t
withstoddm the Mnmnmthé
{in ca
u
lcfi
A
heights and quinine dosing are said to
have been construed by systematic and
continued walking, What the malarial
patient wants most to do is to at In-
. doors. bursa his aches and pain or to
tie down and dose. Advocates of the
walking r-urc maintain that fresh air is
an antidote not only to the malaria it-
sell but to the blues. which usually
at'cdfnplnles it Their advice to the
sufferer is to dress up warme if the
weather la damp or rainy and go out to
walk Wear flannel next to the ski
stout shoes and simple if it it
firm.- dreilrl lightly but carry a wrap
to throw around the shoulders against
drafts and too rapid cording off. When
one topics to think of it there lli‘t‘ few
maladies on earth that fresh air and
moderate exercisi- are not good for“ ‘
Mrs. Hooper-k tilearinga rumpus);—
You Charles. N like to know what you
are ill) to now. .
Mr Bellka tieeblyi—l suppose
my ddhl‘, ~l can fall down the’ collar
stairs if i want to.-.—-TldBtts ' ‘
[litigflgd ,
multiifiilis \
No“ In W2"-
. -.-«__~_...-__.__.. a...
Board [If lltliei
Notice is hereby .,glvon that the
Board of Relief of the~Tow1i ‘ot Nor-
walk will meet at their office. Opera
House block, on Monday. February 1st.
1904, tromi.’ o'clockluatll 4 o'clock. p.
lit; Saturday Feb. 6th, from 2 until 4
o'r lock p.111 . Wednesday eveningfl
lt‘eb. l0th. from 7 until 9 o‘clock: Sat-
urday. Feb. lath, from 2 until 4 o'clock,
p. m.: Wednesday evening. Feb. 17th.
from 1’ until 9 o‘clock: Saturday. Feb.
20th. from 2 until 4 o'clock, p. In., for
the purpose of hearing and determin-
ing any and all appeals made to them
from the doing of the Assessors on list
of 1903.
They alll also meetwith the Asses-
sors as a Joint board. Saturday, Feb.
20th. at 4 p 111., for, the purpose of
abutlng the polls of sick and disabled
persons.
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
GEORGE W. FITCH,
DUDLEY E. HOYT.
Board of Belief or Town of Norwalk.
Norwalk, Conn" Jail 10. 1904.
120420
011201001 BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
, WITH
capital. . ”00.000.00
cumin» . sloo.ooo.oo
Nor Profits. 350.800.00
Solicits accounts of individuals. man
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H, KNAPP, Vice- Pres-
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp ' Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Mamin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swartz ‘Wlllace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Ll'ght
Fred. H. Rowan.
NEW YdRLt Nisvv RAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMI TABLE.
in oftect December 27.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWAL‘K FOB
slew YORK.
A. M.—-—-lz: 69x. 6: 24:, 6: 68s, 6:”,
:06, 7:03.430. 8:15. 8:15. 9:051.
:20; 9:40.10:24x.10:40.11236x.
P. M..-—12 651,1:ls.2:25x. 3: ob
2208,:lw,4:501, 5:40, 6:55x. 8:88
:5st 7:.0’i 7: 0611 8:00 0:551: 10: 20
SUNDAYS. - .
A. 31.512: 69:. 5: 2411, 6:58:, 8:56.
9:4 It. ,
P. Il.—-3: 20x. 6:40.
7:209: 651.10: 10.
5:05:, 7107:,
LsAva‘. New ”Written soura ‘
:t—aimzx. 5:00. s..oo 1:00.
8:003. oa‘s-ooxsozx.1o:02£ 10:,04
11,10 11.40.
«11:02. l:04.- mm.
3. ills, 4102,): 4:04 4 10 5: Ms, 1'1: 04.
0: 30 I: 00$. 0: 0:. 7:.00 8: 00s. 9: 00a.
onetime; ,.
. suNoars '
a. -~i201800430 0:20010 01
P. ~50: 0:00. 8.0,“ 11.00.
TH NONWALK '04
[W HAVEN.z ~
2:.55
3": ,
$100 REWARD. 800.
