u Maturity, aewv
"you 1 13000130716713
“ irony 1008 debt (Watch ”optimistic imt incur ed)
908710116 ( 1.101 1111111111 11) ..... .“‘
l‘f'lito
5 0.00
.....5008 660.00
W
5000.00
, 5000 an “one not oi the purchase of city dock
“yuan”...
Increase or city It: ‘.. ...........
The city debt rota inc an
til it.
1', 11000110;
ilicuttanu‘nt: (learnt: 8. Milan. pantheon
Corporation Counsel Hurlbutt was
instructed to proceed with a suit to ,
, The mom, report of Chief of pa. for 56 000. ,_ accure taxes on the Latin property in
, m, Wolint‘or m. then "my ““1 oc- ‘ GROSS C‘l'l‘Y D 81‘ ‘ , ‘ Harbor fivgnufuutglfii ‘01:: tatxan 1t'zriait
.. 1906~v.lnn.li. Water Bonds ..... ....... , ..... $101,000.00 “Noggin 77068 enénnhafiic 0“,}:
(‘lty 1904 dtcbt (not including Water Department)” 200,460.00 pear t ,0 d 1‘) 9" dori:'ino reg, from
Balance twitter Department notott outstaiidiug,.tesa ‘. 3:006? 1' 1;! £00 oat twit ears, but
lilo a 0.; g the 3 4.600 or our, aortic old by them. . . .. .. porno W P 0:1,?“ £13,863, gm,“ 3“qu t,“
a ll . . t t ' '
" ‘ _ , » _ 345000 ion was srantdd the South-
do a. (tan onion: lreapc‘c‘t y 8178717788,. 'rouu. ..... .. . . . .....t.......342. e n
on 1:11;, mil ““0"“! “WWW“ “M“ ii 's'rA'rnainu'r or ultimatum: or Muttoonuc‘rnn 'rixtrs nun assass— :mhcmylm 3”“? Form
is; no E vPcll no,” N?“ 70" “,1“ M [0141‘ too 1: w new pocaon non a
n 0110011700 militia} 1 10 “36.: ‘ ' change a third and providing the city
. ' ii‘h ”New“, police ,0,“ Wham of 0). E. Crows, collector Taylor Ave. sewer assessment .’,..... .. .5 36. 00,, Willie little triangle at the junction
11h lhlit tit?" lit 1:880 1.111617: 3 ,v ”Wm“ two patrolman and it. Gm Mitchell colioctor, (‘sdnr St. and Eintrood Ava, sewer asseas- ‘ 11 75 ii; w‘Pi‘b‘lipeM. andtlt‘rhlnklln nvcn‘ucr anld
, gm. am .to ,i , . ..... ...... - , aplo street it puco 111101 or p06
diuoarlo hich should be Oh,:,_£fifign{,fifihg follows. R. Gm Mitchell, collector, Woodward and rules Avon. and lileiidow there. '
. , WH-“rWllllflm ll Nemn‘mnmd St. newer assessment .. J . 109.60 Chipping City Charter. ‘_
tlt lion occurred. Wroilnen-ulflnltbr' Hall ' K. G. Mitchell, collector West St, grading and widening assassin 't.:.. 8600 The bill which has Just been pro
allotments hl've been dJamos Paul, collector. city tax 1903 . ......... ..... .....51, 402 .24
" d ted tho ho ae- Mil v" oymou d ‘ Janina Paul. collector, library tax 1003. ' 68 20 copied to "’6 legislature relative to
' 0:1rml::!8ll’lanoe mum: 311138700 Bfflflefl"30muel 0- “'9 ' '. ' " """ ’ ' “ ......L. 152,, 4, amending the city charter was read by
land, John Tooth Hi Frank 57 3‘73"“: . . ' ' Councilman Moreltouse. The bill was
lam awn keulnl 3.61111 W '{Smlth one hGllmOre Wll- James Paul. colicctm. Prospect St. layout ............ .. .t.... .- 362.33 a rovcd and Corporation Counsel
lathe moat dread- ' James Patti, collector, Springwood sewer aatcssntent ....... 30.46 W
°~ llamCockafuriiJohnlg 00311071 140““ . Huributt. Mayor Burton, Councilman
”ll",t ill It a it Bohlitt ' ’ James Paul collector Quintnrd A", curb and gutter “3708mm: """ 72'” James '1‘ Hubbeli and Councilman
Beaumondo , . .» W -
7 arml- and 0m". .. Charles A. Scofleld were directed in
, ”fillg :hnraontlziso occurred Drunkehn‘baa, 34. (trunk and breach 'l‘atni uncollccted tattoo and assessment ..., .......... . .......... .52.278..4 80 to Hartford and um the passage
'7 1m ”9,,” of the peace, 13; assault and brcaci. BALANCE 811111101. 0, the b“,
Mounonlm'é' 01' “16 03000, 9' breach 0! the 08000.5 City Liabilities (not including Water Department) ........... 3200, 460.00 It was also voted that there be a
' rumor. 360115811105 1' theft 3: (‘lty Resources (not including Water Department) ................. 134, 801. 04 further amendment to include the cre-
podium? withouéua your}: $901518 Deficit ......................... . . . . ............... ...... 5 74 048. 90 ation of the 071109 of building insplcctgr
00°11 33 0011' on n “3' 89 “I 9 STATEMENT or crrv inn WA i'rrtt‘ in l'All’i‘blldN'l‘ COblBlNED. of the city The city omclals' an 8
7 public school . i.
