’ \
...;
”condmand Goods Always on Sale
v; CONTINUOUS
1 Wu! Club '3 been going fifty
and needs no band. We’re
fines”, With good intent and
honest ways we ’ve lived through
all the stormy days. We’ve never
hown the need of 111115 to help
5’ sell our well known stufi, but
tart to heart and man to man
we told our story as we ran.
fie’ve sold good coal and pleased
setu- friends—are going strong as
fills day ends,
.We are here for your business
av-without bluster or fuss.
flay Goal of Whom You Choose
.e—Co Longas You Buy It of Us.
5533130?
Is All Right, But
REMEMBER
turn put one on you some
., y that you'll wear a liong
“The Alan‘s Shop”
Presents
,
New Neckwear
At 31.00
See It and “Spruce Up"
Costello 8; O’Meara
21 North Main St.
m' -——-———- ————....__._'_ _
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE .‘tuE."‘S FOR
LONDON
CITY HE LUXE
BRIAR ..
PIPES
Also Celebrated Dunhili’s
lahackemo Block Tel. 1581
F. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South N orwalk
GET A SQUARE DEAL
“7e will lmy your household
goods. was paid-rs, junk and all
wond- hand 1.,4 Oil“ Anything you
“we. Price a Hurling to the quali-
ty of the 3 ads A. square deal
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street,
- ' We never compete in price on our lumber,‘ but in
quality. This puts us above competition, except with lumber
dealers who sell same grades and as we ask only fair profits,
they cannot undersell us except to their own hurt ‘as much
as ours.
“'5.
As to those who handle whatever is cheapest just because
it’ s cheap. they are getting scarcer each year, for the cus.
tomer is waking up, and cheap Lumber must have more than .
price to recommend it.
The HATCH &
BAILEY CO.
Sheetroek—Beaver Board. Johns-Manavllle.00. and
Bird 6 Son
Roofing:
I Big Reduction
Exide Batteries
Come in and See the New Exide With Indestructahle
Gummite Cases.
.. A---‘
? Fowler’s
EXIDE SERVICE STATION -
‘ 67 North Main Street '
inPrice on
v
Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
. Phone 1340-1341
it
.a large attendance.
Facilities in Norwalk
Continued from Fjirst Page.
.7, 7 7"?
tine of rate and rule making. It you
are
the high plane where you all desire
that it should be. you must have a.
strong local organization where you
can come together and discuss mat;
ters of common interest. These
meetings and discussions will without
guestion, bring about acquaintances
'and often friendships which will re-
sult in confining competition to hon-
est. defencible and réasonable llngs.
having a program which will impel
Hold your meet-
ings. either just before or just after
a. luncheon or dinner and have a
regular time for these meetings. No
man can afford to play his businefis
as a lone hand and but few that do
so. ever succeed in the broadest sense.
“The insurance business if it is to
be successful. must be conducted
along lines of impartiality. economy
and service to the public and the
greatest of these three is service. As
local agents, you must stand ready
to render service to your clients in
the way of advice as to forms. what
your client needs in the way of in-
surance and how he can cheapen the
cost of his insurance. All.“ these
things will require expert advice.
based on extender] knowledge. much
more extended than can possibly be
obtained by the average local agent
more extended than is usually found
in even the largest agency or brok-
erage house. Your Board must
stand ready to assist its citizens
through your Board of Trade or
your City Government. as to how gen-
eral insurance conditions can be im-
proved and rates lessened. Acting as
a Board. your influence will be much
greater than that of any agency
however large that agency may be.
For the Fire Insurance Business to
be successful. co-opemtion among the
,companics ihcmsclvcs. the local
agents themselves and reciprocal co-
operation between the two. are neces-
sary to secure fair rails, economical
E
.0
uality Groceries and “Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 89" Co., Inc.
Washington Street, South Norwalk
rson 1405
ms: DELIVERY
‘iu'l‘v l‘t‘liii.
_(‘;;1 mm 1; l _\ cut‘ulititms
Sin
gull ll tho-
slmztli? rt; .
W
Hamburg Steak .........
Liver . . . . . .
