1111‘ box
it .
it Works and that the prI~ ‘
Millennial"!!!
all 111111 11 stoma f
and that a new dou-
be purchased for
Ladder truck. 1111
us.
humans has been
L llama"; also that t
and Ladder truck
1m
erwriters
hose wagon now in
in 110:1. quilrtcrs be
llmnod street
dport use accepted.
, ouncil next took up the
willie Fire Inspector.
L 1:
year in connection
(1 to call on the Stu
mattc'nronze (10., Miss Smi
. ml
removed to the H
«of the burns.
ted mg
as: men 11d merchants of t
the heart. of the city. as l
e' is done.
The life claim is now in
critic; condition. We have b
Electrical Commissioners
it was accepted
'11s then read and accepted
Councilmen of the City of
r1valk, Conn.
'Centlemen. -
I hereby respectfully submit
levying semi-annual rcpoit foi
ll apartment. 'lhe prescn
1111th consists of 11 chief
‘ two puirolinen;
mcrurlcs :1 namely.
mint—William Voilmer.
fCa1tuin~Wiliium it.
(P11 pinion—Waiter l-lali an:
V" Raymond
’ pernumorarios—Frauk S.
‘ John Smith
llnm Cockcfur. Joseph Gilmore.
W. Gladstone. Louis Scblltt.
tal numbei of arrests.
. Causes as follows:
Milllkenness
. tilt and breach of the pear
oh of the peace.
tion of election law,
I
Disposal of cases:
Paid up and (list linrgod
mitted to jail
mlubed.
ace suspended,
,‘le‘d.
, .. rsed.
- , forfeited
: (1 over to stipcrlm court
led. .
‘Ftdrn doors found upon,
Turned over to the (‘iiy '1‘:
m sum of $88 the 111111111 bcin
‘ fees paid by pauu iitokc
{house keepers and '111k d:
All of which is realist-1111‘ .2)
WILLMM VOLLM
The Water Commissioners,
Swarm. Stephen 8.
report. it nhowud thut
. for the past year was 82
2.329. 85 over Inst your.
111111 influicnaucc during
ms unuaual cxtn’L'niit-s.
.1100. Then we
at. costing
, the pipes at Dell
‘ .M 85.
, t‘volr cont 221-117.
1
mod funding
, 0 reduced the
1i.
wild, repaired and that this
' have an exercising wagon to
notary district 111 the vicinity
LUTHER M WRIGHT.
lt fol-
11 Apili 11111 1905, at the fire of 111:-
! timed. so much so that. slit
harry to say. she died f1 om
i would suggest 1113f an ordinance be
i would compel the busi-
1' yomové all rubbish. papers. excel-
01‘ etc. that is left in the buck 1111‘ds
1'. 11111091111110 for the inspector to
01110111111: with it during the peso
our through the satisfactory" wo‘rk cl
Respectfully submitted.
' L. M. WRIGHT.
Fire inspector.
' The report of the Polite Depaitmcni
To the Honotahie M111 or. the Board of
also nine super-
Pennington.
eland and John K. Cashew.
ill; and breach of the peace
~ . this liquor without a “1' case
:‘Keoplug opt‘n saloon on Sunday.
Chief of Police.
Hatch
kiln A Smith. submitted 1 air on
re less than usual, but ibcrt
l9 the taking
I water pipe iii he Wuhin's
1 bridge at the order of the
11,913.11.
New [hill ill. “18
this action of the mammal
becaus- thc dining ha‘dw
135:1. and had done no good
no: main and bean laid to
Will an another was noose
tenors have refunded
outstanding bends
, Marl one-11a
in let‘-
ho Old
be re:
Lt thoroughly agree with the flea:
recommendation
_ petition your honorable body to be 111»
located at Putnam Hose quar-
use at
placed
annual
whore-
to Fire
lb was
oslpiul.
he city
1 is ill
perfect
all veiy
ll fol
South
the fol
the po
1’. police
c1111 ll“
1 Frank
St 1' at-
John 'l‘ootiilll Wil-
George
Samuel
83
2
l
(1
w—crwa—uu—awr‘msvmé-ac
:21
, fill
l‘l 11'01
1; in: If
H.101]:
nth-1'11.
