.WIOEN. LU.‘ bra! and bow. WI» will not bu.
allnc. not ,wt \tlil Vic Li: as hard
“All {"- mart- ttnu'hrr suiillar concern
{“htfii has only one sourtw- of power
" to our three.
! Capo; ty Increased, Street Lighting
i Change, Etc. ‘
“km“ ! The arrangements forbaidingyktlo thc
‘ lt‘apacity of this plant y pure using
brotiuht up the 02:32:? ()fS—Da:_:l('l:‘mi auxiliary ““5“? of clectrlcal'en
2, Of the ($100000 1) ’d A . $91.1 ‘crgy'from Tic lnttcd Llcctnc Light
. . . . on “’5‘“ dW- 1“ & “titer Company; pursuant to the
cumulatiic ”not that if Sweden may 13:2, and stated that as yet little \'ote.of the spec-int District meeting
7 i)!‘ tallcd a ncutral at all. her neutrul- lhdd been done .10 ”If“: ”“5 large or July 7' 1916' were '50 f", adi‘ai $6“
’ _ amount of money. llc said that somo may the 300 KW rotary-converter and
(thing like $11,000 was available in thc ’1)"anfiforluef set which was named
Sinking fund of the district. He sug- 10 convert the purchased alternating;
‘ _ Rested the laying of a special tax dur- cur'rcn; into direct curt-om was plan
’llic chrhsh Government may not. mg the next five years for the pur- ted in regular service for the first
l-U<r‘ or increasing thc sinking fund time on December lst 1916 nod-Er
and paying; off tho bonds. (in lll'l'lflll,trial during a period 0i 5 months to
of Charles A.~¥\';liil’l‘.\‘ it war: votcd April 30. 1917 -S;nce then this
at if lpy albalf-mrll tax next year, and equipment and fig uuxituries hat-c
w
~ . ' . c . rucl which was entered Into bctnecn
if so. the best wc can say 01 vi“: years. . that ilompany and this District on-
that it (011,110..fl-l'llllliti‘l‘t’DOl‘i (if-till“ .f‘iH‘li'lt‘hi July p, 1913‘ and which, thereto“.
. lmtSsionctS was subnnttt-d by“ affect from May 1, 1917 With rqggd
7 soon tituNICIPAL
Ltonr PLANT IS
25 YEARS OLD
(gontlnued from first Pose)
7 , {591m NORWALIII
EVENING SENTINEL ‘
I. L. a Arifmiibfliifiifufipi
EE...~ ..c-_._._.:!!r:-_.._. ..
ESTABLISHED .3?
JAMES GOLDEN
Swvb-n is wu'ta‘uli "in bad." The?
Vtuuv'r- hcr diplomats try to pursuwik‘l
l
l‘w Wurld of tht-ir noted Intentions willr'
l
round to the Allivs and the ncutrnlsn
'1‘an
film www- mess they main» of it.
i . . . . . ‘ . kn . I.
Arm'nunc incident ts merely the clt- “’“L‘h- “"0“
-. ._ -, x- ,
JHURSDAY, .SEPT. 20, 1917
IINIATURE ALMNAG «Eon
TOMORROW
High tide 1:26 a. m.; 1:43 p. m.
Sun rises 5:40; sets 5:50.
I
lmzix of a long scrtcs of acts ado-‘din
E ily is wry lwncvolcut toward Germany
1 and malevolcnt toward the Allies.
buvc known what was in the unnt‘u-
Member of the Assoeiated Press
.. The Associated Press is exclusively
, entitled to the use for republication
. of all ncws credited to it or not other-
‘ wise credited in this papcr and also
the local new“: publishcd heroin.
All rights of republication of silt“
cial drsptiichos lwrcin are also rt»
tral and ot’ft‘nsivo notes transmitted
from tho German roprcscutativc
llucnos Aircs to his Government
‘ Berlin.
the chdish Govcrnmcm is
q~
are:
Btu-rod. ididn‘t want to know, and took uood ('ommissioncr P. F. Brophl'. and con has bccn c0ns.dcred as having NHL
_....... 2.....- _ __. .aj (‘ttl‘o not to inquire. if has clearly.‘lgi’lllgl‘igxl‘l-v following Interesting In- to the tcrms of years tllrl‘t‘lfl Slilm' .t
l . . . . ' . latcd.
