“Eh—e.
- ,1 .. ,4; .V ' i J» V ‘z ,‘ l l E a it
_. -.~ W4 ~>--- ~ .. - -———--’~~~~~ -—’~ ~-——~--'-—- --- firemflrr‘ “ _» - -~—- - - —v— "
’— .. \lr. H - .. .. .- .. . . . . . 4‘ °”“’-’"”vn '?'l.c T
l Lest You Forget . a” in Shanda. “mad“al- ”‘5 “Tn-“mils members of o a. 1'5,“ wl290 tent lion; and one‘half miles) or
E ‘ 1...“... Artctau 5‘“.ch- the la” ”mm... "mm“: , “of???“- N Sidewalks in all. There are 16810
f ‘ . - . , . .-_m_-_~ _. __- scimlml 1.3a. firm-mus . 2 ‘ “3' "9 tll‘rwmiies) of sidewalk-x ’ .
. - . .. . . .i ,. " ' on to - . ‘ “ In pom-con.
some W here In AmerlCa AT THE REGENT THEATRE 'd’” ""“ “m“ ‘“l “1"»: - ('t)l‘ -~\ 17-“ d‘”"“' ”1 “m SW0“ “NH" more
i [care of Patrolman 3.031.. "‘9 l‘i- are 32.8% feet. or over six miles. at
REGENT
FRIDAY EVENENG AND
MAY 16 and 17
In Cast
230—.—
KDMISSION
Tickets on sale at box office and members of the cast.
THE A THE M
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
2.30
............. 500, 75c and $1.00
. .. '1‘!
agent i ueatre
z‘u House of Quality and Re-
l'inement.”
Today
The Beautiful Actress.
MARION DAVIES _
in Her Latest Triumph.
“THE BELLE OF
A NEW YORK"
M... ~. _u-..»
Sin- is alluring as the vivacious
llt'llw of tile Ziplllt‘lll Frolic. and
l‘..:lli'> a distinct apoa-al as :1 fair
:zlmn Army lasslc.
A Travelogue and Comedy
\.“71'.
Thursday
l'opllln r
JOHN BARRYMORE
In His New Comedy Success.
"HERE COMES ”
THE BRIDE
:‘uppose you Were engaged to
out- girl but could marry a homely
Heiress for her illoitey-dx'ltat would
you do See how John Barrymore
solves this problem.
i A Pathe Weekly and Comedy
l
i
l
l Friday Matinee
' John Barrymore
"Here Comes the Bride”
Noticell
’l‘he 'e will be no pictures Friday
evening nor Saturday afternoon.
I inl‘t-nllnll. The shock
akills Gruv and Violet tries to make
Bronson rout'ess to iln- theft.
steals Cra v',:
Hit.“-
:~'on dim-- :~ all knowledge of tin invert»
Wm. \'it.'~t Lot s to New York. where
sh"- ohlains ‘1 position as a cabaret sin-
. 1 She has Lcen ('llt istcncd the Lt-llc
oi NM: York.
Jack home and
rezxtltes tho city about the same time.
He Ill :tz‘s accounts of UN
.\'cw York's most popular
lil'JltSttll leaves
czl twinu
llf‘“'t'(llltt t' :1:
cabaret, and at his request an imme-
Illull‘ itzlrotluttlon takes place. Their
llit-lltlsl.ip tlpons into love and still
not know that the man s‘tt‘
loics is the son of the titan “ho lrilled
fathwt'.
\ ll'll‘l lltn «4
line nieht at a party ni‘f-
(H in lll'l‘ that
lith'c loan sltn has known only as Jaf‘k
is lack Bronson She leaves the house
Iuwilderment she {toes in-
ll"l‘
tumor site is informed
and in her
to the mission house of the Salvation
\1mgx. Sim lit-comes aSalyatlon Army
lnssie. and one night on entering a sa‘
loon to take up a collection she meets
.luck. drunk and inittled. She nurses
,liim hack to health.
‘Shirley Mason in “The Rescuing An-
gel“ Has Delightful Part.
