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\vcvks but to gzve the mun a trial andl “lute r mice the year 01 1913 the. Mr, and 523's. Francis L. tu'cen ad}
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SATURDAY, 8331'. 29, 1917 T
A "a.”
A meeting of thc Molllcrs‘ Home lur- Slzlnlfdrd lilwpilal. unen- at thin!
‘ T. 1 ‘ -- . u 43“" CliY‘V‘PU’d 59"“ more. beneficial 1'9 itax i“ ‘1’“ til'th district has been {9‘ nouncc the engagement o1 their'Club will be held at the home of but u i< . ~ ‘ . ». - .
CHANGP‘ 11" THE HOE” 1.1m? DREW.“ WW“) 9nulls than lever before. Wduccd. That Ian uagc ot' the lilayor‘daugmfl Beatrice M to l-‘dWard B ll Kecler on chncsd' . 0' Z “’1‘”? 1” (Ontlilltlll lb upon“ a!!!
:l‘OUllh District, break even Then he sprang several laughs. “9 appears in the Sen loci on page eight,‘ - , . v r ' ' ' d). U- . tstlllOllh. .
PITAL AMENDMENT? . . . . _ .
. ....——.—_—_ il‘il'th District ............ 75 " ,said that ill was well known that whenalso in the Norwalk llour. Lawrence, jr. at 5 I" "" Plans 1"" the 3““er ""0”“ 'M-w—r
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it was necessary to isue bonds to
any for several things, the Washington
treet bridge and other debts accumu.
dated. ‘
*Having the sum of 3264.000 to meet
{he bonds when they come due is equal
m the grand list of the city which is
2!,000300. tol31§ mills which is more
than half of the rate for next year, i. e.,
5 HS mills.
I fleneral Frost made the supposition
but if Jeremiah ‘Donovun was clectod
' if all these illlllfi'r‘ together
. their burdens of responsi-
- Milly had been placed on his shoulticrs.
"find if it was up to him to represent
a city of Norwalk throughout the
Late in such an able manncr as has
been done by Mayor Harstrom. would
he do it? .
" *R’eads Mathewson’s Letter.
Mr. Crowe then read a letter from
E’Herberl A. Mathewson, candidate for
city treasurer who was in Boston and
‘80 could not be present at last night‘s
' meeting. Mr. Mathewson expressed
his appreciation of Mayor Hal-storm
and urged everyone to vote for the
”mayor at the polls next Monday saying
‘that he felt that it was for the best in-
; terests of the city that he be reeleced.
Judge 'Candee was be next speagvcr
.nnd’ he spoke. much along the same line
that he did in Norwalk at the Town As-
sembly Hall the other evening.
‘ The Truant Officer.
That he said is giving the Democrats
;. :zraud majority of 350 for Mayor Har-
a-llmll on Monday net.
Other speakers before the mayor
were 1‘). Burr Beach. candidate for tax
colllclor. (lcorge W. Stevens. candi-
date for reelection to the counsel from
the Fli‘lll district. Albert \l'. Eldridge
from tho third district. Councilman
Edgar G. Murphy and Archie Nash.
Explains Lighting Change.
Mayor Harstrom was introduced and
wild that he had come beiorc tllc meet»
in: that cvcuing in regard to the
ouestion of ornamental light to have
ill“ people see for themselves if it was
true that the mayor and the council
lad obstructed the ornamental light“
iluz and cost the second district the
sum of 316.000 as charged by the Dem
ocrals or had they done all they
could do to help the ornamental light-5
in}: legally and morally. The mayor
said: ‘
in the Matter of Ornamental Lighting.
"()ll March it. will. at a meeting of
“h“ mayor and council, and upon ap-
plication duly made. it vote was passed.
authorizing the electrical commission
cl's. of the second taxing district to in-
:atall a system of ornamental lighting”;
"Al the little the vote was passed.
there had been an opportunity to cil—‘
l'lilllll" the question as to the right of
tho llulyor and council so to vote. and
ilit‘ corporation council. after looking
into llll‘ mutter carefully. submitted a
written opinion to tho“ efi‘cct that lllc
(.‘ol. Rocselvelt was complimented on
chalgc up iSzln Juan lliil that he said.‘
in didn't lti'zld tho“) i Lad in run likc'
hell to keep tlp with them." i
Mayor ‘liarstrom said that he hzld
made a resolve at- the beginning of the
campaign to try and kccp tip with the
Democrats but that he has buen run-
ning last lsince the campaign started
[and that his running powers are not
canal to the inventive faculties of the
Democrats.
