1 L ' mus-mun. sen KevlSlOn eetmg 13 Urged o ' € warm 3. COMO! Realtor General Insurance '38 North Mill: Street IopNorwalk . .1 . .' Conn. link!” 0008'! axons " - :1 for 360 ~ It“. by John '1‘. Shoohsn JOHN A. MILLS _ ‘ Councilman from the Fourth Ward - City oVINorw‘elk .‘ . ' . _ ‘ . Machine .Peru. . 00m M ‘ NW We March 8th, 1926. ' m . m roams: no: 00. Editor, The Evening Sentinel. A real consolidated city is what we want—not one composed of six ' “' "Wm .. com districts as we have at present. V . .\‘ . Thet should be the object of thosée who have been commissioned with the . . . . ‘ . 1' important task or revising the charte1 of the City of N'orwalk.1 . r 1hmls'1m1 ”or . 13:11.1 J. Mollllo ' 9: North‘- -.M__alo street to. Nowell: coon. . Let this goal be realized either through amending or revising our chat- ter or if necessary drawing up a new one. 1 . Your paper, always anxious to boost whatever is best for Norwalk, should get behind the idea of one city for all sections—one city with tyre taxing districts. $3 '- - - The first taxing district should be composed of the present first, second, '. ,- .- rd and fourth taxing districts and the second taxing district should con-,fl ’ . o"‘ “NIT“! W? as ‘aout'h man 81.. 515 of all the other outlying territory. '°‘ ”mm cw" As fast as the outside territory _1n the second taxing district enjoys the pivileges of the first, let it be taken Vote the first and pay for these privi- . .1 . .. V leges‘. - ' - runs. a. “snowman Before we have real consolidation the districts must consolidate the var-i 9°” Establlohod‘ovor 75 you: Post m.- and Wood Cacao Roi-walk Conn. ious public utilities 1n the first, second and third districts. When this is . ' . done, I believe people 111 the outlying district will meet them half way. and _ ‘ -. everybody will boost for one consolidated city. There Will come a time in the very near future when the city’s wards ' will have to be resmade to give us more voting precincts. There will also have .1 to be provision made, as time goes on", to extend water, gas and lights to the outlying sections. By doing so the city as a whole will reap its reward in . - ’i ‘ ‘ . raising the total of the grand list, thereby giving the city each year mere '_" ' a. ' money to expand the inner district until such timeasitcangiveallthe bone-.- fits mom to outside territory or the outside taxing district. 1 - 0 West Avonno. Roi-walk. Con. 1 I believe these meetings are 6f vast importance to every voter and tax- - payer lathe City of Norwalk and I Wish youwmddmgethrough yam-upsi- . - a big: turn-out 115i: them. Then mhmbersotthecharterrevision commit; 5 ' . '~ ’75:...7": - ' ... teewillflndout whatvarious districtswantandneedandtmswiilgivethem ‘ "015' all-oi!- , , ’ somethingto workV on. . 1: Meets-c " -1 :1' . -* Youmflirabetlerandbigngomlli .,u.‘m'”w‘m“' . JOHNAWS. f- i . By Counczlman John/i Mllls . .“..°“"“‘“".. ’ insane: we. 00.11110. W I was somewhat surpriseduo note through yous columns that the attend l " " ' nanny once at the first district charter rewsion committee meeting was so 3111111 "a? “06??fo .' 7 ‘ last week. " \. . JahmZosp. . elk A Bigger And Better City: SOUTH NORWALK .IAVINGB BANK lo. Nowell: Conn. SOUTH NOBWALK TRUST OOMPANY Bo. Normans « Conn. 80. uoawonx rLosrsr Bay It With Flowers I SoaVMaln It. Tel 8“ CHARLES H. HARRIS Glass Norwelk Conn. P. J. DIPIITEO ‘ Flint Motor Cars 43 West Are, So. Norwalh. Conn. MATTELLO & LABPBDOATO General Contractor ”driven-1111x1013 St. Tel. 2274 South Norwolk, Conn. _ rs: nookwoon mo. ‘ comm Bo. Neural): Conn. ' OROFUT a KNAPP ' Hats 1 So. Norwalk Conn. TH! TAYLOR a GOLDEN COMPANY Telephone 1230 So. Normlk. Ct. l IAVOIA RESTAURANT ‘ .48 8o. Main Street ' 8o. Nor-walk Conn- ‘ _ ‘W.13.Atm'm ‘1 Chevrolet Sales and Service Railroad A119,. So. Non-elk. Conn. NOVBVW‘IB 31.801310 OO. Eloctrloal Contracting 11 North Main St. 8o. Nomslk 1‘ .O’ mos some . Oldsmobllowsue- and Service D rumour Ave. ~ South Norwallr m 9‘. mm. Prov- air; 80.. um ‘ Elisabeth Sin. lo. 1mm Cons ».,, moo comm -. I" ! ITO" ' m 1m—aibsumumu New . Conn. List of Boosters Have Joined In A Cooperative CENTRAL FAIRFIELD TRUST ' COMPANY Norwa l 1: Coca. . narrower. ass: or soawnnx Wall St. Nowell: BOWMAN ART ' PRINTING COMPANY 113 Washington St. Tel. 940 So. Norwalk Conn. B. M. BETTE ‘ Plumbing. Heating. Sheet Metal Work 11 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn. Phone 742 JOHN PREMBU it SONS Export Automobile Painting. Trimming and Body Work 1 Merrill Place Telephone 285! so. scams: stoma SUPPLY COMPANY 40 Water Street 50. Nor-walk Conn- VINOENT PHOTO ART STUDIOS 70 60. Main 81.. So. Nor-walk. Cf. 8. G. Vincent-Phone 335!- THE SENTINEL PUBLISHING 00. So. Noni-all: Conn. CONN. LT. d: POWER 00. Power Norwalk Conn. t WEE!!! AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Tires. Accessories. Olls & Gasoline 14 West Avenue. Nor-walk. Conn. OBOFU'I' a KNAPP "‘ Hats Nor-wall: Conn. I. A. 903333103 Leading hilllluory~£2st so yrl. 61 North Main St, So. Norwalk l ALFRED BROWN Coal & Wood. Masons’ Sup'pllen So. Nor-walk , Conn. (BABIES B. HARRIS Glass . Nor-walk . _Conn. ran uonwsnx name: so. halourlud Milk and Cream 31 Center Ara, Nonmk, 'Conn. cream a mailman” oo. ' 51- 55 North Main 8m“ Io. Norwalk Conn. MoOOLLUM TIRE AND VOLUME 8301’ . am mm 41 WeltAvouuo. Norton.“ wanna .1. sum: lashes. Doors. Blinds. Gla- 82 Haviland 51., So. Nonwalh, O! l u.¢,.-.. < ¢wh seam—”luami?moo-s .. .
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