The -Régent Theatre
Nonvalk. Telephone 1501. ' .'
One Night Only. Wednesday. Oct. 17. .
AUGUSTUS PlTOUtlac-lbaesauts
MAY ROB
“A :Li TTLE jgih’TB-th _, .
-OLD FASHHNEW
_ Secure your seats no
5 ma
, . ' COMEDY
7 or miss seeing this great
comedy_.Prices........: .......... ‘...5i§c‘lobl.o(l
Regent Theatre
The House of Higbfirade
Entertainment
I Shows, 2:15. 1:15 and I
3““. Today
MARY ANDERSON and
ANTONIO MORENO in
“By Right of Possession”
And Second Episode of
“The Fighting Trail”
Monday" and Tuesday?
Maxine Elliott
Famous Beauty of the Stage. in
a Goldwyn Production
“Fighting Odds”
COMINl'rv—“Tlle Honor System”
a wonderful 10 reel super-feature.
Palace ‘ Theatre
J Vaudeville and Pictures
Today. last line
ACTS 0]" BEST ~
vauorvuus,
Supreme Phot
. ‘ Attractions
Third Episode
e
A Hearst-Paine Reel and Others
’Iloutlay and Tuesday
‘uerite Clark
“BAB’S DIARY” ,
Al llii liiiililii
w“ .
.UNIOUE PROGRAM OF
VAUDEVILL
. . ...' 1 . . .‘ f. .1 cm“
.‘NclllBalancad atltot .m Acts Has " “m“ "m” W W"
Premiere, to Remain for
Variety. they say, lattitenplce of lifel
end novelty in the spice of vaudeville.‘
Hitch being the case, the vaudeville
program that opened at the Palace;
,iuentre yesterday afternoon. for a stay
over Thursday, mday.land Saturday.
mutt he terntgtLa veritable taillnd. of
For the program. though cole'
stating of but live acts. embraces 'al-
most every phase of variety entertain-
' . silent in the category. Each act is well-
oilednnd in the- playing time-rallotled
15! each. more laughs and thrills are
pushed over'lhe boards
teem-mathematically possible.
The special feature of the bill waa “9“” “M‘ “" ' " ‘ .“
lea." . debut as; star for timothy“.
whirly. gt let-mutual revue. with a‘
~cmpany often
than would '"lt’ 351”"
H “.1... . ml..— an audiences
with the I”, 1', taunt; u", 123?: sons, and her return as n atm- t..
of youth moi...» u,» the greater portion
of. the company, a..d their sinking and “7’“
_ «lacing is a feature of the act that lit at ' ‘
inclined to make even the most hard,
~ mtcd theatre-goon all up and take a
pct-k. Their gorgeous gowns represent
a lavish outlay ,of money. but their . Tl'v ”tr-tt Home Guard fliU‘lt .~ n: the ,
, value Ila wall proven.‘ Two comedians. LEN!” .
with a line of "stun" far but of the or- nine.
tlitlttry. are important components of, (diet
Prank Mowan.
inclined the patrons .‘ yMlt'l‘dliy. In a in: ~
vaudeville offering of-aonga. new and
Hill. ills young voice. clear and sound int: i-
e~ a hell. found many admirers. but no" mttlw . is
greeted his'laaieful selgc- Rfliih .
l am of songs. some of which have nsv- , Fi'lil
901' rats OUT—IT ta wosrlt
WIN") Tlli‘”
C ' dith-
hia. Cut out this slip.
09chan “with he and mail it to l-‘ole’v hear ..
a 90.. minimums avenue. Chicago. . lrttt‘liulllt. ‘
lll.. writing «your pants and addressh '
.Don't mills t
You will receive in returnI
a trial package containlnl Foley's;
Honor and 'l'sr Compound. for Mull]. rm” “Hun“,h. m...“ .H 4.,
colds. and ornuptsllhlcy Kldnov'l’ilis.‘tloa m mere tltnlmi.‘ so
for pain in «idea and back.
tibia. backache. ._
, ailments: and" ” ,
l . , lets. a photo-eta ., and thoroulbli‘to be shown today, and is tailed "A
battle for constipation. Imp l'or Lima" 5 ‘ “
and am;
nay and bladder
Cathsrtic flab-
eleaaaiag eat
'cr i. - o heard here hetero.