He said. "They say why don't the;
mayor girl-l an accounting. ‘
“What more can i do than give the.
reports. blr. Donovan can't under-l
Slillld tllctlll. I don’t know whethclg
that‘s a rciiection upon his intelligence|
or minc. !
Stays Quinlan Lies. I
“l .(-llal'l:e Mr. Quinlan.bowel-~11?
with a malicious misrepresentation of told thc people that at no 'lilllo lliitl‘llltfl' are to locate
"The tax in 1915 was fifteen mills
next. Mayor Harslrom
taxes in 1913 had begn rcduced, all-.l'
that is the‘ languag‘c of lllc mayor."
now they had increased one per Cent. avenue, this week.
In the annual report of_ 112-? Mayor oi;
Nol'wulk. lie ‘5 If; s~,\=l'r‘l -| L;
uluux ol" the pallet telling us what he
has done, and only uses zlbofit fifteen
lines to cover the expenses. for the
year. Taxes were as i‘ollows:»~
First District!” 3- 4-5 mills. l
Second Dietrich-3 1-2 mills.
Third District ————— 4 3-4 mills.
Fifth District—— 13 4'10 mills.
l-‘ourth District-ms 6‘10 nulls.
possession
home on Saturday. :lilt-i' leasxn: ll. today Illr. Dailn is calling
tor the summer.
n
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fa lot of credit. ‘However be predicted leading Lilli Rough Riders in lbcir.‘cmd “'lli bé‘ SIXIE‘HI mill: Januaryl Mrs. llargmret Thomas of Newlancu is requested.
hcl‘. \iilliatll 1. 13mm, (ill BaldwinI
i
5 George L. Dann and \Vurrc
will be discussed. and a full attend.
Alclllbers will
isllcd or unfinished.
n (lilice.
This neuns to have been the week’
of automobile accidents. Two others
“”5 that*lYork llits th/‘lf‘u visiting with her fa-lplcase bring in their club sewing fin- are here noted. llcv, John Stapleinn
of Norwalk was dritillg down Oenoke
{it‘ltl‘llltfi Saturday nitcrnoon and at.
Sillimon‘s corner bccaiue (1)1111le
(lcorco ll. .lclift‘ and lulllilv will takc of Lakewood, X. J" drove hcs‘c 5n ”n.3,. “Hi. nootller motor carin the turn fan
of illcir South zlwllue
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A representative L'tllllllkl'ly oi licll
illicit from ‘Ponus 'l'ribc alllnded the.
opening ot‘ tilc cal'nitul in Norwalk 011‘ The. first dance to 1,9 gm.“ by up. bridge.
Therefore a property owner ill it 9 Monday night.
Flint Ward paid 22 +5 mills. property"
owner in the Second Ward paid 21 1-2
mills, the people in the Fifth Word
paid lii 2~:’i mills and Mayor llal'sllolu
Dr. and All}, John D. \\'l~ituc_v leave The new State flag pl‘0\'ltlt.‘d .by sub- over,
toll
K!
y for. .\ll!i(“ll‘<ll-l". .\‘. ll. where
'l'lu- doctor ha< it
the truth and he is not honest when he it been incleascd. except from 15 1” government position.
says of Mull value is the fact that tile
.dcbt of tho city has boon rcduccd $60.?
000 when lilo bavo ‘rl total of turmoil in‘
notes not paid. 1‘
l
16 mili'<. .‘itller he does not know
how to conduct affairs or he does llol'
know what he is talkilllz about. llc'
passcs lire a lligzllly cduculcd lllid
—-
Fletrllcl‘ Corcy, who was opcrated
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WI“ upon by Dr. Robert (Torry at “it“ TWW.
“i know bow and bow known fol-tho able man and has claimed that lll‘ York “05mm! twelve, days 3.9.0, (’X'
past few dim; thc real] meaning of lllc
phrase. ‘Mtlking a noise liltina nul.‘
“Ill lllc tltccounl for the pl'cscill year
ill the report wc have $98.000 worth of
unpaid notl's, [ agree, to that but i do
say llllll \\’il‘ have nlorc than lllllt ill on“
sols." . l
Mllyol‘ lllurstrom asked if anyone
had claimed that Slob yet. :lnd \vllcn.
llc board the ‘llllswt-r. “No." he said.'
bar. uivcn to this city on allllliuistlzlg
tion as capable as any onckclsc. From.
the very beginning- up to t in time hc’
has but said another word regarding}
taxes in any public plztcc. l’el'llupaf
tonight llc will tell you
something “in 'm“
about um :. when llin stallcmcuts can-x llrinckcrboli. 0“
pects to be home soon.