hit! been oxcéllét‘tt. Kootn‘s :2, “:13; {fligugfi‘fi’o inalv‘l‘figtlns Total City Resources .......................... ..... ..... 313480104 31‘; igoihfugfiazrggcgf because "m9
It disinfected. as soon as a “7 ' ' ' ' ’l‘otni Water Department Resources ...... . ............. 421,080.13 . ' '
s rted comm from it. embezzlement. 1; placing obstacles on W Should lite ”0,,on bill 0035: [hp
aifigwd bacterloglo 1on1. worit railroad "80k 1' incorrlglbillty, 2; Total , , . 366678717 annual election will occur. as at pres
' 9 g _ wilful 110th to nitrate pronoun, 1; To“, C,ty‘,'u',j‘,,'”‘,',,,;é"2'”"""':"“"‘f"":“"""""""":"209',50:00 cm. on the hint Monday in October.
.. hlhf'hnra'i"ra°'i'h'°°z33337970351733636903136l3? i:‘.“t.w“i“’ Wm ----- t -------- . --------------- 333737-63 000.321.6116traitor; 6023.0
‘8 ll °“ Y n 0 "I" I! ' Dicpooalo of Cocoa. ”"9 "9 """""""""""""""""""""""" ' """"" ' ' " 1st. The date of the fiscal year will
Paid “ll Md discharged, 22; commil- ‘ W also be changed to correspond.
cal Q Mind the 0 tea to jail, 28' bonds 7071881831, 1:,“ Ton“ """"""""" ”\(‘OMIOII‘HI Cll‘\. """"""""" $55“ 787 17 The new order 01’ things grill inko
polled. 13: sentence suspen‘ e . .n ,. . ,i . . effect, if the bill passes, in 1.00.
, 3’1“” and wall were sent to lnduistrlal school 1; boulng 03' illOl—«Jnn. 0. Catch on hand ................................ 3 100.10 The report 01' (30le 01’ POHCG Thom'
er to super or court append From taxes ................................. 32,020.06 its Bradley showed that during Jana
"ll“.“flhm' total, 80 Front assessments ........... I ............. 6,663.16 nary there had been eight, arrcats, all
The earl 1171001011 or rules, and read Store doors found open 0. prom Conn Runway 0 Lighting (30., account of the offenders being males.
0. he Bo rd of Health, as ea Turned over to the City Treasurer East Washington St. pavement .......... 2.22039 Suiting T rollcy Tracks.
071“, 01109- t0 conform the sum Of 333- 00. the same 091“! for Other cosh received (not l‘ro‘m loans). . 0,317.62 Councilman “Mm“, canthd
moms and forms. , license fees collected by me from pawn increase of my debt ”my than) ____________ 900.00 about the Commahu, Railway and
in: of I“ met 01' rneu- brokers. lodgina house keepers and irxpenses of city deputimeflls .............. 3i2.2ti.07 ”gm,“ Company “8mg salt on ”m
”if 0,111 ' Junk dealers HIF 017‘ pm 1075 beast Washington St‘ ”mm?” """"" 7'544‘45 tracks contrary to the stats. law. liltlr~
¢ D we“: or our principal C 'F ‘ I ‘ U7! “PER "; """"""" . """" _ """"" 0,000.00 log a recent storm be had seen two
. 17th (onn hols licupion .. ................. 60.00 . .
‘ ' big sacks of cult is a plow at the Wall
, , ltd ital city report was then read and accepted. A brief summary 1906—Jan. 6. ('illill on hand ............................... 1,001.00 street. burn and waited there several
_"°n°“‘ . DErtnthcN'i's 'I‘Otllllti ................................................. 350,810.02i860,810.42 £1733, ‘3“? ,?,1’,:‘§L‘i’{.’i§.”iiil‘.§8 ‘ii‘i
‘ i i . A ' al :1 , , llulunrc of ““"N‘f‘my submittcd. ,, , , , , , not. go out. He had had numerous
. . , l A3513.“ Alligator: Expenses Appro'ns MAHHE“ EgEQESZéunr complaints about the use of the unit.
