.msrr serum ”or rs
' ‘ noun or wow
I 33'
"lhflsthdne-‘tofdlowtberesdmg
%‘ths moles of preceding meetings
waithelrallotiag forseuinr councilman.
whicbrmultedlnthechoiceofllenryb.
9.3.14 .l‘olr. Thnnenlorityof tbeotberconncil-
‘j fmen was determined by ballotns fol.
.; ‘Knappand AmosG. Judson.
Hayor Lockwood then read his mes-
sage, which wu received and ordered
'lown: Jmepr-Volk,6eorge8. 'llrow-
bridge, John scum. Edward F.
placed on file. It was as follows:
fhlhsflonomblefloardojC'oum-ilmcn—
Gentlemen:
Agreesble to the established custom, I
take the liberty of now ofleri a few
tions relative to some of most
’ urgent needs of the city tbecoming year.
I would she call your attention, briefly.
. to a few facts relative to the past year.
' mom: relatlilve to the emo-
ing w' on y on your attention
to “things which in my judgment
we cannot afford to longer delay. Many
things in addition might be added to the
advantage of the city in the near future.
bntwewish toand feel that wecau af-
ford to only carry out such plans as may
he muably indispensable. That there
isnudesireon the part ofany clue to
burden the city with any unnewmar
debtor taxation I feel confident.
and the public both wish and ho
l
lu-my
r; l
street.
a showing
I trust
that it
W any of our
line of improvements.
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tit-men. that
p m sensations
l crate
m; with yours
, “maintlmr ulfillmrnt:
mum
We now have a floating debt of .86.-
distributed
anound among our banking institutions.
. unwhich we are paying at the rate or
six per cent. generally. and five per cent.
:luafeweaceptions in advance. moetof
the notes being for thins and four
months. causing much nnno anon by
‘ > a,“ miscellaneous];
theirecnstsutreuewab lwou
rem
ingsmaterralssving
-ci ,suda tnv
irhyncnoorgghtee.
W.
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l
an economic administration. but let to
remember there in such a thing as false
economy. We have many illustrations
; of this fact, notably among which are
our wooden sewer system in Ann street,
our macadsm road on West avenue, and
worn out mvemenur of East Washington
The city's debt“. excluding the
7 or“ of appropriation for the electric
light plant, hasnot been materially in-
crmed the pastyear. the council, under
" ‘Iayor Reed’s able supervision, having
“malty inwminn,”
work in the line of grating streen
nswsewer systems has been dime.
dorm] am pleased to say, within
annual revenue at thecity. They
receive the praise and
congratulations which their edit-lent ser
viorsdwerve. While I would like very
.mhtohavethecouucilmakn as good
. respect
the will endeavor lo.slrll I fear
he immiscible to do no and
jecta in the
bile these imr
recreate may cost us extra now. it in
:3, a matter of timewhen theywill
prove tobsasourceof profit. I must.
you will give thefollow-
your careful and consid-
atteotion, and should they happily
val. that you will
Alina)” All) DOA-D 0' nun.
.3. One of the most important appoint-
’menrsyonlnvetoconferinthsliosrdot
remarks“
\e
pefor
Wm
. and
thattlnlsghlsturehe 'tiuned togrnut
of boudiri'2uthe city for this
bonds would find a ready
~ marketer a four per cent. interest. mak-
' ' . financially, for the
of labor for the
on cannot rtive
"°“' “”4““ “immifi 3'"
‘ be total ncome ty .5
Wm w” ”Midwhlle the cent. by the ct for its eonstm
expenses were 359,967 at. including
. the appropriation of $2.500 for the
‘ electric light plant. Exclude that, and
« the running expenses of the city
only OI) “7.88 credi Wimp
. , a v is -
in: indeed. any
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W“ 48%.... now.