M
The now famous B. B. Sewingr (‘lub
ct zit the home of Mrs. S. S.
Railroad avenue.
automobile \‘t'cdncsday evening mud
on many
friends. lie notes many cnauw-s ill
the town since, rcsidiug llerc twlluy
five years ago.
.New Canaan Homo Guard will be in
the Town Hall tomorrow cvcniug.
scriptions will be'preseutcd on this
evening. D111. Howard Hoyt. will
’nlakc the presentation spccch. The
Home Guard will probably acccpt it.
Sl'v‘llllt‘n Woods of Noel hoods 11ch
with a serious mishap on llopduv,
lwllen he tried ot stop his horse by
Allanging on its ears. He was dragged
‘several feet over the stubby ground.
on the sidewalk. breaking an axle
; ml sustaining u llcr damage. 011 Mon—
day. Charles E. Baker of the South
Xmu'ulk SE’lllll‘i'l met with an arci-
ldcnl in coming down the hill at. the
:uppcr cnd of Forest. Hil'W‘l, acrous 1h.
The car skidded on the liva
ly oiled surialge ol' the road, turned
completely mound, and finally turned
It is understood that Mr. Pak-
cr lute-lids to seek dulllages~ from tho ‘
town. -
WORD FROM BR'E'R WILLIAMS.
\. id do
livixlks MLJH ficti mull
ll-Illt’r
lwcl'ld ilod llludc culi'l map out i'
'ouc tcr a; ‘e dcy livos.
‘ Do day’s work ain‘t well done l‘lllt‘Fr-l
you kin make a pillow of yo‘ lon-
r'acience an’ sleep out do niu'lit.—-Atlano
Dr. Ilol‘fecker. took the age man to tic Constitution.
HARSlRllM‘ l8
utiliics commission has sole jurisdica
, now tho Democrats are claiming that
“Well." Judge ‘(‘andce said. “for tho ..
. . I
not. be contradicted. ‘npxt Monday evening. i
Just think of it. the pres-cut all} ”fl”... l
ministration ha: spent $90000 morc , . . ‘lp
. . . , Mr. and Mrs. Gngon .lllfllt’ltd .l
u I ’l ' ;' ,‘ ‘2 _ t ‘ .
lb ll he i ulnell ltlullnlstl ltloll “ill! Patrick tonnors m
tllcy lliu‘t‘ not money cllollgb to lliro have lllcy used it for? The llli‘l't‘llSt‘i_r‘1[1""a‘ “f M”-
. radiance he. came.
good old Democratic party that was
xolng to do so much about reducing the
jblxh cost of living. Nothing done yet.
I think that Mr, Donovan and his hom-
tako the motes out of their own
them. We have to pay interest
these bonds and have
thing in the sinking
fimndu when they come due. The
‘ ochool bills that we are paying arc tllc
srrlce of civilization. The ‘clcctrlc
light. we nll wanted it. Tllc ornamen-
tal lighting we all wanted it. What wc
Mint and gel we have to phy for. We
, wondered how ".\lr. Donpvan would rc-
duce, the tax rate if he were the
» mayor.
‘ Judge Candec said that he believed
that Mayor Hurstrom was honest. llc
On
to put some-
rulld to pay for tho
i
was tulicn. that a conference should ho
had llctwccn the altorncy for the 'clcC-lsuddlc that future generation with lllc diliolm ill-o going; to bc colllluucd or
trical conlluissioucrs and the corporu~ cost of it illllll that to haven illturcgcn- whctllcr you are going-to gilo us up Ncw
_ lion counsel. to which the clccllicul citation pity its :zluu'c or some llllllli cutirciv
“limit? flgends before they try (Hid commissioners :lssculcd. and the stilz'lrolll whit-ill they rccoivc bcllclll uncll. wlit‘llklt’l‘ in clue-ling told his .‘liltllt‘llCn
e - 9. ~98!“ 0-“ 0f 0‘" (WW should gcation was mode by Judge Tammany. as at Wood block )lIlVl’lllt‘lll on Wont that ill, ‘
counsel to go with 1llcm.. That was
contrary to urrungemcul ulrcndy mode.
sigllethby Judge 'l‘umlutuly told the cor-
poration (“Ollnlwl heard that such it
plull wail contemplated. and because
of ill] engagement ult'eud made. he was
unblc. to go with them.