The readlrn of this panor- aill be
phased to learn lint them is at least
one dreaded disease that «W00 has
been able to 0qu in all its stages. and
that is Catnrlh. llull‘ s 'Catnrrh Cure
is the only positive care now known to
the medical fraternity. (‘atatrh being
it constitutional disease repairm- a con
utilrrt' onnl treatment. Hal ,s caiarrh
i i I. is taken internally. acting llil‘t't‘l
A upon illi- bio and towns Hulflicoll
of ”lt‘ ayatcnl.t1erehy llea‘tmytng lhi
foundation of lilf' disease. and string
the pulit-IIt aircnsih bybuiidlng up the
constitution and assisting nrrturc ill
do‘ fig its work. The proprietor-11 have
so much faith in Its curative powers
that they ochr One Hundred Dollars
for any t'llalt‘ that it fails to cure. Sand
for list of testimonials.
Address l-‘. .l. CHENEY it 00.. Tole-
do, ()(1 0 ll D i
Hot a ti 105.750.
Take atolls "ugly Pills for consti
nation.
, WHEN ONE or Tl-IB
_ ,l'lOOMS lS iNSUlrs‘tc-
’ tawny WARM lT's
' :‘ Vicar a'Iisv AND VERY
linvmanm T0 LiGii’l‘
l to
tilt”
Stove
AND PRODUCE rill: RE-
QUIRED'WARMTH.
Till-7 cr.aANI.lNass
or 'i‘lilS METHOD lS AN
.ionan ARGUMENT lN
lTS raven.
built-ligation;
'PHONE, 68.
Men die, widows cry. friends are
orrv.hl1t that doesn't furnish bread,
‘ttlt :l policy it) illi:
Conn. General, life Insur-
ance company
”within immediately makes the family
'ndcpendenl.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT. "
United Bank Bld‘g.. Se. Nerwalk.
Paying bllulng.01l Smelter and
industrial Stocks making possible
Large lateréat and Profits. Boob.
lets on application
DOUGLAS.l:ACEY&CO.
thankers. Brokers, Fiscal A .
Members New York Cousol dated
Stock Rachel: e, 66 Broadway and
11 New Street, ew York.
E. BALDWIN HAMMITT, Manger.
Western New! Dd Branch if d
Err M'fl‘JSCI IT I'M...Hurtfos. our
Donny 8. Hull, Representative, ’
l LsuderBlk. South Norwaik. Ct.
Capital .sl,soo.ooo Surplus, 3185.000:
‘A'\ )5; The
Earning Power
vested with
_ Company at 6 par
” cent. is 25 percent.
‘ greater than if in-
, vested at 4 per.
cent; is 42 6-7 per
cent. greater than if invested iii 3%
per cent: and 66 2-" -.. per cent. greater
than if invested at 3 per cent. ,.
State Supervision of New “er99
Connecticut.
aaaacu orrlcs, 12 so MAIN $73 8:
Resilient Directors. Resident Man ,
Mortimer M. Lee 6.1.. C'ohurn.
char-lei E. Dow John O. Law ‘
, of your savings int ,
this .
emote ill
”Cheats in Muslin [cl 0 bank 0 an
oariy [ll-.rlod for tho omana but two
In l.lneoinshire—-tho Foss dike. forty
miles long and still navigable, and tho
t‘ni-I d'. kc. The first British madu ch-
Illtl was r-onatlutteii in 1134 by Henry
AND.
it \tdrs toward tira- cnd of the eight;
nth century that the greatest amount
of energy was expressed iuthc building
Brlligcwatnl' and the skill of hill on-
ginur, Jarnos Brindlsy, in the. last
decade of that century a e.:1nll mania
railed.
m. "'1'" “I?"
THE SPECTROSCOPE.
tliialnnlly, tlic spectrtlzll-opt- Willi ap-
|ll|(‘il only 0 chemistry. and in that
limited field proved itself an Invalua-
Itlt aid in Ill-rurato analysis. By lIoid-
ing in a Bunsen damn a platinum wile
moistened by contact with the skin the
prowncc of a few grains of salt swal-
Imvell a few minutes previously can be
detected with the spectrum-ope, ln-
doid, an wonderfully rctlneri is the
work of the spectrosco e chemist that
he can discover in a an! latrines. ihc‘pre-
wot-c of 0110' thrw millionth of a grain
oi metal. .
The way of the transgressor is not
hard when tic llliS‘li soft snap.
the slamming of that
door—-keep out the
cold alr——avoid the
breaking of glass. The
Ecurss CHECK Esun
SPRING will do in" easy’
to put on and keep in
order We've got it.
cousroclt. warmth “.99“-
'PHONE.08~8. " '
Wall Paper Salt
2:) PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Mulrillt: room for new strolls, we are
”'ililik 20 per cent. discount on last
year‘s tlnlrl Papers.