Frankfurters . . . . .
Slowing Veal
......e..-a-
LoinVealChops
BEGINNlNG THIS WEEK SCHULT
AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS FOR THE SUMMER
Schultze’ s Thursday Specials
...... llclb
..........14clb
35c lb
22cm
12clb
...-.. ...-
ZE'S MARKETS WSLL CLOSE
ltamford, Dal-ten,
WWIMJV’WWW/Im
Weatport,
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Nor-walk, 39.11am Street
Ioutl Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
Black Book.
Bridgeport
--./---..----,.
your :mzi that is the griieral’
ummlilion H? the fir-1 fizthtlng facili-
iivs of tin ntv. liurini: ilac past
.mrk. :1 rainy'utv- report has lint-:1
If'lll“\\':‘.l‘II"'l in your city covo-rnmrnt
lwiiii ("Ollllvl‘t l 1 . :vv rvccm‘nnvnmi-
itinns win-~21 it :> :v 9 should Il(l\P (“arr--
.l'::‘. 102: H‘ ‘c‘l‘..'.l1 *1 on IIH' rat-l of tire
'(‘3‘2' (3 i
‘ 'thws lit" Hort principal Auk-“r.
,r.u!-‘-vl a? tilt tm: (If ill“ lltspri'tinll
’“ore tliu 'w“ (\“llL‘I
“~\\'ATl.lt Si 1 '.!‘l ‘1':—~’i".vo systi-ms
nvvnnl by squirm: inking; (ilsililifi.
4
i
,‘
l
I
’3 ram AND GARDEN
”g the best at implements
gym “sentence.
u(“1'3 HARDWARE
fie” flood in our line.
IIbert D. Morgan
HARDWARE
“nth Nerwalk. m
e have also all the mewh
Mod labor-saving m
always up—to-date, and we are
to supply you with whatever
CLOTHING
JUNE
Brauleres and Underwear at Mott
SALE
An Opportune Time tor the Bride, the Matron, the Graduate and
the Vacationiat to Supply Themselves With Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves,
Reasonable Prices.
56 South Main St.-
m
Gehebe’s
It's Hero It It's Hm
Refrigerator-s and.
Rugsedly built refrigerators with
hardwood cases. three door side icer
Style. white enamel lined, .lift up
style. ice chests are». white steel ,.
MlVIE. JEANNETT E
South Norwalk
Ice Chests
.i.....-.-.--...-
g on.
1 1 ton rd.
320 l:
' luvs
vol
1 Pl (”‘9'
.le'S‘.".I.‘-‘
,fmcn-lz-nl.
' well
processes and render the most cfii—
clent atrvicc. The only way the re-
suiin of this co—opernticn can be ap-
plied is. through organizations like the
excknnm‘ in touch with tlw compani-
and in touch with ~\our local
It has bun sugcwud that '1
\u-il (quipprd local nmiicy ought not
I \ptl‘h-d in mu» its \ .iillnlilo
tor thr- Lu 11s,“? of others
“‘n-ll unzipped. but moml . rs
Hour-l. men the strongest incnl
vvm rvcrlvv from the lionrd
than he will who i thus tin"
to him and in 111ml lic
The most suti ‘uciozgv lo-
:n'w :‘msc 101va
tlac lust local
l'Il-Upt'f‘zllh't’i)’
US
11
up. Pl
ll-(llililtfi timing
loan! “or. iii: innsl‘
exchange“.
matter which I think
1- immediate attention by
“Tin 1-»
is ("um
Iiiul {a}
ivncii madnhainwl lxy two swts of thru-
mma our of IIH‘ commis-
~7=crs of arch .s-t acting as sin-cr-
\\'l:il~- lili‘
:1]>;ui!‘«nt‘:,\' :uivquitc. the
interim: capacity: is insulin-lint to
luk- cure of munitimm consumption.
Supply mu'ms urc not of itzlt'qill‘iii’
and (112v muin in one system
is 01‘ the 11111111121119 cement lined
typo. l‘i'issm-vs an- only fair and are
poorly muimuirml mull-r heavy «ii-(ill
thin to \vcnk distributing systlms.