“Sonic limb tllcreitcr. the corpora-
tion counsel received a letter from
Judge 'l‘ltmlllzllly. to the cllccl lllut lhc
Public Utilities Commission were of
the opinion that the council had juris-
diction. Tllereupon. the corporation
counsel advised him in writing. and
‘he a {1“,‘58‘190 because 0‘ 1”“ habit ”f council said that it wan his busincs'l talks uboul reducing . the lacs be in.
largundms' people "D ‘0 attend ”19 “‘5‘ and duty to safeguard the interests of milling tillrougb his hot. “And I bc-‘ i will now giro you ll lll‘llt.‘lll‘lll lllu‘s '
:hcnys' “full?! “”11”?“ party “70 that the whole city, and that he. felt lt licvc that he knows smoothing about . llzltioll of one of your own neighbors
5* were g d 10 ““9 him go “an 1“ would bc a great advantage li the pro- bats." .\l;lvor llurslrom added amid ti and :l resident of this uoigllborlloml.
:lrtvflggncfi- Hf ‘Di‘l‘iiC-iien ‘l‘clrenclr win his: wish to afford all possible 38- til-ll lllcr. Mr. lllll‘rill‘lnl) said lllzlt it WllS high. and tllcy will Hill no bigllcr."
”:5“? tan? orm. "VIM“ thc "-‘WmspS Aislullt‘c in carrying 01" lit? plan. “llll‘i'llllllllfll {or one gonorotion to have Look at your lav bills. look at \‘(lli'
e - x HUB. HP hi‘iint's i0 ihii‘ suggesting that beloro further action and cujoy Mllllt’lllillg thut will be of no trons, think solclllnly for yourself
After the :lppluusc llml subsided :li.
.‘tltlyor llz‘llrstroln'a lillli .ludgc Joseph;
R. "nylon was introduced. llc lllitl‘!
bcctl slllloll to spcllk but bud t'ollto in‘
lute, llc proud that harmony be ill tho
ranks ol‘ llllv pllrly. llc said that ovcl'y
time that Mr. Donovan took the stump
ho rollstcdl someonc nud' slung mud?
around ill a livcly l‘uslliou.‘ llc kill-u":
bocourc llll' bud opposcd him. He said
tlull lllc onl tiling to do was to vote it
straight Republican ticket on Monday
and that the llulvor was lllc nomiucc
and to put lhc party bcioro llll_\' por-‘
Illustrating the int-mane, in 'lluxcr‘
{"80 to :l lfuturc gcneralion and thou before you volc. if the prowl" coll»-
vlcw udluiuistl'uliou, 'l‘ll"‘
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WMW‘WWN .
Illl's. Elmer lliodgell of South Sui ;
om ll-i visiting her aunt. on Stumfoi‘d‘
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llvclluc. :
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.\lt‘. and lira. .lolln Sllckrimn sill-“l-
ed on “'l‘il'll'fitllly for a motor trip to‘
Luke George. ‘
Mrs. Woll‘l'cd Nelson l9 seriously ill
‘will return to New Jersey on Sunday}
. _ ‘ ‘ cro would prohllllly bit more Ill-l -....
- “9' at lllut Nlllllt‘ meeting. that tho opinion uvcnuc. which would lust for twenty fummiun uh...” today. hm \vlu-rc h...
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‘wllo havc been Si‘lf‘llillllfl; .l portion "‘i
lllc summer at tho home of Mr. zlltdl
Mrs. Stepbclt llcath on (‘ttrter slrcet,l
,town travelled to-lmlg Ridge. Sunday;
uilcrnootl. utid trimmed the team rcp-‘
rcscntlnl; flint village. 12-3. t‘ltarlca
Gale and “Yellow" ('lltllstcd were the
(‘anauu buttery. Dingcc and Wil-'
lltllllS wcl-o that ol‘ the. Ridgc's.
A brand new set. for the sol-
To Nothing but a Desire to
Get into titlice.
possible ref
The Republican Party in. their city convention adopted a
platfom. pledging its candidates to the accomplishment of all
Mayor Haralrom and the other
ticket are committc
form.
The Democratic Party adopted no platform; it stands for
nothing, and goes before the public with no plan of program,
except such as the expediency of the moment compelswthen‘
candidate to adopt. Mr. Donovan and his associates on the
Democratic ticket are committed to nothing, Which do you
prefer, Mr. Voter. the party that honestly tells you for what it.
arms and a corresponding lowering of the tax rate.
candidates on the Republican
d to the principles contained in that plat-
* be on. and that the volc so adopted by. ‘ ‘
“61232:; h;l’;°‘h::‘i"af’l'l‘i‘:“ln;f t‘hg‘t’“: the mayor and council was without till-llllllls to llluko tbcir filll‘l‘t'llt’fi. but it ill run-s in the Fifth l)l:~ll‘it'l lltll‘tl‘Slllllllm‘d on Wednesday. Mrs. ton-i .
men would run care to have’iu omcpo mm” and invalid. and 1.1"". ‘3?" lllllynl‘ylht‘v Md (-15“an ‘Hm "MW“! ”H“. ”"9" as. follows:' nor was Mrs. Canon’s aunt.