A. bountiful young girl
millionaire because her father is in «ll-"‘-
pcratt- financial straiis’. She is happy
'1 thought that she has made- :1
lnatr‘c». :1
on
rt.‘ ' 'l-l'd' to save her fall-t-n‘l‘oln
mi“ "11' -":‘ 1' she is settled down in
llt‘l' 1-1-w hem ‘. :1 discarded suitor. not
knov'in': of the ntarriaze and to pre
vent it tells her husband that she mar-
ried him iOI‘ his money. This results
tin a quarrel and the wife urranzes for
The Home of Screen Delights
Today
i William S. Hart
In Artcraft Picture,
9 “Breed of Men"
7 \\'ltti saltl ‘lllll" Hart's blood was
Lttild'.‘ "Breed of Men" proves that
I.‘tll£2lll_\’ \l't-stct-uer has :1 heart
:i-rouuh Which "0‘1" a flood of ro-
1111 e as warm a: .111} man's.
MACK-SENNETT COMEDY,
In Two Parts.
"FRIEND HUSBAND."
Thdrsday
Vaudeville .
Shirley Mason
. ln Paramount Picture,
1‘ "The Rescuing Angel”
a _uh
she never told a soul that she
married. So she had to expect
uupllcations, She
didn't she?
FRIDAY—MAE MARSH
“MON EV MAD."
:tudeyille Thursday. Fri-
day. Saturday
1. did.
.lUTT AND JEFF CARTOON.
in
t
l
' \
.-.—-
ll llllrliéflllllls
REGEl‘.T 1 HEATRE, TODAY
v
-. Davies in "The Belle of New
' a Travelogue and Comedy.
l’ll‘llll't‘s offers Marlon Davies
» ill-l famous production, “The
N. EV York." at the Regent
on \‘t’ednosday. "The Belle
Volt." is the story of Violet
tow lather is an inventor and
.-s in the same town as Wil-
‘ "ll>l1ll, capitalist, and his only
.1p.,‘
.« it
no. an unscrupulous follow,
“#4 ”v...—
* ethlTY MEN’S
CLUB MINSTRELS
‘1 til Annual MinStrel Show
and Vaudeville
8‘ Hrus of 40 Voices, Snappy
1 Songs and Witty Jokes
Arghter Galore in the Humor-
ous Sketches
, Music by Glendonian
t Orchestra
a divorce.
She :oes home and t‘inds that htf’lby
has been their and that he had‘lcft
the house in his machine at breakneck
She doesn't know whether it
lurc- that
anxious for Ms safety. .\i
she goes to his apartmt nl and anxious-
llt‘ is dclnined
spend.
her
rate
makes
an V
is sympathy or
iv waits for his return.
lo- a breakdown. and when he arrives
merio‘ed at seeing hitn that
she runs to his aims. The utrl real-
tllat .~ll" l't-ull) lnl't‘s her husband
she is
th S
and had deludctl herself into both-Vin:
ll was ltis money and not him which
lat'rat-letl llvt‘
This ‘lle
mount picture
which will
tip at re Tllutstlay.
theme of s new l’ara,
starring Shirley Mosan.
at the Palace
is
be shown
EATRE TODAY
AT PALACE TH
William 3. Hart in “The Breed of
Men," Supported by Miss Owen
William S. llart's new Artcraft pho
toplay. “Bret-l of Men." is a remark.-
‘.1hle one in every respect and it is at-
tractin;r larL'c audiences to the Palace
‘lh'Wlll't‘ today. The story is full of
incident and human nature. It has as
,well a. delightful love "element and
plenty of the wild riding that has made
the Hart so attractive to
those who like action. Seena Owen is
Ithe leading:r woman. She was seen with
pictures
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
“STR. MARION"
Leaves Pier at foot of East. 5th
St., N. Y.
Daily at. 3 P. M.
(Sunday Excepted)
Leaves So. Nor-walk in time for
8 A. M. De 'very in New York
‘ City.
PHONE: 9151
w York—Fora
Ne SouthytNorwalk 604
NEW YORK & NQRWALK
. LINE INC.
1 _—
gduallty andSlyl '
AT PALACE THEATRE THURSDAY.
' DEVELOPMENTS
. - . - h.
.. .. as. W “Fund”... as
L- R05 1-; - \".
Mr. lildiidg
‘llt‘ minut.~
(‘huncilmnn
menu" at
no sidewalks at all. and 9.330 feet. m
one and threeouarter miles of side
walks in poor condition.
