323' ‘m
,- 'mloldhytheotr-
‘ itheelosoottheaeanm
5* me rm in. bring: 9‘
commutes and two hook
' w paniea to the scene. The
weenie had «are. m;
. from the other Minion
ethane and communi-
, , wooden building for-
‘1 by the Brim ‘ -
« x . it has he!“ utiiiued.
or more ltalian laborers.
hurriedly left the burning
. soul of their deck 'as,
when the sight presented
on. This building m
ho: almost. and nothing
. . to prevent it. total de-
w considerable excitement
utdhleo where the
' WW to
‘ k is "ported that two boob
somewhat injured. John
m otrthe are deport-
brick
fie nib and.
Mt htiliy injured. he had to
Quite) attention.
' , experienced some dim-
,Ifltflnx the lire on account or
gets! pressure. resulting from
We: tuudorsome
of‘ col
man man or use.
i- um um- rum Geodhv
pal-ta ran om.
s. a ten-year-old school
.. 5 who appeared to he
heulth a moment before.
utmost in the arm onher
home in thnt city. She
ter of James H. Wil-
mer. who lives in Baim~
7.. medical timecsme
morning she started out for
flier breihfsat and re-
Whom the exrcise. ap-
- annuity h‘ritht and hearty.
I“ to her room and caught up her
, . Ihe might hurry away‘to her
. _ . the net stepped
Q: mother to Ides he goodhy
a .. its “I” be: custom.
ud- «= gap as she reach“.
_ s side.Ԥnd pressingher
Mud heeknrd
' '. Her mother tried-
the .
' her end toiled 1nd at phy-
The round
> month.
. .396. it is animation. (this
. hefu‘wio'e Wt 3
... Voiimteer _V 7
'fiommegieu.s ting:
r not over $1,000. and. e
,_ e ‘1 women! “0.13%,
”It!!!
.triet. as your committee limited :4 .
,aininetion thnt- the expenses anti; re-
pelts might be more than unwed.
.secondfl'l‘he otter of hir. Randell
looks reasonable-to sell the district
the lot on Von Zundt avenue. with pri—
m or division «its. out there is
it the lot wouldnbe lone
, ethe'hniidihznnm omen
ed. ‘wotild hyfe‘o lneon—thee .
built that the rink in cone 0 lire would
. . lair—Thu we‘petition the select-
men to en tire town at the next town
meetins’to'give the Elan Nor-well: Fm
District permissionto erect I tough
he on the tom property cannot the
Fourth—That the. district purchaee
the lot essence feet oi‘ Mrs. Hannah
Hoyt on Southgxlahorne avenue at n
cost not to'exeeed $650. and aha he‘reb‘
quested to take a mortgage for amount
of purchase with interest at 5 per cent.
and the district pay this mortgage out
of the tax due April 1. 1900. after pay.
in: thetindebtedness oi the district to >
June 8. 1900.
Boepectiully Submitted.
MARSHALL H. TOLLES.
FREDERICK B. BAKER.
JOHN W'. MAINS.
East Norwoiit Fire District Committee. »
East Norwalk. January 19. 1900.
The reading at the call had no soon-
er been completed than William War-
den; who last fall moved from East
Norwalk to Norwaih. was on his feet
to speak. ’
James L. Hoyt asked if Mr. Warden
one a citinen oi the diltrlct.
Mr. Warden contended that he was.
as his name had not been transferred
on the town voting list.
The chair ruled that Mr. Warden was
a voter oi the district and was entitled
to a voice in the meeting.
Minor D. Randell moved that the
meeting petition the eeiectmen {or the
use of the lot east of the cemetery.
The motion was lost~ou un aye and
nae vote. ‘
L. M. Smith moved that the report he
accepted and that the committee be
authorized to purchase the lot of fire.
Hannah iioyt on South Osborn avenue.