:ubiui'
111R.
Christ
and
be lit-
8 2411 17.
The re
the past
coating
and
1111111111.
7110'!
a for
mi.
The
if it ‘ has a:
1111,: of themselves and have ml of;
“NHL app cosh - .
b .
ministerial-11. , 219,819.00
Paid order of '
Water Comm. 8211MB.”
Cash on hand. 9950.29
$221,149.47 $221,119 .47
mixed by Edwin Wilcox. Treasurer:
Water Fund ‘
Joseph W.811nons and John F. Mc-
Mahon submitted the following peti-
Gentlemen: wWe. the underslsneu
lowed to erect twa frame buildings in
West street between Franklin and
.North Main. said buildings to “be in
dimensions about thirty live by seven-
.ty-two feet.
The petition was referred to the
Committee on Fire Deparmient with
power.
Christian Swmtz wished an abate.
meat. on propoity sold prior to the
assessment. it was referred to the
committee on assessments to report
at the next meeting.
The moon of the Street. Commis-
sinners was then leefleilletl read and
sees ted it follows:
1111 1101101 the Mayor. and the Hon
arable Board of Councilmen of the
City of South Norwalk. Conn:
‘enticmen: Your undersigned
Boardyoi’ street Commissioners to
spectfuliyvo' resents this. its annual
report of t e 1ecclpts of all monies"
and from phat sources and of all
expenditures and for wliai puipose.
which have been received and expend
ed by said board during the your lust
ended.
APPROPRIATIONS.
Annual appropriation by city
meeting .................. 310.000.00
Extra appropriation by Coun-
cll ........................ 900.0t
Total appropriation ......... $10,900.00
Total expenditures during
your ...................... $10,894.83
Balance ................... $5.17
SUNDRY RECEIPTS.
Received from sundry sources for
sale of stone. manure. etc... ,and
snow work .................. 1137.811
Paid Matthew Corbett. City
Treasurer ................... $137.88
S’l‘A'i‘lS'l‘lCS.
Number of miles of streets in
tity ............................ i7.-l
Number of miles of tlic sowcis. ...115
Number oi miles of Milk sewers .5
Number of square yards of pave-
ments ........................ H.261
Number of catch basins .......... 115
Number of crosswalks ............ 1:15.
PERMIT ACCOUNT.
Total number issued for all pur-
poses ........................... lit.
issued for replacing corroded wu-
tor pipes ....................... :19
Issued for Gas Co‘s work ........ 38
issued for installing new water
and sewer .....................
Issued for repairs to sewers ......
issued for moving houses and
building ........................
Issued for thawing out water pipes ti
Cash on hand from last report $497.22
Cash collect. during year ..... 522.00
‘1
51.019322
Bonds refunded during year..I 818.09
103"" report of the health onlcer foi-
5!
To the Board of Health.
City of South Nth-walk. Conn.
Gentlemen:
All health officer: of the city of
South Norwalk. 1 herewith submit. to
you my report. for the your endin De-
cember 81, 1905 During the your
in]? reported the following diseases:
ulmoani‘y tuberculosis 15 easel.
‘Typboid fever. ii cases}
Scarlet fever. 111 c.1111:
Diphtherl. I «am.
Mould!
Cerebrollpiuat fever, 2 cases.
A quarantine was enforced on seven.
teen .diiforont a menu: for the
about disease: during the your. Very
few of the cubes conducting con
111111111 aworeflmntllehiid
. school foetal“
Bai. cash in bank ............ 3 701.22
Bonds to be refunded when
due ........................ 406.00
Revenue in bank ............ 8295.22
EXPENDITURES.