Consider these
ALL PERFORMANCES THURSDAY" The (‘ity of Not'walk.
- was of the opinion "let?
AND thD Y i N V
A MATl .EE_slio:1ld also stalc‘ what
' .._. iwerc present at the
Joan Barvymore. in “Here Comes the limo 01' the action.
Br‘de." A Pathc News Pictorial and ,. M" Murphy in pal-tin: me
A Comedy. ’ ..ton. :mlounccrl that it “a.
'!11;l;a_tn A'lllt’li ‘ ~ ,
if you wel' - a poor lawyer with little ;. motion 1(y Jamicglmdn
. . .. . 3. . ' ‘ : Wh‘t-l .. . .
.md lldla.\.\9(l b} endp- l! atoll. Acordinz to yllrl llfas de'l 15 the only way 0“"
liter“ was no quorum lu’csotip "lm‘l‘: . I'ndcr our present charter and exist
a woman win is - t n- «w u..- “'m“ and :24 the dime at ”1“ mg 134W“. there are three war
i an n it: .. an- 1,. .. , l “9 “u.~ . rmv . . “- "
...- ..lo~.ed that it ho “lick-t.” f_ ‘l'fllls. which sidewalks may be improved nml‘:
minulus‘ of the meetin tom the secured. The first. 1);: ordr‘rs 1-,1 I'm
nt- was replied to lg; o . ll’a" 01‘ the Council compelling t'v
\'ln with the statemeni ”1:4.‘(11‘ Donn ‘ property owners to build new Sided
via?" was to T?" a mm‘elr perfunctory um.- was 'I .rlllorum pr.“ it"find ”‘walks' ‘3 means was urged ”mum"
. . _'\ . , . . ‘ r .
affair and “m be divorced wit“‘n n“ '7 . r .. . cu it. was; it. last, summer in East Nomalk. and
l 1‘ ll 7 1"" if”? 0" 2“”;‘9011" in object to uwlwlll asst materially. The second
‘3'. ' l? ~ -‘I"'11l|:\< ;, ' 1‘A,.«.' I.. ' . ‘
t e mon . g h-m r ‘ Ml ' 1* ‘ MIMI. \\:1:r~ means is by agreement on the pan ol'
These were the problems that con- ‘ ‘ -" 'n done individual property owners fos-l
ll .2
l l’ .. .
u“ "'1‘“ :0 Ct-i the part of those officials in “'nnSPl
. m {19 h-mds the ower in this - 't
- - -- . m ‘ st.‘
or no procttc-- p alter m ~.
tars. would you accept slottfilto lo mar
r“. in. 3
to 5011 and who. by the way is (onspic-
nous by her plaitmess'.’ \Vould \‘ou ac—
cept such a bride, even though the mar-
in action.
at Tilt) llllltl, Ile‘hn
. . Halo"! fli. 'Ihu :l- . . . . . . .
fronted Frederick Tile. the hero of hm.“ "Wt, .I'T “1"" ‘1“ l"”"“"‘lll2g lmd‘ tered by enterprtsmz men who t‘m !
"‘ ‘ ““l-mfl‘ as F!” member oi best interests of the city at heart. The“
“llcre. Comes the Bride," the him-it the council ll'ifl r'tist‘il 'tn\ 1’)
Paramount.pltotoplay starring John the motion.
Barrymore, the famous actor. Tile
fliird. by orders on the part of your
commission directinn the rcpnir of
Mr, .\I ‘ - ~ - .. . . t . F . .
4.. ; ~ ll:.‘"‘_“.t‘m!‘ "" "" "it‘- l ms 13-! sidewalks in poor condition.
-.l.t:l‘.~ (revision and ‘
.lcction fl;
loved EHWI Sinclair. 1“" beautiful lll'lll" mm] ”(I ll ‘lln-n T-lr iii; in this connection I would say that
l‘ } : I . ‘ . A ‘ u
h ’ H m "m” ""‘l Voweuq have prepared a chart showng the
(laughter of Robert Sinclair. a mllllon- his, ”Mrm'rm“ to allowing “‘0 mi t .. . ..
but the stern financier objected m be recorded ‘ ml 09 routes used by our chlzens and “01k
aim). incor,.‘,m” . .