The consumption of water is high.
The majority of services arc nit-term!
Stunt 1‘5.
bi‘
l-iy :in-
Sir.“
the gate valves are uniform in opera-
tion and the spacing is fairly good.
inspection is lacking on one system.
"FIRE l”CPAli'I‘MHNT2—Appoint-
merits and promotions are not gov-
erned by Ci\il Sc 'icc Regulations.
Manual strength full paid force.
weak. Parts of apparatus is not
maintained in good condition. No
reserve apparatus. No pumping cn-
gines in the department. \Vhiie the
hose in service is adequate and ap-
parently in good condition. the com-
panies do not have a spare shift and
hose drying ~facilities are not satis-
factory. Regulations governingr (ii.-
cipline lacking.
casionally. Response to alarms den-
cient. Records of inspection by tire
department are inadequate. although
the inspections are mainly good._
"FIRE ALARM SYSTEM:—Three
separate systems maintained which
is unsatisfactory as all stations do not
receive alarms from all parts of the
city. Headquarters apparatus inade-
quate. Unreliable indicators at fire
station's. Inside wiring in fire stations
poor. Many street boxes are of poor
type with unreliable brush-break con-
tacts. Distribution, fair in mercan-
sections. Box inspection infrequent.
Records incomplete. ~'
“BUILDING DEPT. :——No building
inspection. Lav'vs not, of much value
from a fire protection standpoint. No
fire limits.
"ELECTRICITY: -——No electrical in-
spection and therefore no control be-
ing exercised over installations for
light. heat and power.
“WATER SUPPLY?- As would
Paturally be expected. the most im-
mnt matter which should have at-
_ftention.:is to place the two systems
under one commission and have a
qualified superintendent who"
shall devote his’iqtire time to super;
vision ot-the systetn.
to put and keep the insurance;
business in and about Norwalk on!
”Make your meeting of interest by ‘
V Inadéquate Fire Fighting ‘fi
sizes$2.98u‘p;
Children’s one-piece suits
Two-pieceSuits;
Ladies’Tights
Assorted Caps............ 29c l Belts.....................,
Specialties In
All- Wool Bathing Suits
Two-piece Suits attached, in many sizes and colorS; children’s
...............'adults $4.25tos750
e
N ORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Q2251“)
trunks $3.50;tights 32:9
. . . . cotton $1.00 and $1.10; wool 32.85
of combining the two systems. or
of constructing a reservoir of ade-
quate capacity on the South Nor-
walk system, located near and with
an. emergency connection to the‘
present Norwalk Reservoir.
That the distribution system be'
strengthened. That no new pipe
of less than 8 inch in size be laid.
That additional hydrants. whfle
necessary. be provided. That all
hydrants be inspected regularly, at
least twice a year._
"FIRE DEPT:—-
That the department he rc—organiz-_
ed on a full paid basis and that
the appointment and promotion of
officers be based on
under Civil Service Rules. That
tum full paid men be appointed im-
mwiialcly.
That a triple combination pump.
clivmicnl and hose wagon of not
less than 750 gallon capacity pcr
minute he provided at South Nor-
wulk and another at Noru‘aik.
”l-‘lli‘f‘. .v\l..\ll.‘.I:——~ ,
Tim! the fire alarm systems be
combined into one system under
iii" supwrvision of :1 Mirror-intend—
as inspector of wires.
That the tire alarm 1:
lg“ ro-built of fire-rcstivc
tion.
That tlic
installed
station.
That the boxes installcd in the fu-
ture be of a positive. none-inter-
i‘vrrxm‘c and successive type.
“lll‘llJ‘lNG IDEI‘TJ—r
That an inspector of buildings
appointed {ill-I that. :1
rive colic lac :tdnyttui
ticu.
l- Tl :il lll‘t‘
I‘(H‘1l"l“
he that usually
fire alarm
appartlzs
in a. rmotlernr
In“
by regula—
iimits lic (stat-lishwi.
i1:mu’~ction all new
r 3"!”{l'lt‘1‘i insinllntimvs'aml periodic
llih‘prvlillllfi or" old electrical instal—
lations lu- mama
of
".\.-= you will nntc ct the present
it‘m'rrii'n in tw ion
snlirt‘i-s or‘ 5111)-: ‘ ‘ ‘ i
on one system but {cw men-red on
the othcr. Large amount of 4 inch‘
pipe. with many dead ends. “’hile
. RFC.