You are toeav which of the two vou Md wmm} ‘M “X “WHO“ lolcould MW lured WWW} halls, H" “‘"l ”I? 12 334 m'lls' l ._._——- / .
Want \Vollld-Voll want Donrvan the make the orders. o. Eltll'i. the ordl-ldcd that lllils‘l-‘tlli about the tax out-s» 191;: 1:2 1.5 units. l _ ‘ ‘ ‘
it‘runn't ofli ‘f (‘ a" .. . ' > ‘ ounce askcd for in the appllcallonu .lloo wu.» nothing but illstoltcd and per. llllo 11'. >10 nulls. . Mr. and Kim. Franklin liencditt.‘
. cer 0 "mam“ “1‘0 got 10 “ill lllt‘SHlllt‘ opinion the corporation \I'i'll‘tl l'u iv. and when Mr. Dollovuu‘ 191? Ill mills. .
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7h ‘ . _ )llnd, that ho ls an pow-ml systoul was installed in tho soc: gout-ml ('llllt'lllv. . .‘lll'. lll’lworth has its rot ll0l one", --—————- |Jeremlah Donovan ls Pled Ed
. ones tmém‘. In“ (.113er ”a”?! ‘1‘" 0nd district. and gradually extended in talkilu: about the dc‘ota cilulrllctcd \vcrcd. btll the mayor has in a way: ' ill"
presen a ministration is that o. grout ””1“th in“. other district. that n by m“. “Hmong“ being pusscd over to :lnzlwwm it. h}. satin): .1.“va m...1 'l'pp \‘p-l-cllo llilSi‘lJllll team of la! .
(little the cost of living lirat rind then “f m uttorm v .. . . .. . . -. . . . . . . . . .
_ . _ ,‘; ‘ ‘ l‘ ‘.-g~*licltll should bc prov )t‘lilb. ol lilo» \\d.‘~lllllL’lUll Sll‘t‘lli brldgc did not know to: the :lrrllltcclucllts' The com digit is drawmg t0 8. close, and the facts have i
‘ ”gegl‘lalggufllflg l:11th ititileb. l l ourcd. ’ A .wlls all rilllhl. lull-aunt- bolll gollm-alious mm. “m us ypl hop“ (‘lllllplt-lotl THE GILLETTE WAY IS THE been fully prpcsenllCd to the electors for their consideration. 3
to Ill “b l . -5 'tlom m n1 nlnlra- "l‘llcrcllllcl‘, ‘1‘“ two “““"““5'5 “final“ i‘m‘i Will“ ”1 ill“ “05‘ "M biliil ”\‘t'lltt'b lllc Dullcl's.” he says. “and bi“ BEST WAY THE EASIEST ' ' b U f G 3 who stand for clean pTO- ‘
«l at dag ‘ccn cxttatagant. The. m- Mlnflvtl that till. lllilllios comlllisslon gut lilo llt‘illl'nlg‘ in“ “and“ . A’LL SELF SHAV- The real issue 18 etvlieel'l 16 or B M 2H .