' ' ' ' ,. .' . .5 ~' - ' ‘ 0114‘ than had had a newly painted wag.
Street Dopnrtnlent " """" " .810 000- 00 “0'500'00 “9'79"?” 7 “3' ' . nit llllllly scarred by tile salty uluslt
.Fll'e Bowman ....... 3,.86000 3,860.00 6.174031 209.00 The following resolution was tbcutrottii Square. The muticr‘ will 01' splat-thing 0,, 1,.
'Mtinlclgill Elwtrlc Light ..... .. 6,820.00 0,880.00 0,003.30 216.70 rend: brought tip at the next regular ('ily ,, was V0,”, ,0 have the city do“,
tor on truth. ....... ‘ 400.00 700.00 ‘ 409-30 ~;,--- Whereas, A report comes to us that "l ""3 notify the cuinpuiiy to remove all in.
“2“ “c 3153:; ‘Dpt' -------- 1-6231%%%% 3'375-00 3373"” , “'61 gm Connecticut llnllwuy and Lighting it ,{ie ,lllillltir {lz‘lllfigfllyglll ”villain?" sulutors uttil oilicr cicctrtiztti applian-
“a“ 9 . .omimhy ms introduced a resolution h 1' '0'"? 0' 1W 0 0 "i" 0 ‘6 cos trout llll irccs about on: city,
Police ...... ......... ...54, 000.00 4,400.00 4,291.06 108.95 in the (letters! Assembly, providing {or was then taken up and hereafter the All ,m, C(;,,,,,,“,,,,,,, were Wow”, ,1,
”hr“?! building ...... ‘00. 00 . . , 800.00 380.7% 89.14 double ”‘5leng ”it!” [JPCSCIH Hillglt,‘ lllfl'l')‘ jingle 08 ”ll.” [illollu DP.“ Will the meeting lllCliltlllll‘,‘ “'v' I," LOCKWOOil
0le 1,71?” ..... -------- 1:33-07 > .3. ...,i 1-33-33 L333: (3,“: truck road or line in (“(5 city; nod, 1,70 board in his domicile on ticsmtii litmus ’1‘. ilubiwll. ”a”, biatbcis, 1.3,
”a new“ A” . a a. , ‘ ' "' L'f Wliercus, The streets through which "0111140.“, Mupptumsp, 1'), 1r, Gould and (a a,
ubllc Printing """" ‘50'90 a h “0'00 402.88 4" ‘3 the present line of sold company‘s road ‘1“ “74“?“ ‘0 110111011111 iliic ill Sll'm‘ Scoiit'lil
City Clerk .. ...... .. 600.00 , 4 500.00 600.00 ...... runs or» ,00 narrow ,0 ni'comntmi'tti' M‘niti street and Woodward atcuuo, "--.“...
Board at Relief 20.00 ‘ , 20.00 20.00 two (rustic mu,” ”,0 wqfi’,r‘,,,m,,,m‘or which won then taken up. Councilman WORKMEN DlD NOT APPEAR.
City Records ..... 25.00 ‘ . 26.00 13.60 “.60 tho ”one”, Statutes and mama“, 0,. Robbins thought that lit vii-w of [111‘ ”...“...
Memorial Day -------- 50'0“ i a . 59'0” .5000 public travel on said att'ot-ts: ilwrc. bill “7 ”“3 “inmmuw‘ Railway “1“! Led: Factories Opened. But Little Was
Corporation Counsel .. 700.00 , , ‘ 700.00 .0000 ,0“, Lighting (.OllllllUly fit double mick its Done.