[VENING SENTINEL TELEI onouah bccn who: and cloaking tho, 'llw twcntrhlth annual rcport of. in ”1.5. meantime thc form“. motor i .3.
PHONE CALLS .2 nlrvtttnmtc transform intelligcnrc to ”‘ Board M "MM”! CD“”-""“'~"“- dim-p .No. 1‘.’ Brush 1.30 are lump .- it
,vrs of vliw S'K‘llllti Taxing llistrict.
t .. . . . . . t.) , .. .. ' » ' . H1
thmHmt ll ‘5 Fllfillf‘l‘lcd nftnlOrmqu] (‘tty of Nurwulk. (,‘oniL, for the fiscal 8mm“ gtneruto. unit A' which M
v‘ .,. - ' .
l year, Auaust l,' 1010 to July 31. 1917. £2,311; 111;;‘tfggll‘lsnifooiloSExiiwmuttSaégill‘
'l‘o tho llonorablv lioard of (‘ommis- and replaced by .1 59pm. transform-
siont‘rs ol‘ the Second Taxing “bye” with mp npcpgsiry s\'.';tchbuards
. lll‘i of tho titty of Norwalk, Conlllpmd regulating appuruiuzi, so as to
‘el-‘A'll‘l"l-‘_' itliango the street lighting 83'5”)!"
ln lcndcrint: your Honorahlc Board lrom p pin-ups opcmtcd v det‘ies'
Editorial Rooms~92.
Business Office—93.
- Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
SditOr's Residence—2183.
any Editor’s Residence_1492_4 . tbc Gt rmun subntarinc campnia’n. lt'
Business Manager‘s Residence—J has :rivcn “WWW“ WWW” ”“9 “’1‘
‘ Gcrmany of our own ship movements.
1it ha.» appnrcntlv aided and abetted:
113-12 t , . _ . _
‘ . ‘ - v .. r - ; n g .- t) i I . . . . . ‘ . ..
1(.ctmnny throughout t.tc “at. g‘:5:i](i\:1rn:]:y;midi ftfll‘olni (dilzllml‘b this 5 anuwrc din.“ currcnl m (mum.
; out i I ’ ' .' ' ‘ J ‘ . . ,. .
..._...'.. -’ m» - w — ._ . chdcn has sum (lcrmanv tho ‘, q“ 9 1“ 2N1 mtnl, supplied by Sorter. 0.0 ampt-r.’ ultcr-
AMERICANIZATION W0 1 we arc ”mum”! that ”1“ South NM" 'natlnr cut-rout ’l‘hc clmnein” ovpr
R FR "' sl kc. S'clct ms av- N. 1' -_ _ -- s.
K 0 VITO“ bio nerd d t w l 1 Milk l.ltttn( \‘iotlis ha. neatly the Ian-cot lighting fish“) took;
out.) i ' l‘.‘ > .. - . ..
:m‘un‘ug:“;'\,i:£\”‘t1(:‘:ff $1212? ($1122: , place on January 15th and 10th, 101..I .(
i.‘ r.‘ 11’ ' ‘. .' .,...,‘ .. ' -.i.'!
Home of.thcm will rt-collct't that tltisinu,m.“;.‘..a"??? lli~ufi,‘:pl::’.n.'q“111;; 1,): .3"
ll‘fili‘i“i<illll(‘l‘i “"14 “.0” ()ll 'ilWfll‘t i it .‘ .v:ll OH 0 . .' lti L'l”
‘ .. ‘ M“ foonststmg of 2:5 Fort Vt aync t‘ucloscd:
('(m'lllii‘iloll at this season ..i yt’ilrfi‘arc lamps ., “0mm” Elm-trio lino“
limo and that on Friday HIP 13th “f’llt'tilt- arc'lgnll's ‘l "30 (T'illllli'lltlwf‘l‘ill.