Firm-w iliill into appetizer. in :‘n artisé
tic ~ 7‘ ,-tlit-al posing novelty. This pair
playing llli American
into European ell-
('lifii‘ 1-1.. ml. Tilt-u" acre billed for
m t:. consecutive “Ct'ilfi, in London,
whole they enjoyed success and pron
perity in spite of aeroplane raids and
Oll‘l\‘.' things.
\' (.i""" f» ..’l
alter a
‘lilmlir '5
to»). r Stockton. and Rose were
(at-.- ::. ‘ngcrs and danrt. '-;'d “art-E:
' mm of wares car. .lt' ‘ilt- best.
t -‘ .liied attraction was Maior
in. ll.r‘ diminutive.lri.»~li comedian.
lit .. t ‘he audience iii continued inert
l“flt by his snappy quips.
1‘. program is to be repeated in en‘
”“4: oday and tomorrow,
IT THE sector '1 oolw ff ,
“By fight of Posseeslon." Starring
Mary Avienon; F :u ‘The
' ' it .9 ‘Y'r: ’
11-. t:. w Greater Vi,..zl‘:‘l}ll Blue
Ribi.n'= feature which will he the at-
trat-';..n at the itegcnt Thwart: toda)‘.
tllr‘c revel urchin 4%.? .' ii.”-
tlrti c on a ‘western cattle ranch.
Att w i Moreno, who shares honors
\w' llil‘l‘ Anderson in the picture,
it». to part of a caltiel..an and the
scum show him, with ti ntttttflct‘ of
co“ 3. ttcllcrs. tam'iv-w l,?")llt‘h0ll.
‘ by, Mttle and responding to I
call ;.. =t‘F'- p" -a. 'l“ marches
wi~=~ :ken on a ranch near the our
dio .r'.ti picturire actual happenings
in to much corral on that dov.
“The Fighting Tran”
The second elllmltie ot “Inc Flflllt'
the Trail." is said by Manner Kantor,
of the [tenant beatre. to be men more
thrilling than the first, in which Wil-
llln Dun. ,.. Il'ltl till... lintlouav nar-
rowly e.“ pod death “‘hi'll ll" r horse
tortli- .! over the wine of p cliff.
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“A UTTLE BIT OLD FASHIONED"
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May Rob n Coming to Recent Thea
‘re n a New Play. Oct. 17.
_ \ : err in: of pure ioyiw promised
l'l .\,l.iltle-liil Old Fns‘.lu7"-d." tilt-
lit-”tit: v hlcle selected by Augustus
Pitrm for . ny Robson, which comes
.to . ,l- liege t Theatre v‘l't. Wednesday
Et't’i"li.l1‘, 0c ober l7. '
‘ .- lode Id in an entertainment of
charm. and (lt‘ilillllwi’mf‘
last-"ltl'igu
t} 'n tiles ”it"kt‘c‘lfl'm’ st rt
in on nt- for grownups, find for little
tin». ltlo. liltltlL‘ll ltl.hil:.:.-r luettsu'r‘
.fot‘ 'llo- former. ns'it lain! a meteor
mint. In :lpprrciaie the [till l'l-"Fr of
lllh‘ tool-l... ttt'l :'- ' l‘ .. \il.
I' la one of Ihllm‘ thilllm '....-t f tmc
:ttlonlt til rtlrc intervals to illicit dc-
ll'nhllul nurtlritw to patina»~ of the
Itllctltrta ’tltt-rc is lllii’". '- Mimnn in'
LACE THEAT'FlE'IcresI in’everv word t.m'. ivery min
lute of this brilliant comedy. ll til-kit‘s
stirs the rislbliity.. All} c'mlluliw
1pc; .md lllil‘lll‘pl‘Othl'i‘ it
tsuprcutc.