, 1 , .3— - no 0 ' ‘ ' . . 7, , i I . ‘ _
56’; i?...‘."‘.if‘§ii.ii" 16333 ' ‘ 6633 15333 ."".’” Resolved. hm: Hon- Mormnvr h. iiiiii‘nii‘.‘ii‘i‘s153.33.218.51?iiii‘rifiiiii‘ii. MW- “...-...... "cumi- ..i. “4"“
' 'do‘ no 5006,89,,“ " 100’“, wt. “0'00 100.00 :1" Loo tutti lion. John A. Osborn. the rep T800“ ”m whole ”mm, m. “now“, ,0 factories opened this morning, but
‘ 1810061011. 1': eases ”35.00 ‘2 "0000 190851610 mammm” from ””7 town i“ m" 30 ovixr. Thr- inuiwr was iiisi'usscd “““WNY ““Y 0‘ ”19 warlimou uppcnr-
‘Allilell‘lloi's‘ p ....... 810200 ' 7:10:00 200200 .10010 General Afismnbly' “r" hereby roqucui- hi length ’nttd the diminution was 10- “Ln 1’“ one, factors; illhftnllfil'l 3:35:31-
Golleotmti' Corn. . 1180.00 1 ‘ 080.00 880.10 140.90 ““1““! urged ‘0 01’9“” any 3"“ ““ structcd to lxxvcstigutc further and 779- ""f ““c‘ ”"0 an m in: did it
’ 2 ' ' ., .. reimlutiona which authorize the Con- . , , . tuned to rcturtt, saying 1 y no
" lAudltor ""',"i """ 5 333 ‘ 0 .3‘5003 "0'00 necticui llnllwby and l lxlitlug Com “3: ‘ to tho mxt "New" M u“ ( oun want. to be killed by a. bullet front the
it. roraton ..... 0,0 ', . ‘ . ., . ' ,
m: $27813 06m, ‘ 3305“ 3117241730 puny to double track their line, or, Councilman v, “,th moved um, 7:32: flldbLtth:l)P%lt1tttigd (logs, Another
......— ‘ i "‘3“ ”"0“3“ ”'9 “"9”" "l ””9 ”‘3 When the Council adjourn ‘it adjourn “Th ysliuutlizm)nllilel1r8 to on growing
Total Adm. Dept...816.805.00 ‘ M The resolution was ndoptcd without. 7., February no worse and ., "m“, time h “poem,
, “3355.42 a dissenting voice. Couticiltttan Robins brought up the ””33”, 9' the date on Win“, some
use interest received ...... “05.42 Notes amounting to 513,360 worn or- matter of appointing u octnnilttcc to ,f‘m largeat manufacturers have M.
- t dared reported. 0.0“!“ with the EM" NOl‘WflUf' and ‘cldcdeto put; their citiployccs the bat-
'l‘otal Dept's Apps. & Ex. ...... 539.135 .00 , 740,300.00 543,214.07; bo'flgfwclgtl' graham; h'fitaehgft‘gfdtfi? bplrwulk trolley uhusc rclotm 0001- “me n, ”ml“, was“, Mam,“ the“, am,
309““ APPW‘IWW- . _ . ’ D 3’ ' m “3"“ shut down the mills indefinitely.
Sprlnswood Sewer Appr' :1. 167.41 167.41 0“: b011d8- Councilman Wright moved that the The mum,“ are becoming more ag-
. %? «114,500 5’15“, Appr' no - \ A petition of the United States Al committee be not appointed and Court ..
-’ . . . grenslve. This morning they torti
e ‘ m 4198'! ,- 0 F , . cohol Refining Company was then u’ilmnn l‘honipson also volted the same ,
‘c' r p v s an o I ‘ - . r rent] and referred to tho street ('out- that ii. bly entered a mill and destroyed the
Cigaggglfmi... St ''''' ‘ 221318111); 8330;: 60L” inlttoe A ‘ l‘ $137111. matter was debated at some "’“"l““°r5"
i. . .- , . - - , . , . _”
rm: Conn. Vols. ite'union ..... 3 60.00 60.00, It was voted that the 010' report-r hutch and by u volcvflhm'lo “1°" Lawn Taurus NOTES.
be printed as usual. was voted to appoint a committee or At a “wet,“ or the 1.“, a, 5“,,“
Totals ............... 330,136.00 848,763.66 849,808.62 Matt" DOW reported that Heart“ three- , . New“, ,Mn Tom“, Amman”,
Lib I P d 1300 no 1 300 00, 1453 59 1410-41 Seymour had asked that nominlilng be Mayor Dow appointed Councilmen , _ - .
,_ 1' 1‘)" 'un """"""""" ‘ ' ' ' ' ' . ‘ , ' done in regard to his property in Rail- l‘lobins, brown and Mother. 2.39,, “figs“? 2171,): (“aito‘rl'éakde‘ilveg
0;,1‘0011,i 0,05; and Signor” 340.935.1111 £031,333; 851.262.“ 32,406.81; , . . .. . -— ' send'a challenge. for itieumin Nil-
: BI! ”11': 1' em 0909 ' mg the year punt tbete had been 08.- 11th Trophy, at present held by Eug-
10797937 paid by T700311”? -... . 7 9,187. 72 85126211. Agitation 0131.303: 0' Fil‘fl I500 vllftitor: and more tlinnol 2.030 land. Tibere {raga u, very irtl‘se ui‘tend-
Additional a to riailons b cit meeiln and Council durln the your, i500“ “0 98“ 8W9“ 0‘“ "3“ .- “009 {ill mu“ “8 "993 0 "19°“ ““00
1174M! are “10100:: it? the foraging Statements“ departments: 5 (Continued from First Page.) 00 bmlt cards arc out The dlrec- was transacted. The moat important
BY CITY MEbIl‘lNG.
190~l~—Atlg.CltyDock. ............ ...... .........................