3101: Paper. «to
“)4: Paper. 834:
.itlc Paper, 2411
4'51: Paper. 30!:
Borders same discount.
i l‘o Order—Window Sindee. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Pa rs. Paintera'
Supplies. Artists Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Pia-
no». we.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Roda.
i it. long. with fixtures. ioc
“Shure~Cut" Can Opener can
easily No ragged edge
ees‘r stall.
'00.
PAltiNtl 14 Nov as
l’AlNTING. panda HANO-
1No. assassinate
i. .li. Decker,
,_ 87 Washington Street
1 Telephone Connections. .
’Pltotio. ”I.
, Junta entrants
. m .
canteen :. "came
Carriedin Stock. '
GM AND- INNER RATING-
Newmaoetllcm
H.W“W;Q “new them-
in ”firm 3.; _~ »
R in to and Ma-
sorghum flfléfl "lull-
If
too Tittlgrtt talielts‘hg .
WIN ‘
co.
6 til.
i: wArsRa'r. . .ao.‘ udhstLir.
M'F'G
Cone.
. PLUMBING AN!) STEAM
WALL PAPER
-..... - “A”... .,
l and jolnld the Trent to the William. ‘
WE CAN GlVE VOUR WORK
'area: can AND arrearlda
of l-,IItIaIs mainly due to the Duke of NOW THAN WE CAN DURING THE,
-axcsenmcr.v susv “Anon. FOR
THAT treason villa is AN excat,
Lear TIME To HAV! wau. PA
Psamo Dons. cousloaa HOW
MUCH NEATER AND saaaoea
AND PRETTIER voua HOUSE
wouco as Ir lT wait: RE~PAPEK
so lastos.
i
MEN ARE NEAT.
‘ CALL us on m raonr. 1352.
i
E. E. Githamfs,
to Firsi Avenue." East Norwaik.
Telephone Call. 135.2.
the 00000 Side. Find Rollin-"-
F o R s r E A a .1 N o
HUT WA i ER iii-IA i thj
usuass A’w'AllM HOUSE. DAV
AND mom. Inarcowesr
«tumult.
“no tor Catalogue and invaatlgats
or nurse".
Godot ti Litigation Company.
96 Ll-‘tER-TY star-.131.
' NEW YORK.
‘ The limit; Sittlnlltai Burnout
tinmrporntedi
Daily Freight n...
NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and NEW YORK.
Steamers cm of Nora-all
and Squantum.
mar-o New York. Monday. Wednesday
and Friday at 6:00 p. m.
inane Norwaik. Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday at 0:00 p. in.
him"! receivad‘frorn 7 a. in. to 6 p. n.
III Group.
Coughs.
more “not. with IRABIIJAN
dose IBM. 2411 up tun.
Infulltbla own liar Autumn, Cu- ,
{onto-ell ud Judith-sum-
“than ”n.0,...
llIS'l'flflT REillEF
("I
Iluli
if»?
~ In dial-a
Bcuto the other
by Post: Your. ,
The mittens. of Thomas ',
.‘51. Osborn avenue. E‘s-t j
Narnia. masturadwlta load .
on and stud haul misfit. aftesn
years ago by me. ‘
, l defy any patent paint to show .
equal body will“!i in“ wear.
llllllllS 380“.
than
‘2‘ . la .4...» train atrial.
1841. ms
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT. AIR HEATING; ‘
, a‘rovu at") W
SLATE ANO‘_ Y-lN '90!le
’ - Isa and, stasis Fades.
en Matures; loam nulls; Its
.' ' "m 1”,” CU Mg” -
menu so sinuous;
THE JON
IT IS A FACT THAT‘OUR WORK-‘
. seriously ill. continues to improve.
. has been in town visiting friends and
- mlnstrcls tonight at the headquarters
i niece Miss Vera Corbin.
"VOLUNIRRR;
1‘ Flour—The Finest Flour ldilledl
I
..~_.__..
G 0L D M E D“ L
Fiona—needs no recommendation
:4 Tchea. '17
A. Stull,
54 Common. AVENUE.
court.
I
EAST NORWALK,
on 10110111:
,.. -,5“
bits. A~lll¢ Wood, of lllllvkins Plate,
has recovered iroln an attack or' the
grip. .