thc food siw has purchased shv his 00min": or that year. 1802. ilicir own and 308 80' c'tndch-pmvcr Mazda oil
. Inunit'i ml str'wl li’litins: S's!“ ‘rl ‘ I . A H
Sold to (ii‘l'lllfllll'. dcpcndmg ”3" “.4an u“. v25“, 0‘". their fligl‘lt‘lurfi;Humps. Wt‘l‘t? rcplurcd by 410 Maztinl ,
. ’." ‘~ ‘ - . ' C hunts for altvrn'itin" current 0)-
t‘nitcdStali‘S ‘0 Willi}.v ”l" ‘l"h°19n°v‘". “‘93“ “m1 comings. bomb “f ”‘0 0““; cintionl consistln" ill 4: ""30 ("liltiii‘
‘ ‘inal plant is still in scrvirc but lt- ' " ' 3 ' “ "L ‘
Thnt is no better than ”mm: to Gcr- . . h . . ,'n . ,powcr and 3138 NI candlr-powcr lampsq
than won many (‘llilllizt-fi. Ihcn "“Bubvcuucntly thc tll‘li-‘lll'ti ., “War
. 019' ortsfronlufl.';:;r-~' .. ,
mam tho {O (1 sh Imp l“’ i fall #1190 tlctltit llLlIllllh sys lighting “mum wcrc changed to 43‘
We can is 13 limos grcatcr, not counting had“! slrcct lighting system
, "‘.\‘(ru 7..~".~. -..~\; " "
take no chances. For the Swedish pro ““‘Ull “‘1de numb”) l’““““"‘dl l‘or the groom bcucrmcnt of thc
They are said to
. ,_x...‘ .. . O '.~»‘t-i. .. . .
cmmontsptohelmdn :‘(znh.‘“:“l2;:3"‘::.‘1u,'l? ‘WHENS‘JJ‘IM 9““ : to tho powor station «quipmcnt at:
-‘ ‘ " considerable cont. But we consider
ALL. I
Hcl‘eaftor, thc work of Americaniz-
‘ riybi to do that. pcrltnps. llut SWIAdOn'
has divcvtol to the iron industry
been
‘ *wumx or W
Should havo
ing the foreign population is not to be tlic labor that
loft to the public schools ulono, in tint‘ll to producc food. And nearly all
New York city, Thor-c, as clscwhcrc,
in the past. tho rcsi of the community on
i
l
I
has \vuslit’d its hands: of iilc work and
i
cared very lillc how fast it was
That
has begun to (-hungc as more pcoplo
:lC'
mwax/
complishcd. oncsidod motltod
r
.6:
have rcalizcd tho importation of malt-
jng intclligcnt. loval citizens of all tho
; l ‘m. ._ ' 1 , ‘ C s l ‘ ' . .
Sweden in self-protection. 10‘ 1 l‘od.) 1“ nun (nmnc "n“(‘r [lili‘ltlifln tor tbc prowctcd ornamen-
‘varlous clctncnts that conic from otli- 1 .. . its cup'tcitri -
)0 we mo sorry. , . ~ . . . . .. p . .
l |l0\\tl moo. so it md.‘ “W i“ MMnudtcul changes have ulso‘bccn outdo.)
. ‘ - - . I ~. ‘ ~ - ‘
Wcaz‘gobligcdto put the screwson “I“ m m“ “mi“, about 100 "mm! to iniprovc tho survive and in brwl
y‘urrcnt supply of about 000 homo-Nam um: ‘40 “who“...
'9‘} countrios to live and work untlm‘
ltut :.
oppose tbcir Gov
“tho. priviltmcs and obliuulltms of the . v . hot 0 io-
_ ” DOW?- “ “9“ the} mukt‘ ‘ r N bucb has bot-n tlr“ trcmcndous growth ll . { , l , ._
l'nitml Sum-s. . .. b friendly . . - . . “E d 0mm“ “ W-“lmlm- 1“”le
‘ union t-ffcttnc, up Ian 0 ‘of tho t-lctirlt nit In the mmnttmc it h. . . . 1- min >1 u . h p by
.. '.. - . ‘tIi-tt it is still but a fair slzc plant ‘ “5 “1m“ ( “‘m ‘ H 1"" 3‘ k
T,“ “P“ m“ “ hctttng tout-titer in again. V :t .‘ “j! l vcrv ncnrlv alonc ‘n tl ‘. productive resources and lcnuthcncdl
l ‘ ' ' ““ ‘” - - ' I " tho uscful lifc of its equipment at of
Ncw York citv for this Americnnlzlng
campaign include day and evening
association.‘
“““n' ‘M H" rcmarkublc good fnr'Himc when, as has bccn titunonstrutr-d‘ 1
.tnuc. for though it was built. on bur» bv our origin-rm with sprcial regard
. . . , . .