BY 1‘ 0061011..
' 1900—31007: 0.61iocellaneous ................................
~ June 0.17tb Conn. Vols Reunion (returned to ’l‘reus) ........
Doc. 6. Police Department ......................... . ..........
Dar-.6. Public llcaltb.......... ..... . ...... ., ...........
Dec. 28. Street Department ............ .................
Total. Council ...... .............. ..................
N. B .—-The 560 appropriation for the 17th Connectilcut Voluntcters'
BILLS PAYABLE.
.30.000.00
.8 150 00
fill. 00
400.00
175.00
500.0“
3-
.51, 276. 00
Reunion
‘13:, repaid to the City Treasurer by Christian Swarm. of the Reunion Coni-
so.
fl mot—Jan 8. Balance of notes outstanding ....... ...... ..... ...; 011,660.00
100m discounted during the year ......... ..... 263,060.00
. 'rotnt................ . ....... ._ ...... ...........,5347600.00
, . Hemnotcspald durlatt the your............. ..... ...“...326306000
k1? IMF-Jan 6. Balance of notes outstanding . ..... ..... pm... .5 94 460.00
,CITY CA8}! ACCOUNT.-
. “1204400. 6.0aab on hand ..... ......W5 000.40
lilileu. 6. Received to ditto ..308510102
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LIBRARY FUND.
cub 0n h‘nd ..OOQDDIOOIIIOQIOIIOooD‘lollllolO’I5IIUJI
Recelvodtodate“....................a ....
lineman-toot..-
1‘61: .
IWWIIILQ 0. rniawtn'dm ............, ..... .........
Janis. Cuhonhnd...................... ..
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outrun-avovultacuc'm. drain-.iuktn-clo
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‘ RECAPITULATlON.
detour Ihdtibnryoxponm...................... .............s
paid during iboyonr ....
Mochondmlt account.
“I!“ hind, L: “M Devotional-account”.“cunts-union:
-rota-nanluiuln;y....¢.ufin uni. nu
Mam i
p. Inn-oootoonloc-naoovoocototool-c
1:3!” ‘0
oaooao-ooollioooaooiootooo-acn‘sn
ltpa a
m 7 $.17: “Armin or run our past. ,3 it:
. 4 pet- ncni. lloedI,10~110' amt I.
1 and Mmmboramf 1:, pay h M“
cmfi'dlini
.ooccnntaou‘onncfi
«3'41,than learnt pores
milo’fliooIIO‘
l
......‘... 208,08003
.001.
.......,......8303,800.42
”noun-nut......‘302flwiue
1,001 00
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n-.4...”....i......$808.800.42
.8 477.81
.1-.361’tltl
81. 88.47
'71 ”4.6.89
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”31,872.47
61.26711
7 878.118
Qi‘tfllidflihilllboloidoiilooooooildlooyurn-aI‘Iloolo‘llomsfigio"
W46» saw
80.000.001.11
80,000.00.
m
cising the horses, and at the present
rate it would needreplaclng with now
in a very short. time.
it was cited that the fire horses urn
used on the streets successfully in
South Norwullt and Stamford.
Municipal Electric Lights.
Mayor Gnome. B. Bunion made it
plain that the subject of municipal el-
ectric lighting had not died after tho
that meeting. Since that time he had
not appointed the committee an Coun-
hnd directed, bttt last evening ho un~
pounced that he would appoint the
lights committee “the Council. the
members or which are to cnoulro thor-
oughly into tho matter and to report
to tho full Council if doomed on
be appointed by the mayor to continues
further with tho uttbicct
5500 Micro for Library.
An oxtrn appropriation of 5600 was
made to the city library directors to
pay off various uitaxpcctod bills and to
lldulduto dollclt loft over front last
year. Three of tho directors, llr.
Jame» 0. Gregory, lilvaayor Obttrliut
h. Glover and Hubert Iii. Bishop ap-
peared below that meeting to unit for
the extra appropriation.
Dr. Grocery explained tho partition
of the directors. 'l‘iioy had found that
the appropriation of 5'. .600 had all been
spout. but. that thorn had boon more
fault of diam iicro had burn a do
llclt or 51160 from the preceding year
Many unexpected expenses had crop-
pad up incidental to moving into the
now miniature and than tho directors
had but tho insurance on tho buildintt
90 10.13.7393; aunt bolus taken out of the
fun without their knowledge.
it ”devotional that literals an insurance
of about 522.000 on the building and
ooptonto. .. Of thiit amount, 317,000,177
on the structurs leiit,a
While too it it roost-st i an or.
in ii atop .117. (mm spoils
of Wigwam 'worlt b01112 done by
lb'r’ary. it in that only Carnation,
'librlry in tho stole, be told and was
1
Mali
climan lumen '1'. Hubbeli‘ii resolution .
psdlent a larger coutmittoc will then [
oxpelldcil than an icipntod was not any
tors, be said further, tried to conduct
the library department in an economi
ul planner and no believed this was
he first time the appropriation had
eon excco d.eti
1 Hanyor (llovor said that it had
won his aim and object for a. number
if yours to nee the library it success.
nd it was a success. in his remarks
to substantiated what Dr. Gregory
ind said the directors would like to
two 5360 or 5400 to clear up every
thing so that they could start once
nor-e with a clean slats.
