$5 to the Spring
tion' toihomnenpat‘e out
the land taken by the y W
_. ening and grading of Ely svenue. .
Councilman Sharer presented the. “'35“
claims at John W. Powell Who Wish
3 ed an abatement oi the interest from a“ 3 . 3 I 3
“ _ lien‘ placed on his prop r‘ty. , 3 _ I‘ 3 . 3 ‘ 33‘
ell hnd'saen Couheilmo her ‘ ‘ h d g 3 " I : ~ ' 3 -
NHOSIERY‘ior adieu, Girls 33nd Poys. They are 3th 'be‘st dye. The finest quality and the3' ,
llowing statement who
35IIhlic ut‘ the White lion use is utter
he stuns 'Hon.
D. WIlght.o siiéuer oileborm 33
» to Philadciph on have to John M, w
cholinthe tolls, girom the president
‘ "it Mr. Mite will secure the
mediatebretorn .3 work oi the ruin
onions. the president
will at once appoint a commission I
investigate thoroughly into all the In
tors at issue between the operators an
.313 3 .
III the Council interest on the
street. giaytilir video Mr. Powell pays _ , 3
to order a or y3 3 3,
Clotheserngers $195. GalvanIzed Pails .......... 25c. sgallonOIl Cans .......... 59c»
ICoalHode . Igo. SinkStraIners............. 15c. Floor Mops Inc. 33
[Diets Lanterns 49c. Round Orange 'i‘ooth‘ Picks. toe. Bren! Boards .3 rec. -
t meeting. her es-
3 tahlishing a grade for PI ospect street .
The question him been roterred to the
street commissioners. With power. City
Engineer W. B. Rider Inside the maps .
rshle Mayor, and Board
' ‘ot the City oi 835th
he grade we established,
, 33 ive he maps to
the city. They old, however, he
purchased and Councilman Sherei
moved that the street commissioners
d. be ins’tru ed‘to purchase the necessary
It
guy- I: aim for demo»
accrue h’y reason of
petition woe read, and
mayor? nominated Mr.
the Council confirmed
‘ The clerk won: in-
billet tor the el~
dais, rind he w
‘ 3‘3 make application
‘ unéotg policeman
Very reshecttully,
BROSE‘ BRUNDAGE.
tin ly petition your
33to deputize my man.
t
3 maps on
. year.
.psy Mr.3Rider. tor hisIser-
vices.» 3
‘3 Mr. Hoyt urged thot the matter he
closed at once that he might finish the
y wmk on the street heiore winter set
in and Councilman Paul moved that
the matter he reteired to the street
commissioners with power and be ad-
jueted as speedily as possible. This
was voted.
it was also voted to lay the report
of the committee appointed to investi-
gate the needs or the city in the mat—
ter of garbage and refuse, over to the
next meeting. ..
'l‘w'o notes. for $3, 200 each were or-
tiered renewed for three months. and
a new note drawn tor 82 500 for three
months. .
It was voted to hold 5 special city
meeting to not on the report or the
municipal plant investigating commit-
tee. also the original petition or the el-
ectric light commissioners to appro-
priste $15. 000 for an addition to the
plant and to take action with respect
to the salaries ot the mayor and Coun-
cil: Monday evening. October 27, at
Arlen HnIL On motion so: councilman
Paul. the council went into executive 3
:1?" ‘ 64h ..
”more herniaten than ever end‘ilnaliy
was admitted to the great preachers 3;
session
JUNIOR SOGIETY'S MEETING.
The first meeting.r oi! the Junior So
ciety or the South Norwailt congrega-
tional Church opened suspiciously with
a large number of the boys and girls
present an ready for the work or the
w gilt? gall? called to order it
as v0 5 o a annsh 9 meeting
with Mrs David Matt I)? Elizabeth
‘ . street whose birthday twee. she be
‘ were held
lid
it .eishty- -three years old. to adjourn: the
3 exit was made to her house;- where
3 and Iii belie}: or the
society. ‘ilioln8 Volsht presented hire.
3 Plait With a little token oi! rfiierd. to
remind her oi her hirihdey “diverse
‘ary end at the Juniors.
WMWW
LIPTON'O mini: oust s A s
moon. October will“; film's
those third ehellesitd tor the miss
of races for America's copes-
3336
"Mr. Mitchell has taken this matter
under consideration hilt the president
clsion.’