. . . . 'lntl ( *i.‘ -. ' . ~ - . ‘ .,. . 1,. \- g. t
to the match and. their love affair res mend-id that tho C13}- ('lvrk inzett tlici €15“?! Miltozt‘ll‘lllr oil‘md“)f‘wiilllltl” f‘tito‘l
tlr' t~ss 't' ‘ s .u .‘ t t l ..V
_. ‘ . - 1. . names oi those wu \- .
U lull So it min I l "‘ 1“ lht .wnr and. South Nlil'\'\'.l.lk. This chart has beeni
. lllt‘se who w . ». f, .- ~ _. _
pcne-d tual llitlllv< ”f ”“1 3;“23;;‘2fif‘ptlll‘m “ ”h 111“ prcpart d after careful observation or.‘
came from St 11th Amurtcn and made a ”‘0“? who did not ‘5 “ “' "MPG and the part of the Engineering; Dell-air
. t . . .
. .- ‘ .. . .. . ' . ' before \llhmllllng this for
ptoposltlon lo 'llle that he “1 d .1 ln 3“,“..1. to Mr “ul'pl-Vq ( ,ment. but . ,
- i . A .v . l‘lqvl'5'1‘t; , . .. . . '_ ‘5.
(““5“”an )our pctusal, I should like to sa} )1 l ‘
to him
be sealed
a- serious set-back.
when a certain woman
Sll‘flll‘lf' woman in
smofioo to ht ‘
the bargain {11.3%. :13“; 1123:2221 stated that it stupidity and audacity to oppose thisl
cash pat-meld oi‘ $2tlJltttl. Tile-(ell for (hair H, ”ml ”,1“, to n‘a‘xtnfin”:l:—igtl movement ior better sidewalks. bur t.
' ‘ - ;want to say here and now that the is l
paid within a
you t‘, to ll_\’ :1
it and became a ll“fll'tll(‘l. ‘objeciion. sue is one b tween progress and rot
.. . .. . . .\lr.\1‘1r . .._ . . , c .. , ,
A [1 \\ ho as Al?” llh (‘PH .uon). Rnhp-HJ‘: l'”! I ‘ l:“‘ny,""d .( it) ( lt‘lkl yogi-ossive action. The people or this!
while The was counting his money. - H H ‘ INN-ti ll nob-u on' city are not satisfied \flih the anal
-. the hool's 'hat he 0 ' ~ . ‘ ' .
his fiance alt-ired and pleaded w1th ‘ ' ‘ MPH”! '" H“ “H” dolled lizlzhways oi the generation'
nice: of the last meetinz front the ”'11" . , . . l
. . . ... ‘ .. . . , - past Thule will be some to whom the
mm to 111.511. 111. (ounctlmztu Moore made his 'uljourn- ~ ‘ ‘ — '~ '-
Th' ‘ “ll l ‘\ l -\'enih' Ill'l‘ll't‘ Fri utent motion '1- that ~ ‘ . ' laying of sidewalks and m" "mu” 0'!
‘ H “I N "H L l , . ., . . _' ”T ' ”a.” of ”l" min-, sidewalks will be a hardship. for that;
day. “fol“! rt unoru‘rl and illegal hecausc‘l am sorry but let me ask will there;
nil-'a‘tt‘ "i ‘ " . L . :
di“..;:,,.,; (,u‘-“;.dt .22 19:3: “(mm “i“ ever come a tune. when it wont be a;
“hm"; K. utotlion lt “ ( [93: “f M“ hardship to some, one? \‘l’ill there crel ;
. ‘ . , '3 _N ' u . t
by ”H, u-t-si‘dent of ”L ‘utt 1cr stactl . cbme a time when a than seeking pro-
' I ' ‘ “mm” ”M ”i cressive action ,won't tread on some .
I‘SOM EVVH ERE IN AMERICA"
Bi". Thigh for Tickets Proves Popular- Ill" "I‘f‘ll't’l "f lh? jll‘l:‘llnllll¢‘llr ol one's corns‘.’ . l . ,4
onntmuan ("m-2" “’ Mmpns a: " I have in tonight‘s mail sent out‘ ‘Q‘g‘
ity of Production.
n - w ‘ 1 , Bo < t‘ . ' . . . l
“slum-when- in America." the. (le. $5,213? "in: ltH-donmt‘l o. ll‘cdllcf "ml“. tntrty letters ordering property 0th l
‘ i I s I<_ . . , ‘ .