gill-55’
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' proper ooudi
keep them in far better . and it
would hen pleasure for horse owners
drive out and a credit to the city gener-
ally. Remember a. rolleris a uecee
city; we must have it. Now in the time
to buy it. The openi of new streets
and the extension of ones would no-
ticeabl increareonr grand list. I trust
desire to open new street-ores
tend ones already opened will receive
your hearty co-o ion. hot or in-
ducement poreib 'n th'u line he cred,
To assist thegruwth of the city should
be 0mm ambition. A great sav-
ing , d’he made in this department by
the city owning its own homes and work-
ing them on the streets in cou'unctron
with the fire rtmeot. And would
suggest that committee on streets
confer with the committee on fire depart—
gurutansoonaspoasiblenndeudeavor to
arrange this matter sat'mfaetorily, and
otter a resolution for you to act on at
your earliest mvemence. Our commit
toe on sidewalk! will find plenty to do if
he prura-rly attends to the many needsiu
this direction. Many sidcwnlkn are on-
even and need relaying or repairing. and
on many streets new onesarea necrosity.
Above all. gentlemen, do not order side-
walks laid on an streets utilises you in
tend to enforce the order and compel :rll
tbdo their share. Public desire shout!
be well consulted in this matter and per-
sonal feeling obliterated. If the public
dram- sidewalks. have them laid. Morn
crimeswalts are a positive necessity and
should he laid at onr'e. Their present
scarcity in a disgrace to the city.
'BIWBBS.
A better nod larger system of sewn is
badly “MM. Min: rrf mll’wnhml
struts are without adequdte sewerage,
and 1 would strongly urge the committee
on sewers to do his utmost to ommrmo-
date any and all pmpcrty ow ners who
duim better sewerage. It in one of the
greatest incentives to good health and
should receive the hearty suppol of all.
(loud severe cost money. to be sure, but
the public health should he the first cot»
Mention. An nuggreted by tho my sur-
veyor, no doubt a great deal of good
could be accomplished by flushing many
of the prmut sewers that do not have
adequate fail. The old wooden sewer
on Ann street should receive immediate
attention. It is in a very bud condition
and is liable tit any time to cave in and
cause much from backing up.
There is a very 1 Men for us not
totry to be too economical in building
sewers.
CITY HALL
Our present lame expires in October
of this year. We are now paying a
n-ntaltrfflMperfiEr for very inade»
quarry quarters. tit would bezood
policy for the city to buildh new city
null, adjoining the present hose house on
Franklin street. there is no doubt. A
building in which the lockup, police
headquarters. City Court room. Crmncil
Chamber and a hall for the meetings of
the anuors.board ol relief, registrars
and other public meetings to be held in.
with the fire department comlidated or
adjoining each other, and constructed so
tintnn times paid department wold
be t n with very slight aluminium
be ill. atacost of ”0.000 or “5.00.
llouey could be wed at four r
eel-lily. And whi it would notdrcreanr
the prmut cost, it would not increase it
rnateriall . lfet all, and the time is fast
:rproac when it must be had. The
ty has ready outgrown its preset“
quarters. Therehno room foracir
y need
Under the present jmtlco system it cost»
an much and is far lea elfectlvo,
many of our ordinances being
unclear becau- they cannot be enforced.
No junctions of the peace brlve sulfur-it!
basin when the penalty bro lambs.
til.“
onenndatooceund 1 thin
lease
. 1mm that you will
a special effort to have a cit hall built
this simmer that we may I be
of. ltisnotslnruryfitise t
I’ll! DRAW.
breospartrnsstsrnthseoun :thatno
mdgahlirzhm‘oequipugentnopa
shun mprovedon.
:dvrsab’llitydif rl
ne smarter .
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too
iii“
all
i
‘ill‘l‘
‘ f
3.3
.rol
seated on the topoftbeladders,isane-
unity. it is v Inconsistent to put
hereon on todraw rt tea fircspoedilyaud
then require a Inau to run behind and
. steer. As I have already inferred in my
remarks relative to a new city hall,n
very great benefit tothe
repsondiug to an alarm ‘
derived at a very small ontlay,and at any
time in the near future when a paid fire
department couldbeatforded but slight
changes would be needed. I cannot im-
press upon your minds too strongly the
need of more hydrants. in In cases
too long a line of hose is earning
linsoftime. Place plenty of hydrants
around; they will cost but asmnll sum
and they are liable at any moment to be
of great value. .
