-- LEGAL NUhCE -- ' TE REDUCTION OF UGIIT AND POWER SERVICE .2 "no concourse or noncrmm sumac or ' in dhetge of mean». OF ELECTRICAL COMMISSIONERS ‘ i} l_ I, our. Q‘ . 93:1: escorin' ammo nlernlcn j} _ cm or NQliweul. quN. t 5‘ -‘ Will stein.- EEEECTIVE. DECEMBER 1.1930 “‘Tliis rete reduction will epply to bills to be rendered month- ly. or otherwise, to eech regcler Consumer oi electrics! energy .oonsunled. eiter the dete of eeeh mcter record tehen in October 7‘17“, he: indiceicd by bills rendered on end sitar December 1. etc, «renown ' ' , FOR LIGHTING 1 Enos» Dinner or ALTERNATINO CURRENT Service where * “(lleroentilm Industriel. Roeidentisl end oil 0 er purposcilr . u - - other service tor which permission hes een obteined M _'7lile Electric Works’ ln'ensgclncnt). ”'7‘“ .dcioreechmoftbedretlpoo ' dcioreecllKWHlnexceeeotlooo 'I‘V columnar: cannon 72. for Bronco CURRENT or my!) ARYALTERNATING GOB‘RENT per meter required rwn ' l' or less) ted land of spproxiuletely 10 IVA. or less. end 25c for 'edditionel KVA. r . FOR ~ POWER ”Either DIRECT or ALTERNATING CURRENT Service here svelleble. 4 “Mercantile. Industrial. Reeideutiel. fleeting, Cooking end ell other purposes, exclusive of lighting). 71.25 tor first 25 KW}! or less do for esch KW! of the next 775 3ch tor eecll m of the next 1.500 84; tor eech KWB of the next 0,000 . 399° for eech KW 97 the next 5,000 9:: '1 I 2c for each KWHin excess (110.000 MINIMUM CHARGES: ‘ . ‘3. r cullsllNr or once Aer mealtime COW-T271 per meter required ( or 95 m or less). ' or PRlXARY “museum concern 77.7010:- con- lost! of spprosimetely NEVA, or. lees,s libido tor eech eicN. AND WINDOW , Llama 1.9mm j... " dilemma CURRENT Service " Advertisin , Outline Decoretive end Di Window. (Mon ills been obteined front the Ewe Works' West) I “Hot Rots o! 5‘. WE consumed monthly hill 7 m e; «perm mfg: . per ’J Till-Misteeerriceehellhenuderetoodeeoptionel only $77M Withthe tron'sri httoopere be signs gin co unctlon til the regcle’r light- 10 PER CENT. REBATE v.1. 7., the tanning remit .3?" lionestetedon‘thebill MECHEDULES d within reuse. L I'll. -' ’ . scorn nonunnxnnncmlc WORKS . soldiers Home. Norotou. Ooioher;.. - Births _ her 77. . tor commit chevron now in elect. will “3,... 200 w. R. 01’ Visit , an..— WOINM LOADED WITH GIFTS m VETERANS - RED 0770M commune COMP LISTED son ANNUAL WIS DARIEN undo-77m. undemocr- W “Issuance. leewsth i oi. Over 707 members or the Women’s Roller corps or Connecticut yester- dsy psid their shnusl visit to the Pitch leldiers‘ Horne. in Homes Inn! 07 the onsnisstion's lenders ”IMO!“ the etete were present when Col. liesry .7. enter. superin. tendest ot the Home. mode so. dress oi welcome ste luncheon served the visitors. renewing the luncheon the vet- ‘erens end their triends ediournei to the sine client. where the visi- tors en ertelned their hosts with e premier oi songs end short ed. dresses. Mrs. Elennor L. Lucy. pre- sldent oi the West Mystic orgenise— tion. presided. ' The Corps' snnuel visit to the Horne is the event of runny pro-i- ents betn given the vetersns. end the Men s o! the old soldiers sl~ ways srrive losded Willi gills. The visitors errlved gt the Home short iy before noon snd lott shout ii o'clock. Among the lenders oi’ the orgenl. setlen who were present were Elec- nor 1.. Lucy. president of the West Mystic ehepterl Mrs. Merger-ct i‘i. Eldredge. secretary of the Corps; Mrs Lsurc. E. Dutton. treosuler: Mrs. blend 8. Dewey. or Willinlsntlc; Mrs. Gertrude ii. Rolmsnn. Bridge. port; end lire. 1). Louise Atterbury of Norwich. Committees to courses the vsrious districts for the sonnet Red .Cross driver in Dsrten hove been appoint- ed. Generel Henry c.