Drills held only oc- r-
tile districts. wide in some residential '
. Mapped the enjoyable affair. Messrs.
(‘0-
do—
;‘n owll'rmc lack of
tilt’ \nrious
. xmrtmvms intrrcstl l in tire
lion. us ”192‘? two Separate
'Ii>lllli‘t writer supply systems.
lll‘v‘ tit-purinwnt and three
ziml distinct fir» alarm systems.
Prior to tho \vnr .ihc tire depart-
'tim~. llwru is
and
rmc
purine which is particularly neces—
sary in the South Nnrwaik section
and the higher elevations of the city.
This cngiitc was rcqnisitioncd by the
government and has never been rc‘
placed.
"I think your Board can take up
this mutter with in? city authorities
so that when the city is re.—
will be under the Analy—
tic System. it may have the highest.
classification reasonable to expect
ani thus the rules be lower than they
otherwise would he.
“Regardless of how the rating of
the city may be effected. the citizens
of course .anxious that fires may
he infrequent and that such tires as
do occur may be stopped at their
incipiency and thus possible scvcre
fires which may lead to confiagration
proportions. avoided. ’
_ “in! closing. as an employee of the
exchange from the Boston cities. I
want toassure you that all the facili-
ties not only of our main office, but
our branch offices in Bridgeport and
Hartford. are at your command‘ and
we desire to ego-operate with you in
manic
rated as it
best serve your customers. .We do
not. I know. many times come up to
your expectations but we are consci-
entiously working to— give the right
service to you and to our companies
and when we do this. we will be giv-
ing the proper service to the public.
“Please call on usjat any time
when you feel that we may be of
help and bring to our attention any
features which you believe to be
wrong "
The next speaker of the evening
was W. N. Bament, of the Home In-
surance Co., of New York City. His
long experiénce in the insurance busi-
'ness and ability as a speaker enabled
him to hold the closest attention of
his hearers. He spoke in a lighter
vain than did his predecessor and his
many anecdotes were very much em
*toyed. His remarks were enthusias-
tically applauds
At the conclus n of the speech-
making a hearty vet's of thanks was
extended to . Messrs. Sweetland and
’Bament, also to the committee who
and Mead
examination j
cm of tire alarm who shall also act ‘
cixdquartcrs 1
cousiruc- T
comprchcn- .
That ,
protec- '
separate ;
mum “us, (“ili‘iypt‘Ni with a steam first
and cndcavor to have inipi'ovcmcnts
every way in our power that you may .
W’illiam Hart'ord. Edmund E. Crowe,
EC. E. Curtis. F. 1. Jones. P. \V. Mead
Samuel J. Keeler, John T. Hayes,
Joseph J. Hyatt, Richard H. Golden
Denny 5. Hull Joseph Morton, Ed-
[ward Hubbell. W. H. Bvington. John
M. Glover, Thomas C. Balcom. H. 0
Pollard. Vt H. Ray,mond Harry Sher-
Paul Lawrence, Lawrence
I‘rank Brundage. E. R. Baker.
;\Vm F. Hoyt. \V. F. Finklc—r. Thomas
‘ Moore. R. H. Bovi, “'m. Joms.
ll’rank C. Becker. Howard A. lt‘cnm r.
i\\'.m Guthrie. \\'1n.Clurk, James M.
O'Brien. Mr. Lynch.
SUPREME [BURT
FAVBRS REALTfiR
§ xmv HAVEN. Juno 14.——~A am-
Ision was handed down try the Sn-
fprcmc Court of Errors toduv. in the
i
i wood.
Paul,
: so-cullcd Struti‘oril town in. mum 1
ship controvtrsy. by which the W—
lutor. George F. Lcu'is. a citizen. 1:115
his demurrer to the special (it-fins}
:of the respondent. sustained.