l . v 1' . . . .1 u .i
HWH’li ("WM and ”mosm‘“ “" i" alto tho prcvuillntz abnormally night
MM—o
“rowan FARMING."
lt isn't only thc American farmers
schools, thc mcrcbunts'
tho churcht-s, scttlcmcnts, clubs, our:
jyt-ar )until it now Stands ‘ot ovcr;
inbound", and hill! always supplioda
it would be iu‘ipracticublc and very.
that nrc prosperous and progrcssivt‘.
mmmmmo must.
7‘ AUTUMN DRESS Goons?
wstmcnt that has lncrcascd ycnr b.\ ‘CU-fit-i and difficulties of col‘struclion, >
uncconomlc to build a new gcncrutingl July
THURSDAY, am. 10, 1917
s» ”A .. . .__..__... --w_.7.— ._ _ “,1 ..- - -...‘_. -,._._ a..”..-M-.. .. . 1.,._ WV...“
OS onStore
SHOWING OF‘JTHE NEW
i
The Greatest Possible Diversity of
Weaves and Colorls, for Dresses, Suits,‘;
and Coats. '. , , , 1
_ DRESS 'GOODS
ARE ALREADY IN SUCH DEMANp THAT MANUFACTURERS ARE HAVL-
ING DIFFICULTY IN FILLING ORDERS FOR WANTED ,WEAVES AND .4
CORRECT COLORS. OUR STOCK Its COMPLETE. —MM -_
AMONG WEI-Will FIIVORITES ARE
PLAIDS. ETC.
wt
A Special Offer of WOOL SERGEH
in all colors: yard wide . . . . . . . 59c'yard 1‘
WOOL POPLINS
A geostatizablehand (parable qualify;5
STORMSERGE coors. mcesw1e......$.
0f high quality: yard wide . . $1.00 yard SIIiK AND W001, POPLIN
FRENCH SERGE 3 Of lustrous finish: 40 inches wide.
. . $1.69 yard?
In beautiful colors $1.49 yard RH OD (T‘
TUSSAH ' ‘ .iiA CLOTH
A f H f ' ' ‘ 1’
A very smart material “(15‘ silk 9nd wool new a abric far smart dresses and
, . suits: 40 '1 ho ' : . t
for Stylish dresses: 441 as e wanted crlilltfrss. Md e comes $235231;
”$1.93 yard I ‘
in a}:
yard .
:-
...9...
PLAIDS
, A beautiful assortment Of ch ' e
.3 onset! and shrunk. Inuit lustrous fin- {Plaids for wom n’ d ' ’ me x;
18%: 56 Inches wade . . . . .. $3.00 yard". 40. inches wide. eSIfcacli‘al Sillseiifiiiisfrsd i
BROADCLOT-H
. .
arr
- M,” _. ., ~..
'. M.
I, 1916, WI‘ ‘stlbniittcd to 'thc
,t';)loycrs' and cmployccs’ associations.
‘ its ““t'l'Vii't‘ at ratcs bolow lhoso witlt~
‘;in its t'ompurublo Tango. its onlirt‘.
