”Br
llo \
- mandamus“! , ~
Hor‘vico eonaistod (if it; are llmpa for
‘ . dcrlof ita r'ttizcn owners.
'lttittte '."li(l i»:t.~im.~tt needs.
‘Pllllfll‘ it hurt liven unable
.txort- t'tl‘t tnotlcst nhtsut
one silo mu m hm
v...
MACE
, _ \y;__-_-__ quired for either or
cost. 21% GAS
Ran es
, g
"our amt:
cooxtao am
.Only one range to
- both‘oi the two runs.
A Combination cl
7 CONVENIENCE
, ' COMFORT and~
“300va
NBWBY
itititSll
Corner North Main tr 6 Watt Sts
Q
SOUTH NORWALK
. ELECTRIC wands.
25 runs OLD
(Continued tron. first Dali.)
""'"_ i
stroct lighting and its income for that:
ueriod was less than $4.500:”For six?
years its onormt-s were» devoted to'
sircot Iizhtinz. Hill in 1898, by on1
it under"
lighting .fot‘
However.
utu-vt the mmmfininl :ugrvirc was roa-
tiv it it“! ytot find the domain! for it
tlmt‘ imt llt't'lt t-rpectod: instead after
o;t»~vtv-.<_' nolit‘ialinn filllt u few 1mi-
t'ons i‘t'hllt'lltll‘tl. So whom this now
tw'wim' who start-d on August N,
innit. it had only six customers wi
aggt'vznh (l oulv about 100 lamps,
poopio uociuctl tttrnirtvol throats lrom
took the suppiyim: of
. llto original omnpnu‘v, that ,had forc-
cd tho municipal ttluiitt into hoinz, ho
to iuttnly
rcasonahle
good reliable servicc at
rust. and was ct-on tinltrf‘pat‘otl to~
uwct tho ricmnnd for such scrvioo an
it could sttmtiv. nor would ll {trom-
llonco tho. munic~
ipui plant was tho ultornntivo from
‘norosaltv: not tht- otttroms‘ of tho
pros and com- remit-dint: nturit-tpnl
and private ownorititin«imply u bus-
int-st! proposition. and sttolt it~hns ni-
wnys remained, 'thus the outlook
tvos anvtlt‘nav but prominintz: in» (let
titt' iittl. plum «mauled for "some,
mou‘hs “ll," its low hrnve pt round.
Nourlv t-u‘x-t ”no ittvorod it. but 13,01“
oflorintt it“i
tho mitt: ltt'lD or their business . sup-2
purl that u sort-Ly nt-Hlmlf no it far»
ed lti<t~ tot mu."- ttztilt'hs. lit-terminu-
l'iml, L'jllttl .w-nit't- :‘mt iuw rule's, ltm't'g
t-vor. soon iwpun to win their wot-.i
men in spitc of tits- dooiining cum-
pnnv's Jo'stttuton o't' mulling suitsI
m- ottoman-tucnt
i
THE tunic FLillti
, Pow drops and out-no or oiituu'o‘
ioooon and lift ofl with
fingers. No pain!
um ittuul duth tttuitun tu mu itI-u'
ion in Cincinnati. who ditcot'ored from”
onc. tho now other drul.
Tiny bottles of the
t magic tluid can now he
had at an‘y drug store tor
a tow cents. You simply
apply ailev drops of this‘
i
- tromno upon a tondn.‘
aching cot-nor a hard:
onod callus. instantly!
the ”room animal
and thortly' you, will find
tho corn or callu-
.Lo.. “Jul shtivolod that you lllt it
of! with the liner: . \‘ot a hit
.pnln or scream in ‘tnit when attain
til immune or 'tttmrnardt. it doesn't
own irrltttto the atria or duh.
For a tan cont- one. can now not.
tilt at ovary turd oat-n. soft 0min! .
torn between till to“. u tutti u ”II
on cations on botto- oflm, Ivon-
tm ens/mu
.. “Qt '
Div [in (f/Ve . Sort/1m
, g V Buy your Liberty Bond‘s now.
‘ ' The safest investment in the world.
It is your duty as a patriot, to buy.
We willhahdieyotir subscription gladly.
-;--_TilEPEOPLES.::
. TRUST COMPANY
of South NorwalkgConn.
'9 ot lhfii’
nation it has paid dividend! to
00”
01,,
-'.
,..
against the. city forulleged infflnxo.
mentof rights that tho company had
ntllqfifllt’flardod and breach of agree
Int-tits that it had‘fniied to live up to.