. , . . .. ., .1 'cl .,. ' “on “R” b‘ I ers to repair the stdewalks in front oil
“chlful ullldll‘lll‘ l“ Il'Wlm‘u“ “-l‘ ‘ ‘ protested ' ' I
‘ ' . their premises If With”) a reason;
) ,v- . | , _ . .; > ' . _s p i ‘ 1.. ' . _. .
to in _in n 1.x.uu tho tuspues of th \l \ illll‘)ll‘l”"l“l‘: tltcn blade in .‘ll.i able mm, ”W... are “0, taken are “r
30mm. (‘larfi‘ it; tho Norwalk thh .i‘u‘t‘inll 1‘ll:ll.t"m.n|l‘lttsr be 'not ail-z" becomes my duty to turn may,
School a: sh.» Rent-n1 Theatre. Friday l” 9" , " m“ .9] “d‘ ”5‘ ""9“ by names over to the prosecuting attorr
‘ ' ‘ :u't'lfllllHHOll. but it Was necessary to ney for action :
(‘anlng and .‘Hllll‘llllV afternoqn. p11?“ (‘illl ltll' H rising "I“? llvltll‘P lllP pas-i Upon lh“ publicity “'lllCh ma‘. 1")?
the most entet'tattl- sage ol‘ the motion could ms deter-3 - - ‘ ' -
' . mined Councilman kits 1.” PM (2 Igiven such act'on depends the succQSst
“‘7‘: mlravaganzas hm “my... .m,‘ “mm“. “”93 hr 11h" [:33 of this third means of improving our‘
'- ~‘ 4 " -l - l Music. ‘. ‘ ." ‘ . ‘ . ” " ‘lsidew-lk conditions.
‘1'” “'5' h “ in 1 non. wnlt Councilmen \\olf ' d
evens' .1
-. ' «_ve, ll-tl allusions and. abme all. .4 ‘ _ . , . in the matter of the lease on "if .
st ltln H ( Ltrkt and \olk against . Mayor Town Assembly Hall. Councilman;
clot-(~1- charm-tops. lnakt- an oust-mine Donovan broke. ”I? “v by ranting his Stevens reported pl‘f are?“ while “33%
which Norwulk lIf‘Ullll‘ ““1““ “”"rd Th1"; “:“:.(HW I'iHQN‘emsmml apt:”"""’""or Donovan reported on the
. . . -Z _ . i ' l 4 2 " . _ .
r~- than 2““ ltPl-“Ul‘h “ '“ “D llllllP .: “Hm"; a , u' H ”T" dnll "108m a concerning the sale oi the police re
intlndinl! many "f ”‘9 llaiot's‘prest-nt H a 1" mm It ‘ “"r'; yolrcrs that all the firearms have nozl
uple in the . ‘ ‘ ‘bcen turned over to Chief oi" l‘olicel
‘ (.ity ( lerk Robertson then continued Pennington ai v. . l
with the routine matters and read the Styetal . ‘ '
I - . ' . ‘. V - n ‘ .
\ltltnnuh L‘Zrlntmzf 5;": 4;:Eillltes‘ $353930: before the attention of the
hm." nuilnllllrlf'd. ”I“ l (x Mathewson These were received amt : each one of which “TM” ”‘q'mf’ .7114 h
to see a rehearsal dec ar - placed “n mp? mg... her with the report : time to consider. it was therelore dc»I
. ~ ‘ r r I V - ,
ol Lotus b. lleers. clerk of the (‘ityn glid9_(‘;:h‘;"mf . Will”. 1‘“ “ icdncsday,
(‘outl who reported th'tt the orders is- A a) 6".“ r‘m.‘ skiffh'hb‘lhf a?“ “ "1’“.
she‘d by him tor the month amounted mini“: :liatrtlinhtlllinlt :v :2“! ,onntiae.