Dock lot ................... 139.51
Cleaning pavements ........ 1182.49
Grading and repairing roads. 607.33
Cleaning streets. crosswalks
and gutters ............... 861.411
Cleaning natural water
courses ................... 51.96
Care of mounds and parks. .. 54.73
Austin street sewer acct, 80.35.
inspecting and cleaning catch
basins .................... 303.81
Snow and ice work ...... 583.31
inspecting and cleaning new
era . .............. . ....... 84.62
Paving work ............... 123.08
Elm trcu work ............. 90.811
Barn account ...... 204.73
Sundiy repaint 90.08
Sundry supplies 11.49
Engineering account ........ 32.92
Office expenses . ............ 1111.18
iodur uncut catch basin ur-
:ouni . ................... 12.00
llui'rltt avenue aowur and 11:1
sin .................... 135.50
(liudiuir Chi-stunt street ..... 143.88
Pine street and Seymour ave-
nue scwdr ............. 9112.10,
Miscellaneous account 479.110
Railroad ave. improvement.. 841.84
Macadaminlug account ...... 2.634.115
Bupcylnteudcnt'n salary ..... 1150.04
Driver's salary ...... , ...... 1128.50
Total Expenditures ..uo 894. at
W
or USE ALLEN‘I Hm- 51,82.
11 1th officer during the
, or and so cations: '
111111 on sauces
iii
" ordered ,
.2
11:11::
inspected and
..i....“-111......1111'11
Celia coils ordered cleaned 2
Far osctscleaned ..........2
Oldfield removed and connected with
the sewer . 7
1.11.1.1-1 ...........
Cl ets only removed ...... 3
01 etc repaired .12-
Nuisances from chickens abated . 7
inspecting quarantine .... ......... 12
Disinfection visits (1.1
Water from wells and spring exam
inc ....................
investigating Ridgefteld stream of2
water
11111
....................
investigation suspicious cause ofa
death ........................ 1
Inspecting plumbing .‘ ............. f
llclnspectians .. ............. L..‘...821
scuba] children examined 101 con
legions diseases, etc. ............
Sewer broken and discharging into
street corrected ................
Animals buried ................... ti
Swabs taken from throats for query
antine removal ......... . ........ 1'1
The above is but. a partial report
of the work performed, as there are
many things done that cannot. very
11.911 be 1‘.ecortied
Numerous consultations with the
county health officer have been heitl.
visits made with him upon business in
the city. many reinspcctions made of
which i kept no record and no charge
made. visits to the office of the County
health officer and to the rent. agent
of the New York, New Haven and
l-im'iford ltnilroad Company, regarding
cure of property within the city. be.
tween two-and three. hundred-letters
written to physicians in the town. etc.
During April 1 made a systematic
inspection of the city. Many places
we’re found in filthy condition. breed
lug disease. The insult of that and
111111 inspections have kept me inlay
to: the balance of the year foliowi
up orders and finally having the 1111'
isfuction of knowing that the orders
were obeyed and the work done..an
the examination of, Well and spring
water, in each instance the water was
found to be contaminated with sewage
and until. in fact daugcrousfor house-
hold uso. it. is my Opinion: that the
Water 110m all wells within the city
limits is contaminated and could cause
typhoid fever.
1 cxuinlned the entire length of the
new source of water supply for the
city. the ludmilicid brook. once alone-
and at another time with County
Health Officer lilii. Alter so doing
many nuisances on the water sin-1d
were ubntcd with the assistance and
toopmaiiou of the waist commission
«1:; thus mulling the water loss lilllill'
to contamination it is impossible to
police the entire wutei shed and it
will always remain a source of «1:113:11
from typhoid fever. unlit such a time
as 11 filter shall be. installed.
i would earnestly recommend 11 fil-
ter to be. erected at the earliest possl~
bic moment.
i would also recommend to the
Board that. the city furnish the ma-
tcrinl for disinfection. in many i11-
stunccu the health officer is handi-
capped by delay in obtaining material
necessary for this purpose and all ob
jeci to being obliged to furnish some
from their own pniee. All of the
above is respectfully submitted by
Yours truly.
H. C. SHERER. M. 1)..
City chiih Olliccr, City of South Nor-
walk.
A list of requested tux ubutcmcnlu
was grinned:
Charles .‘L Freeman. 813.86
.50
lrvlng Lockwood and Company, 21.75
Mrs. J. E. Northrup. 7.98
Philip Upsood. i.lfi
John ltapeiyeu. 9.57
Sven Brothers, 2.71
Elizabeth Taylor. .70
Agnes Wheeler. 12.60
There were ordered ubutcd.
