. iteet in diameter. and depths sufl'icient
' “WA” lto create a "jar" to occupants 0! an
MST , (auto to bounce two feet in the air.
v'Warning! it will necessitate now at
" , lleast 82.000 to restore this highway.
PAVE“ WRITES , 'Which was so commonly used by irat-
ABOUT CONDlTlONB no to avoid the vehicles on southem
. ;turnpike to Saugatuck.
apprehended the thiet. The motion
of Oli’icer Roberts getting to the scene
would be ri , tot- he would have
the else. l
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’1: Editor. 3 , ’l‘his had a street in good condiiton ' We received consolidation of our
.3; , Not 869an in vour columns a 19""? (also through the el'ort of city in schools and then the city. ”at did”
1914) connecting it. that received a we get? Sidewalks. Not
“cry'Ti'om the Third district. the:
.llwriter desires to sound a warning to 'great d9!“ 01' traffic from East avenue.
“representativcs ot the I.)emocratic . It being 3&9 a'venue. .
' . The writer is in receipt of hia’ This was of dirt or 3
tax biib—glorious to behold. tion with crude oil. which shortly ha
. A reduction of $18 from last year—”Jim appearance of "Warrenite." The
3.3. but, when the sane thoughts of a tax—Itraniv was directed from East avenue, tralion.
.Mr is aroused. he realizes that heéior past. two years. owing to "wretch-i
has bought his residence in the townfed condition" of that main trunk line, 0‘1
- cheap. The H.’ C. 1.. would. naturally.’East avenue, andsoon “broke up" the ‘ control. was done twice each ye“.
lure raine'd my bill $18, and I would surface, not designed for it—Aand. as’ The slozan: “Present Crowd“: Re-
. not have rugimered a complaint if thefno renal“; whatever. bclniz made to
‘ . 130119.? Was *9" Silent and invested. fit since. has left, nothing but gravel. sands.
If an owner of a home discovers that 4 “'liile. if the normal traflic. only. had pay 5 0r 9
two or three shinzlcs on his roof aro'continued. it Would bc 0. K. trdaf.‘ To' L911"? 33-” of our highways.
‘ decayed, and permit rain to enter. :ofl'set traffic imposed upon it. trc mv~n‘demand M W W industries. .
. does he. let the roof continue to loaklhas not spent $5 in maintenance or up.' YOM‘S. for Pcohomic taxation,
,7‘. 180- ~Because it would only result in keep upon it since. The investment“'Pr-nn)‘~n'ise and pound foolish."
,Ill incream of m l"!'l'.il(lll(lii. Thus. by . ”1, p;-.; . ,. -" . ‘ -- - “ ' ' A TAXPAYER. l
rave] founda-lexists "safe" enough for pedeutt'uuu.
d.'l‘lie few “ante" ones would all disapi
t since mil—while, undet- district;
ven 10 mills inore taxes for’
the first;
9
x.
m The three day entertainment and ha.
been too exhausted. upon tin-trio; (8‘ m which is being held by ther mat
handle a murdeier. or thief, were it "mutt
“to!!! last night with a very largo 'It-
tenhfice.
we wefefmuie car-mm. The \‘illlO‘tl‘ huolh>
robbed of our greatest nrom'be. And with their pretty decorations. ’mukins
m" on" mm fl mp "m" if m i very’nbeantilnl \ppeal‘nncc.
eutm the hall they are surrounded
pear soon. under our present admihle-iiy the!!! booths. Ag mu cntcr the
, first booth that one emotion-rs is "it
Oh- “sewers" have "0" been flushed lunch counter over which very many
pleasing dishes were solved last even-
jing and it is expected
election—lmw Taxes." Donbtleaa thou. crowd Will be served the :.00(lh‘..‘ more
like myself. would be glad to'wnigm_
this is decorated with white lace and
1M Javanese lantern. Thé fancy ar-
not ticle booth follows tint and is accola-
ted in white and flea: artificial now
975.
'r’ an atom 1:03me
the motor cycle had been In City nan, 'm m
ns planned. a specie! officer con!!! have t
WAY. ocr,
1
”-4“
museums-f m Cliffordotmaeport. hu‘
..been visiting his diushm. Misses,
Catherine and lint-y W. in Mc-
Kinley Place. ;
There will be :- rally ihls em: in-
the Rowayton Hone hm. which will
be held by the remuienn- only. he
republican candida" for mayor. attor-
ney Leo Davis will be one of go
awaken. and there will be othei‘e.