T0mm°;inuostnrcm was wholly paid for 4;
as the‘ wars «no by tho profits from thoac9
{rates :ilonc. Sincc thou its profits;
'l‘bcrn has bccn a rcvolution in Cann-
diun farming lately. The
Globe says it is just as great
synagogucs, city departments and li-
‘brarics. It‘s a comprchcnslve list and
‘ougbt to include everybody. This.
l
lighting systcm is il'i‘illfl. mttirclr flu
is all the vogue. _ ‘ :llll‘l‘tl. l‘lnm It has no mvcstmcnl ‘
H x 1 . unit" tlobt and Stands wholly owned by the
This “10‘1”“ duclopmtn ‘5 p ‘ ‘ tuxpnyt-rs‘of thin district for the pay
ularlv- noticeablc in Ontario. The ml nicnt of which invcstmcnt the; ltmii'c
‘ “ ~ :w ucut in n
rtut num.,nc\tt btcn turd onc t . ;
in g 0 won doing. it It: growing old. Still,-
oountr in ”‘9' it is prtmcrfnll hopod that it and ltsl
‘ Ilermancnt good. Through it. the he- rake and sclf~blndcr. "l‘fl\\'t‘l‘i'lll‘llliml'
torogcncous mass of people of many.
nationalities, many custom, many;
urinals, will 00 molded into one loyal
_ * American group with ._ common nudism
i
onginc is found today
i
t
l
i
l
in the big city, for in the little com—
munity tlicrc arc fewer facilitics for‘blo adaptations.
Americanizalinn. Amcricanizing the too. illii'm
t
iorcigner is not simply a favor to blm.‘ muscular energy. are
It is a duty to our own novcrnm
national lifo- Globe says they will soon be as famll- l
l
iar as cream separators on Toronto
.
i
l
{ES
profitably follow Germany's example. ter‘km. for does it not Not in the
one
especially as applied to some of tho “MIDI“! as ‘
equestrian statuary around Washing- as it. moments who! My «hold:
have hit! to my
111:! the nineteen
lncremd. . " 1‘
Thouth the out!
Ooh Is for from-Qu-
__'_—_.‘——-—-—— .
“ ‘ “coming on to any immediate 1m .
‘ (ten. you Rhombus bu “bounced ‘ * p
standing of what American citizenship burs, in ncnrly every 1 f ‘ l o h‘
" . - u . - , . .. met goot Ul‘llll‘ll‘ may cm are on}: on up
.stunds for and what it may moan In province. Mcchamcrl D‘Ol’tlllen ‘ lto accumulmc a uondly sum towards
the life of thc humblcst American. {becoming as common as steam tbrcsr‘ H“, cost of a ncw modern station.
. i - x ' b ‘A'
- .- - .. l ,- Juno 10“}an ohtn tmtc (‘Cnllu‘s
The same land of work Should begin” outfits. And moses. p | I (“Poms“). “5kg for it. to memw‘
undertaken all m'cr the country. The perhaps. will soon hcdomz thc tlncst-i its, pith“ good rocord into a futurci
forcimcr in the small town is eventing just. us they saw the wood undfof pointimilns succcss and vwr m-i
”h ' L ‘ . ' . crcasng scrvicc.
more apt to bé neglected than the 0110‘ pump the water and mind ”‘9 commit Finances. '
‘tlit‘Ty—nt‘t‘ capablc of almost tnnumcra- Bacillus.) of 1}". mm: “1:”; mo plfigt'
. _ more tan a yum-ago 0 oc c g u;
Milking machinesu in: strain of advancing Oporatlonl
alt'd hv Easollnc instead of} costs. and Sincc our country has ctr;
- 'iatin gktcrcd the world‘s contest, that i-lll‘ilil'l.
. clnml g”has tightened the morn. The mayor.
cutout! much or the 10H of Mining. The cm-rontly rcouirod supplics and 1118-.
! lcrial's and othcr csscntials harp kept
i on going up, as a conscqucncc, whilc
”9—“ 3thc. earnings bctwccn oulgo and im
MAKING THEM PERMANENT. itlalrv farms. conic. have grown proportionatcly
. ' ' lcss, anti so may be oxpcctctl to so.
The matter of making a pcrmtmcnt", .\nd the evolution is proceeding a. omttinuc 11.1“" nttcr thc torriblc fight]
Federal bureau of women's work is stop further. lit‘rc and thcrc are indl-‘tim' “'Ol‘ld‘WldG human liberty Mid
. « . . ml . . ... ’l‘ . . ‘ isnfcty has been won.
being urged in scum. quarto-*- lllwvnlual farmers, or groups of farmers. Thus. though the income of this dc-
idea scclms to be to take lilo existing who are using electrical energy fori partmcnt. for the past satin! year 0%
. . . > .‘ . . . . ‘ 75,561.94 .iS rati ying, tic cost. 0
machinery, orzanizcd tor war. and, by ’ lighting, cooking, ironing. pumping and ipcmtion hasg gained much faster.