0:0 030nm; of," ““3"“ .31 1916 “a“ 31.: should be requested to oblllin nut-b1 lUse Sinking Fund. ' At .1“. “ml of ”w vmmidmwg MW...“ WAY OF N. No yesswe and economic government, headed by ayor air- l
' hridgeldlulk 1” ”WNW?“ ”‘9 SW00] opinion lrom tllc atltil‘IlP)"Rt‘llt‘l‘ltl. He soul that it the votcrs nllowcd lln lllcl'c was long lililllllllfil‘. and it \l‘ll~ ING- N0 STROPPI 0’ strom, whose record of achievement stands fully 1'80??de “1 g
. dated , front $832391)?“ \‘ijfblljnrs'l‘gfil f"Sllll|-ll_\- l‘lllll,...zlii]cl-.bllo on a Tilll'ltltly :rl‘tfipt:ll:llllllt‘ citi- udu'tiulstrzlulnfi gm \‘cry “WNW" ”m, his words wcut HONING, . \ L his annual report; and the forces who are out, but dean-e to be l
. ‘ , ' 4‘ . - . ' _ u lcl'llooll. .utgo annually cu m up n ltt ll-ro was not limit lllll could in, m“ m. h torts Of his iii-“pnol‘s' . - u I . . ioned b a com- .-
fiasn El finger then. ’you cunt charge ‘tllc corporation council. and stun-d keep the tltllllllllSli‘llilllll from taking H” l M. ;——--—-—-—-— . SHAVIFF- with ' TIiIEst fiind moffice, and Whose effort? flaw-3 geenh'Chmanaitude fgl‘fi tires '
’ TW“ 1 amp; that. , N tllut he. .ludgc Taummtly. and Mr. tllc sinking flllldol‘ $240,000 and using , LETTE 13 t 9 5mm 9 mittee composed 0f men Wit. 9: 1° res mg P g :-
ndtfc‘llrtf‘clalt‘e’l’lmfil b‘llls now. t«lilting \\'illcllcstcr cxpccted to go to llul'l lord it to rcdulop lures. Mayor llurslronl of an act. Followhcarefullly Olllli wnbout any attempt to verify them. i
, , . la were con rnctc curly the 'next morning. lionduy. for added: "i am not saying that tllcv di actions and t e resut W1 ‘
(gar: ggo’. Vie all wanted bridges, two ,, “mm-once with nip public Utilities would do this but i am saying thul they NEW CANAAN ‘ batman stllisfactory. REPUBLICAN PLATFORM. l
n “‘9 them without paying for (‘mmuisiom and invited the corporation could and nothing could stop thcm. l ‘ l i
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«fluid that we have Sllll'lt‘tl a evztcut . - . “ ‘ ‘ - -- . - ' - - ‘ ’ c ' K "' '
_ . "‘l'ilnd““ 11"“ 0i ”‘9 “WWW“ ‘0 3“” ”0"“ ““"m‘i‘ 'f ”m“ ““5 “ll-V tn the bum" oi ht‘l‘ (lim‘fih‘er' MW ‘ leavtn for the front. stands 01 the party which grasps at any issue that will bring”
43:93-31“ :10“ 80 Nani “111‘ in a ”W mil the matter to the nttorncy-gunerul.3 Ciolored Man Speaks. Alllcrton Harlan . 1 (mg £01m! see git them lllto office? .
Axle 1:339 tdtgdllcitlluhrmslgnw.b"; ""5‘ and slowly thcrcaftcr a Joint lcttcr.’ Salt-m J1. llcll. representative of the.» ‘ l a ' VM
‘ ‘ * ‘ . ' > r“ . n "9‘ signed by Judge Tammany and he cor- lilopuhllctu' colorcd voters made a , WHAT HAS BEEN ACGO PLISHED,
ggfléto “1913mm“ made "3' the means portltiotl counsel was sent to thc ullll-ybricf spoollh in which he said that Mrs. James A. Fairly oi’ ScullmtI‘Yl Albert D0 Morgan , ., _ _ _ _ .
that filmsj y 1the Democrats herald ”(‘5 commission. requesting such opln-ywllltc mcll lltld bccn coming to them 5.1.1.... was the gupst of her sister in; WASHINGTON STREET The present administration has pald for everything as It i
.5, trl'e‘fial‘lfifiggrfgggzgt“Rd"‘Th'k‘ 1; ion oi the attorney-general. , gflntl urging them to scratch their lick~ Wilton Sunday , .W went along . l
i‘ ' l — * 9 .‘i‘ 5‘9“ “Within it short time tllercailel'. a. ct but llc loud that they wouldn't do it ' ‘ ‘ “ i ‘ -’ . '
that there was another saying ”1‘" copy of the opinion of the attorney- but would vote tl straight Republican M it...“ ' The City debt has been reduced $60000 m the two yew 0f ’
.313” sometimes “51"?" |licllcrul was received. in which he atat- ticket. Mr. and Mrs. George Grcgm‘y “Hill which Mr. Harstrom has been In office. . ;
Ch llDlhxorth a wire Puller. nll in almost the same words used by It Willi lustllllalml that about 250 or; so“ of .5mnmd 9mm ,1... week-end. ‘ ' South Main street. from the Washington street bridge to i
ilucedr 9:] '.§"“°”“ ““5 ”‘9" “W0- lllt‘ corporation counsel, that the ntuy~,lllore citillcna were, ill attendance (it | with rclalives in town. ‘ Thgre ls N0 Fee Woodward avenue and from the top of the mu to Meadow i
I‘tical arlviszpul‘iglat 22:“ n 1’9“?!" ”Oi or and council had no jurisdiction ill:Rcd Men'g hall last evening and after ' _ l street has been paved. i
‘ . " " W 1 i“ the matter. but that it was veslcd solc- ’ the meeting refreshments were scrvcd "' 0 ° ' . - - . . -
Npeechmaker and ”’81 if ”1" “WWW iv in the utilities commisiou. and tllatland a social time followed in which John Karl returned Saturday froml SSIlulfifl In our Way Franklin strebt, Burnt? “venue! the Wilson Pomt Road! t
finbllcan individual was as good .r. me only right the mayor and cmmcu'people who worn wavering “.91... gm... n businm mp m Buffalo, in m..- M! ‘ . Rowaytonavenue,8eav1ew avenue and other streets have .