STORIES 3ABbU'I' BEECHER. ,
in One Henry Ward Got the Better of
the NeWspaoer 3M
not at once fall into the ways of police
and industry and were. theretdre in
want When it was laund. at was the
fact. thnt Beecher‘s pocket was re-
sponsive to appeals or distress, the
fact was spread abrhad his doors were
besieged and his walks wnylnld. Final
iy Mrs. Beecher came to the means. to
stave them on and protect her liberhi;
sympathetic and distinguished hus-
band from them. But one of these
besiegers was particularly persietdht;
He tried again and gguin, every denial
apparently being bu encouragement to
IuIIher snort. While thin, me going
on Mr Beecher' e hntrnck Was rubbed-‘-
his storm coat his overcast, his onus.
his umbrella even his remains black
slouch list. were taken. Suspicion
pointed to the persistent (me but the
theft could lint lie :33, dd aniliflm.
presence. Approaching hesaid:
“i come to you, Mr. Beecher. in out
distress of mind i am ovorwhe med
with shame and remorse.
science will not hermit me to be easy
until I come to
am the“ this who rob year not rush.
Now that! have made the confer
sion, 1 can say i was tempted by the
pangs or hunger and an noon door
d “If. that l
scent man. I as:
is somehow. I cannot restore the do
ticlos I havo3 taken."
"em I: but
IIIIIi to do to try to live while $53:
are melons: so chart at II decent ll '
"Why, 1 have made up my mind to
g: 3333336 33:” inn! can carry
N
An Extraordinary
value.
Exhibited In our West
Window.
TAILORSIC 3
Tess IAN‘D
minds. HAT-
URNISHERS.
85 Wallington street.
89th Nomnik.
Telephone 133212.
My oon- .
3nd centers thatl "
5m youio ‘
was III
who sho‘lni to us
in'If‘lfn'r:D‘IfI2!'-‘U:‘:'Tl:-:I:l:f‘l:l:l:!'l‘l:l:
.'.:v:-:.:-;-:u:.-.
Ié3A. N-‘V‘IIMOI.
9: 9i
1:.3qr- .;.I- ww- .'.:-.-:.'a
cANAoA'e om: ensues. '
3 They Are in bio-Danger oi Ever Be-
coming .Gemeeaarren.
To one who knows what the vast ‘
‘ aolitudes of northern Canada really 3
mean the dread or some extermination
seems rather another! for. The latest .
census of Labrador shows a population
or one man to every thirty-five square
miles. 3' This can hardly he called an
inconvenient crowding. There are al.
most as many persons in a single east 3
side New {York Itioeh as there are in .
the whole" a: Labrador. Why should
some become extinct in this region? I3
. must confess lean see no reason why. 3,
~ the caribou and the bear and the other
animals should ”not live out their lives 3
lust as they have always done The
numbers killed by man must surely be
ouite insignificant.
The same conditions obtain in north-
ern Ontario. the motor part of tho ‘
Northwest Territories and a very large
part0! British Columbia. The date is 3‘
tar distant when there will not he sun ‘
ilcient game and to spare for the
sportsman who in content to take the ‘
' bitter with the sweet and to leave hen
. hind the luxuriousness or the Ifshioa- 3
this resent-“Out! on.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & 3
neutrons mono.
‘ TIM: 'I’Alu‘.
In mm liey II, has.
Luvs scum nonwehu Ives
NEW VQIKo
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4:
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1mm. III
P. in: ion .533: I.»
In. ‘31:“:
‘I :2 in. 3|: m
. one. onshore. meant? rim
sorrows.
9: ‘38
P. Uw—Itm. 8:69. Aim,
“£104: 3 3,
1’ . Lantern Globes . .. . 5c. Nickel Tee Kettles 95c. $1.25 Lamp Globes .. .. 75c.
II: so... me.
men. I: u.
I. Inn-III: In. new. this. I: or.
it?
mid. Wearetryingtomek 33
plan of doing business clear and
direct. so that it is easily under-
stood by everybody. '
People who boast that they
would not buy at Krieger'e b'e- _
cause their friends might ridicule
them for buying on the part pay-
ment plan. can stay away. Such
people are generally had payers .
and we do not want their trade. I I
We went the straightforward
working men and women who feel,
that by availing themselves of our
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