Poucn nsramln
We ought. and! doubt not the public
nor-ally do. appreciate the valiant sud
aithfui manner in which the member.
severally and generally have performed
their dutial. Considering the large ter-
ritory to be covered and the few employv
ed to do it. we have 1%! exceptionally
fortunate in the past. 1. largerobberies
and but few petty ones have been perpe-
trated within the city limits inaloug
time. The prompt manner in which the
perrmtrators in these have been brought
to justice and the number of horse
till-wen that have been apprehended
While attempting to passthrougb here.
spark volumes for tlnrr-tliciency of this
dapirtmant. While we are all disprscd
toantl feel it our privilege to find fault
and criticise the actions or the police,
let us in all candor give credit where
credit isdue. The perfect man has not
yet been found. .
warn worms
Under the efficient management of our
watt-r commissioners we now have the
finest water supply of any city of our
size in the wuotry. Theonly
l have to male in mi linebmfthé
watsr pipes be extended morufroely in
the out-thine. Too much praise cannot
be giflm our minors-noncr- for their
wont-two and unrirlng efforts in behalf oi
the city in making this system the great
success that it is.
CITY NORTH“).
A few days ago the commissioners
made an vxbsostive report on the new
my electric light plant. which you all
uttduullurtlly read with muchsitirfncrion.
We have .mo of the finest plants in the
state, ambushed and furnishing us a
first-elites light. The coat of running
and uiuiotainin; cannot fairly be urti-
tnated as yet. as it only has been running
sunlrurt n time. We have a very efficient
set oi commissioners elected to have
charger)! this plant, and no one need
have any fear but that the city's interest
will be wollserved by them. [would
suggest to them that it would meet with
gimeral approval should they burn the
lights all night. and I hope they will
look favorably upon this suggestion.
i-t'nut' unitarn'.
llany of the residents hero enjoy the
benefits to be derived from the city's
iihrsry. The re rt of the librarian will
prohahly pu ishod soon. if it has not
already, and I doubt not but will he a
convincing argument as to in beneficial
results. It should poet's the hearty
support of all.
r't‘sut- PARK.
There is an urgent need of a public
parh,audlt seems as tlroueh no more
r unotimn for obtaining one than
t present is likely to occur. Theavail-
ablc property is last being built. and. if
one is contemplated it must soon be pur
chased. Selim! desirable locations can
now he sutured at a nan-mama cost. and
l think It would he cm of the “must
lmwlils to the public generally that w»
can utfr-r. Such an investment. it seen»
to me would be an r'smptronally grlod
one. may veil-ls idea your .lllu
lion. and ru d you ilndlt meeting with
Km animal note an early exertion
”1mm one. lemon
the urn: methanol
roe suggest mag each member or ths'dlr-
M b t'croth'n‘rulttees sedes‘vorto her the
o t r departures properl MM
”Mogthedmfllrthsravstiu’gslto:
13"“ ‘ WIN" film
lays been-id in Die "suction of
the headliner-rating. Intense»
desvor to transact the bade-as of the
cit sswe wonldonr own,oas economi-
y as possible and on strictly bottoms
principles. ’
llehael O'Bsrer. James B. Elmlth and
[leery It. Pitch sent in petition for an
appointment to the ma sunet com.
minim. The cautions were lattice
the table. and the matter or appointing
a street mull-sierra was deferred.
The balloting for odious for the no~
suing year resulted as follows: W
clerk, Robert I. Wilcosr city attorney.
John 1]. Light; city surveyor. Furl-ll.
Iorshonsr: are marshal, C. 8. ’l‘row-
hrides. ‘
A moniesuon was received frora
A. J. Orr-man. secretary of the Heath
Harwell fire departmentmctlfylsg the
m
. candid theses-issues. unseat the
noses] Worth-Wu
follows: (Shields-film”; first
mutant-ludicrous! allit—
sshloha Waits. rum limp.
prevalnfthsnhmhatloaflhmaslle
letlironeynnderfslsepnumsss. "they
- Encode. com
Holldrrys.
to the Norwslk and South ’ flor-
walk Electric light corny-by thnlrblll
rendered January 1. -
Several 'small bilu min» the city
were referred to thseommittse on sup-
plies for investigation.