to ”11.03, . i "L" M (‘5
A communication asking permission can ““1“ 3“." n “k“ known ”‘0“;
for the use of a tract of land at lite. 3:31:32 03:2???“dS(:‘1:‘l‘.mt'.h" “Wild
. _ . -, end of the \\'a~'l1inzlon street hrid e ‘ c “ H”) a ”s ”"9 wr ‘
eftects. danus and other specialties - E -. .5 ’ ‘
‘ lty the Mayflower Hook and Ladder 3.31:3??? 13.51::“Sill‘fifflln‘.” “r” V
‘ ‘ ‘ ' f3. )'(1:_‘
isos to be our of
{art’senlf‘d in
daboral!‘
to miss. .\lo
pear in the cast,
most a.(compltsl1ed young pc
cit 1'.
ha!‘
have
. -- -s st't‘l‘t'C)’
lllt :H'Mt ‘ (‘OunClLl
few who
been able
that “Somewhere In America," is on :1
level with some of the best profession-
al musical plays. The principal role>
are luktn by popular and talentul
_VllllllL' men ‘tnd womflt. and the chorus
vi. "‘ ‘-‘-‘ -'-|p..
.nt txfllllsil'. [reputationshau un ('ltl-Iltan." was rpfprmd m ”19 Bridge . .
most painstaking and it is certain that (-ru'nn‘lif[99_ ”l9 WP-‘l end .l 1111‘ him: ‘ to Low on
\uTi no as Smith and Morrison. autoniobtzt- :1" “'89" Th” would mean “W l"
tlw openin : perturntztltt'v It)(dll0n of uil hit " tt 1 ct i t‘
.. K. .- . , . , . ‘ " e: (l e s re.. )1! I
smoothly as possible. There is no its. ones d1 alem.‘ asked the pt am.» the "x ,.n ' film m‘r 1‘.“ _"J 1' will . _l
l . ,. H l “H f U" ston ol the counctl to install a easo- l ‘ p. “" ‘ " “ ""‘ ' L,
,. . u .1 i - : 1; ‘ . . . ' a , ) ' - » ‘-~.. . ' ' _
“' ‘ ‘ l” ‘p‘ "K “‘ .1: ' ' " lt-nt- tank in from of their place oi bus ’0‘!" I” H“ l\or\l.tll\ T" “n“ dut-
bcr Company. who made the tit-“r. At
thip time a hearing will also hw held
on the matter of 'lt~ it"fllt‘alt‘tl exten-
sion of Chestnut strict. Sword I'
iness at all... Main street. As is usual
this tunnel-at was referred to the com-
l‘ttliio H“ uzlstl't‘m' tanks.
girls or the cleverness ot' lllt' young
men. for a glance at the list of char-
Iactors will t-onvint 1‘ anybody who is
S‘ I E
. figures, Gentlemen! M ‘
lh' 6It is a foul and despicable condition
0. _ that shames and disgraces the city. A'
"“c‘“ Action. fearless action. radical action K '
80c will do the twig'tfi‘gf 51‘" Q
iExlra
“U
$18 Cotton 1* elted French
of to why he did not object when 11.. “d,- _ one more word Ed M tt I
lully auarc ”i“ ”‘9’“ “"‘-" “0 Q'I‘H'm"; There are some who will have tttpi ge a ress DOA-Ear Day
This is avery line mattress weighing 13 tho.
and the biggest value we have ever been
Crex Rug. 9x12
66
“‘““"“i0u_r {entire stock will be at your
command at 80c on the dollar on;
w m... brrmmnlDollar Day. Furniture, Rugs,
lStoves,
Bedding, Beds, etc.
We Furnish Homes Complete
terling Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington St,
u.-. ....._»..
“Ems
here an Doliar Day
Special for}: Bolton Day
’
$9.95
able to give
fi
Extra Special
. $8.959.
6x9 . . . $6.75
in all colc rs
Oil
Ranges, fibaby Carriages.
'r
So. Norwak
Phqne 105
_m
. ‘ l ., ll ”N that there is a The next matter to come before J ‘ ~ ‘ ..
.tt'llldlll t( it It . . ”w (‘tlllnCllmt‘n caused considerable: “Hi. to llclle axenue 1s ml . “11).; , .
it matter of the establish". 1m - . :. new.
5" interest when it was presented and l .
wag: expected that it would he th,.:’l)u'ldlngl1ue foryabout 3“ '9"?