That cmnpnny has lona since nasacd
into history and so have tho big tuw
iuits with which it tried for mnm‘
wars to discouragi- and near! the
South Somali: peoplo. ’l‘hc little
plum soothed to thrito upon ohntrur-
tion and finally the company found it
to iltl mlvantam- to withdraw its
Marat-s and treat for police. Betn'ccn
toduV's RIli‘Ct‘MMl" of that company
and the present municipal plant. htr~
mnny now "xlflll. Eur-h pursue:- HR
0er livid without usurpation of ill”
otlu-r'n rights: lioth aro striving hv
«annotation to o‘vc ourellon' nonlet-
antl ncither‘vis hoinn hampered in do
in: M) iv: tho- quostlotmhlt- tactics of
Jt-u‘ous compolilion.
1min): thono nrivfiml in: on; lampfl
tarp found transformed mm
H" 'rt-ot lttmm til modt‘rn ”DP. and
nmttlv two milrs of importlnt nlreotl
n'o tmdcr tho oquipment of In orna-
mrn'n‘ lighting “:4le that in hunt!
u-tll'uive far tttort-“tiuht‘ than all than
ittl inmnn ii_t_ai thou ilshted all the
xtrcetu M Smith Norwallt in I WI!
that was tthon t'uttnidt-rod as a mat
stunt-momom ow“! what tho former
comnanv‘hnd otfert-d.
Today finds that tho‘no original all
pa'rnna to iititti have mama-pd to on
“’:l"tlfl (if Limo. I'llilt‘ iltl'll' thotlatnn‘n
have urown into Manon 21.000. and
30.000 Thoro wan no eieotric power
service suppiv in those old times in
the, tilnnf'n history. but nint'e than,
that brunch of the business has
apt-tum from ‘n bt‘ttlnn'nl of in horse
pntt‘Pr tn"lh‘llll to hem-iv L500.
-« in tlw”2.'. rem-a of its oxiltfllt‘o.
tho plant has [mill for itm-ll‘ out at its
curntnru and has not said? its prom-
intnn v-utlroiy [mid up ninitilttt fund.
to covor such tmtsiandinu bondn as
it ha‘aywhich is earning tho name
tort-qt its the bonds. Thus. though it
was nv-vor helpt'tl by ulniioh,
plant in» not ouiv from from debt. bu
iutn ulm created ,0 romt’ojund "om
ill
niuniciuniitt' for thtl publio d
from whteh tho eatanttlvo omega!
Hll't‘l'l lighttnz .«yatcm‘ under dong-trilo-
tion is lit-inn wholly. linoncotl.
l'ot' tu-yorttl yours prior'tii"‘tho n5-
mu'ttuti int'rt'alto in tho mm of “nor:
ntlon «annuallyn‘hirh hnl tallM with ‘
M‘l‘lfllltllv incrg-anina would upon all
public wrvtn't utlii'ion, due to tho
rtuolra ofrrvnr. tho plant yielded an Ill-
"trt um i «born c: o 1'
$2.0m). an n: a nvoraltns
thtio touching upon the financial
mum of the plant and titanium!”
mutt-alts that time and good fortune.
have wrought, the following mndeu-'
ml ttanrm. from the last annual report
to .lllly slat, 10.17. am not lie amiss:
Total investment. , 0215,5010!
Oath. res-No fund. nunniio‘t
"'"1‘. . annual
— u“—-
V #1-
' Dlml fuel oil
ibut when the
' prettt' no“ for a spell “onzt'r,
me,
,ownorah‘in in aenerai, m- lllllumlflnttl
Wu WMW
than how Ith- pin-It
warm" " on
they might otherwise have Jul to
’l‘herolowth - bache-
go o! gratification rather than; to,
and “on“ its wood“,
economic ulna to the paopio. 1
It has been outlmtad that stream
thoplmhooloudtoruloult ll.
it would hung about $500,000. and ai-,
so that during its 25 roan Ben-ice it]
l
' has saved this community a walla;
m. At various tines-tho pint-lat
human men: renlsrmieoto" tor
’and lastly, hy equipment for the util-
ization of electricity «unfilled under
contract lay the log! comuany. lit the
. adoption of the Diesel engine, which
. is the type used in «persons the mod-’
ern terrible submarine! hosts of war.
this plan is a plum in this coun-
try. It is also one 01' the otdoat pub-
lid! owned eioétrie hints in Nov
England and out: of the luv through-
out the whole oou'ntrv that has ultra-rs
been not! aultnllinz, and it in doubt-
ful if another can be found anywhere
that ran boot its record of nlt'lftK Pn-
tirely "0thth its own
without the'aid of 'axation or an;
other help than its own earnings.