MAXINE ELLIOT av '
THE REGENT MONDAY .
‘In to Big Goldwyn’.f-'eature. “Fighting
l”Odell," :- “Bh; Business" Story .
A Mary of b". ll"-ll\l'lls exposing the
,intritzue and trickery of unscrumlious
(inmcial-powers is told in the taro-st
Goldwyn photodrama. "Fightlnz'
Odds." by RolCoopcr Mi‘zf‘llt' and it'-
vln S..(lob'b. which is presented at
Theatre lltl‘ndvc‘v ' and
.Tuesdav wt": ‘l"l"' ' in '. noted
men it"?
Her screen work marital ‘. m out up-
pe'l' ll‘. 0 0' Maxim _:.'ii- H ”on
in several lien-
‘ mo
tion r'ctures is the iron 'iflld-l'i ht"
me is preacnted in'ttll tvtlto'ion-
.tllmlr:lhly adopted ;'l he won
dramatic power»:
(ll'l‘lW
Holt: some one:
will’bc given on ’ ‘lI‘ ‘llll' :
'\l'lllf,‘.‘\ .‘7 "tn-
"5",", ~"l V'll
.flv- .\'o:'w:"‘.(
i" ‘ltbl'ill' (l ‘. ‘jlii' j; " .
will :tl fllnh the‘mttu'c for l‘lt'll‘ll‘lf.
till he a comer: feature. smit-
~’ o'clock in lllt' ‘- u ."l.
l.lwstwlnnt liuurnleri. after
,.t- li‘:l0l‘ n h; ll \ l"- “
.m plenvcd llwt be to well
1 'll ll the affair .will low the
1mm.
”(l Pl'l'fll of the itettfiun. The.
0' the local ilt.1la’~ mt L. the
fin-A be "I‘ll! lll‘ “.ll) lint". "'l"l‘tl
.in t“ Flam-i Cutll. .l' W. t
'l“ A ~ Hr. t.‘ "iv fcntltvml. T319". l!
”he . . m"- tllt- concert feature.
the .- -ll.,ry floor. lllfl' militant. the
t ywrlnoffl and many other at‘
"Mn-l“; Pup Adi" SERIAL
. in TN: PM'A"! Tonav"
"ll .lmltv l: punch. ‘..t'.{v ("V an“! “ac-
.pt .lln
rhuema-llerdirv (it the l'll'fllrtl'fltil titty. iv ltltiro
' act-n “The find Actu'.” ill" ' ,4-. '"P‘P'ltl
lvilaliring serial hula pinyi'ta'at the
Palace theatre. The third «volcano la
Marie lcsetp. beautitnl M- leac-
lcas. is W
W
of en’ ”
and .
sl't'tds‘ .
. White. rector and subdean of the An-
,‘tl-tln ‘
.t
,u-zlrl lll'“
oftbdhln.aadhsv
vernal. The prom two opted.
have proved readily popular. and the
episode to be presented tonight is no
less interesting in wanton to this
picture. the latest HeartnPathe News
reel will be shown, andthere will be
two complete vaudeville performances.
c‘
.—
Charles Eakiand and Raymond “Kee-
ice and George Middlebrook have left
town for Camp Devens, Aver, Mass.
Mortimer Slut-gas of Gloversviile.
N. Y.. is visiting his mother, Mrs. H.
i.. Sturges,
-‘ Mr. and Mrs Howard Chicilesteri
and little son Edward, of New Hat'en.‘
are Visiting Mrs H. E. Chichester.
l ‘ Harry Jackson of Hurlbutt street, is
filling his silo for the use of his
sin next winter.
Jo n Scofieid of. Hurlbutt street is.
puttingra concrete floor in one of his‘
stables.