écause of much discussion during ll" HOW“ Sid“. “f “it" ”It?“
meeting. but nothing was done on it 1"“5'9‘13' 5‘“? “ “'9‘ 1‘11"“ l-
. . however.
sale at the box othce oi the Regent l-‘iro (‘hlcf “PM“, “.-
lht-nlrv llltl tlu-u lilt'ttrbcl's of the large N." "more addressed
and it is doubtful if Friddv will Charles A. Volk. the committee on fire.
asking for an increase of $4 a week in
ltltt‘lr salary: the said increase to go sidewalks of a course. width. heighthé
l
1
real beauty l't st in store for them
the [ll-gent ’l'lteatt't- Friday and Satllr-
day. u‘
r t‘ t-: in .. .
qllktls fo_ this no ahh «uni tre ( it was a petition signed by:
Rogardus and). by the counril “all '11 midi-rel: all
to Councilmani property owners on livid-~11 ayrnae, be—
m“ tween Franklin and t'nio1 ltyenue.
find a seat for either performance.
COUNCIL HAD
NO STARTLING
. into cfiect sepiember 1. 1919. As it is. and level specified on the plans and to
necessary that an ordnance be madel‘hare these new walks laid before Julyl phy,
lhefore snch matters can be disposed 1 This actioi of the council will be}
of. no action was taken and the matter. met with
remained where it was. . ‘gsidcwalks in .his strip of plum.-
ln regard to the matter or the abato; question are :“ocut the worst _in
:ment of the taxes of Mrs Della 3L; entire city. The Same
jSanford. Councilman Clarke moved taken whtn [Lt _\'e\" ‘(ri-k. New
r how '1
(Continued tram first met H11 '
‘that such be granted and this motion: yen and llarti‘otl
The report of City Engineer Henry was vagged_ ‘dered to lay new sidewalks
R. Minor on the sidewalks of the city ‘ouncilm’an Eldridge in press-filing! Drnl-‘t‘l‘ly n-~-n.d by them at ”I“ "(Wher-
tion of the anate-_ of Ely avenue arrl in- in; street 'I hot
mom or taxes. amounting in all to new walks must lr» '1l 1h" same r..-:1-§
$92.39 on the Leslie Smith estate. re—. terial and dll’tl-‘Il:~'u‘llfi as .ttt- rpm-iii. d=
ported that he was undecided as to‘ on the plans and as filed in City En-ISout
what is recommended to the. council‘ gineer
was presented and as a result the prop- his rctml‘t on the dues
or ty owners of Belden :1 venue. between
Franklin and linion avenue. as well as
the New York. New Haven and Hart-
ford railroad. were ordered to lay new
on the! tinued on to say
from the" money on hand than was required h} United States Steel corporation “M
t the appropriations
‘ A motion was ‘l-nn made an-l passedi year 9nd0d- ll “’0‘!"I be found 3m“ I
was one of the most remarkable in
] entire history of the consolidated (‘i
m; of Norwalk.
construct and ‘ay nc v trtr )l' (o'iuetel An acclamation vote V“ then caller;
for. but again a rising vote was n.-«-
essary and Councilman Moore. Mur
Eldridge and Run-ell voted for
the resolution with Councilman \‘wk. ‘
anti-mat on all .itits as the: Clarke and
" int Stet-ens refused to vote.
tlm lee will report at the next meeting the
action was testimated cost of
A motiOn was then made by Coun
New or! cilman \‘olk to adjourn until May :1.
0n the. and it was passed.
—Tr_v
h Nor-walk Evening Sentinel
Miner's ofl‘lce and must he laid you desire
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that there was more The daily wage )tct‘ employc of a.
and that when this ember. 1918. was $6.26. compsrod'm
lb: $2.97 in 1914. The increase h“ be...
13 accompanied by much lower calcifi-
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—Sentlnel Want. Ads Are
Wham... “
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Wolfe, opposing it. Mr. SAVE
The commu- 25 PER CENT. ON
YOUR
axons 0N
DOLLAR DAY
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TARLOV; BROS.
”:3 Up-to-Date Cigar Store
‘ .mckemo Block, 80. uni-wan
Tel. 1581 ,
such an audit- .