- The wording of the decision was:
"The Superior Court is advised to
frcndcr judgment sustaining the de-
murrcr to the special defense and
fa-
thereupon to render judgment in
\or of the rclntor in accordance with
the stipulation of the parties. Junc-
14. 11122. \VilPt‘Ii‘l‘. C. .l."
The case \vcnt licfoz-c tlzc Supreme
(“curt under tin- titlc of “Stair ex. ral.
Got-11:» 1’. Lewis. \‘s. lolmrt B. Tn;—
my. ct.. ills." "l‘lic rclutor is a citi-
‘zcn who brought action to complc
Ithc cmmcilmen of Strattozd to order
an M. (‘Ili 11 under tiic rec. ill proflsions
of the town charter. Turncy and
Cmmcilmmr tiled a special dcz‘vusc. to:
“‘1‘. icli chvis dumttri‘cd.
COMMENCEMENT AND
FLAGD DAY EXERCISES
(Continued from First Page.)
.
:innn. \Vm. McDonald. Charles luilgcr.
Sung —— America. the
Class.
em.
My Country's
so Cher.
I’rophesy—eHilcn Sutton.
—-.Oscar Bartram. Lorenzo Robinson.
Hcl en Sutton, Anna Peterson.
America for )Ic’lithcl Fowler.
011 Bright Flask—Henry Scoticld.
Song—Smiliu' Through—Anna
tcrson. Helen Sutton.
. The. History of Our Flag—Anna.
Peterson.
Your 1 lag and My Flag—Ada Bul—
ger.
The Red Stripes—Mildred Liebsch—
er.
Star Spangled Banner—Ethel Lieb-
scher.
'Song—Flag of the nee—~C‘lass.
Vacation Time—John Enther.
\Viil—Vnnce Quimbiy.
Flag Salute—-Class.
Star Spangled .Banner—Class.
Try a. Sentinel Want Adv.
9—-
AUTO surname.
‘ WELDING
Telephone 917 gr—Raymond street
South Norwalk, Conn.
‘YVood.and
DECISION RESEI“ ED
Rnxton.
of
ion was one of ”1,. 7‘ , .
(‘mployml by the Sch-...:
the Sliitit-t‘.’.<,
away
tav Durocliez of
IN RE XTON (:th
(Cont il.i,i('d from law: «723‘ '
.____.
Bliss Marpiwt .~'\. .‘\:::,:.A .
the sclloo‘.trs1i:.cii1‘}..~
“in :1 ‘
SKIN"
:rmu
\vrrr‘ going to 11:} . .
New Iiu‘mn on Nix:
wtrc ii; in :1
..
I-‘rtui 11 mam ‘
'l'luir m: viz:
(IIIIC‘I- autumn} 1 .
“'11:: “I {111
was ruling
lluroclnz. .1151 tfir ..1 11.4». ~
«l.
.15.: ...
Song—~Many Flags in \iany lands
Pe- .
lim’uiiii‘ul— .
The National Flag—Robert I‘M—WII"
Flag-Dorothy Lieb- I
l
I
1
l
Kendrick & Chase. Garage ‘
SPECIALS FOR THE
WE ‘li
Full deht 003.3:
Extra 1
M a c :1 r o n i, S:
Needles ....... o
Baked Beans, Spcclt‘:
o 4 or“
Q L .21: -s'.
A. STULL
3‘ Cottage St, East Hal-wok
.4
luto Bodies, F e n de rs
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of AH Kim‘s:
V I( TOR D ESE”
48 Chestnut St. Phone 3565
.0"
Old Friends at the
Price
' ' Old Well 5c Cigar 0‘
“the Perfecto Baum!“
at 106.
Wu!
”meme: on 01“
”goal, '1th are the but oil“!
made at that price.
4’
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If You Were Forty
Years Old m
experience would have tang
you what the
undiedS
13 teaching _h “it pays
paople. That. 15
. ~ on
Man of our prominent tow:sm -
are business “senior?! particular!
11 or wr co
gogcerning our summer
' ‘ ’ Phone 314-2
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