”alittlebroadcninsz andadjustingIuakogpthpr purposes, wonderfully reducing Some of this has bccn duo to prom.
' w‘ 3- . .. . l . . "purednms for the future, but mostly
an ennmc of pttmantnt umfulncss. ‘farm drudgery. because of the higher price for tliinusl
A little further tcstini: of ”l9 pl‘e- All'this might be 681100190 t0 reduce necessary to keep running. Hence “i
' .nt machincr i act'on w all seem . ' i ‘ lati , becaus one may be noted that as the past. yam-s:
’59 . y n l O ( the farming point on e cpcrntton has amounted to 559.180.4‘;
30‘ be advxsobte before any serious step machine may do the work of amend the gross profit therefrom has born:
a faken. But if prophecy may be von- men. But not 50"sayg the Globe. w cut to $16,381.51. in outpouring this;
“ . . , .. l “ increase in cost over normal times}
ed, It may be said that not only in b the opposite effect. It tends to ““5 it appears that it ‘ha‘fi .amountcdmtof
he’irealm of women's speciba WOT'KHcroase the number of people living on: about $9,000.00. otherwise the profit:
\‘t’i th ' ‘ , . k ru .1. life{should have resulted over 325.000.00;
uh n many 0 crs, permanency ‘Si‘h" land. because It ‘ma es ra . (“wimp year. That would halve been:
ins to be give“ t0 “’3? Organizations.‘ so much pleasantm‘ and easier, and, at a gnod showing considering the res;
.- . ( l . . duction in the rates of'less than 2;
t. the fuel Situation, for cx'tmplr, the same tlmo. greatly Increases the‘years ago. Howor-Sr. all things 00“.;
9 grain situation, the transportatiomproductiVity and sustaining power oti gidefed. it is not a result to be 'un-‘
L ' __ he .noy, >31 thankful for, and there Is comfort mt
ituatlon and all the ot I ma S1 tthc land. bhe thought. that amuch better 1’9“
:w‘hich the Government has taken Steps. 3,1.“ from the standpoint. of profit;
ntbe way 0f centralizing management. ' lalone, might hay-e been yielded had:
'“ ' di 1 l ak most of us homi The German Government is meltingi the {rates been Incrcssodi as ntnlny
aura ca as om “3 i . another similar public so
. l‘ . . . . Thais . .
ur breath-if these turn out as wellv ”mm, 3mm“ ‘0 make cannon dcrtaking ha‘s found it necessary to
. n ill will who will want toiabout as 1100‘! a “50 05 00““ be found I do; And there is still another satis-
’ “'9 "1’" ”Y ' " .. traction in the «bought that the
. for most of the bronze art" that club. \
act to the Old days of 011305? . shrinkage. in profit. that might th
the war is good for anything In all“
going to make these littlc glimpses
industrial and economic order give
to an unappeasable hunger and.
.- . n .
. for real and lasting order no
on to disphmt the old disorder.
‘ and misery. W
tin- mobbing be them!!!” i“
OWN“
‘ livid
I '
E station.
purcd now, ‘ ..
concerned, than :t has been [or spoil l;.‘\\'hitc_ Englncm-inn Corporation,
or ‘ ‘ ' ‘
crooning demands upon ll. and also; il-Hly and cost of a new steam rloc-
uncut, preparations are being nnulo. KW. and that. under the present ab-
opportunc and 1.
lewd as in other cities 01‘ this staui,tiilfii thc proposcd station bt: not bu:lt
‘Sdffcred. Had we not“ been obliged
rvim; un-fllghting system was origins
us“we'-beg to report that arrangements
to" up German cities. .4“ we might. have been retrieved. is not I]. loss up,
ets of the owner-cpnsumers bi;
dividend, inasmuch.
l
mme'mgnquumn‘nt
.1“, plant is better pre-‘ippcciul District Incctlnu of June 7.
sJur as equipment ilglelllpfl upon by Our enginmwl The
'i‘li
“l
dilate of Connecticut
""41 All Rtlsidents of Connecticut owning taxable securities
plum past. to supply tthc inncmcring an lnchtipatlon ot‘ the feats-
‘ . . - ‘ : yro uhtb'llleinr iii t .- 5 I_ t; ‘ .