lvizteglatsl titletm'veralge eDmooratic in. had was in the placing of locating of reasons why llloy shouldn-t and those “mm M .tbn Buick car 01 Cbfldfifilmfl our 0p- been paved and East venue is to be paved. Every dollar of. l
He 8:“ tan lagsudgcble‘itathhggwhip: poles. “.9 1 who wuntéild to talk for the party \vcrc ‘ ' ’ ‘ l , work done has been paid for and no debts contracted. ‘ . ,
. - . '- , ‘ - "So that it apnea ,d from tie opin-inivcn goo strong arguments. . - - Sewers have been built. macadam roads constr' cted
N engsgoflivlagisi Lillgéll‘EE‘Xl lllzly‘m‘ ion of the attorney-general that the} ~r- , Mr. “.9 Mrs. George ll. John and “cal BllSllleSS. highways repaired Paid for in cash not in promises 2‘” i ll 1
z * - ‘aclion of the council in passing the res- nmllv have. returned from their col- _ . - t y t
He then read some figures of two (moon to install ornamental lightinngARS'l ROM ~SILENT 0N {age ’m Fltlriield Beach We associate with us medical bonds. . . _ l
. Sal‘s ‘180 and said that in the first (118- was null and void. and a vote was' ‘ » ‘ ‘ The ma or is it him the trolle compan to revent .
A. t Mayor Hamtro hal ' > - - - E -—-——~--‘- ' (1 ex er-~ .. ‘ ‘ - ” p ‘
or 135 iii the seeondhllnflcé‘Gill-‘4“? ”W“ ”“ng 8““ "°-“‘ “W“ HIGHER DEMOCRATS ‘ — , . . ' men of ”Pram“ “‘1 , P the mime“ trolley fares from fiveto m centS- r
‘QheL third diatrict of qé in the {dung was the only action the council couldi ‘ l 9 Mr. and Mrs. Charles \l'. Smith and ience so as'Jto give professional For every dollar spent by the Harstrom administration, 1
lstrlct of 22. and in ‘llle fifth district girdAliy‘etlfgnlsitygitnealltl “()‘tt'lelec‘l‘: | INSIBT son' Gm'don' have rammed an” a ' i ' 1’ t1 1 ast ex the city has secured one hundred cents in “tum l
(.125. 'He said that thes w ‘ . '. 2‘ ’ 'I pleasant visit. in Winsted. eye semce or 18 e - . .. '~
ugh figure. l... uh... he 1;... 515.3; 1;;“at:{£33335lgghyiggvrfggltfgg gigging; (Continued From page One) ' ‘ Pulse of correct glasses» . ELEGTORS- YOU HAVE YOUR CHOICE. ;
)ority of 522. / -taxin “ - ' . i - . . . v a. - . . -. ' . ,
. . ' _ . g district, and further statingl . ‘ U . Attllui E. hammls muted the mini - - _.
Flgures Prophesmd. l'that they were ready to do everything. D"w°'th' What has the ma?" ““7 lure of the Trent familv to New York THIS IS YOUR GAIN. Eflicrent government under tried Omelals, headed by i
me" for the Democratic party to in their power to aid the clectrlcall ‘ “WNW" F°r‘h°°mmfl- . ..7 ‘ Mayor Harstrom.
.11 thfis Siectiélnfif the‘flrst. second, cammissionprs of said district in their: d“No{wh ‘Mr. Hartstrom, that highly 0“ “”5“"! by “10““ ”“9“- l -—-\-—.—- . or ;
our an ”1 district “mitt 80 application to the Public Utilities com- 3 9 “ca 9 gentleman, that itlteiligeut. ‘ Dem°g°gu° Promises Which 0941mm? be filled. ‘
ongd out. and “1]?” the party has mission. and further earnestly request-l geln‘tlemlau, that 3'09? lllanager, ”1‘" The New Canaan Grunge has been TH AMER And. by the way of incidental comment—The $190.00 .