Several notes were ordered rcucvv
ed.
The engineering department naked
permission to buy a tire proof chest
foi the storage of maps and profiles
at 11 cost of about $00.11 was so or-
dei‘cii
The printing of tho 11111111111 city re-
parts was referred to the printinp
committee.
Chief A. F1. Winchester asked the
Canncll what should be done in the
matter of calls outside the city limits.
The Council voted that the mutter
he left to the discretion of the fire
chief.
The meeting then adjourned to next
Monthly ulyht.
KODOL DIGIBTI WHAT YOU IAT.
Just a little Kodol after meals will
stomach and all other symptoms of
indigestion. Kodol digests what you
eat, and enables the stomach and di-
native organs to rforiu their fund'-
lions naturally. cool in a thorouxb
dlL mutant and will afford relief from
any disorder due to imperfect iii are
tlon or malaulmllation. sold by
Clifford Pharmacy
Roy (who has been out to teal—-
"‘Mrs. Freeman cake is better than
mics. momma." Momma-«"1 hope you
said ‘1‘1111111: you. nicely?" Roy—won,
roll. main lucid it five times.“
Mummw" a.“ need only baveafiald it
once, dear.” Roy~"311tiilve
pleas of cake. mommi"-Puocif.
35. ford was substituted and was defeaté‘tl
1. by the s'core of 30 to 20.
relieve that ruinous, belching. it” on ~
from 0.‘ if. A
over twelve hundred people flocked
to the Armory. last night. expecting
to see the mighty Columbia five of
New York. play Company F. but 1111
Columbia sent atciezrum shortly be
fore 9 o’clock in the “afternoon-stating
that their team could not play. Siam
The thatintlmatlon Manager Ranch
had of Columbia’sdeclsion not to play
was the following telegram:
"Maliager Wm. Ranch, So. Norwalk.:
"Game for today cancelled. James
F. Sullivan will not giro permission
‘.‘E HASS."
The Columblns have been booked
since Decemhel. 80’ Manager Ranch
immediately delegated 1-0111 0111mm
to New York 10 interview the Ania-a
fem 5111111115 11111011 presideht.'.111n1cn‘
id. Silliillan. When he touched New
York. Mr Sullivan said he did not"
know anything of the affair.
forred him to James P. lloylc the
chairman of the registration commit
ire. who stated Columbia could not
play Company F as the bum Wei?
not members of the A A. U.. but
Manager Ranch has 11 registry postal
receipt from Mr. Boyle which contain
ed Company F‘s registration papers.
which was leccived on Monday of last
ask. Mr. Boyle told Mr. Ghlotto he
did ’not receive the papers until Sni-
urtiay. Manager Ranch claims to have
a postal registry curd signed by Mr
Boyle himself showing he received
the papers last Monday, so had plenty
of time to investigate Company i". As
F had Columbia booked for so long a
time. they were anxious to play them.
but it appears‘ Manhattan College :11
some other New .l’ork tram told them
not to take any chances with such 11
fast ieuui as Company F. Mr. (lhiotto
tried cycry way to get. (,‘bulrniun iloyir
to 1111 Columbia come. but it was of
no avail.
The Company l" munugcmcnt was
“very fair about the matter, having
signs up and boys :11 the door on
bouncing that Stamford. lnslcud of
Columbia, would play. They also of-
lured to refund ' a, money if anyone
was not shtis‘ii after the game '
As Columbia plays Pennsylvania for
the intercollegiate basketball chain:
pionshlp. the management here in-
tends to try 11nd secure Pennsylvania
they beat Columbia.
The game with Stamford was 11
good one. and without a doubt the lo
cals made many friends by the clever
manner in which they handled the
ball. Morrison. of the visitors. was
first to score. which was followed by
another by Hayes. of the sumo team.