Miss l.illlu- .lx-IIrIinus will entertain
the Emanou “'lllz-l (,‘ltlli tilts afternoon
at her home.
Lem-1' Carlin .\icrritt is taking a
day off today, and (‘lulclice Clofoot is
substituting for him.
Osc'at Mills of tilt shipping department
of the liadcl Oyster Company. is con-
lincd to his lltlllit‘ by illness today.
Mrs. Ellie Bartlett has returned to
New York, after a visit. of several
Wicks with hi‘l' mother, Mrs. M. S. Pitt'-
tricll. who hit: been feeling slightly in-
dispoaI-d.
A meeting of tho W. A. ll. Circle
will be llt‘ltl Wednesday evening. at
the home of Miss Ella Abbott, of Cut-
tage strwl.
The. ladiis of St. Paula Mission bate
arranged a serial to be held this even-
ion at the home of litr. and Mrs (LF.
Smith, of ill Rowan street.
..B Hull and David Nash wili play
in Athe pool tournament this evening,
at liafrlel' a store. The former is rated
95, and the latter? A good game is
expected.
The flruelal of little Elisabeth Me-
garnec was htld this afternoon, at
2:30, from the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert bicgargoe. of 39
First strect.
A numilr of young people walked
down on the ire of the harbor, yes-
ti rltuy to Fee the steamer Eagle, Whit‘f‘i
is sunk in the channl-L half any down
to Dorlon‘s l'oint.
Charles (intuition, of Cove avenue,
celebrated his sixth birthday, yester-
day, by :1 party to a number of his
young friends The party lasted from
i to” 4 Games, music, dancing and re.
fleshments made the time pass pleas-
antly and quickly
The valentine reception and social
of the Juanita Outing Club was held
last evening. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. F: l-.. Keeier, on East avenue. The
attendance was large and all had a good
tlnlt‘. Many unique features were in-
troduced. Refreshments were served
rlurlnlr the evening, There were a
number present from out of town.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. A. Dibble, who has been ill for
some timc. is slowly improving.
David Albrecht. of the West Side. is
suffering from an attack of grip.
Mrs. A. P. l-‘riaby. of Brooklyn, has
been visiting Miss Mosctia Hart.
Mrs. Mary Thomes, who has been
Mr. and Mrs. William Lassen. of the
West Side. are visiting in, New York
city
Mrs. Henry Case. of Crockett street.
is improving slowly from her recent
illness.
William Cuahman, of instill street
is visiting relatives and friends in New
York and Brooklyn
Joseph Adcocli. of the Wcst Side.
has an attack of the grip which con:
tincsb him to his home.
George Clark of Rowayion avenue.
employed by Geor§cr ll. Traendly. the
Brookside florist II ark.
Louis Hoffman. of Valesourg. N. J..
transacting some buslnlss. ,
There will be a rdhearsal of the
of Rowayton Bose Company
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Char-
lea lanes. of Brookslde who has been
ill of spinal meningitis is no better
The Ladies‘ Aid Society writ meet at
the parsonage of the Methodist Church
to sow, tomorrow. but the social has
been postponed for one week
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ambler returned
from cho ..N Y.. where they went
inattend to funeral of Mr Ambler's
The Rowaytou orchestra held a re-
imarsal Saturday night w till his leader.-
liarvey A. Ackart. of Rowaytoii' avo-
nue. The orchestrate dolsgnnework,
Charles Tattle. Jr. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlene Tryatymbfi bitmap“ in the
right arm a y a pet
Dr. Bnmo‘ii sis summoned and 3dr”!-
ed the Niall-1.
ail-as Walters and stil- 1am
Stewart of New York, spent Studio
with His. B A. Brian. of Rowayton
ti visited their summer resi-
Losing. your halrg? Did net
you t
hat,
Mud...“
.alr Vi; er
now how easily you oottld ' ,
it? And prevent ray
aljpo? m“:
0'.
they cqilld not it away from the (lan-
gerous aunt
C, A. Hoffman of .\'I-\\ llavon. night
enxineilr tit lhl‘ pumping station. in
Bimayton. i'olltt‘llllllllli‘rl exchanging
his watlh do: for another one. Mr.
Hoffman tell the doll on guardd at the
station one night recently and when
he returned found a trump in there.
twnnllllliiiilly alllruiui: lllmselt alonxside
the boiler. and the dog peacefully as-
leep near by. The tramp and do:
were then bustlcll oiIt it. the cold
Will‘ltl.