Mr. Bishop bolloveil the other two
gentlemen hit fully stated the cuss,
but be addodt at there had been many
inttoxpected little expenses.
Dr. Gregory sold further that the
ipooplc of the, city ltud boon liberal with
line library and that 54. 230 had been
derived front individual subscriptions.
Councilman Mittltcitt thought the in-
suranco on the building pretty high.
but. it was brought out. that the luaur
auco companion require a building to
be insured for 80 per cent. of its vn
no.
After Mayor lluxton nttd the various
councilman had oxitrnttncd the belief
that 1110 director» should be helped out.
in the product oxigoncy. it won voted
unanimously on motion or Coucllmau
.iamus '1', iiubbcii, to appropriate 5600
for the use of the directors.
An cxtru appropriation of 5300 won
also mudo to tho Highway Department
to pay bills.
Wants a Kiondiko Park.
Henry D. Cornell offered tho 0111’
5100 per your rental for Klondike
Park. the little plocc of promsriy
through which the city has an entrance
lo the harbor at the Wall atroci
action was the adoption of the oillclai
ball which will be used in all games.
anti the Wright & Dltson tennis ball
was again adopted an the ofllclal ball
for 1906. The following are the oili-
ccrs elected: President, James Dwight;
vice president, R. D. Wreuti: treasurer,
Richard Stevens; secretary. Palmer
Presbcy; executive committee, W. A
burned Mnicom Whitman Dwight F.
Davis, Krelgh Collins. H. D. llitticW
Clotltier. llolcombe Ward, and the ol—
iicors, ex-oflloio.
MAN STAB ED To DEATH.
SCRANTON, a.. Feb. 7.~—Bnrncy
Guntitus wait stabbel to death and An»
tltouy liobutiu fatally slashed lit a
street quarrel with unknown men in
the North Sotanton acciion early this
morning. They were on their way
home from n saloon when uttackud
'l‘bo pollcc expect to arrest the mur-
dercrs through clues furnished by tum
battered and bloody lintit plckcd up
in the street. When attacked Citati-
lllll and liobuiln defended themselves
with plcitots torn front a fence,
MAIL TRAIN DIRMLED.
‘Wlll'l‘lil RIVER JUNCTION. V7,,
F01). 7.-—-'I‘he mall train which loli
Montreal last night for Boston. was do
railed today at Sharon, a station on
the Central Vermont Railroad fouricou
ittiien uorihwunt of White River Junc-
tion, ’i‘lio mall and baggage car ict't
the irons. but no one was injured ox-
copt a mall clerk. He won slightly
hurt.
hours.
“day-”Ammo.
PASSENGER FOR BRIMEN.
:NEW YORK, ll‘eb. 7.7“901'110110 [hi
Mnrthoray, fcrittor Elwin; minister to
bridge lur iiit newer Mayor Bunion
said that tlic original intention of bit!-
curing the property for the city wait
to return an unobittructed entrance to
the harbor. and he did not believe the
council had the right to lot the lll'oll‘t'
any but or rail ii.
i
Mr. Citroen initiation to brunt a one.
iron or ironic other lire proof pictorial I
’l'lte mutter trim laid on the table.
story build fit: covered with common ‘
the United States was one of the pati-
scngcrii on the steamer Knitter Wil
lioim dor Groom. which called today
for Bremen. Other pail arti warn
Mrs. 100an Indordan undid Man llolen
Jordan of Boston, cup Minis Aus Der
(0119, t e pianist
001.9 “158 Poll 1571818..
NEW? YORK a . «burl,
'i'haiinannli company hero canted
The bond of lténry P Price in the 5600.000 gold him for shipment to Pa-
WW“ to «to or rim rank. Dur- cunt 0157.000 as city tumour and :6. ti: on than
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lash.
attootibu i... boon aroused'by tho no "it
troductton or a. 0111 relating: to monitor-
minute sentence of criminals.