Aside from this, duriuu ail tho part
25 years. the- plant has supplied the
consequently the profits thu
paid for the plant have r-uu-t from
the patrons who hurt uric-i and Dam
honor-u uro ditldcd: tllt' taxpayers
barked the wninre With tttt’ir credit
find their faith has bet-n rrwztrdnl in
Ifinally poasossina it ‘w‘timut coat to,
illitnl as impart-rs; “"tiin on the min
-or bond the nairnnn hnt'o onlcwl its
3r-xt-oilont t-t-f'Victt utmlon' root to them
and. u! ”to sumo limo. how nutomnf-
Hull”. puitl its dobi. both an) to bu
,mnszrutuiated, and the whole navinz
ito tho community mu boon, indood.‘
illo‘}'.-ll(l continuation. "
llcrontiv it was thouKh' that tho
timh had urrtvod foratht! plantto have
,a new modem yon-er [cumming stu-
tion in nine of the one-that has dono
such good nervlco {or no manv vcara
To be mite tho present Wluipmt'n'.
about; the remltn of heavy servict'.
endnuera cathartic-s
lcanto in and told that it would cost
tnosuihlv 3400.000 or no, in come-
inuonce of the more than doublin; up
,in th c u‘. of construdtmn and u'hor
jcnsentinln under war two m‘ndluonn.
another look
inspired Ill . thouanf
.thnff—lilte tho doubtful old who‘-
,thoao strenuous day» -ll tnixitt
in ‘
do
gnome firinu up. The cnninet‘rs con-
siderod‘ti‘at it would and 3(1le) that.
the new utmlon might be put off tor
several wars, So the people mtnd n
defer notion. ‘ ,
7 Thinns with whicit“tvo.,,hat‘e become
familiar aft-Ar ion: annotation often
become commonplace. but not no
nitlt‘thoue who see them in contrast
or mks thcm cuttrelv. Thus it ’ntnv
he normalilu aurprlnlnn or albumin».
in ht-nr what othofn think oi what we“
have Nothing much has vaiuo- until
mmo one else am it with-- hanker‘
ina. ” so we will quote what some "will
.uuthorttica havn said about our inn-v,
nicinal plant. In commenting upon it
oditorllllrnmne lime northe Munic-
ipal Journal said.- '
"in the tint article intitia issue no
timer-tho a munirtpnl plant which m."-
nishea' olefiricily [or both lighting
and DOVO'V.WlIlt‘II in heiimti’o-d to ‘l)l'
.uno of thentoat nuccensful tnuniettml
‘plantn in the country libs-vim onPgol
tho oidrttt. in this ariioltl out how
cottonwood io (lf‘flt‘llbt‘ qttitv full) tho
huaiaeaa‘methoda amp .by the’
management. as well at the phylimtl,
features of the» equipment. since it im
come to ho a rommou atntemcnt than
{t'ntuntcittai ciectrto tviatttJo hc tuto-
ceanful mum he ‘oucratetl on a purely
huulm'ttn basin. on well tut illVOi‘t‘t‘tl
from volition. nan» wo have a vital.
:whiclt ban practically paid for lli‘d'lfl '_
out .oi llto operating mutiny-at tho:
aamo tnuol‘urnlahina currcnt at rails;
tvt’nhumy zrs'iow ul thou- in thy ('llV‘
in tho mm It in ”W that this plant;
hem-tits h/ ntithntnnoous rondttion'.‘
unions tit-um bring the oonwonll't‘tion’
or. a lunar number ol consutocrs on.’
a reiutlvciy anmii arm, and that tzt‘
who at its having begun active otter-aim
tionu on l-‘r.dny the 13th, it hot: suf-
fered no adv-om fortunes In,the way
0! sodium avoidnnta. But the “tn-til '
ont. Illnl’lfll Which lm's bout tumit‘l
oanno‘ by any moans ht- aemtmtod tot
unt'irviy by thoae conditions, but trust
ho due to l-‘lreut extent to ilit‘ man
amnent: and we rooommend to all)
nmnuacrs and municipal ounttntttt-c-t:
i'or éommhtltiontt tn chat-an oi auchi
plants a cart-fut Inapootlon of ll!" tunn-
nte'nt and hooitkltepina inrthuttu .
employed in ”its plant.