- l-iodsen. o.’ T oroton. cheirmsn of the local cempeisn. mode known the. sp- pointmeots yesterdsy. The house- to-llouse canvas to secure funds has begun. end the workers will ’nlsks sure that none ere overlooked. Checks or other contributions should be sent to Eugene Burgesser. Leroy :v’enue. tressurer oi the locsl chep er. The following will conve- Derlen Mrs. Jessie V Member. Mrs Gibbs. Mlle Meson. DeCourcy. Mi- Annh A. hiehlin. Mrs. Monro- houee. Mrs. Cherles s. Arculerlus. Mrs. James W. Welker. Miss hint-y lieflitcrnsn. John E. ‘Oldren and Dr. Herr-y D. Henson. Noroton end Ncroton Heights will be covered by the toliowingi Andrew Show. Mrs. Dominick l-‘rete. Miss Ellen Pulls. Mrs. C. '1‘. Gilbert. hire. E. B. Croioot. Miss Anne Melina Mrs, Purdy. Mrs. F. 8. Leech. hilm Aymsr. Miss Golden. Mrs. Willisme. The Nines Tulle. lilies Cerollno aor- herei. birs...11. it. Button. Milton Root end Miss Fleherty. Edwsrd ii Puller hes been sseigued to the Glen- brools section. --Crewtord Renges ‘hnd Hester-s sol on my termsvlterlinz Furni- Co.-Adv. Mr. end Mrs. Edwerd N; Vase. Post rout. entertnined e number of triends with dinner 1‘ the Pick- wick Arms. Greenwich. lest evenlnr es e isreweli perty. Mr. snd hire. Vose soil todsy on the French liner "De Greene" tor the winter in Perle. Ai.nl the sueets were 77r. end here. John Godfrey. Mr. end Mrs. B. J. Corbin. En, sud Mrs. E. 0. Chi- eheeter. lire. N. C. Loosen end Le- rner Butler. "The Church: Whet it is end tht It is For" will be the theme at Rev. George B. Montgomery's sermon lusdey et the Noroton Presbyterisn church. hire. Delsy M. McDenieis en dsughter. Virnlnis. withseil No ber 17 for an extended trip shroud. Welter ll. Irving. Glenbrook. chairmen ot the Dee-ion school com- mittee. ssiled yeeterdey tor South- enipton. He will ‘_‘ owey for A month. . .. |. ' Vitsl stetletice in Ds'rien. tor October. es complied by Town clerk stephen 71. Hort. show there hove been eight decibel tour births end three neerrieces during this.lnonih. ‘ihe lists ere es follow: Decals her nonle. Noroton. October to. Cherles surfers. 77 Locust Hill reed. Deries. October 71. - -- inmost n. Leech. 77. Noroton neinhte. October 17. Pointer Loner. 77. Pitch loldierr llontO. "blotch. October 77. Albert J. Kim. 77. Fitch loldlers Home. Noroton. October 77. Soidiere' Home" nicnerd turner. .77. hitch Soldiers ' wows. BNDOII’OBT-su. lethally. Oct. sit—Silent. want. new torus-4h. P. M. Mom—Dinner Music. 7:00—ansen’s Orchestrs. 7:70—“ltislng 07 noon." Dr. 5. Clerk. 7: 77~Milton Rots. plsnist. lloo—Muslcel Comedy Hits. 7: OO—Bnlklte hour. 10:00—WEAF RING. lizoo—Vlnee t Lance's Orchestre. , wen. W YORK—777. y. Mo . lzoo—Yocng's Deuce orcbeetre. 7:00—Wcsthor ”Dori!- s:7o-—Nsvy-77ichisnn t o o t b o. ll guinea . ezto-Vilie’ Venice orchestra. 7:77— erltet ouotstions. s:77-— usncisi summery. two—Cotton otstions. mom—Form riiet reports. 