Mrs. Herbert Sturzes
meeting of the D. A. it. in Norwalk
on Thursday this week.
The winter schedule of hours for
Wilton library are as follows: Wed
2': _ 5 and Fridays from 2 until 6
p, ill. \l ' -
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas and
famiiv who have been spending 'the
summer ill Wilton, ‘tave'returned to
their winter'home in New York. .
A number from Wilton attended
the film presentation of "The (‘risis’H
at the Regent Theatre Wednesday af—l
it’l‘flOOll.
The husk» on .this year's crop of‘
garden corn have proved decidedlv
thick, presaglng a cold winter accord:
ing to an old lndian 'aign. ,
The frame work on Mrs.
Dilte's bungalow has been erected and
when completed it will make a plea-
sant home. The location is also cen-
tral' as it. is only one quarter of a mile
to the station and post office,
" tutti. ‘
John Sherman ilovt of Shenemere,
expects to leaVe noon for France
where he will establish Y. M. C. Ala
among the American soldiers there.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tichout in, of
Brooklyn. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.‘
Ernnklin Lynch.
hir and lire l‘ E Robinson who
have been 04 'tt’tlting one of tile (‘or‘
partition housta leave this week for
their home in New York
Miss Renee [leopard who has ~ been
making a“stav at Detroit hiss return-
ed to 'i‘okcneke “and is stopping, at
the Tokellcke inn.
'Miss Janet Lewis spent
end in. New York.
.le week-
Mr. and Mrs, O'Neil tsunami/lla- Uri-tic:
end in Valley Falls. It. i. :
.\lr. Nickolas who for the past few
yeart- httzt rented the Ward regidence
in 'l‘ollem-‘ke, purchased the
last week
Set-leirirv (‘itnrles P. linker of the
Tokenelte Corporation are enjoying a
few (law? lluntiux at New Milford.
whet-e Hurry has a bungalow. ‘
hint. W.
road. has' returned
Mum. where she was the aunt of
friend» She also visited (‘alnp iter-
ens. where her son William (‘, limits
is a member of the National Army.
Lotto iténoe‘or nrwrouuo
' ‘ use. . ,
or. JOHN'S, N. r.. on. IIln-annrn
glictln Cathedral in this city. has been
circled lord bishop of Newfoundland.
l~‘.. forty-eight yearn ago. and is the
first name of the colony to be chosen
bishop of the Anglican Phurch.
I’
V.
a
”—
attended a‘
t‘
A non
George and llarry Schlichtinc and
.F..,,Evapa of 'l'nkenckc,
from ill'otitll'ilit’..
'liillllop While wns born in Trinity. N '
‘I'neas be taken up first.
. done. The matter of enlarging the
‘ plant was then taken up and ordered
by vote, then Mr. Donovan. made the
' motion to adjourn. which was carried.
.‘f'llns no action “was taken upon'the
iconlpany's offer, no it gave immediate
notice than would apply" for a? in-
, inaction . ronl
further operating or columns m
plant;
‘lhrouah some good work on the ,parl
of Judge~Joseph ll. Nylon-then city
clerk. no such notice ever reached
, the coincidence of the
~ corporation cunnnel of flotlth Not-walk.
t
l to abate fr
l . "rm’fi
l Thomas
choice. Prices range from
f WIN tumor new
. STYLISH WINTER 00A 18
l _, Investigate the» idea of using gas In? quickheat at thin
Gas Heater Weather! =
room heating to excellent advantage. An inexpensive W5
' able Gas Heater will prove to be invaluable in your home. a
season of the year.
We will advise you how to get
" g ml reSults.
. Our present stocks, replenished by many recent arrivals -
g which faithfully portray every new desirable feature, are
. complete in every detail" and aflord excellent latitude for
$12.98 to 365.00
—~___._._. _._.., c- . _
- The Conneeii; 1 light a
DOTTBD SWISS
‘sou'l'll NORWALK
' ELECTRIC WORKS
25 YEARS OLD‘
.-
(Contlnued From Page TwoL
The. that shot of April 19, 1:75, at
Lexington, for the ,indepcndeuce. of
this blessed country of ours, sounded
around‘tbe world. "And so the lights
of South x‘orwal‘t have won her fann-
ull an example of the cause and effect
of famed municipal ownership, and a
success that. just had to l'f‘ttliii.
