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Whereph tip council did on tho
,. {"03” hday or eptembnr 1908 appoint.
‘ mil 3 Smith Michael J. Riorv
do fight] Eben Eatflon three disinterest-
fooehoi tiers of the city of Norwaik
to lay out and designate 'bntthtng lines
rd street, and
the suidI Ferdinand B.
bids Wood said appointment
with his appoint the some
“vacant, and
Wagwficd by the declination of
Widmandfl. Smith and that he be
be} of it! committee of free holdors.
I» ' Apprmcd,
lit“ mialth therefore
”w“ ” hit his declination be ac-
rther that J. '1‘. Prowitt
Men appointed to fill the.I
and is blunby appointed in tho plat-(I
and ate d of the said Smith, as a mom:
, ~; ‘I CHARLES A. scor‘tnm,
Iii. Mayor.
dun»: mm... ’.
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Fauction could bo takcn until the. full ro
pit was toadi. but the subjoot could
its: discusscd if llto pooplo wishod Ito.
of cont-so. llo said tho qnostion ol’
cumin»: and duntagos could and will
or wantod to go on with tho tntlldinu.
he. could do so informally and at luv.
oth risk.
M. J. Riordan and Eben Eaton, tho
committee. wcro prosont and Mi.
Riordan said they wont. to tho sttoot
Mon'day. and found that a git-at many
houses were so close to tho strt-ot that
if the 20 foot lino was adoptod most
all the porches would havo to ho tut
all. After accnrutcI monsurhnouts had
been taken thoy rocomntontlcd .t litto
twolve foot from tho t’onco.
Councilman Matltios wanioti to
know what was meant In tho lino ot
house, whctltcr it. mcant stoop or stops
and tho law was found that, tho otttor
stop was oonsidorod tlto lino.
Mr. Dilworih asltod Mr. Sinuson his
opinion of tho report, as to whotltor it
was satisfactory or unsatisfactory in
the rosidcnts.
Mr. Siauson said his proporty was
damagcd tho most of anionc tlitoo
inchos hating to ho taltcn off trotn his
c detcrmlnod tutor, pull as Mr. Winn-l:
A
.3
c
I' inst .:
tonic
ml.
Mr. Walsh said it' could ‘ ho, loll;
itlono nnlcss sotno porsotts fort-oil it
to ltocut to the proper lino. Tho rosi-
Idottts tiSkcd if the bulldiurzs alrcut‘ly
on tho sin-«It would itot lit' to“ as lit“)!
:troI anti ho was told that it had ilt‘t‘ll
dono boi'ott.
MrISlattsou sttid iii toplt to Mr. llil
wotth's unostion that ho had htItrd
tptttitilo any they wantod :tt loam lit
foot. and although it would lttko oil
Hovorzll loci of his lllilib't' propor ho
would ttot him. it tho rout tranlt-ti
it. .
it was found. howorot', that soyorul
oi' tlto houuos would ho cut with this
oropouod it; i'tml lines. 'l‘ho t't'sidouts
:zthkod. i'ront illi‘ than. how t'ttr from
tlu- fcttct- Unt- 'iliss Build :4 Ni lliitil wot.
and it was want to ho mor ‘Jo toot.
chonloott of tho. ”HIM-two tholilug
ltottsos wct‘o outsido of tlto in fopt lino.
.lutitzo Austin said tho council had lot
.llto ltottscs on (litttpcl strcot ho witIi~
Itltli tnot'lutz tltoin witt-n tltt-I lino watts
:ostuitlislt- d thoro :tlltl ho thought Hit y
outfltt to ho attic to do tlto sautc in
this cast.
' ()uo of tho touttriltnon said it tho
, 1 Mr.
r 1 Mr.
to wlitttcvor lino. was ostablisth
Who the cost nil tho routdo
if or- Wheaten tilt.
the twelve toot line But tho commit-
t m. "Uta“ being present did not want .:
to. 5113’-
Matty of tho councilman Were in fa-
VOI' of tho 12 foot line, but could not
sayso only informally. After a long
discussion. Mr. Austin was of the opiu-
.ion that tho twoivs foot line couldbe
Ingrotd upon if there was no question
0! benefits and damages in tho. that,
tor.
Mi. liilworth said lit-view of tho
that tit-it tittI appointed committee had
“tilde ;t i'thtmnmndutmli, 119 though
the. counti] should accept it.
.Ml'.-.\\'llt't:ii€‘l‘ said he did not wish to
' spcal; on tho thattor of benefits and
(inhitl‘lmi. ottl informally, bttt be him-
tsolt’ t‘ld not hinlt tutu-it of Mr. Aus~
tiu'u nugg‘ostion.
lilillt'l‘y was itt favor of having
'ii tho Itottsos come to whutbvor line
no ontablishod. Mr. .theior sug-
poslt-tl that as tho maltor had slntmercd
along, as Mr. Matltios l1tid.fial(l,Ih0
thought tho bout-tits to tho people, to
make tltctu inovo back from six to
twelvo footI would ho grcnt for so
small a thing. “You oottld vote not to
have any ntot-o procooding in tho. mat-
tor."