7:00—l)lnnor orchestrs. szoov-Don Voorhees orchestre. l:2i-—Phllhnrmonic Society dont concerl'. 10:70—El Clornont. soprsno. 10:70—Jsck Denny's orchestre. W088. NEW YORK—Old. P.7d. e; (lo-Uncle Oeebee. 7: 70~Ernst Bock. Violinist. dztl—Louisc Rice. o:5b——-l.indcnmnn end Beck. Bode-Prince Piotti. hill—Violin end pisno. 7:173hli‘ootbsll scores. news. 7:27—uelody Molds. duets. 7: ill—(learn Hell's Arcsdisns. e: 77—"Phiiosophy of Numbers." 9: oo—dheppurd and Reese: duets. ii: zo—Irvinu Argny. violinist 7:70—Victor Rattlnelil. tenor. ozbo—iirving Artsy. violinist. 10:00—Amclin Sencdros. soprano: John Fish. flute. lone—Deuce orchestra. \\ RNY, NEW YORK—877. P. M 7: eo—Bporis: tinsnce: necthcr. 7:10-—Elonntor Cristmnn. 7:20—Deisy Niehllng. colorsturn. 7:70—Somsn's Concert Orchestra. limo—Electrical Exposition. sub—Winners in microphone con. tent. 7:30—Motropolitsn Opcrs Rouse. rid-Orchestra. 7:00—Governor Alfred Smith. 7:70—Chorus. moo—Judge Robert Wegncr. 70 : 90-0er estrn. li:00-—l.ish hour. 17:00--DX Hound hour. WIDE. NEW YORK—278. P. u. Gigigmploymen‘. opportunities. a:7—- the! zunnlermsn. melody 6:70—Kniekerbocker Orchestre. 7:00—Mliestle Ensemble. 7: ltwlnveetment Inouirteu 7: Mancini“ dinner concert. 7: 07-“ Orchestrl. 9: cod-Ely cleriberx. telk. 7:07-Pe‘uline Wetsen. violinist. 9:30—Eldfllofl Yen der Kore.» preno. ' lo: oo-s-Elcenore Ven der Kore. 11: oo—cemeo Orchestrs. 11: 70—Doetleiile. i1: tI—Kelems's Hewslisns. i7: 00- 7. nil—"The Beturdey Night- . er. ed sin. A. 17. :zoo—Biehmsn Orchestra. mo. m YORK—777. P. M. 7:00—Pieno selections. Ernest Oe- ilso. hid—"Conn Islnnd nospltsl." RIO—Police stereos. 7:77.71“ Weohsler. violinist. non—Pectin“ scores. ' titwneriorie end Dsgmer. duo. 7: 7o-'—ncrmsn Oelhsusen. bery- 7: oo-‘Jtlogtnineto Mesorendiuo. vio- " iinist. 7. dI—Telk. Frederick Chess. 10: oo—sLouis Ceton. tenor. 10: do-Pclice elsrms: weether. “CA. NEW 10778-077. P. u. onor-Employment opportunities. Welter end-Alice Peck. Lewisboro. e. denshterrommr 17. ~ m Willlem Gilbert Lenten end Lol- Adeline Burger. Chnrlos A. Estes Heed. Theodore Osccr Stebell end Ethel my Brown. Plenty of stripes. plenty of .wconveotiousl dedicns' end _»plaityc7 figured see... src end Olive 7i. _ Beidwin. 77. Pitch Soldiers Home. oroton. October 17. iii-both Oberlender. 77. reed. Derien. October 7. . Milton 7'. Ksrchhe. 77. PM mounted here for your up. Jrvlhs' r. ens union yea it Muses roedue deushter. on Presets 7 end west events. _s do ".7? Jeeob litesweiier. ' ' 'i'hosles Robins, mild. r. Booby. MILTON The Arch Preemer Shoe store 123 WASHINGTON STREET;- EWOOD SOUT! NORWEAK CO 7:00—Brosdwuy L‘nM. 7:00—Crooning Colll-ginns. MAO—Club Orchestra. limo-Ernie Goldcll's Orclh-sim. ”mo-Entertainers. mo. NEW tom —-2ss. l’. M. Dzoo—Xsrths Melts. soprano. mil—Giuseppe Macro, hul'ytone. 7:70-Frseer Allen. pianist. 0:77-—-Nlcolo Cuiorin, tenor. W077, NEWARK, 405. P. 77. ~ dzll—Jsioques Jccobs's Ensemble. ‘dztb—Biii Whitley, "Sports." 1:00—Jltidues Jocobs’s Ensemble. 7:70—Dsnce orchestre. moo—"Donor hluslc." Albert sonn. I:1b—Venderbilt..0rcbcstrn. 8:75—Nowe bulletin. 7:70—Vsndorbilt Orchestra. moo—Demon end Pythlus. hill—Annette White. violinist. 7:70—Dumon end Pythins. 7:77—hydney schnchtor. pinnlst. 10:00-4Rolnnd Farley liour. 