The petition ofltlchsrdfl. Golden for
the abatement of answer ”meat on
Madison streetwas referred to the corn-
mitlee on ammonia. '
The city clerk was instructed to draw
an order in favor of the chief of police
for 3150.
The clerk was instructed to draw an
mder for $100 in favor of the committee
on streets. for the line of the city.
The meeting “'1. adjourned to Mom
day evening, the 16th M. at 8 o'clock.
At thecloseoftbe meeting the mayor
paascdaroundnboxofchoice Bavarian.
WIEBLIBN ELECT OPENERS.
rs. Annual looting or the areas when
Club lleld last REM.
The annual meeting of the Alpha
Wheel Club was held last night. There
was a large attendance. The tressurer‘s
report showed that rt nice balance would
remain in the treasury after all the in-
coming bills were paid, and that the club
is in a better financial condition than
over before since im organization. Six
new members were elected. The semi-
annual election of ofilcers resulted as fol-
lows: President den Elwood; vice
president. F. E. Brady; secretary and
treasurer. Walter 1. Gregory; first direc-
tor. Thom. Sterling; second director. F.
B. williairu: captain. Frederick Bau-
ford; has lien . award Killer;
second Iientsmot. it numiory; 'cnlor
bearer, Julm Hmong; buglrr. ll. 0.
Smith; house committee for ensuing
rnonth. Hilton Elwood. I“. E. Brady,
Jacob Cornwall. After the election the
secretary tinned around a box of cigars
and an old~tirne club smoker followed.
Plans for the coming season weredrscuse
«I. and the annual ten-mile road race.
which ocmrs Juno l’ith. We; talked up.
The "lulu-r of giving a supper m ll..-
uerr future was also discussed. nod turn
left for the officers to arrange.
TOOK Pl"! CENTS.
Arrest of act-yon Portrait Agent Inc
Collected a to. In “vanes.
William Haywood. formerly emplode
by the United States Frame and Portrait
company in South Nurwslh. was arrested
in New Haven, Monday. for a petty but
r-tuteuiptibk method of obtaining money
under false pretenses. llaywood repre-
sented himself as the agentof a company
which enlarged photographs by the
crayon [m He cents-ad the down
town section of that city pretty thor‘
oughly and obtaind malty orders. If
Ivan his custom to ask for fifty cents in
advance for expenses, the rest to be paid
after the portrait was completed. its
almost always succeeded in obtaining
this sum. The pictures were who do-
liveml before January 1. but they never
have been. Haywood drier not min-cot
any picture lirrn.and was once before
arrested for defrauding people in a slml~
lur manner in this city.
There worn only two counts Ill-inst
Haywood in the New llavt-u city court
yesterday morning, but fully filly could
be brought, chanting him with obtaining
which" Waflsspenalt' lelfssd
llreuli nasahs mitts baptia jail a
Mums.“ ‘uhmsewaeoonnsud until
January I. lorecnaatewlllhshronsht
sealant hiss.
Atthsaanual mandatory-y 1’,
held larhsltruory tart muster.
lowlugodlcsra were risen-d forth-em
mlngyearfltscordingascrstsrmoorpo
ral W. W. Moore; linsaclslsrcmuy,
Sergeant A. I. Aisthorpa; transom.
(Xptaln Ellie-v; humus-milks.
Unresanu.w.latson.9rrsrtermwrter
WW.K—hrassshd Prlvnlsm
vlnl’nrdyteorrrtmsrtlal.lbntshsnut.
J. Wilma. Private Willa- Wood-
wcrth, Private John Puts. Corporal
Androwl’evrysndmfl.0.llsne
dict: lentil-s coat-rim Prim!
Janine Callie. Priva- Vlilllssr Vail,
Prim-Fred fiancee. captain It. I.
laswavelsrhrlehflnrneftheahove
m , .
MGM
lsdrsfllvllcsmmssflsmsslrt.
Miocene!“ Bast. efflue-
mark-slum
“W“. in,“
musicales-imam“
Myhslsa blast-stir thee-la
phydihsWWdfirm
a
«rumba-snug
It
s
Anlmtnsnseasrulltshss fall-net“
demflpaln
Heavy snowstorm- have can-admit la—
terruptlon to railway tune in».