This bill was introduced by Home
sentativc Alan-n, of Stimeid, a brother
or Attorney Acorn of New Haven, and
one of tho bilghtsst members of tho
Gonoral Assctubiy. ,
’l‘he llrnt section provided that in
each simply there shall be a county
board of parole, consisting of one
member“ or the boatd of pardons who
shall boappolntcd by the board of
pardons, the county commissioners
and one citizen and taxpaycr who 'ahnll
be appointed by the supcrlor court.
in section 2 it is provided that when
any person shall for offense committed
after July 31,1906, be sentenced to con-
ilnemotti in any county lull the court
imposing the sentence shall establish a
maximum and minimum term provided
that. when any person shall have twice
before been convicted and imprisoned
in a county jail or state prison the
court shall sentence the person to a
maximum of five years,
Election three provides that persons
confined lit the, county jail having
served iliéi minimum term may be at
myriad to go at large on parole in the
discretion of a majority of the boltrd
of parole if in their Judgment the pris-
oner will lead an orderly lilo it‘ lot at
liberty.
Other sections provide for the arrest
of a prisoner who has broken his no
role, by any oillccr of tho lull or olllccr
authorized by law at the request 01‘
the board of parole. and that the board
by an unanimous vote may declare the
prisoner discltargcdvand give hint a
certificate to that effect.
The curfew bill introduced by Mr.
Maples 01' Norwich is another nlflafllli'ti
which is attracting conmdcrablc atten-
tion. it follows:
Section .i. That. in all cities, bor-
oughs or towns of this state hav-
ing a population of 6.000 or more.
children under 10 years 01’ use
shall not bo on the streets tiller 8
p. m. from Oct. 1 to April 1. or iii-
ter 9 p. m, from April i 10 the fol-
lowing Oct. 1. without proper
guardianship. '
Soc. 2. A hell or bolls. whistle
or whistles, which can be board in
all parts of tho city, borough or
town. slittll bo ritugror blown, its
a warning; liltocu minutes boron».
tiio uppuititeil time. and slid“ bi!
known as the “(furrow Signal," n1
tor which it“ ihiiilrctt shall be rt:-
’ qulrcd to be oil the streets. except
Sili‘ll its pro accompanied by pur-
i~iit or adult. guardian or utiu‘r
pt-i'x-iott litivittu irgul cure and mis-
tinly of said child or word. or lili-
lcss bcnt'iug u u-t‘iiicu lilillt‘lllt‘lli,
illlH'd that till)’, illlil night-d by pur-
l‘lll. or guardian or Uillt’l‘ person
having icgni t'lll’t‘ and custody of
such child, dot-luring titnt said
i‘lll‘ll l‘r} on till i-iiiorgciicy ('l'l'tilltl.
Soc 0. it is tici'cby iiindc lllllll\\'-
i‘ui ”sir any purottt, guardian or
(llllf‘l' DOI'HUll having legal cure or
custody oi liliy child under the ago
of 11'. yours to nliow or pcrittli any
such child or word to go m' be in
or upon titty sti'coi, alloy, park,
railroad station or other public
place. within the time prohibited
in section 1 or this law. -
Soc 4. Any policeman, constable
at peace oflicct is hereby utitltot'
izcti to tth' bottle any child violat-
ing for the first time any of the
provisions of section i of this law.
and notify the parents, guardian
or custody of said child of such
violation and its penalty. Upon
any subsequent violations or the
provisions of this law said child
shall be fined not less than two
dollars. nor more than twenty-live
dollars for each subsequent violin
lion of this law.
Sec. 6. Atty town not having the .
required population may secure
the bottoms of this law by vote of
it legally culled town meeting ttpoti
the petition of ion taxpayers of the
town, '
There seems to be n‘rcgulnr epl~
demlc of ntiti-utttomobilo bills. Friday
Senator Atwood of New Britain intro-
duced two measurc's designed to rcgu
late the conduct or those operating
automobiles.
Amending chapter 109, 11011-1 01' 1001,
so that every vehicle on a public high-
way front one hour after sunset until
one hour before sunrise shall nhow ti
light visible from front and rear for at
distance of 200 feel; no light. however,
required between 6 a. in, and 7 p. m.
Penalty for violation not over 56. Pub.
llc health and safety.
That when a registered automobile
is sold, the owner's certificate shall be
canceled and a new certificate issued
by the secretary of state. Public
health and safety.
NO MORE STOMAOI TROUBLES.
All stomach trouble is removed by
the use of Kodoi llyspopnin Curt. 11
gives the stomach perfect rest by di-
gesting what you out without the atom
acli‘it old. The food builds up the
body, the rest restores the atomach to
health. You don't have to 0101 your
self when taking Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. J. 1). Erskine, or Allonville,
Mich, says. "1 situated Heartburn and
Stomach trouble for some time. My
lintenln-law bait had the name trouble
’4. “almost .
and wait not chin to out for six wccltit.