11:00u—Csrlton Orchestra. Pittefielll Eagles To Lose Charler PITTSP‘IELD. (AP) — Chief: of Police John L. Sillhnn lime recom- mended to tho \‘ntlon.ll l‘residrnt charter of the Pit Hilclll .“.t‘rlo in suspended for a your. The recom- mendstlon is tho outcome of n rnld last Sunday night in “hill liquor and gambling tlt‘\l(‘f‘$ “cm H 1.1 (l in tho lodge looms. _.._--....._._. Cstdl Basin Done At nowsylou Aw. null l‘cnnoycr St. the corner or liounlton nlcnuc and point. at tho iniorsuilon or the loo rosds. hes been a had mud holo for some time and tho i Z‘lll h hnkin has been I. necessary lmprommont. l m EVENING ,SEN'l'lNElr—SOU’I‘H NORWAL-K. CONN. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 80.1926. + Board of Trade Plan For Darieli Bus Line Not Yet Reallyl echo. I Tho oxnr‘t status of tho Norwulk-Dnriun bus lino run by the Connecticut company has not yet been liennitoly settled. and pending settlement the service is being con- tinued. According to the company oillciuls the line is being run lit ll loss and the eititude being token is one of wetchtul waiting to sec it the emount ot truilic hnndled will not pick up. Frodorick .7. Norm. president or the Norwolk Bosrd oi Trude. sts‘. ed at the meeting Wod- ncsdny night that he bud s. plsn to present to the oompsny whereby tho lino might be continued por- munontly but aupcrintendent Thom. ns luncheon said Code, that he hsd not been told of my. Compensation Cases To Be Heard Nov. Compensation Commissioner Ed-l wnrd T. Bucklniihnm of Bridgeport. will hour esters] cases In Norwaik. NOYI'HIIJQT' 5. Among' thi come up are: Alex Gull against the Lockwood .‘innuiscturins Company. Stephen 'l‘lloprey sguinst the Nor- wslir lint Compsny. » COAT OF OIL COMING TO FliAx HILL ROAD csses scheduled to Wort: ore of the street dopnrtment' of the 0rd0r of l: M.” that “m nrr preparing the loner 0nd of Flux lllll road for u cont 0! oil. This ser- tlon or the road. near the Dnrien .1 FRANK JACOBY l i l i town line. has been in need of re-' pair for some time. oiling Webster street. Osklnnd ev- .onuc. and the loner end of Rowsy- 'lon avenue was completed yester- dn)’. . . QIAT'I'I‘T ENTARGES lndiallniloll of the catch basin nt1 Ills OFFICE SPACE Attorney Abrshnm D. alsvitt hos Ponnoycr street has in l' n tomploimi ”I" n over‘ho offices in the Mercan- by street dopsrimom umlurs. This “I“ Building formerly occupied by the Grimo Agency. end hdioinlng his pronnn. ofilcrs. Tho two otficcs will | no ntbrced into n largo suite. on or- ncc in which pill be occupied by Frank Robinson. nocountent. C Keep Your Food Cold. and l'rtlin-rly thinner-led With w 0 -I ( E -- 0 A "are us clipply you nit-‘uli iy nmi werulhrly. ll carts little. () PHONE 935 L r HAIN rnnlonr teen 0 The work 077 0. THE Y. M. C. A. DRIVE is ON BOOST AND GIVE Scllu tze’s Saturday Specials Lamb Fore Quarters VealRoast Po‘Roaet Boneless Rib Roast Fresh Shoulders .. . .. 22c lb. . 22c lb. .. 36c lb. .. 32c lb. .. 26c lb. C"hultze’s Sanitcry Markets Wsehington Street end Rsilrosd Avenue. South Norweili 30 Mid or. title Street. Norweis , Westport. Georgeiowu. Derieu. Btnmiortl. Ill-ch noel. mm Have YOU Seen this new car 49 WEST Pit no 4170 PAIGE" JEWlil'l‘ no... sells to. , N ORWALK. CONN. OpereEverlings
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