F‘s followers begun to look worried.
but a clean one by Lister brought
cheer to the fans, and when he fol-
lowed with another the Armory fairly
shock with applause. and again luster
found the not. and again the crowd
applauded. Riley. of F then found
the basket with a neat one. and all
seemed happy. The scoring of this
half was “fished by lluyes. who land
ed a nice one Just before the sound
of the song
The second half was faster than the
first and was marked with many more
goals by both stiles. Lister again had
the pleasure of landing the first goal
for his side and of thp half. Hayes
followed with one for his side. Dis
Tom Dorsey than landed one. and
(lhlotio, who did not play in the first
half because he did not return from
New Yor in time. landed the. next
one. lost 0‘ show that. his talk with
President Sullivan and Chairman
1111er did not affect him. Lister found
the net for the next and Carter. who
displaced Button. landed the one fol-
lowing. Tony took it upon himself to
help his side with another. while 81111111
’l‘om Doruey then landed three in
rapid succession. Tony again found
the act. which was followed by Mor-
iison‘ 11 contribution. Hayes we» act:1
and Motel closely followed. Dot‘p'y
secured the next and Hayes iaudrd' the
last one before the it . Scorn ’Com-
pany F. :10; Stamford 20.
The lineup and eummuryu
STAMFORD
wler. 11.1-
00. F
R. (1.; Chlotto. Riley
' 'l.. (3.. Godfrey
0.. Bllci‘
R. F., Dot-hey
11.40.. Lister
11. Riley 1,011‘rtcr i.
‘Mooi‘o
31111611 “Curler. i... 11.,
Morrison. it. o.
W. 01111111111111.
, liliuin Ranch.
.0. Gladstone.
Ifl'd'g ”a: ”-791 M1 A1, I.
L at gumbo othe eveulnpwn
little forest. b are oflfli' one-n
152%?
and me. last night. they are no i
on
on?
111 ”101m 'tLlic 'llitial'la 'ls'l'l;
the aura contest.
molt be play-
. .twow weeks- int till i. who‘ll
t Notional- Mill Nahum moot. ..
j, 1113111 items was as foil
a lineup and salutary of 1m
‘9
WSPNNDB.
- Elven if he did not try for the basket.
he did some good team work, audit ,.
but 11‘:- in
'11 the o orlooks“ lolittiieir he may
"1, 111mm
1 u u:
a
confection
For sale wherever candy
is cold
Made by HOWE; [New Haven
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111.com
Lleaih‘ all? learn
Big Torn seems to be up against it
lately. but that does not stop-him from
playing a fast some.
Godfrey and the beanstalk!
what?
All hats off to Meter. the young cY
clone.
SllPl‘ played 11 good some last night.
liey.
11e',lped too.
Tony was missed in the first bull“
As soon as he stepped on the floor in
the second he gave 11 new life to the
game which was easily apparent.
....(L... '
CHICAGO FACES.
Probably in no city in the country
do the masses show by their counte-
aunoee less trance (if Anglo -Snxou
blood than they do in Chicago. 011 the
thoroughfares. in the street coin. in
the“ parks in the public libraiies. in the
1.1! 111111 u the court house in 1'qu-
way stat one on excursion boats thcib
is the unmistakable, universal foreign
cast oi‘ physioguomy. Those uic not
so conspicuously the raw countenances
of new arrivals, but they are those
Variousl'y modified by longei or short
or identification with our social ens
toms. Only the faces tell the general
truth. for. of course. here as every-
where else in this country where these.
exiles have settled, situational dis-
tinction of dress all individuality and
picturesdueneue of costume is obiiteru
ted in a dull and cheap conformity
to American stundarmls Yet in this
multitude the observer sees the .thp
tier of the evolution of minds and
souls in all stages bout the, vacuity of
unlmullsm to a. maturity of the higher
faculties Chicago's grout mission of
uplifting the lawn: strain or its mass-
(15.0? course, only by \icwiug the
multitude us it whole is the. effect roc-
ognizabic. The observer can know
nothing of iiullvidimiu.~ but looking in-
to tho counteuunccs of huudretiso
'i‘cuions. .is'ws. Celts. Scandinavians.
and Sluvs.il1c prevailing types seen
daily on the streets, he disccrns the
American quality in varying degrees
creeping in to supplant some of the
more marked native linenmenta. « A
distinguished bomogeneousnees is
working one of the heterogeneous hu
man compound. [oven two or three
years on janitor ieumster gardner.
junk dealer. or hod-énrrler in 11 large
American city. have an effect in
iuouidiugaway the aboriginal inert-
oean and depression front the features
of an alien—whom. H. B. Knox in the
Atlantic Monthly.