She lived entirely on warm water. Af-
ltcr taking two bottios of Rodol Dya-
pepsin Cure tilin wait coiircly cured.
lilho new cats heartily and in in good
health. 1 am glad to any Kudoi pave
mo instant relief" Bold by Tim Clif-
ford Pharmacy.
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Traffic watt stopped for four UOININEN AdsAasm iDENTiFiED.
tinnsmorons Finland Fob 7. -«
’l‘hc accounts of delusion Soinlncn pro.
cm'ator-itetiorai of Finland, who wait
that and killed ycptcrday at bin roa-
idoncc by 11 young mun iiromtod in
cdlccru uniform has been identified
on Karl llolicnthal. formerly a slit
deal at the imperial Aioxandcr Uniu
varsity hare. lloiienthal, who latterly
had lived in Biochlttiim. returncd to
Finland. January iii. Hottiaintainii ob.
stinnto silence undcr examination.
senator Aberrant. who but assumed
the dot!» of procarctor of the ban,
ate iii direction the invcoti ailon
this iii-lino. .‘d‘bs wound. in on
this «attain by, the can of intuition
m not of a danuroua chomtor.
in
vigorously
forming 1m
ting all the a local asylum.
out to see it n his own expense. And
he did it. “You cannot conceive."
said Manager Nanhev‘lllc,' 'ot the ap-
precintion' of 111030 11000801010 at the
chance or Lt‘ll" am (but; afforded them,
unions you tutti iistencd to that sat.
lory the day they attdtidetl." “With
the gods’ 07080717.."ha continued 'as
often as I have myself enjoyed sitting
through it, it was an enjoyable as it
but: of monkeys nprlnltled over with
tears. ' Quite otton alone. have city
schools whose principals were aware ,
00 inc great merit. in the play. been
itivcn a half holiday. thin. the young.
titers might onloy a matinee. And
what 0110-1500an critics tho tots have
been! You can '6 get 11' favorable crlo
iclsm or a. padded eulogy for love or
money from n Juvenile. You must
give him the ponds or. he denounces
you broadcast. and 1 am really grain.
ml to the lots of America. for their nn‘
prcclation of what all now agree to be
and or the boat American plays"
Human Hearts comes to Hoyt it Then-
ire, Saturday. tnatinoc'end night, Feb-
titary 11..
ESCAPED FROM THE HAREM.
The kidnapping and imprisonment of
a beautiful American girl in the storag-
llo of an indian Prince, a search for
the lost one by a blind sister and the
final rectification of all the interest in-
volved are tlté‘ fottndntions of the plot.
or Escaped From the Harem, which
will be the. attraction at Hoyt's ’l‘ltcu-
irs, tonight. it is a stirring melo~
drama. that is itny done by an excel-
lent. company. it. is made. further
attractive by handsome costumes,
pretty scenery and sensational mech-
anical and electrical effects. The
cunt consists of tweniy~flve people, os-
pccially selected ior their respectlvo
parts which they impersonate, many of
whom have won laureis and prulso
from the American pttblic in their lit-
dividunl line of business. it is quite
safe to state that. not in years has any
ihoniricnl attraction received the dis-
cushion-that. this play has received by
the press and public throughout the
territory lti which it has played. The
scenes are land in this country and in
Persia. The second act of the play
shows accurately the interior, which
is so suntptuously fitted. the blatant.
beautiful wives of ”14‘ imperial prince,
his truel tutti inlttimuii guarhlu the
lighting elcpitatte Empress, and dozens
of Nubian siuven ut'o a low of the
many filt‘lii‘s dopiiioil by this nitroc-
(lull.
grandam
The Kind You Hate liraysofitzlil
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Signature of
TWO LlVEs LOST IN FIRE.
MEREDITH, N. H. Feb. 7.——-Two
lives “'0“? lost in a fire whichdcs-
lmycd the farmhouse of Charles
Smith, near here early today. The
victims are Miss Harriet Pratt. who
lived wlti the Smith family. and
Smith's flve-year-old daughter. Lloln.
The body of the woman, charred bc-
yond recognition, was found lit the
ruimt sort-rill hours after the fire had
bili‘lli'il list-.11 out, but the remains of
tho little girl have not been seen. The
financial loss is 83,000.
GRAVE TROUBLE FOREBEEPL
It needs hilt little foresight to tell
that when your stomach and liver rue
badly alfcctcd. gram trouble is ahead,
unless you take the proper medicine
for your disease, as Mrs John A.
Young. of Clay, N. Y.. did. She says:
"i had neuralgia of the liver and atom-
ach, my heart was weakened. and i
could not cat. 1 was very bad for a
long time, but in Electric Bitters, l
found just what I flooded, for they
quickly relieved and cured me." Best.
medicine for weak women. Sold un-
der guarantee by l". H, Baxter, at 60c
11 bottle. "
now: 6665:. saw Haitian}:
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