We, are not advocates of muttirtttnl
corrode" tot maturing to M itmitml?
to prmntina tho tactnas lull and,
'l'hta plant has boon much invml-
lated in ynminnnt peritoneum trout far,
about a unit. dill. to troll than
ihMlthIti this country and beyond
the soon and many, quntttomt tn‘lm
Ind could he‘t'iietl. but that toro-
nu is charactefimio at who! hgv
M'nid o! it nanornliy and no it“
can» tram 4n unbiased nouru'o mt
loamy loommnds,~3t. nt- uutlwatt i
toothaayiattn ooitatt. _ A
limits, of importance unit"
the «stimulation at amt men's
W and stats. tllttl It um so
with thin mum of the min.
land limit. but boon wrltlun .uti irlkttt‘ ,
ldnhiittiou, urtiittuldnlod nr‘
unorovidnd for W ain't-
tna fund. or other titntt
mtmttt «avenues “MM-0°
.. ........._..
”twitt-
_- fitting}
lncotno for your -~ 75,"!
Mdiftlt'ntlllco, (nutrition .nto. "JIM!
..
m and thil about oai‘ new” mm.
in will not into its tum-min rut
tau hm" its imam. a Gunma-
run. a champion of “ill MIC. ll lid.
has «or him win and was natur-
a.” onto! the ardont‘ advocates ot .
‘ m V I l
W!“ fi~
. a amt" toast,
Monitor a nut"
hadthiiu‘lhtah/a‘os
. am
t
_ A. it”
am:
int ruitnent i
srtoet lixhiinx at cost witltou; prom,‘ '
Ii’dt’PM
for the sot’vice it has H‘ndfi‘mi. 'l'ltun .
nith -
in a. unhiaat-d a manner as no.” h'l' " ‘ ,
than. in was "on toast Mouton botto- ‘
m municipal Mat. 'l‘h .dta
' ‘ ‘ a." "Willi,“ «mum not
upon! increase tthm by man or ' '
, than power. thro- by the «atom 01
nonhuman engine ~
i.
.. _, ,_ _ u” -,._. I
* —-— :2. cm;.tu_;=X'~‘si;-— ‘ “its,
‘ 'pmtou andan‘oplo of Bridgeport i ~
t Let us help to shorten the war. The United States
{government: is doing its part 'to the best of ‘its ability,
but this war business is not like the CUIlStl'lllffllill of an
inter-oceanic canal or a great government building,
one must not leave it entirely to the goveruient. There
must be human scutimcnt and human sytitpa‘tby be-
hind it. The avorugc citizen wliois not handling a gun,
.1 a pick or a spade, the man or woman who remains at
home is-uot asked to. do any. very grcat thing, but the
country hoods money. . 4 . ‘, t ‘ t {‘5
some poople how an impression that the citizen
who has lent the government a stun of. moody, who has
bought ,mw Liberty» Bond is a(:(llllii('d of further obli- .
gution. This is a mistake. The Sct'voe should be ren-
doved as long as one is able. to bear it. Thu amount of
money you subsoribc, tho installments you pay, are .
‘ math-rs to which the government is indifftzrent. It
simply wants you to put your dollars at the nation's
service. » '
.s-
D h
The Season's, Furs
" Tho Fur Sets and in-
dividual pieces, Scarves
and Muft’s such as are
needed to wear with
_ autumn suits are now in i
. a most satisfactory as- ',
sot-intent. 'l'lteso furs
wore selected last July
and made uni. ‘ '
There are no bottor fur
pelts to he found in any
. ' . market than are rcpt-e-
sented in tlus mlloction at Road's.
Flue excitiploa‘ of Skunk in “scarves, rape collars
9nd mufls. . a ,
i Mi Hold I'Bkltl, \vitlc
Fax, black, taupe ' and
stolosand mutftt". ‘ silver. «
Hudson Seal, men and ‘ on... rox, led and on. ,"
Raccoon. " mutton fort: .t;
Lynx, black and natural. Block md blue “1!. 4
t
Second floor.
“in. I
' Materials required for wintett -Coats
1 _‘_ - Bolivia Cloths made by rotational: and Hod-
nn, think mutt volvot y tt't‘at'es in plum, hirowmgreen, t at
,.
st
old roso,gold, Burgundy and navy blue,54 inches widé, =
' 80.00 a. yard
inches wide,
, 8 , “Nam
30!? MM! and 010th most piractical for
rough on ready war, in either coats. suits and skirts.
. A large line of colorings. . _ t t '
tantalum. 1.. - “l“ m“
,. women's Ribbed- Undertvear
.Veltl, high noek,‘loitg or short sleettch.
low noolgshort sleeves orlsltpoveloss.
Mu, short length, lace trimmed. t
‘ . Plantain-brown, navy and groon,:'>-i
u.
,.
F
trt.