A very large atfendmce it: expected.
A‘mociat inn
inprovemeni
Fall Opening
Suits
Coats
Dresses .
- Waists l
Skll‘€\ .
As (inc
Andrew Alleck. aged 18. or? Emmy»
ion bad a leg broken yeslrrday after
noon while he I“! returning l'ioll’i‘
from school. it has been reported that
young Alleck and covet-hi of his ccm‘
panionc had been runnina after a trol-
ley and that .Uleck ran from behind
the car directly in fmnt of the automo-
bile oi Hilliard and lrving Albrecht of
Ramle street, Dal-ten. The young
lad was picked up by the two men
that a larger
The candy booth follows and
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-nj -. ‘.l§u‘o\wun F
ulna; j
Th? mYMN'lonll booth is du‘nrn
bee 0hr Opening 32
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;. an expenditure of 23 or San he makeg:qavgd it. Now. it will mPRn $500 (ix-l ~ . _ v .>
_. a “repair" that will stop the ravages jppnse, A rally *m be held ”“9 evening by'tcd In Japanese colors and was the and was, taken to the oti’tceoi a 5:. I
. «Muse he knows. too well. that next This example can be i‘lustmtcd and, mt, Rppubnmn party at 7.30 at the hall is the market, which has its ta walk physician‘s-ho 5" ”‘9 “an ‘3 5‘, __ .
F ,1“? he WONG. “0 douht, 1'30“”? _a 5 shown all over our district. The most' Bridge Switch :bles laden with Moos arti les of bone and 99'" him ‘0 M3 home. . . ‘— 4 _- - - ' ‘
complete new roof. or >0“.l tlit‘l'eafter. ‘ SOrrowful case bring our Scariew ave-' ‘ I . ' Mil Th __¥ _ l -‘V?_gg—-fla»~~' *7
at an “up“... of 3300‘ {mm- 1 l . e domestic._cake. on n and HOPPE RUNS 507 i--------"""‘,,. a.—2 ....._ __‘
The policc department received a] The lt’ lies at Christ (‘hurch willlice cmm booths come next and ”‘95 I,“ i ”:1 . , ‘ ll
' l To accommodate our customers and supply t. 211' needs l .
This illustration is most fitting with;
‘0'" highways ‘11 ”1‘“ town. motor cycle. 50m:- yvars ago. for 'h9;h0ld a ‘hree day rummage sale on Oc-
‘ In 1914 “Mt Engineer George H. specific purpose of aidin: our police in 9 . , lore. These booths ane‘all in charge oi
$1192"!!! 93d" lllll' ire needed somo'at- the Third districi. Sprinzwoml andim'b” ;; 3; wig?" to, ”I: \atcanl slor-_me ladies of the anal: ““00“. Dancing Willie lioppe is training for up CITY n‘flon .
on! on an . with refuse from \an ummr First district. that was 'iouzht (1‘ on 41“ 3* 1B8 on 8 rec. I” held J night. A sketch i re- proacmng halkline tourneys and is do: w. the {0110th M: 111M “I. working span
the bank and W
,the new and upon-thymine STA
WE IDLIOI‘I' LOCO”
min-L
The City National Bank
for. by the Writer." in ('arc for chil~
dren at Fitch school crmsinz. etc. Has Mr. Fred Knapp of Bridge street
it been used for this pumose? No? . Y
has accepted a posttion with the HI Po
Only recently the writer had the
street "opened in from of his home “3””? company or 9““ Norwaik. ‘
and. at night. illuminated by lanterns.' _ ""—"—"
About midnight some one stole them. “‘0 “3"15. Republican candidate for!
The writer called up the police station Mayor. rectum-ls that those who 'at-
for "Nil" Q“? 9m”""‘ Office" 301’“ tend the rally in L'llommedieu's store'
erts. most highly respected by ‘hplthls evening. bring along their three:
last tax biihi. lie promises to give a
Zantit street (the only concrete pave‘
ment we can boast oil. laid. at :1 small
expense. 3. “wet macadam" road from
East avenue to “'asliington and Van’
Zandt streets, crossing Osborne ave-
nue. connecting Pleasant, Reynolds
and Charts streets and Billie avenue.