Later on the. rtcords state that:
“After the public lighting plant htld
heen'in operation utevt’ral years, issue
8. Jennings. auloriginal advocate,
headed a petition requesting the coun-
cil to appoint a committee to repo?t
on the advisability of supplying com-
maul'.‘ (man The council‘ air
pointed t ouncilruen Stephen g. Hatch.
Frank N. Ferris, Oliver E. Weed:
(Yity;.Attorney. John H. Light: Elec-
trical Commissioners, Joseph A. Volk,
Leslie Smith and Albert E. Winchell-
ter. The last named wu‘aelectcd to
conduct the investigation and after
nearly {we years‘ research covering
ted States. a favorable report who
submitted wit
andmmnaented upon as a“reliable
and unbiased authority on municipal
lighthg plants. The,“ matter was
brought “are a city meeting 0c-
lobe: ”it. is", which Noted 3:0.-
000.06 for commercial service and
oiactriul ”3:? throughout ou- Uni- .
182,000 for working capital. but the
WOW?!" latter was not until. all the income
proved sufficient in a few months. The
designing and supervision were au-
l-Igned to Commissioner Winchester.
who then. gave up his professional
career to give bin whole attention to
ill? pllnl." .
- The commercial addition it... duly
built nation the hrst'day of August.
is”, It started business with the six
brave patrons and s doubtlnl'outiook.
The old company tried to canoe the
,' atmggling little plant‘lota of trouble,
and it bad email“ of its own. but it
kept right on the job rcgardleaa of all
else. except that it was in the game
to stay. and it did, even though the
company ilnsll qtricd to :9 it but al’
a price understood to llave‘becn more.
than twice the amount then lamina
in it. It
15th. 1906. wbcn’Jeretnlall ilonovan
again acct-ed. The company's proposi-
tion looking to buying the plant from
. the city was one of medic-ms to it?
acted upon by the citizens. Mr. llono
Van arose and naked that other bust-
Thia was
restrain the city
but. it is ‘understood that
its mark. for the work never stopped.
Again we turn to the accounts of
those times and quote Mi follows:
""As for the law. suits. the PM" of”
which the plant. not the city. had to
inland. former Attorney General of
Connecticut. lion. John ll. Light. note
natuc, then
ably defended the city and rendered
arcat‘ rarvlcc in helping to bring nint-
tterlt'to a head an unexpected to the
company in all its newly acquired
lmmht. that it was alt-ll in Ithdratv.
ill! salts of alcven long yearn and treat
for peace." _ .
New for thotle who llM"T"llk0ll
turns guiding South Norwallt'l- good
tshlp "Electric-Works" Iltff‘l: into the
lcullnl waters of success flolll‘ont of
, the troublesome son of ltttttllclpal own-
jtlralllp. with its over chanting and
tint-halted rock" of will i" manupltv
‘latton. Only a few liuht rapt; have
thus far been felt during the vayalcé'
of the pad 25 yearn. and than" of
“all. hands to tip pumps" has never
been heard aboard. flay it never be.
«Those who are new at .thc halal.
rick .. My. scivctary: each
a from a m aattualzty.
liter-at political leanings. than
mmw-mamnmm
lupon a non-partisan baiiis, they ”are
'whlch has'bcen so closely identified
was widely published-
cr’intendent. .
was at the meeting. Mar‘
0f
the record atltsail. are: ,m,
Ritalin-tar. amid-M: lot m success of-tbs plant and of the
ins. W: “4 Pal-lenthnstasla with which it is regarded pushed forward as rapidly as good eoa~
vby‘llla public are due to the *
_._.___.._..__)-
free from contact with onlnflucncet
by the political machine. Even the
politic l paths of their employees are
ones ed and unknown." '
To complete the olflcial
A. Dickerma
in the career of .the municipal plant
the succession stands as follows:
WlNflflW DRAPERV ,
WHITE AND CREAL». MLDBAS
WTlTGHZD scams
Punt snapzs
45:, 75c, $1.00.
no 1.1.1.2 noun SHADES
' At 75c ‘
- ~ snap}; cc canon A sanctum.