" ls gifig'sbmlgaggrgitgr i’fivmteg us the Public' Utilities commission toilhlulélélif‘ u‘lllt‘énlig? 111:3 Sgseflldnfomm invited by the Ridgeilcld Grange to 4 . . . » reward ofi‘ered by the Republican Citv committee if its State- l
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3°“? all? are Here was his Dre‘ mal'l‘llgl (flit:glitl‘leczgmtll’issllgdgrgrhad "“ho‘mh the 53 00°] and “0119“?“ as 59m tomorrow in a snm‘ evening °€?¥;:"H°%E:°$egéitg'5.25;?“ ments can be PTOVGH untrue, has not. been earned or claimed. fli
. , on or is year: " - ‘ icxeculivc‘of the city‘should call a f l- ‘ I ~ . .
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flit-District . ...... .....50 majority ..‘.‘;..’;§‘.’,l§;‘at‘.g’.. to the Public Unnatgilow cumin a liar. And this; because Mrs. gnome! Crissev is entertain “70“:‘3'3‘: f3; fgifi‘fgrficlsgfl" . TO VOTE. THE STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN TICKET i
‘ l‘ 0 mi . n. and inst d of doln _ . he was ultkcd a simple question about mg [m- {11.93 randchlldren. Ruth, p n a . . ‘ y .
” ' , .delllvcdmtuking ions: measurei afrl axes. lnlstead 0f telling “5.1.11“; “3‘“ Patti and diariofle Crissev of Ridgc- Established 1897 PULL THE FIRST LEVER ON THE VOTING CHINES.
EH. "' IV {HER BONES inearlyayear. with no one to blame but 122:2“ 113"“??? t;"::‘f“:°“s “31159 1;" field ' ’ " . l
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I I l “Of course. all the time during which “Piermg‘i‘ and evasion.‘ lle harshly - _..__...__ . ' ‘ I I?
q‘ WW), delayed to present the matter. criticized the mnnagemcnt of the ud- Dog Warden George E. Fitzpflil‘lel U ‘ ‘ - .i:
Rheumatic SulferersI-ar n m thcprices of materials were constant— ministration Willcllr ended two years will soon oommence‘ to pick up all} CALL US P . . o ., p f 3"
W ‘ 1 B ‘5 y sen-J), increasing, and if the second taxing “g0, and claimed thift 1‘ was forty 1"?" dogs running atzlar‘ge and will will and we will rush our trouble man R E e e Yafilr I “Ever J‘ M'
‘ “8g andtleasi y :ffected by any district has been put to the loss is not' 3!? éggmmigt‘mlfail‘ €133 glentleéilcn 1; them in the pound where if thevl right: around when something like 8 l V g;
. em eweat er “they feel it p; prcperly chargeable to the mayor and ‘ . ‘ ‘ 1° 9' ." em) . - . ’ ‘ I, . l . If our . . . " * it
. ir bones." _ 5 5 . ;councll." s ‘ :3 flail: mumps;,ftefiféct-loolggp' 30:, 23312233? and log, their lives will ! thls‘lmppena in your homeL it When your liver 1 S out of 01‘ 0 er, your head, stomach, r
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may ‘ e joy 9‘ life. . tcr Mayor Harstrom said that he Want- the beginning of his administration, Mr. and Mrs. A B ‘Knpian will oracle. is demcfiivel antiquated, unsanitary 3- .‘C ' ‘ '4 2
,. ‘Ncutrone Prescription 99," the am ed to talk for a few moments on the and What .lhe tax "“0“” be at the . ‘ . lb . 1.i or word out, have us make neces- “ , , y . . 1
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nt remedy. has banished winter matter of the charter amendments. “mm Al “1" 1° 51‘0“ ”‘9 ”OHM“ 0f ‘ - ‘ - 11 my repairs or installanew system . . l
rro‘rs fOr‘all.” ten the school'inilttor he said that he.' the mnyou at the East Side meeting “‘3 0“ Ram“ “em” 3° be WM“ . t ‘ , ‘ . , J. . i
Edith week mor d ' {had his own opinion but that he didn’t he spokmof the tgur an stated that by James Cook and family 9, . , .z . i
All“ _ 1k e an m0“: nuderenflcare to disclose it and didn’t intend to. the rate fl 1' the Will (“5‘11“ “'35 nrac. ‘ ‘ ’ MODERN PLUMBING . p. - t i.
. WW 3 0‘ life like I‘tlillti‘lifllfi,.Then he Spoke about, the hospital “081” “it need, this 15 the language w F Wand has been laid up wllhi " ’ which gently arouse a sluggish liver and renew the activities so .~
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'pmen t din every week addsluglllfigntmfitsrtgg {font-w nt t e ‘yor. ‘ ' a severe cold but is now able to‘ re~ - ' , . necessary to’good health. They never produce any disagreeable. » t
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