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an adVertisement in
‘the best. results obtain-
sidewalks on certain property owned and stated that he thought it best to by July 1. nble.
by them befort> July 1. ; my" it back to them for such action A resolution was then introduced by
The. resolution of Councilman Rns- as they deemed lit and necessary. ng. Russell which called for the ap— .
v.9“ which called for the appointment A report on the matter of the. re- poimmem of a committee. ‘0 be 00312..-- . .
mounting to about posed of Councilman Stevens. Eldridge‘ \
of Councilmen Stevens, Eldridge and
Yolk as a committee to secure {ruin a
public accountant an estimate of the
cast of a complete audit of the books
of the city from the time of consolida-
tion up to the present. called for con-
siderable discussion. Mayor Donovan
took his stand against the measure.
but when the vote was taken it was
Phatement of taxes 3 . .
Slfl on the Excelsior Brewmg Company and Volk. who would get in touch with.
was given by Corporation .Counset Ed- a non-iniazestpd public accvunlantl
ward J. Quinlan. who reported that the and to secure from him an estimaie or?
COthmY's claim was 8 just one and the cast that would be incurred' tnt
upon his recommendation the council securing complete audit of the booksI
vn'pd to grant the claim. . of the City of Norwalk since the time?
(‘ity Engineer Henry '
R Minor pref of concolidatlon. ‘
gamed to the members of the council it was expected this was the signall
his report on the sldewalk Situation for the ~stalt of a {cu-why discussion!
found the ’motion had been put ,
through. lin Norwalk and which report follows when Mayor Donovan spoke at somel
-length and stated that it was plain to}
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan called the in full:
be seen from the reports of City Trans-r
. \thn your head aches, it is usually
members into session shortly after 8 Honorable Mayor and Gentlemen of
: o‘clock when the following Were pres- the Council:
,ent: City Clerk Irving D. Robertson.‘ It becomes my duty to make it re-
lCorporatlon CounsekEdwurd J. Quinn port on sidewalks at this meeting of
I lan. Councilmen Edgar G. Murphy. Dr.' the Council. I have spent some time
l Robert .M. Wolfe. Dr. W'llllam [.1 and thought in the preparation of this
, ' Moore. Charles A. Yolk. Frank In: as I realize with you all that. this prob—
0111' display keeps you In ““1011 Clarke. Albert '1‘. Eldridge. George “2.: tom. (and it is a problem). is one that
i _ ' Stevens and George D. Russell. l requires more than attention—it Is one.
‘With Whfit is BPPTOPM for all, The usual routine business was dis-i that requires more than attention-Alt
, . posed of, including the reading of the. jg one that requires action.
occatuons.
ant SEASONABLE roo-rwm
' FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN
meeting minutes of the April regularl i can giVe‘you statistics. you have
meeting and also the minutes or the: had them in the post. dmerfulls ol
barren-facts that go in one
l H ’ I. ‘ . 3 ‘ public hearing held “In“! ”Slums, th ’ ‘3!" t th 0th r but they pro-l tot-mine [or time ves in this fitter l »
z . ‘ ' th ectictCom .aang.r. an on e e. . . . .
0‘ TSAngATRE' . . ‘ 13:13:22 of lzutlohp’t‘d’tbe trolley 3:29 no results. I shall therefor-cu Mr. Murphy med- ruled the not
. . , . - ‘ leg along ow Writ. give you only I summary and endeavor. t . » 1 , t _ .. ‘ ‘ » p - .
7 ' ~ . thou-elmudthommu tomthe,m0di. . - Mwmawnmrtmloorl '- . » . p . , , p
TICKETS . . , 60c, 393‘.“ m law :‘&7 overjwm _ . _ 3 . .I I, he” I '18 I”. I I I I! .. W : . . ‘ . , , .7 . . _ w
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caused by your liver or stomach getting
out of order. These “sick headaches"
‘guickly. disappear as soon as the stomach
. is rclicved of its bilious contents. Right.
your stamach and regulate and tone
the liver with Beccllam’s Pills, which
rapidly improve Conditions and promptly
lurer Herbert A. Mathewson what the{
present condition of the city's finances
we. and it was also plain that for the;
first time since the consolidation cf
the city, the city did not oWe one cent
in debts.
. Mr. Russell defended his resolution,
sand stated that at almost every meet-i
lng questions-arose over the renown
' of the treasuver and that there was all-
ways talk of deficiencies and irregu-
llaritles and that ft was his purpose!
'and the purpose of the council to de-l
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