‘ work. begun as an emergency wnr‘agllcultural ch ingc \‘ u .\ . . 1: n8: ‘2‘11;lilihtlinéli\rlgi1111d‘1hg‘l’ui tfitfvxjdvnloy“ tho rare distinction of htu'ina we gt‘ncrating station as ierPIHI‘liJO are hale m at local rate; unless the State Tax of four
measure, will become firmly fixed as a troduction of the scwm: “mmm'my1.593.311! I:“mel ornumcntul Strvct .3 indopvddcnt sources ‘ of CapllCJ)‘; - bu crcctctl on tbls District’s harbor. min! on a (10115th been paid to the State Treasurer ‘
.. l ' ‘ tnumcly nut-am power. Dicucl Oil engine} “All“ property. BNPW GWEN“. ”"11 ‘
powcr and purcbuscd current. all ublol report Slmwctl that such a station as‘
to contribute in combination to the ibi-i District Would require, should
plant’s output, and any two sufficient, have a tu‘climlnary capacity of about
1-0,. immcdlatc nccds. - 1.250 KW with building and other pro-
By means of the present ari'uttgo.viz~lons for increasing to about 4,000
or Before September ~30th
The artistes of those who neglect to pay this tax must pay
{A Heavy Penalty
_ Balanttles in banks (not in Savings Banks) are liable to
this tax. 3
Instructions and blank lists sent on applicatio
Treasursr pt Hartford. .
F. S. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer.
which will later unble the plant to'mormally high prices tho cost would
supply alternating current in uddi-tbv front $3513.60000 to $406,900.00. in
Mon to its prop-tent currcnt “imp. ’ consideration of such an cxccsslvc in-
t'ur commvrclal "5'38. yestment in proportion to the Size of
Ornamental Street Lighting. lii‘v ”WWI. H wus adviscd that the
With rt-gurd to this subject we can Wuuent» overhead cost would m-
rcport that such progress has been 5““ in a deficit between the income
"‘aw'though In“ apparent H‘S yet i 'llld (‘05! 0f Opcralion of from $5830.00
from the viewpoint ot‘ visiblc reruns.i ill “’19. 10‘ $2.225.th in 1924. l
Had this work been allowed to'pror “@1169 till2 ensineei‘s rccommcnded
n to State
'1 “l8 Mackemo
; Dining. Room
,3 proba‘nlet at. this time and the meeting voted
it would have bran complotctll’O tide!“ 0011011.
some time ago. We will no: rectoré A bl‘r‘clal statement. will bi found
the many szlspt‘i‘fliing diflicultles’and fill‘lll'l‘ 0!! herein and exteut'lz-c be-
delays with which this protect mull Fm“ lhiifi fiscal .VNU‘. showing the coat
huti to cope. but we bulicvc {hat tizcj “f ”‘9 ntrusiigntion and 3"‘il'lt‘t 17
action of our city's administration, at! Septembcr 15. 1917 to b8_$56l..50. and
.
t
that
and 51:: plumd-d by n.4, t\
the vcry outset on the question as iv ‘, ”‘3‘- ‘3 lmsyi‘f‘t’n defrayed from thv
its scape. of jurisdiction whereby thialllimi'fifal‘nmzfi- . - . ' t . _ _
matter of its own and was forced; _ Ere Alarm—First District. I All D
iupon thc responsibility of the i’ub-i ‘“ ”1’3 “‘5‘ “"11“?” report (.5 Ibis s pen ' ~ ay
Commission, though of board. we rcferrcd to an agreement.