‘ Rigor sizes, 50. . ‘ H ’ ‘ . f
‘ E' sings, , ‘5 ,, . The boy! in camp lib chooolatol. Ono full pound
Thisis a weight suitable for (all, and. nfaot many," of, assorted chmolates, creams, fruits and nuts. i
monprefor nothing heavier for all , ntar. ‘ 1..) i ' Ready to mail, , diet! '3
‘ . ‘ , ~ . V. _ i 86in floor. 3", gr ' ‘ Main door. I
n
who obtain rohvr :4ku node; It... did a i
the cit-taming. ,rnd umrd i‘llitl!‘ hut-VIII. t
t to notion.
in; ‘0“ tor o. mtwgrnm t,- «a
mm In nomads ‘ l
to ho Dam on out.” tho '
I
'tltat
int mod is now
., ,. 14...”: i is
‘ , tie cottage, the colonial reproductions are best Mi
m pieces of fumiture purchas '
'3!»
Moderatoly prim-id in accordance with the quality. !
ll:
32".
ha n'aot do. .
‘ ' ' wan right. in rout-d to sumo "most or button" still .uatouoltttd on W”. 'tl’d '
n mutt nan n rm and councilman Joanna, Volt, like; .ifl‘flhllght'll'tlttlti. ilahttna mrtico and math at October, is”. ,
u at! o J” out
I
ova M-
on: on. tvi ”in.
in the Furniture, Gallery f
it". More and more every yea the?!“ for slmfidl it
furnishings «and good taste l demotion for tho,
homo become manifest. Elah rately carved and milk
sive chairs and tables are out of plane in a modest lfl'fii
l cottage or small apartment use. Taste does not no-
. V quire a great outlay of money One or two goal
(flatly season. will fur-j
it'd
l
nish a home in the ideasantest manner. ‘
it .An “exceptionally fine showing of Malta
Tables for living room and library use is ofierpd'
reasonable prices. Every table is constructed 0d
good lines and the qdality of workmanship is guaranel ‘
_ teed. ' ‘
' At $2759—Fine quality
In mbogany Table with
a drawer and under shelf,
g scroll legs. One of the
'2: best types Wot colonial 7,,,""'»
'2; style, size 44 x 48. ' V,
M; who—Mahogany Tables in the English period of;
William and Mary, with fine turnings andt
. moulded edges. ' ., fl
At “ROD—Hallway Library Tablas constmctod on;
mission lines with book shelf on eithetti
side, drawenaitd lower shelf, size of thbloi
40 r 2d. " til,
W": -
a
. At Slow—Tables ot Mahogany or Quartored out:
with drawer and under shelf, aye/of tablo'
363K24- moot '
N- ‘
,
g . Mirrors
I Probably no Dartiole is so decorative, put in the
" right plane, as a mirror. Especially are the Phonebi
nd American Colonial Mirrons artistic, and—an old!
ntirror—what stories it could tell. Queen Elizabethi
found her mirror unkind and for excellent reasons.‘
i
i
a
"Backwards and forwards and ddowm dld ‘aho pull.
Making up her mind to face the cruel looking-[tau .
The eruol looking-[lu- that will nevor' show a tan
An comely or u kindly oral young an’onco oh. out."
colonial errm inmahogany frames. . l . i
Adam period ”tvith straight lines, eurvod top‘s,i
heading and shell ornaments. . .. J . , l
4 Colonial styles with brokon-a ch tops. ycarvodi
torches and vases. , ” ' ' . ‘ t
W . French Mirrors with antique gilt frames, ovals, ‘
i and round and somo withsoonocs at the side. . t
. ‘ $13.50, $16.00, mmoo and up
Fourth noon “
Commonsense Shdes/
for Women , ,
Good leathers are scarce, therefore; is the Read;
Shoe Shop greatly pleased to offer a new stock oifiox- ,'
tra quality black kidskin shoes for womcu. 'l‘heso am i
what is known as arch support shoesmtade with double
strength at the arch and with flexible soles, not
F Black Kldlkin, button and lace models lolllwlm“ f
i row, medium and widoivtoed feet. These have low and .
medium heels, Goodyear haudsewn weltcd solo” 3i
1"" .' . “.50 to m l
Black BM: leather, lace and button styles, nar- ’ ,
row receding toe, military heels, $8.00 to 80:50
,, , t..,hr;~M?iiim§,§t second. door2 M
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"trim! to not the old' do! IM “1““- WH'WV ~ "‘v
company to ody it. its was than Not-watt til-mt tot-tit W
J” old. but I.“ “WJh. she had over lit-tin Mfg It
“also mat mutations: n mim- ot amt ,nttwtwtw W9 n "Vi"
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