DARiEN AND NOROTON.
Zlgmllnd Mason has purchased it new
lead inuc.l1lnc
Jollll Obeilandcl a sister sustained a
stroke of paralysis. )Hestcrday
William E. Street an»: a visitor in
South Nerwalk. yesterday.
Miss Mildred lltson has been on-
itcrtalning her sister from New Haven.
Mr. Kellen. of the Fireman' a Fund
Insurance ('Unlptlll) of California, was
ill tow,n yucstctday
liunford Smith. who has been ill
with penumonin, is getting along
nicely
On Thursday ev.cnlng tilt. and Mrs.
Ralph Hiullley will entertain a party
of their friends at ”Pit."
Brom Quackenbnsh has been enter-
tainlns his sister. Miss lsabcl Quack-
enbtsh. from New York,
Ang-glliar meeting of the selectlneh
was held yesterday afternoon. Rou-
tine business only was mtransactod
T - Pastime A. C. basketball team.
of mford defeated the Newton
F'ivc. . Saturday. at Noroton. The
score was fourtpen to six.
Friday afternoon a “Silver Tea" will
be. held at the home of Mrs. Alfred
Large. it will be under the auspices
or tile is dies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church
Tin-re nvlli be a. missionary meeting
at the Congregational Church Wednw
day night. Dr. Board. of Pskln, and
Rev. Watson 1.. Phillips, of New list.
run svlil be among the speakers.
The Boy‘s Club, accompanied by
their young lady friends met last aven-
tug. at the Methodist parsonage. and
enjoyed a pleasant evening. Gaines.
refrl'srhments and a general good thus
resulted. ,
Yesterday after noon a trolley car in
charge of Conductor Daniel my
lumped the tracks between here anyd
Bowayton. and blocked the line for
about two hours. The car toppled ov-
er into a ditch at the side of the track,
which made it very diillcutt to not it
back on the track again. This was
finally done. however, and the car, pros
ceedcd.
WESTPOR’I‘. l ,
.l. C, Mills. of Amityvllle, L. 1., has
been the guest of Dr. Roland.
Rev. J. B. Coley. of tiaraden,ls vis-
iting at the home of .W. G. Staples.
Miss C. Germanic. of New York. is
the tuest of Mrs. A. F. Butler
Karl A. noise and wife are expected
to return from their wedding trip to-
marrow.
Doric chapter, 0. ill, 8.. will meet in
Masonic hall tonight and entertain
filends with a “George Washington so-
c u a.
The Women's Beneflcent society of
the Congregational church mute Wed
nesday afternoon lat the home or Mrs.
S. lacs.
Lent begins on Wednesday, when
there will be special services in The
Assumption it. 0.. Trinity and Christ
Episcopal churches
After all the scare about the com-
putatively few pesd1 trees in this vi-
cinity has burst. bubble like, and chan-
ces favor an average crop.
No one hereabouts will shed tears
over the departure of February. The
only thing begrnd it is an addition-
al lease of life Iyear. ,
Richard my» use as
drtver for the lite Goad “ilk
Co,. in New York city, and his en-
tered upon his duties there.
Last night. the Rev. W. L. Beard a
returned mlssionary’from China give
an illustrated ill
contln -
D. w. Monioaadtvlfo are .
to 'take a tqrrtflstfgiioi‘t onth f,
neat leaving hetfd .MTM "
mum is: 'ilbra'noe. l ,
Egypt go then Holy mund- “
Vlg‘ils Engine 00.. has "voted to
its: savannmuav.“
on p as o u ur
Fran! Il'caarle’a Valli n-
keabe'rc haily been seiitclled’to
for the evstht. ~ '
mun Expense 8"
M .. ~Vitiltou avenue plant.
. bulimia durum-rm ,
coal-range .