Sluttspn said tho rcason no cont-
promise ltad boon offcrod to Mr.
,, Wheclor Was that» ho said at tho first
that. ho could not glvo itt oito inch. Mr.
Whoolor ropiiod ho. did not say it tit-ar-
tly as forcibly as that.
Fvory ono of tho tottntilmon WPH‘
I’ill favor of .tccopting tho r-otoinntotttl.t
. .tiott of tho contniittoo.
Mr. Walsh suggests-d that tho moot-
lng ho adiournod until ncxt Tuosday
night to boat the report of thacom-
ntittoo and oat-h of tho roaldcnth
{should no notiilod of tho t'.uct
Mr.
was so. that tho connnittoo was to
bring itt tho bout-fits- and di‘iliiil‘zos lio-
| low tho lltto was uocoplod, and ho wa-
toid tltu‘ ihcy \t'oto.
, A motion “as nttttio and N‘Cillliit'ti
titty. StQttctubor 22. and tho c‘utnntilttt
night itt tho (‘Dilllt'll oltuntbcrs.
A PAYING INVESTMENT.
iloullon. ttino, Ellis”
troublod with a cough ototy winter
and spring. Lust witttor l tt'lctl many
advortisod rotncdlos, but the cough
qontluuod until i bought a title bottle
of Dr. King's Now Discovery; before
that. was half gone, tho, cough was all
totto. This winter tho satnc happy ro~
suit has iollowcd; a low doses once
morn lntnisltcd tho nttnutil cough. Ii am
now convinced that llr. 'Kitttz‘s Now
lllscovt-ry is iln» host of ttll cough and
lung remedies.“ Sold under guarantee
it F. ii. ilaxtor's drut: storo . hue and
ttJlt). ’i‘rinl botlc-i‘t‘w‘. "
in; was put. on . I
Riordan wanted to know if it “
lug, noon and
night.
. Tho day the
stop drinking on.
f e e a n d b e u i u
‘driukiugflliuu.0,t
they start on the (W
road tohooi
Codes was
*neys. GBA
system and sand
cotirsingI through the r veins.
It can ‘t help it“
,.
, .callv blended and roasted.
tout nonhuman s9 mud»
' Ipound package lite.
“tomato.“
. .
tug at his door
he loked out and asked:
“What's the matter?"
or.
“lint -—"
“Culilf' down!"
Tho pawnbrokor
“.Now sir?“ he demanded.
“lwatt'sh know tin, tithe,"
rotolier. . .
“Do you mean to
mo up for that}. 110,
Well..you'vé got iny watch,"
r
with mom. Ai’PLlUATlUNS as 3”“ “1°
‘ tltoy cannot much then scat of thcI dis-t 818mm 0‘
tense. Catarrlt is a blood or constitu-
you must take internal
as the liver and kid.
-’0 will invigorate thon-
ewI. lite blood
It is made of solid grain, sciontiii.
ltlooks sud moths like the bust codes but
hastcucd
stairs and pooped around the
said the
'
_WHY HE WANTED TO KNOW.
—A pawnbrolicr was uwakoned itt theI itt on into triotv itt the New York Her-
middle of the night by a furious knock- 3 old.
Opening the window
0
“Como down." domaittlcd thc knock-
down-
y you knockod
flat-o you?"
Tho midnight visitor looked injurod.
he siiid.
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED
that tho tttcoting adioutn until 'i‘u..- itional disease. and in order to cute it
remedies
doom
any it suits was;
my- the Corporation Hoo Not run
Prosecuie.” . " In tho Adui‘lpil'tfltlbIt' .
NEW YORK, Sept. 18£4Wiliism J.
0 'ctock, tutti promeded at once to the
man liouso. At Jersey City .ho was
t ltssl «zed by twwupnpermen who Want
‘ed hint to elaborate his whom mIdtl
yesterday at Harrington.- -..Dei and
again last night at Wiliuinzton that
the (initials of tho United States
Stccl Cotpotution were supporting the
Republican. party in the camphign. in
reply to the. “petition, “Does yout
haug- that the Republican party is
the citior oxoctttiye?" he replied “l
statcd what everybody knows—that
tho stool Trust has not been prosecut-
ed. and that no prominent Ropfilicuu
has said anything against it. i alao
I‘ hato said that tho Stool Trust is sup-
‘ potting tlto Republican ticket 1nd thiIt
. tits) will not dare to public below
.5 olottion tho contributions which thpy
will t -‘t‘ tIito truth the Stool Trust Mr.