> Thus Fort street has had little, if
any. attention since, especially for the
past two years have a few spots shown
themselves. and, not helm: cared for,
’ have gone from small holes to three
writer. was probably down on Fifth;
ll .
avenue, Third district. on-patrol.
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S O C O N Y
Motor Gasoline
Awide Variety of ism buy [mm the
‘ mixtures is being dedel's listed“
9‘ sold under the low. Theyull- ‘
name"gasolinc.” billy SOGON'Y. H .
The best way to —unilorm, pure . N
be sure that the powerful. Loci; I
gasoline you buy for the Red,
White and Blue
measures up . to
quality standards S»CO‘-n'y Sfin.
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DEALERS WHO SELL SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE
90m mania, or. . tannin, cons.
Austin’s time 1'. Man-on
s. L. new om amp
Hardware & Auto Supply Bier-1mg Garage
3. m .1 Station Garage
a. noun. ' 3 . _ __ 7
O’Connor-’3 Garage * 4., ROBOTON, CONN. '
S. Ta'vlin ‘ . .
. . - Baur & 00.
L. M. Wright mm. ‘
Vast Bron. . P. H. k ‘
Webb 3m. mun, m. "
nonwau, com. A" 3' “"3”
1. Mill; ‘- SILW, OT. .. K
F.E.LOCW&00. 33mm ‘4‘»
A. Lyon .Hedfint
Prods-er a Sea 1'
Reynolds Rotor Oar Go. mm, m.
T. B. Wicm ::.m M
use nonwnx, com. m M l ‘1
l . a. n. am . ‘ cm with.
.« . Reddy & Ayres ' : 0. '1'. Gregory .
f. BOWAYTON. CONN. “SHORT, GO“. '
Prank Lockwood . Weapon Garage
Andrew Hill. ‘T s. Enema
:. TOXINEXE _ ' Macaroon, or. ‘ .
Pat. Hallway ' B. W. Bubbell 0b. _
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Mr. and hire. Willimn 0. ("lark. of
Tarmown. New York. have been visit;
in; Ir. and Mrs. lrving W. Clark, dt
Pennoyer street. ‘ .
Joseph R. Taylor,’ol Pennoyer street
who is telling a two weeks' vacation
from his (little! in New York. ll-l visit-
M in Fall River. Massachusetts.
fifthnhn CWJ“ been via»
it“! her son. Roy (Vs-poke". of New
Elven. ‘
r. M. Needles Minty. of Rower‘ ,
ton avenue. have returned from a win“; I
{are prettlly decorated in pat‘olic col-
'aented by the young people of East
Nor-walk.
and continue until «imam cream:
at which time it will come to a cioec. f
of several days in New York. 3 4
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Mrs. Mary Thnmes. oi Rowaymn as“
‘ Mr. and Ira. Enrlj‘. Themes. 93.».
Row-nylon 'avenIeJiwve
tailing llr. and .‘lfi. Howard (2. Site;
“vein of New Preston.
IN PRAC'I‘ICLP GAME
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ABM“ South ROI-walk, Corn,
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in; work at the Rational Recreation mt)“ old Button Ledger 3375‘“? ' l
room in Brooklyn. In practice- work m
yesterday afternoon the champion mm 8 M.
made a run of 507 at l8:2 hairline and
under the conditions that will prcvail
in the championship. and thus" who
:mw the wonderful performance cry
pm the opinion that Schnefvr and .
Coons-aha would be interested.
The Mr wiu be open today
1'8 WHETHER LARGE t
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MANN ‘
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enue. has been (internininc \lr “q lv.-z.—~~-»—- - ,,-. ‘ w PROVl‘SlONAL an<
Mn. Edwin Thomas, f .lam- it-n. max. . _ Uc-rofi NE . ‘ ‘
“Mod; 9 A ( 'f Constipated, BlilOtis DRAFT OBSTR 3 San Salvador. Republic 0‘ >
~ ~ 21 - “M m... sent. 3..-“.