.._.._..___.._.._.
,CHICAGO,8ELL8 ADUTERATED
FOOD
CHICAGO. Feb. . fir-Fort case‘s
111111111111. grocers and other ties are who
have sold adulteraied food were start-
ed yesterday in justice courts by the
liilnols Pure Food Commission The
charges were for formaldehyde in milk
colored distilled vinegar. glucose and
aniline dye in Jelly and preserves, illo-
x111 flavoring extracts and fraudulent
spices.
...—_...._....o~———-
HEALING COOPEL.
The
Sharon Baptist..~Church Beiair. (111..
says of Electric Bitters: "it'p a God-
send to mankind.
physical collapse.
took me half an hour to walk a mile
ed three miles in 50 minutes and feel
like walking three more
a new man of Ila."
dy f bat-es and all Stomach. Liv
walk and E. P. Weedfis Norwalk.
1 115 Stores. Price 50c.
f DIED DOING BOXING BOUT.
SAN FRANCISCO Fob. (L- Cornwall
amateur boxing match at 00111111 us:
night Thomas Devon was truck 1111-
der the heart by "Chiefy" glow and
so severely in fad fast he with-
in a few mi I. Johnson was immo-
clutch: stream.
WOMIN'I won.
011th Norwclk'wmn Ara Finding
.RI‘l infant.
have more
. “ll-Vi
“keep up." lanai; ,tc duties in
spite of con ritually 11. or
outfall; filly-polls. hemp down
pains ey illllill. stoop over. wen to
loop means torture 'i‘hey must walk
and bend and work with racking pain-
.aud 111w ache: from kidney ills. .1121,
“one,“ more,“ suffering “ml?“m lint!
kidneys, “well and 11110111111“ layout
“911'”th 1111111111 712% it'll:
'11 Mid
gaggle flamenco: 1111 1111611111 trout know.
am. it" '
5‘11: on
says; "if :
Piaisted’s ‘ c.
attire time:
little faith 1
a faith
that will”
oy muiu'
if“;
City of South Norwaik for water. but
um latter city's water commlalloners‘
' fcasiderhd that the outlu
.w’oud
' : damncl Lynes appeared before last
burr. mutating and stated that South
blorwalk'b commissioners had agreed
‘, Binn's taking the water to his plant
from there 111111111311 3 private 11111111,;
‘1 sinners to go ahead with the lab «ll/11';
‘ Years.
1 With Quin-pilla- 1.13% We .
, road and Summit silence.
v.1. C. Warren pastor of
it cured me of
lame back. stiff joints, and complete
1 was so weak it
Two bottles of Electric Bitters have
made me so strong l have just walk»
it‘s made
Greatest remo-
or w
or on money complaints. Sold on:
tier arnntee at F l-l. Baxteri I. South
cth and ’
ill I
(disturbed 11111111 Finn-reign)
Mr. Finns had previously edited the
would be
out, as about uJii'lililitei of 111116
have to 11's laid .
at to obtain to City of Narnia: lay-
ing their main to the city line and Mia;
The» council authorized tho compile}
flinns agrees to buy at least; :50 11111111
of water per your for a period of left
The cost to the City of Nor-
Walk for the extension of the main
will be $500.
, A sewer Needed.
The board of health, through its se-
cretary. made a strongwritten request
that a sewer be laid t rough Pine and
Henry streets, as the health of the
whole neighborhood is endangered by
the cesspools which the residents have
to resort to. This i111. well populat-
ed neighborhood and 1111‘ believed that
someac action will be taken. The matter
was referred to the sewer committee
for investigation and report.
A Public Dumping Ghana.