“ , n 8. Son’s
DEF’EflTfiENT 8783‘"
' Phone 446
' 84 Washington ‘9. ..
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Electric Light Plant Construct;on
Committee, min—Joseph ,JA. \‘oiy.
‘Gent-ral Nelson Taylor,
Adams. Consulting Engineer, Albert
1-1. Winchester. r‘ '
Board bf Electiic Light
sioners—vJan. l. l 93. to Feb 25. 1393 . , .
-—-.ioseph A Yolk, sution than he could ..
electric plant without -'l‘
all. and in recent year El;
‘General “'9'in where. [believe also tit .' «very exten-r .
Taylor. 'l-Idwin Adams: Feb. 25. 1893 sion and enlargement M the works}
to Aug. 1, 1898. Joseph A. Volk, AL recommend d b h' h . r .. _.
bt‘ll E. Winchester, ‘Col. italic Smith ”3, authorizid b: “I: city's n socetl‘_
rd of Electrical Commissioners .110 case has the “39an ',,, we work
f—Aug. l, 1898 to Aug. 1, 1902. Joseph d d m 4 . -».- .
A. yolk. Albert 1-; Winchester, ‘F'ol ”m3 ,. ' ”um“ "' ”Wm“ ‘°‘
’ _ the city mecting.’ In in t he baa also
1:9??9’23223 fufiollt "0'26 ll“ like", come well within every ‘apeclai appro—I
, . . ..,o.a’ae{‘n d) ' .
Smith, Charie N. Smith: ma on ma ( for investment txcep'
1907. to Oct. 1 . 1909. 10"th A.‘V0lk- original latimate was not exceeded"
Charles N. Smith, Thomas Richard .‘ ‘ gun by m. pm“, ' '
‘50“; 0". ‘3. 1909'. l0 00" 8- {913: The plant'atsried business jwellly-
Frederick Hubkcmc-cr. John R. Slim five years ago today and an issueofthe
cer. Thomas Robina. ‘
of the Second Taxing District of the count of the starting:
City of Nanak—Oct. 8, 1913. to ‘
date— Frederick Hunkemtler, Titian
as Robins, Patrick F. Brophy.
Tanner and Present
fl
is a' dual»: or .: ttttlr.
Operation . ' ' N.
Heada.——Conauitiag ‘ Engineer in South;- "mam-‘23:“.
charge, 1891-1910: General Superin- - l ..___.'
wildest. ml to date, Albert u. Win. 7,". Cum," Tm", 0“,,” ”mp, 01
cheater? auperintendent 1892-1897 . . ‘. . .
(position abolished). ‘Wlulnu‘l. 1.. ('"nmmm' r ‘ “mm”! mm
Bonpeli: Operating superintendent, sympm. Compared—"1mm ‘Proun
1897-1900 (position abolished): Nol-
mn I. hit-serve; chief eng.ncer. "195
lit” and 1902 to date. William H.
flasher. ‘ - .
of the Plant. .. .M , .
The electric current w turned on
the lamps of the city't-‘l mm for the
. first time yesterdaynft- noon at twen-
’)9“‘”’d-. ly minutes at“ A act-wk. and the
Former Chief Electricians. William ugh“ were a lowed to hmn about half
ll. ‘th‘d, Robert T. llulkeley. \_ . .3. hour all a trial tent, with”; vi" a high
Former Member! of Other Staffs- ly satisfactory. At 3' o'clock the lamps.