Sltoldon virtually admits this morning.
ilo is the tronsurer of the He-
ptthllcau national committee and as
i ttntiorstand it a director oi! constitu-
cttt upotntious or the Steel Trust. He
is quoted as saying; ‘11 atticmbor ol’
the taunting committee or an bfliccr
it tho llnitcd States Stoéi Corporation
, wisltos to suppmte tho Republican par-
es9me 4133;th ,pny
It. has he tot
totnot in. d‘iji my: "
Mts. li—- My husband is
of
I will ltoltl a formal ntootinv Montiat tiiull' s Cutarrii Cure 1,, tukcu internally} uotk and out of m’pn hey, and i am go-
out
and acts ditoctiy oil the blood and “‘g ‘0 3“ 8 MW”? front “‘11-"
mucous stir tacos
liall' s Caturrh Cure
Mrs B. -—"And thén how are you go-
,.
Its not a quack ntodicino lt wag pre- '1‘" ‘0 3“ along?
lur prescription.
best. blood purifiers
the mucous sutiitccs.
this true
Sold by Druggists price 75c.
pation.
Mr. .loh Whiio. 01" is Highland Ant. sci-Illitd by one of the host physicians'
“'llato boon l in this country for yoars and is a loud “01”“ "1%
it is contposcd oi' the
best tontcti known combined with the!
acting directly on
The pctfoct Chicago, tells at it way to panama
combination of the two ingrodicnts is: strong. He KID’S: “My mother, who is
what produces such wonderful results old and W38 "91‘! {98010. is deriving.“
in curing Catarrh. Send for testimon- much benefit from 191001in litters that
F J. CHENEY & CO. Flops.
Toledo, 0 0111" about it wind motherlsItcmte
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti
u 'staudily growing stronger.”
Mts. H.'—‘0n the alimony,
A
now To csr srsouo.‘~ .
P J Duty. of rm w.. Congress St
i feel it's my duty to tell those on:
need a tonic and strengthening modi
marked, gain “1.02631 has reanlted..tin
Bryan arrived here today at 10:15!
I Democratic headquarters inltho Hom-
roiocting the Stool Trust extend to ,
of
1 somttia has been overcome, Iaud she is
Electric
1 Bitters quickly romedy stomach, liver
Believed by
till. Taylor’s Romain
to tail. Inn stubborn In:
shoes-ton
run-:0“ “wamh?
Platner 8: Bradley,
rabid. Nor'walk, Conn
Send for (tee illustrated booklet.
, Pa——“Sometimesl get- discouragctl
about Willie. ”
Ma—“What's the matter now?"
Pix—“Here he is,11 yepts old. and
he can't throw an outcurve yet.—-No~
wark News;
”A '
-—Heavy, impure blood makes a
muddy, pimply complexion. beatiachon,
nausea. indigestion. Thin blood 'rntt
has you weak, pale, sickly. Burdotk
Blood Bitters, makes the blood rich.
red, pure~restores perfect health.
Briggs—‘ “They say the French 'iil‘i.‘
deteriorating." . -- ~ .
Griggss—"l know it. The last tltno
l was in Franco [wouldnt even maln-
em understand their own innuuage.‘
~Life. . i“ too
CAB TDORIAJ
Bound).- .~ WWW“ 30"”
ligation
.u .
Hi Tragerdy—Yes, we’ opottod in
Oshkosh. Lowe Coutctdi—And what
did your audience think of Hill] llam-
ict? Hi Tragerdy-I-Whyj—cr—ho wont
otit befdrc i had a Ichance toI ask ltltti
~Philadelphia Press.
M {ICounseior Walsh said the majority porch stops lllld titettrtorc ltc did 1101 ptoscut ltousct wuo tot‘t tlll\ of tho . ...,.--_ . .. H'Attliiflic-"DO you think my intttio and. kidney complaints. $old under , STOPTHAT COLD
“ ‘ (if. the cominittoo at his request wont want to say anything on tlto mattor. ‘t’ hots totthi b tild \titot-i tlu v plr- :tsc‘t London plans a tnonntztont to ttkiul‘P oxpressos, as l haw midlil it guarantee. M F- H IBaxml'B ill“! or u may read". in‘ipnenmonla. Bro-
«Wifii City Engineer WODd “l ”“11“". Ml“ Slauson WWW“ ‘0 ktmw “ that d “"‘m WM ll“ "H“ of it‘llllt‘i‘ill" ’lti'ltt slit-:tt'o. Shot-r watuo of good to. all tho. poignant horrors of war ' SWQIIIHWO , en - - 3.. zillan Balm is breaking- up colds 'Whe
t. A map of tho shoot with ltous- old building belonging to Dr. Tracot inith a lino rout), pm "it Ixumumumfi m i'ollts l{t-ittick~“()lt. “.8; “Is up. awn”. ever tried, almost Without exceptio
I was made and they would ,-t'.ptnt., had to 1,9 movcd back to tho lino, and Councilman liilwortu ttsltod Mr r'lIo IuIrt: iu,ilitiigtIIiIIIt,tt' lit‘iil‘; t‘orgotiott. lost thing L (Iver Sil\Vl'—~Clk‘\’t‘lfll}d l 11‘ ”flu. ,3. ‘ch .9." Its 59 t
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