The board of health also made :1
written application through Secretary
Arnold that something be done as soon.
as possible toward securing a public
dumping ground. Tl: health pound
recdmmcnded the of a piece
of property in Smllll'relr
A piece of 1111111 111' Smith utreet who?
been used fut some time in) tea or .
or two ago for 1111 burboee'.ll when:
the owners. the St. gorge Pulp and
Panel (.‘ompun'y. gave notice that it
would pencil on further dumping on
it.
t
1 .
Upon motion ll was voted that the
111111111 appullll n committee to take up
the subiett of dumping ground for in-
vcstlgation and 1'.oport The mayOr
appointed Councilmen Mathias. Dil-
Worth and linbbeil
A petition to have the France street
eeu'er extended north about 300 feet.
111111 referred to the chairman of the
sewer committee. ‘ ’
Spring Hlil‘WnntI Light.
A petition which apparently con
taincd the names of all the residents
of Spring Hill, asked for two new are
lights. one 111 about the central por-
tion of the Spring Hill road and the.
other at the corner of the gating Hill
The peti-
tion was rcfcried to the committee on“
lights
The bond of llonry P. Price. far 37.
000 as city tr'easuier and 85 000 11‘s tron
sum of the waist fund. with the um-
pin- Siatt- Surety Company as surety,
was approved.
Three Your Light Contract.
The new lighting contract for 111ch
years was finally piuctlculiy settled
last night With but. a few minor
changes the contract is the same as.
the old one. it was read by Mayor-
Glover and the meeting voted to refer
the document. to the city attorney and
if found correct. the mayor was anth-
orlaeu to sign 11.01111 change is that
390 watts be delivered at the lamps
instead of at the power house. The
cost for each arc to the City will be
I'll per lamp per year for burning
from dark to 3 a 1n. and $100 to day-
light.
The fire committee was given new
or to purchase new trousers for the
Fire Police.
. Drivern' Pay Raised.
Upon the recommendation of the
fire committee the application of the.
drivers of the fire apparatus, Hugh
Cook and Arthur B 31111111911. for an
increase of from 850 to $110 per month:
as granted. Chairman Gould. of the»
re committee had gone thoroughly
over the ground and favors the in
crease. The drivers. he said. were
capable men in ovary way. careful
and kind with the horses.
The zeportn of the City Librarian.
Miss Doiha Stone Pinneo, and Chief
of Police Thomas Bradley were read.
The police report showed that id 111‘-
rests occurred during January
All of the members of the board
were present last 11131.1. including
Councilmen James '1‘. Habbell. William
Lockwood. Henry Mathias. Charles 1:1
Dilworth. Charles A. Sconeld and Da-
vid F. Gould.
ROUGH HANDS MADE SMOOTH.
A man who once had roulh horny
“hands made them mean
with Witch Hazel . Alpine
the genuiiiwcwtbut: . ,_
“19 0.139 Witt it but: " ,
sores, boils, cuts ‘ " , pic
it has no uai slid.
11101111119 lef from.
itching and protrull
by fl‘lie 11ro P11
hmtwye‘ri-a-‘ycre $2”
1 c 11111 9 upon -
m and his wife?" lbw-"Yes 1111‘:
it was two yeng‘irs all»: lanyard" but
Mammoth Witch-Hui attend
ed their wctlding."~CiavalIud Mailer.
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has Monet y upon dis
11 close continence o ,L L
germ. 'l‘c free the "
ease aerial. the moat ]
in Dr. King's New Ll
Ital Philanthsopywtil will
Woman next door went .1;
exactly like mine: Mrs.
motto I furl 1111:1111. iii “a:
i gave mine to 1110
than any other dessert
the table. Every-thin
cool and maul
frI
Chocolate. Shaman-y. Orange.
' Order a package of each flavor teddy.
, : =
.new book.
mouth.
11111 131mm it cadu'to' '
5‘3”“ map
1131» a
or canned ”ml
Add one quart“. all
and sugar.
lvc delici‘nm prim-wiles
ideas you.
,Leulcu.
10 Cult! of All Grown.
L For 1111: motion:
As 11 man's brilliant future grows
shorter his unpriillunt past grows ions-
‘1‘.
