfictcnl light tilictttl ti sit" stock knowing it was not wortlt Lllv
any pcrsnn, vehicle or substz-nii d to
jcct upon the roadway straiizhi ahead
of tho motor vehicle for ti distance of
at least one hundred anti fifty feet.
Any light thrown directly 'tltcad or
sidcwlsc shall be so arranged that no
tittzzlini.r rays or beams of reflected
light. from it or from any rellector
shall, at any time. be more than
pritc they paid for it.
Prior to the indictment today 1:.
receiver for tlic company was. ap-
pointctl after an involuntary petition:
in bankruptcy had been filed.
in a statement filed in the icderai‘t
court in connection with the bank—
ruptcy proceedings the Emersom
company's nominal liabilities are. suicfil
linen and onctlinlf lfcet above the to be 38.000.000 and assets about
ground on a level road at R distance 6190.000, most of which is. iii cash.
of seventy-five [cot ahead oi such ve- It is alleged that of 700.000 shares:
of the cotnmon stock of the Emersom
to enable the operator of thi motor Company. par value $10,000,0R‘d
\tliiclc to see. any person, vehicle or shares went into the treasury of the-
substantial object upon the i-ciitlivaylpromoters and 2701000 were sold too
or at the side of the road within lOlllN. lt‘. Wilson at $t.75 ashore. 1mm
feet on each side of the tno‘nr vvhi-iwero offered to the public at $7. The-
tlc and ten fcct ahead of soul veiii-‘company advertised that beginning‘
ole. . 1917 it would manufacture cars at!
No spot light shall be used whenlthe rate of 30.000 a year t0 be 5011?
another approaching vehicle is inifor$395 at a profit of $09 each.Thei
sight, except who nprojecting its ixiyslconipmly's advertised $250000 fate-
directly on the. ground at a disniiceitm‘)‘ did not Ittalt‘l‘itililtt. it is at.
not cveecdiug thirty feet in front ot‘legett. except for a temporary. fart“-
the vehicle using such spot light amnitory at Long Island City. consoling?
to the right of the center of the high? 0f. 0110 leased ”001' “'1”! a Power
way. 1 plant.
The Motor Vehicle department. rn<|
der direction of the commissionew
has invited manufacturers of light-l
in“ “Vices ‘° “"1““ ”“319 ‘0 melwaitium L. Steele Committed to Jail
department for test. The process of. .
test will probably be to require filing, I" “my Days
of the device. and a demonstration? In the iUSliCB'S 00“” held in m"!
of its compliance Willi the provisions Town hall, Bethel. Saturday after-
“. the law. 5° that a certificate can noon. William L. steel. of Norwak,
be issued. . formerly of Bethel, was sentenced “3
It is expected that all tests will be . .
concluded so that a list of approved! Bridgeport jail for thlx‘ly days for non-
devices can be published on or before’ aupport 0! his minor child. 51865133
Jim)? 15- twill also have to serve out the 0031?-
Justice Winfield 'S. Hayes presided
COURT CECILE over the court and Arthur Taylor
HOLDS A DANCE 1
Hole and such light shall be sufficient
FINED FOR NON-SUPPORT
acted as grand juror. Steele pleaded]
‘gullty to the charge. He was one!»
ed in Norwalk Saturdaymornlng by
lDeputy Sheriff F; F. Hlbburd upon
from Bridgeport. Stamford. Danburrdcomplalnt of the woman with whom
New Haven and Milford. , id is to in for non-support.
Refreshments were sewed during gifted}? Hlbardy tgdok his prisoner
the intermission. and fbe..good time
did not break up until midnight. to Bethel and trial was held eat-Dr
The committee in charge of'the alum the afternoon.
fair consisted of Mlnn'Eflbfi Howardd
chairman: Miss Catherine Torch]-
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THE GENUINE ARTICLE
Kr't doirt know pliant this picture»
ability," said the, flutter, up he .1 ma
truer specimen: of: the youngster-'23
comm Work- "I am afraid a. dag
Miss Catherine Deegan, Mi'ss'A'nnb
Burns, Miss Anna Tierney and‘ Miss
Theresa Strmisky. The» ticket enlist
mltteeconst’ste’d of 1M. .1. Howard. and‘
.l
John Henry.
The members 0
‘r t’hye'cormnlttee'l
re court are veryl
chagmnndrthecntl l1! It, .bronellft.lll§l°.§d 01:9,},‘19.’
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