Joseph A. \‘ollt. Jr., August-C. Knorr. were thrown into actual service ‘and
Albert It. Winchester. General 8w Connecticut's ant municipal electric
. . light system was no longer a thing of
“liltam ll. Blevins". caahier. anticipation. but a highly lucid reali-
lRobert ll. Oliver. bookkeeper. (in U. my”. ‘ » ,
8. Army service. his brother. Alan P. O'In‘ poulbly to generosity on the
hills. substitutingl. / part of the lip-town company. the
Miss ll. 3.. Holland, cler' htrcet lamps of the ayn‘l '1'. were turng
William H. Monitor. r‘" engineer, 'ed on at the usual time last night. even
Andre“: l'ovlno. av ‘ not engineer. though a formal notice hag! bran hand-h
‘i Arthur New: operator. - ed to the above company on “tunes-l
v'av to discontinue. alter titnt dale. its
street lights in the city. The old lights‘
were conspicuous. not alone for their.
unusual brilliancy. but clean glob'cr.
.Tnl'n lI'I'a repairman. .
.lttiiut'oeahapr. fireman. '
"_ " as, Bkitld. fireman.
fl: ,t-tlmer W. Mosh-r. operator.
l'tlln‘h Tllello. helper. . ‘
i'alplt W, Bray, chief electrician.
I cflramll.‘ Raymond. assistant.
Rum-ll Sllilawkins. assistant. .
Frank A. Baker. lighting inspector.
‘Jnitn w. i'uddlnaton. line foreman.
the same time. the city was mml in t ,.
iiiully illuminated. and afforded sbund g
tween the two aylttmn which could‘
only be firm-able to that of the city.‘
l-‘ranlv, .l.“l'lalte. lineman. whose lights burned at 2.000 candle.
Ralph W. llatcrtllx.lim-r.mn.- power and s'cre perfectly silent and,
“WW" M‘Wd ‘0 V3011 "I? arentcsl steady. carting an inienae'hut rtr‘
credit for the success of the plant radience on all objects within'et-n J"
should be given. Mr.-
ouoted as aaylna that none are mow
.' unrvin‘ than thoseicompoaing tilt op about the a
«rating, stall. who have ever stood by lights. am y pr red he- proud they
hill) with faithfulness that has never were (if/Their own system.
teased to be a continuous happy aur- fully in lta maiden Vf’llll:
l‘rire. and with intel-llgenc
proclaimed each. an
we" inc-as and skill. by acts unn‘dnl'
l‘o‘l‘Nl.
MW present. he considers can not, received many (“ll'llLl'llit'LL .entt lot
i
The reln‘nrks of the. people who‘st'lod
the new
Winchester 13' hundred feet on evc y/side.
d . or:
M".- w"
“.u- "'0‘!”
that has tric light commit-loner. it-«t‘l a. Valli."
rape in trust.
In them and In ita oommlaslon cheater. and Buwrlutajlllvtii W l. lich-
mmd the. secret mmtly'unsccount-lmp splendid success of tin efforts.
able Mr ill“. plant‘s many it‘ll" 0" which they could not help l'lll ill-e were
good fortune. » appreciated by one and al‘.
Professor . ll. Orsv in hisreporl ’n in yicw of the recent on . will: A cool
"10 Frill"! Norwalk plant. IMKI,,hIa'lnt of.the Soutbehn It" w England
characteristically of Mr. Winchester aw Tplrphdnp Cmpany new -l the. city
followlt la the report qull‘Q‘d "llpnIo-la electricllallt‘aystcm. whhh was an-
nal and P'rlvat‘cflpsration of Pullllc‘n-nmll‘h Tmtflonllnt-IJV wiring (in
l'tilit’lm": . 'gincer Winchester ill"! 5 '...'lliendrl'
"Although the present allperlnfind inonnel made a last of thy lot ll tclc
cot. Mr. A. it. thchcett-r. was orlaltl- phones to ascortain'imim ~~ .t..:ghtlnli
ally chief promoter of the plant. i ciuyntem lntcrfcrrctl with N m. butno
Constructing entitle". and for It” liiimtiblc of any sort rotlll: it lino-MM.