(Continued—fl from first page.)
from tho Ciiv 13an of Health. throulil
Secretary oil-nu N. Arnold . mile-l:
in: that the sum of 8500 he added to
the budget to be submitted It the Bit-
-Ituai meeting. this sum to be devoted
to t e. He hang” iptho interests or
has 111‘ an?! it The mayor said
that the matter had been thoroutllly
looked into and it had been found tart.
this sort of appropriation would have
to he asked for to l"
trhtlve departm t in
for amount would have to haleut Mil
to 8.. 50 which was done 10,, @‘fiw
ed approprltflon. 5 '- q, .,gi
it was then voted that. the?” approprlil
tlons be asked for at the annual inact-
in;r as follows: . ;: on z. ,,
, Estimated Appropriation
Appropriation. mod
1
i "I” .i
1" hence: int. on , . t ‘a 3"" '
bonds, 310: ~ M , »'
150: hit. on - r. 35
notes. 0100: I] ,1Tml‘” ”
Sinking fund. -- '~' 'I’.‘ (A
12. . tuaso mm
Administrative, 4.700 “ll _
Highway. 5.000 4. .0
Police. 4.500 Milli)
Library, 2.6th 2.500
Fire. 4,200 0.000
Sewer. 1,000 3.000
Lights. 7,300 - 7:100
4150010100
Estimated appropriations. 841,600.00
Extra appropriations made .
during fiscal year by Count 1: . ‘ ‘
Cit, -‘1,1M.3,3
l ' l M"
t ’ .: “3W4!”
Receipts; . "t- k".
s mitttax,taiiit»57100
tlon “$1,141.00 '
Town for highways; , 7.40
Uceases, f j
'i I W‘s
-» simm-
wilt Egestalt.
.....
Grand lilac. $4,901,113 41
811.625.1lisht tutti. his
339.461.38.
The men Appreprlatlilns.
It has been necessary for the Goun-
‘; 7
tlona to finish out the year. the am-
O l:
cit, to make several extratiti'tfopstsv ‘
ouirta of the different departments bo- ‘
in
Times." 1300. as: administrative.
8140: hlthway #60: police. 0128; are.
uoo:11nu.tfs:total 411110.110-
latter total is given beneath est:-
lulled appropriation of 041‘. 600 and
added to it, makes the total appropfla-
tion to be asked for. t4...6 .33, .. Saver-
al- of the extra aphropr tio were
made last night. before bills the sew
oral departments were ordered paid.
Bills of the several departments were
ordered paid as follows:
Sewer, 830; highway, $8.40; police,
8100. 76: administrative, 890; life. 31.7.-
84; total $416. 99. ,
Money for Water Bills.
Owing to the water department haw
in: a number of bills to pay. the chhlr-
man of the finance department .was
authorized to borrow. $4. 000 to pay
them it “as also voted, howevcl.
that if possible, this sum of money be
raised by selling F‘IIII‘ Thousand Dol-
lars worth of _th0 water bonds.
now held in New York city. it Was
thought very likely that thisianwtmt of
the bonds could be sold thereby mak.
in; it unnecessary to borrow the mesa
9)-
Paid Notes! Burned. ‘0». "t
Tll'.‘ m :Iior reported that the flushed
comm I had turned over $28,000 id
bond :o the sinking fund of the city.
and I- -- arming this still but!
been pan 1 for $18,000 and the out}
er for $’ By vote of the assault.
Counci 1.1.1.1 l': ll burned up
notes i... th uroseuce of the mention. .,
. O' we: of Fit. Poll“
The. I-.-,I v: 'on of). W. Bfittu. ital
captain e' t-‘ire Police, Was it
ed, wilt‘ :- cction of John D. ' line;
to out .- Ii tl'm was confirmed
Permission for Additions.
Plait to build an addition 13 s 16. do-
her house at is West avenue. Par-
mission was also granted to John rm-
silla. to build an addition 10 x ”riots
store building at the Junction of Rh.
or and Cross streets. ' . . . .
littering the Fire siren. j 1,»; .
whistle asshrllty as from the meat
:‘i’hs city Library W,
Councilman Frederick S. Muller re»
tn ported that be had made armmnts - ‘
with the Connecticut. Railway and ,2
- Luann. 00mm”. that when the W419 ’
A, ton avenue plant is' entirely abandon
myths city's tire siren will be moved its . 1 .;
, the as plant of! Harbor aunwuhsre ~ .
,,.- there is snmcient power to blob. tic '
Permission “(is giten to Elise 0.1 V '
but mouth]. snails beltsitot- .11, ,_ is. ,
been. them alumni
rt my be sohlevih'at singular but so i '
teas fact, that comparative, fir
w iportstrafu ordinfi‘aplll’ °
“massif:
on build
in: crash recital to} the?“
:eb. 35. oiletprotnlaea to be a, more
distill; musically than
fainted: stone _
rt: in as
.‘A feature of the {Martians
$61st iis be ii-
rely but «was afoot lol-
Civil-t church «111.11., . a,
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