as ill advis- whcrcby, at the request of the Hon-
orttblc Mayor and Council.‘wc. under-
took tlie complete rebuilding of tho
Idisabled fire slnrm bystemt in ‘lbu‘
First‘ Taxing District under an appro
. priatlon of $1,500.00. This Work was
cotnplcted cnrly last autumn on a‘
to mu end and cancel orders Wm“) basrs of_ actual cost which amounted
the ruIiings consequent upon that tic-i m 31'0i’2'66g thus returning to “”3
tion, the materials for the installation.City treasury an unexpended balance
\vouttl huVe long since arrived, which of “4734'
are now held up by inadequacies of
production and transportation, due to.
the extraordinary démands of war up-,. . . , , .
on such facilities, whichhave litter-Wm"m system t° the ““9“th 01’
vened in the meantime, and the costl thireit $3,131” 3‘“: “ftfnrgff. gm?” 82d ‘
would‘linve been many thousands of 3‘ c °._ dlqrtp' W ”th2" ..
dollars less than nOw. from this at cts power. yous. to .
lnrsuant to this District's Special; gre- brticlr 3x17311332“ “0136 b???
meeting of June 7, 1917, at which we; “9i 5 a i? ' 'd 1' 111 1.” 1' t i
were inbfrucbed to complete the urn-{“9 ve‘gbem' .xurgiu 6‘) 0mm“, “’
xin‘tnental streetdightlng system unit-2' :gtflgipgoggmg msyedi'l :imwceoufitsc '
or an appropriation 0f 316’273‘43 m to r‘elieve‘ms of the'further ‘carc‘o‘b
addition to» the. appropriations of "Fl Di tri fi 1 ’ at m
:2 500.00 by the annual meeting or'the “‘t 5 Ct re 9931“ 557‘ e .
S’e'mombm- 20 1916 and its 000 00 by “d the ““9 3'13"“ F°““e“e.‘e$l’m‘ ‘
" ’ " ’ ' systems in the Second District, but
were requested to continucvin charge
”it. special meeting of March 1. 1916,
. t v‘ .
at which latter the ornamén n1 street pen ding‘ other arrangements, therc-
'fore these matters ‘arc still being
lic Utilities
pcrlmps of good iutcnt, v;
cd. To that actioanay be attributed.
the long chain of complications and.
embarrassing obstructions accmtnta»
ple for the duly and greatly in-
creascd expense that this work has
Senvice A-La Carte -
Oysters, Clams, Lobsters and:
everything in seasonatareason-k
. gable. prices. ‘
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Scoond District.
By way 'of completing the trans-
fer of the Second Taxing-District? fire
' -, a, -
illitfifi piéCE C155,
. i ‘. . "
‘MW m". . ... . ,
lly auth-
ill; Noipiece’oi home furniture quite as
or’sed, makin a total of ‘ .772.43 '0, .. _ ‘ . . ,
be. provided gtrout this ' ebar‘menés'.1°°k.éd “Fab-V this gepalgmifii “13.1; caudomblq convenient-tuba attractive has
,lsucpms earnings for such purpose. :‘fm‘ngmghe’ so on y e 93 y ‘ cvér‘beén: cred. "Besides being a "thing
- of bowly'a‘n‘d .joy‘iorevétfbit 'eiiects‘a toil
Invite in ‘rent' ‘ ’ "it makes fine
‘ momsdqther . midis '
momm‘h’iyill"wsninstecnitimes its cost in ’ '
*fiheeu’ y‘aan‘. l " , .
IO!!- “00-
hnvc been made to'begln settiug‘the
’steel poles as soon as tbe~biscstor
some arrive. As to when the system
with»: ready tordsaervlce, is a'iqit‘tjcs- « . . ‘
than iVlhitrh deport upJn cutout nst ‘. , ‘
Vowel-“which we have no control. We BRIDGEPORT' 531“- 2074011“ 1
only take our turn behind “19.00119“. twenty yam Old. the son of ’8
Government's "r MNWBNI and‘weslthy New inner: lumber dealer,
Lg??? Nita! essentials ' which: buyer“ 31'9” .le month! in Jail for posing.
, ‘ V . ' ' ting feestotal—
r i r "birds «with M*"‘mm.fld ”1‘“ , ,
an”, oil our '9 ‘ .‘ \ WW tantrum ‘ m, Bflslsewrtgwl
. . ~ in Width! tango
oocron. ”
but.» m roams As
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