ten vent-s one/hf the commit-«Mini:— gand when the central I cintl'ga WI:-
I't'llanlul Jill! 1. 1902. and from lourgcnilcd up. and asked If any induciipu
"'3'" previoun ” ”W dill" "P l" "W was noticed or If any trounin From Liv
prcsnt lgftw snpcrlntendcnl of thclclty watt experienced. ”it ”Ham-r was
plant-wan although he lattes a v'cl'ysuno" in, each instance. leaving no
active part In Republican politic-ll and mound for the complaint in aperitif)",
olwayahna done an. i ha" not been From now on the atrects of South
attic l llnd that political cont-ident- Nil-wail: will be llilhied lath niyht at
dost: have at any time had any iniltt- tun urilsl hour from the my station A
can in the amulet-ion. disclpilnlnn at View more lamps are y‘at in be located.
ltlrmlaslna of any member of the towel and considerable df'lllli..wnrlt about the
till the operation of the plant. ll station building and ulmidnery id it
lilo to be paid that s lsrse him in dons before the ayatm will he on.
atrlction Will pitfall. .
activitv and character of air. inches- liach credit la the to J. P. Doyle. of
Mr ills character in connection wltbilhe Western amino Company. and W.,
plant and his “Mina Masonry. Bolton of no steam plant contract-l
l
..vctyavarlsiaruaaaaram~farwnaaaw. , ..for
_. ' 1M “Amiga!
gr, " . H.
«$3
at the elect“. _
salary at equipment 01 rioutil Norwaik, when a» f
Com :l-t- served as tirely cumph'led. '
m - superintendent fora s .34.; cr conlpcn-‘nontwa system of which all who no.
head else-'5 interesttdcan lie justly proud.
.Eduln establishment and manur- ill N at the " There in no doubtth
Myer-tine. in The Ballad.
‘ffllE WHOL NEIGHBORHOOD
2526 Jena. ‘ ‘
”9". 9: one for 35,000 for meters. in which.the sy"s°', Omaha. Neb, my”: .1 a r
.mcnd Foley‘s Honey and tr
as a sure cure for coughs and not...
it cured my daughter of a bail out. ‘4
Evenin Sentinel la ed Fri. w, , _
Board offilectrlcal CommissiOnerr be; 13,;1392, “up; 'the {tilll‘ydlngcégfi’linfizgl:h:en:m ‘31:: ::
cy’a lioney and Tar, and everyone b ’
our neighborhood speaks highly of I.”
This reliable family romedy mam:
illuminated croup. lt clears the air Wm as:
cases the gasping. strangling ital-:—
for mfu'a’ I
Bullion-Powell Corporation.
rlc Light System The (lid and NPW.W‘ ,
The‘ New :
Thrift System
taint a Free Caving. Accent
, at the .
”UT" NOHWALK THU"
Mrs. Anna P_
8 1-2 per cent on what you
per cent. on what you save.
Trade when you see this pink-w
Auk your merchant for Bank 0.»,
also. with both systems running all M Chocks. There is ‘ m m”.
he likes to give them on cash said.
Bank Coupon Checks are l. ‘5'.
ant opportunity to draw contrasts lle- amt,'m a may; mp,
Mens’ and
Young Mens’ ;
Suits‘ and Overcoair
$12.50”, $22.50 , .
it‘ll: Jaiillttihiihi‘ rifii‘h-t’: " Copyright (‘lothia'gCtL _
Ill!!!“-
‘ titty Your [all all
‘ ‘ , Winter
filothing’ now
. run.» a sect
accumulated
42 so. Nola/01g"
i
tirciy complete. all of which is bolas M Ma,
”Malta. .-
, rim”
Norwalk Chronicler