- Ol' Headachy, take Atlanta. GM 00. l~-Alexander ”an has "m?“ m Tcznmtt“
.l
‘ Pd 'llh E‘m-
tiH-n cnteb l n"““"“ “h“ ‘1‘ ooniicl ‘
ma Goldman for conspiracy to ob-
'.~irucl the army draft. concluded his
tent] in the Fede ral penitentiary h--rc
Iloday an dannounced hewould leave
later for Ncw York. where both will
iacc deportation charges. Berkman is
today ahflumcd his 0min- :iu i- .
at president of the Ri‘lllillll
eupimting the claims n‘
hreno, \icevpr'sidvnt or Hunt.
the prcsidency. arc in (‘nnl'ln
lmnns under the command «if .
Ruffltl Lopez Gutierrez in 'h.
men! of Par-also.
“Cacarets”
l Peel grand: Be efficient! Don't stay “hm
:llck. billous. llMIBhy, mwlhfl‘d.
Remove the liver and bowel poibon
which in keeping your head dilly. yum
tongue coated. your breath but! and
-,\‘0lll‘ sin” ”1-. m, m ‘9‘ a 'a native 0i Russia.
small box of Caecareis and nniny the. 3“” Goldman finished h" '"m in
nicest. gentlest laxativecalharfie you I ”I? “hm Cl'l'v 30.. Federal Prison
ever experienced? Comm newr several days ‘89- and m”"‘“ “a"
D'ANNUNIlO G
Home. Pct. l ”lava“
with (‘aptain Gabriele ti Alll'lll'
spreading nmona the ropula'
troops. Money and supplies rm"
to flow into Flume.
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gripe. sickcn or inconvenience one like tied to join her in New York.
Salts. Oil, Colonel or harsh pills. Onc- -
caret: W-mhile to cloudy minds
and hair-am: bodiee. hey mi: imp l
you at” a . .
They have each deposited 8mm
in Liberty Ronda as bail pendin'a die
position of the deportation Charges.
Berknan'a attorney announced. in a
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Norwalit Tire and. Rubber Company
mun. mmm‘ I
Seven Per'Cent. Cumulative Preferred Stock
. “5“ new Glue—3m}; 00an mm
(9) m POWER: Preferred stock will haw voting power in case of any one Of the following donning:
(3) Failure to pay four consecutive divide“ on Wkl‘l‘t‘d stock.
(b) Failure of company to earn during any Ml year an :1th
plus the sinking fund.
(c) Failure of company to maintain an amount of not quick and current mots equal to 110 per cent.
outstanding preferred issue.
(3) NATION 0! FUTURE masonic: Written consent of 75 per cent. ‘0! Preferred Stack holders mist. bc
given for placing any mortgage on property or pledging any other assets, except for purchase money mitigate!
id) m0 Wk!) $75,” annually to retire preferred stock up to $115 per share.
(U) mum at $115 per share and accrued dividends on any data after thirty days’ notice.
(8) mm: 3 year average before For year ended Dec. For first six nos. 1919.
‘ laxos ,endcd Dec. 31, 31, 1918, before taxes, after $308, on pfd.,,at
1918, on pfd. stock on phi. stock annual rate of
$25 58 $36.86 $34.84
(7 AM: Total net, approximately $225 per share. Net quick, approximately $139 per share.
(3) m 01' m: Proceeds of the file of this issue will he mod to build a new plant and for additional
working capital, both of which are made. necessary (innocent. of the fact. that the company ‘8 business is in-
creasing very rapidly- 5 .
’ (3) MRI“! to 1m this stock in the New York Shock Exchange will be made in due course.
' we eler this Seven Per Cent. Cumulative Preformed Stock for subscription, when, “and if issued and delivered to us at
l“ hymtjlmctnt.
, . . MAPLES 8. GOLDSCHMIDT
‘3' uwmefli‘m -
MM“.
. . ‘ WWW 00.,HowYork ‘3; .5;
‘ , _ Region—Liberty lotto-l Dahlia“ l
. . Won . r ‘3
. ' m m 'm m . V i
7 per cent. Cumulative Preferred, haw amen Containing than!» !
cannon Authorised “MM Wing $1,000,000
We summarize from the letter of the President, of the Pompany, Mr. W. B. Millet and front the balance sheet of the colli-
pony certified to by lathe, Banks & Company, the. eat-Pill ial feature of this issue «8‘ follows:
(1) mm: Preferred as to dividends and assets. ‘
equal to the dividends on the preferred stock, '
of the-
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