Vienna and Venice.
Many dustitutejinflans sndsavrnln. to
cross' the frontier Into Germany have been
sent back by the frontier pollen. ‘
Solomon White. a mambsrof psrliamurt
and annexationlst. untested the m
alt inWindso'r, Ont. III the m
tie stand suffered defeat. ‘
FraudsP. Buchanan!“ farmsrnasr
West Bridgewster. lass. was’ murder-
ously hasten and robbed at uh money by
masked burglars.
The will of Douala. W. Burnhsm, of
Fishklll. N. Y., was admitted to prohah.
The estate is valued at nearly
Among a. bequest- are the following:
Highland hospital. Mattewan. m Bew-
laad library. llaitewan. gout},
hospital, New York, “All
THEY DIED racemes.
Wag-«Illi- lra. Spurn-dim“
i. Ill-salt.
Bosrol. Jan. {plants Wagner killed
Mrsi‘amySpeirandhhasslt unspo-
lradhenn 'vingwith Wagner for n 3‘.
Bbsbsd dlvoreedtrom her husband.
andbsrlttlsgirl vedwlthhsr. Thachlld
heardtbrmport firearms. followed by
heymdflnr'sscrnsma. Shotriad to ctr
thermmibutthndoorwaslocked.
Apoliamaubrcha the door downs-d
thshodiaothlrsSpstr andWagnerw-rs
foundstrrtcbsdupol thefloor. Eschwls
shot thumb the right temploand rash
haddied antly. ltlaprobablethastlre
caused tragedy win never beknown.
ll. Tam-t of Tree’s.
Wanner-run, Jan. s—S-arrstsry at War
Elkins hm informed -the committee on
military prod. in connection with the la.
also ' ‘ of Prentdcnoelect
disgust-er an usuananylu' nam-
hsr trap, flaw
press-ice nut Ifareh err-HI pelt
ablyalacsrrspreaentatiouotthesrmyct
tbs Unirtdsutss than on any similar»
canton
M
its landay‘ Newspapers In Pennsylvania.
Pulunltrnu. Jun. s-Ths supreme
court has confirmed the nonfiction of
Thomas lltthews. publisher of the Pitts
burg Sunday Mentor publishln; hh
paper :1: Sunday. Dec. ff. lDl. under the
blue law of HM. The court commends the
act. but rays that a too liberal ‘
merit of its provisions may put it in more
danger from its friends than from its fora
Heading for the Colored ltoyn.
Asuncion. ltd. Jan. L—Govsrnor
Brena has received petitions “ _that
be possiblstoasss-bls
at
Wmhisefia ”meanness-snap?
Mm“. m
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to 93. 49.
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patro
Lsdies’ Clocks in ten molten, w
Ladiee’ Cloahn in black clay 4’
Ladies’ Cleats in tan inning
t9,rndncod tosses. ,
blanceof our Holiday;
lal
suite wish‘ytiu‘ s , . y, .,
hearty How Year. "To some back tobusineasithe
has been, as "you know, rather too warm for heavy j
mods, etc. Although it will not break our hearts or
to carry them over, we do not like to, thereforewe
mil (lost.
”A” t“ .
'i leather Slippers.
AT PRICES THAT WILL SUIT ALL.
.‘ llen's. Buys’ and Children's Rubber Boots, ~ g
Washington St..
S 15 to $2.00
MW in 2.00
2.00 lo 2.50
l.50 and 2.00
15 in 1.511..
-M
.',.
So. Nor-Walk . ’
. 1'
matter this date oar star! n“! be
closed as Tar . 'l’h
Friday evenings a s o’clock.
a as lenlay. Wednesday and
. y eve-1m
theme colored boys who weneoul'lctsd
with tree men of the murder of Dr. 1.1!.
Hill. hf Cbestcrlown, be given life sen-
' They are to be at Chester
town so. “unless executive clemency
exerc l .