Don't attempt to belittle others bo-
01111119 you‘ feel that they are superior
. to yourself.
The early bird loses lots of sleep
for nothing. Worms have learned a
thing or two.
it is a g'ood deal easier to quit smok-
lug cl k‘lnd. rs if you taper off on the bar-
so
Many” a reputation for crudition is
built up by a judicious application to
the encyclopedia. -
3"Salnta in Society" is the title of 11
it is not. descriptive of
New York’s 400. however.
A good way to keep well is never to
wonder whether things you cat will »_
agree with you or not
He laughs host. who laughs last but
if most of us waited we wouldn't get
a chance to laugh at all.
When a man given up his seat to a
lady in a c'ar it is a sign that ho is
!going to get off at that corner. ....
SOUND ADVICE. :
Nevei neglect. 11 ball cold. You can
not tell how it may result. A all is
home remedy will oftén'bring re let
and should not be ignored. but. there
is nothing so 1eiiuble as Chamber-
lain's Cough ,Rcmedy it is famous
for its quick cures of coughs and
colds. ' 4' '
First Urchin—Teacher, what will I
get me 5011 for a Christmas present?
Teacher—«l don‘t know James; you
might. get her something for her neck.
Second Uichin—Yes, Chimmie. git
her a cake of soup ——~Boston Tran-
script.
—-—-«—-—-—-——-,-
They never g‘ripc or sicker). but
cleanse and strengthen the stomach,
liver and bowels. This is the univer:
cal ver lot of the many thousands who
use De 111‘s Little Early Risers. These
famou little pills relieve headache.
constipation. billoueh‘ess, jaundice tor-
nid liver. sallow complexion. etc. Try
Little Early Risers. The Clifford
' Pharmacy. ‘
Chcllyv—Charmiux widow, isn’t she?
They say she is to marry again.‘
Algy» i wouldn't want to be a wi-
dow's second husband 1
Choily—Well. l'il rather be a wi-
dow'e second husband than her first
husband. donoherknow. —Crit.
A “111111.12“ '
All old-time 0011511 Syrups bind the
bowels This is wrong. A widen.
was advanced two years 11301 Ken-
redy's Laxative Honey and Tar. This
remedy acts on the mucous mem-
branes of the throat and lungs and
loosens the bowels at the same time.
it expels all cold from the system.
It clears the throat. strengthens the
mucous membranes, relieves coughs,
colds crcup, whooping cough, etc. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy "
“Buy my Christmas presents early?
Not much. I always wait until the last.
moment."
“Why 1'"
,“Beeeuse then l’m sure to forget
something and that‘s lust so much.
saved ”——Cleveiand Plain Dealer
W
. HOW’I T1418?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re~
ward for any case or Catarrb that can-
not be cured by Hall’s 011th Core.
F. J CHENE? I: 09., Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned. have know
F. J Cheney for the last 15 yearli and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions. and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm. ‘
WADDING. KJNNAN £2 MARVIN.
Wholesale Drugxlsts Toledo, 0.
Hall's Cdtarrb Cars is taken inter-
daily. calla: directly upon the blood
and surfaces of the system.
Tegttmc'n 111: seat. .free. rPrice, 750
per botfid.' $6111: hyall lite.
Take Hall‘s Fanny “Pillar or consti-
pation.
'lt‘W it will» football player
donn't thbre' at the other, end of the
m” counter 1: menu; about 11111 steak.
Proprietor-rut him kick. That
1151111011111 11111111.” if he sings it.
‘ onus. lei ate know. -Clllc&if0 Tri-
buns.
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Mrs. Fraillllln'i' B
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cred for you with
dyspepsia. used;
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could hear of, but nothlu piped” me
until i ”took Brazilian :_
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members in the bill porters' 11111011. -
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A Nil/£2 MMOUM’ION.
The Dr. Howard Company have 1111-
tel-ad info 11111:: with “F 111.
' Bulsus‘dmiggtore. avoided-11 spec-
with int 11111111 offer will be inadetof
Willi cenué'a on .‘the‘ re cent nine of their
olmued “ attic for thcfcuro of non»
re- .
any» 1111s
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