Mr. Warden spoke in behalf of the
town property. He thought it would he
more central, as the district crows.
than any other section of East Nor-
wnlk. He would like to see a good a
firehouse erected there as the district
could aitord. The fire department was
as essential as the public school. The
firemen deserved. and were Worthy of
better quarters than they have now.
the district could never hulld'eheaper
or borrow money eheaperthon at pre~
sent. o , M
Mr. Tollcs asked if an appropriation
could be made under the call. °
Chairman Davis thought the meet-
ing had a right to authorise a. purchase.
according to the, report of the commib,
tee. The matter oi‘an approprintion
would be an after consideration.
:iFrenlt Merriam wanted to know what
theohieetion was to the town int: why
the district should spend several hun- -
tired dollars tor a lot when it could
get one for nothing. ' '
Mr. Randell prompted some oil-hand
estimates. showing that it mid cost
the district $4.150 to buy o—lot and/erect
a building. ‘ The cost or maintaining.
including interest. he" put at 386 n
He thought it the district
could nave the cost of s lot by seenr‘
I in! mission to use the town pro-
perty. it should do so.
Whenyithe question was called tor.
fiction ‘ ruin-led. There
. .wae deemed
were cries of “doubted." and a written
, no ‘hdopted
n mun Her.
ballot was. our mainland .Warden.
At this point B. E. Got-hm auction-
od‘thewi‘ht of the autumn!!!" the
call. to authorise. , ,
clue that. He heir! untamed. ism
chased must he paid (or and the coil
"initiation torpureh
thouxht any vote that"
:‘Hem'
Mendel:
one. mother meant: ..
chased. .- x .
u have 3° be called to“ I. , e on‘approprig
"1&8: now ‘
her '2... idiiiartm u _ the:
new:
Ladies. i here-11.000 pair or the 'wti’i man and sdvertieed
. ' LIBERTY $3.50 one:
That i haveiput on aale‘tor Januaryrvondll‘ehruugx. et
33 ‘8
i
This shoe in mode on ,the Munich last and British can?“ titan“...
leather tip. button and lace. A. B. C. D and 31mm. all oiaea; I very swell
and a ladies Pine Shot-Hp every respect:
A150 0” ‘: ‘
$.00. for , . L8,. it: all gidtha £qu sized so thug. you cannot portect at. .
l alwiys are you I
this your.
Times are going to he better. you are xoinsto have more
and 1 nm going to otter you on inducement histamine «it. ‘
‘ey to spend
Say! Gentlemen. I don‘t need to my muo‘hito you. do if ‘
sold them galore) for 83.50”: psir every Jam?" ondFeh
Men ’3 enamel leather.
Ct
_ ‘ m-
wold}: $5.00 at $3 48
box calf. v
” vici kid: double sole. “
‘1“ 5.“) at 7
“ box calf, “ v“.
3.50 ht
3.50 at
“ winter russet. “ , “ 3.5011:
calf double sole. square toe. 3.50 at
“ box 09.1}. British toe. --
“ calfskin lace. 1' ~ , ,
2.50.83
, that). H. Oil-SE
th
.2 50 "ut
ii flashing” . 7, 1 J g; 7
tion. ' - ,.
as 1ames L. Hoyt and William Warden 7
, ._ , -" f:“fit‘ t f
pair lady's hand made Bt‘ltilh toe. hitter: gaunt/st, m ‘
. good shoe at a bar-nip in my sales. but never .
before did I have so complete a line of ladies' Fine Shoe! to wer‘you on I have 1‘
‘ on ind'every- H ‘
one knows for miles mund how you hove bought chore at one. (and i have .
3 15.00--
Y‘!“ one {take your 3119i“. , y.
r ‘ 515° 1PM“ aw colors};
'NELS. _
J not the goods you went ‘for W
Woiita. 1 ' ”L .
$20.00i0vemis. reduced‘io "$14.93; , 4. "
» gt _- “ ' “ $15. ‘ ‘ V
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