‘I Distribute the cnlltaa Huey.
w. moms, Jan. t—Srcmary Tracy
sppol no Captain w. a Sable], Lieuten-
ant t ' ppm: rob... and Past
Ardernnt Surgeon [-2. ll. Stilts board to
report plan for the ultabla distribu-
tion fl the Chlllan i emnlty fund of
mm _
:war ta. flnllla nor-us. ‘1
Nat-lions. Jan. l.-~1'bs Cunard m
parry has issued en omclal statement re
wit»; the some refusal of the can. to
stem”, tbsdlsshled Umbrla. Short coal
and thoUmhrla'n apparent safety led the
Galil- to Mass assistance.
fats-ass l-ltl Will let-tn.
(transits-rt. Jan. t.«lt mini possible
that i’rols-sor “with. tbr- member of Inns
seminary faculty who has lust More»
pended from the ministry for alleged her
say. willbn retained. profesmrstths
seminary. ‘ .... ..
A hand for Dr. Irena.
llllnthLTD, Jan. 4. «flutterinterrdeut of
Police Cs- ll nortvwi emanate-lies
flnrnlrl . B. Tynan.“ Madman!“
ed ' maul oltum tor later-atlas
, ‘ 0 hr, harness. in: has- fir
' hall: is I'll Kiribati.
' , ”Minutes, ew‘l‘ln hulldla‘af
tam Mints-lam harass ts.
m l at auction. This use. the
withdraw-let th- “comm—this
city to "thin". or melts tarthsrwsst.
ii an Ion not fine as...
Peruse-turns, Jan. Lela-Mr mind-
sd his amt at the Franklin Chars
slab by Marina A. it. Mince art-v
thmmy room its was eleven lawns and
one
.... MM.......,...,
item with llama-n.
Barnett-oar. (tuna. Jae. 1mm city ls
overrun with crooks.
it
,“W‘
ventures—Weatherst- " T
Ismael laws
the following Metal values:
M U F F S.
p t .49 muffs
, .694 tr
.75 “
. .98 u ts!
l.09 “ *
1.29 “ beet block coney,
2.26 "I French Seal,-
2'50 rt rt rt
'2'?!) tr y rs ‘ la’
3.m st fr it
. M...”—
Ladies’ Beaver Clocks in black
Ladies’ Beavor Cloaks in black
07.98, reduced ”85.98.
83 Washirigtorlsi
can. lllllllSTlllE. Prop.
Ni. " S." S‘rmth’s
» dill. Bill!“
I I
ry Description.
«mow—- ,
During this week we are m'xlring thogreztest effort of the
season to display to the people (1 line end well selected stock of
Holiday Goods.
Fancy Goods
are exceedingly low.
people. 500 rifles of J Gr
Our stock of Dolls for the
Kid Bodies, Bisque bonds,
This we could
03in.
Exclusively for the Holiday treason. We have alwayn bod the ‘
reputation of displaying the neuteet and latent novelties of the
season, and on which we never ask only importers” prices, which
Only afford to do unless
great quantities were sold. '
t y - . ~ "WW . A
l ‘ lllllllll B00“ “0 500““?
Never wpn such a variety of. elegant books placed before the
coiles, 1,000 styles of Booklets, 300 on-
tirely new publications A grand antertmeut of Christmas and
New Year cards on exhibition for the Holiday season. “
present season cannot bosurpsssed.
Dressed and Undressed, jointed and m
W75“ Aw.» "'
z ' ,
dill lrrrms nu 80008 ‘smrt,
.‘I‘ ‘
Grand Holiday lnnouncem’l
Gifts of Ev;
w.
, , lain, all than t oltl
comma“ ”*1 W " m“ “W“ «w
W“ e
WWWMM Handkerchiefs.
"sewn-rm “twelve New special bargains. Dotson upon duress of
mum-mum stricture plied upon our counter, ranging in prior i do. to
W “couch. lflrvsrbeforehavewnhadagrsndermortmeatthan ..
m'lalaflm“: atthepmseuttlmefortheXmasncasm. i
r ~ __ ’ ‘ ' 3
, tear...“ ... Gents Fumishmgs. . §
“mm .1“ “wm.ms,dh- ”untagunvuommwnm . . lirall lee. It
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