“v Get Your Drug Wants ' 3” ‘ :L,:',‘Il‘19i:liilh¢"““ B tidy e ‘Plltll‘iilaCy Promp't and emcieilt We. It all time Personal "attention Prescription work. Chairs for our trolley patrons. Come in and “tutor your. car. saloon. PHARMACY ' ‘ .l. PARKER. studied». "Vin to Ill‘ Miss Reba Simone, of Rowan street. is u‘gue'st of Miss liarrlet Smith in 95993139.- . The residence of Charles Dibble in Van Zandt street is being connec- ted‘wiih the sewer system. " Charles M. Williams. the well-known ”East avenue trolley line conductor is enjoying a Week’s vacation, most of which he ill-spending with his daughterwfiin New Haven, lils car is “glad“ looked after by Thomas Cn- , Miss Edna Plait has recently re- ~l‘iigned her position as stenographer with the Liberty Manufacturing Com~ many in East avenue and is now con- nected with the South Norwulk main ofhces of the Sealshipt System, incor- porated. John E. Roddy, who was recently 'Operated on atflthe Norwalk Hospital, is reported as .continuing to improve ”nicely. It is expected that he will how so much better as to be able to stand the Journey from the hospital to his home in about a week or ten days. The work of lowering Winfield S. lianford’sstore building in East Ave- nue haa’now been completed. As a result of the change Mead' Brother's store is now on a. level with the side- walk. The collar was deepened to correspond with the lowering of the building. if discussion over the absence of rain would bring some. it should have poured long ago. The need of a great deal of rain is realized but nobody sees any relief in sight and even the prediction of the official East Nora-elk weather sharp for a storm several days ago failed. An East Norwalk basketball team may be heard from during the coming season, for it has some good material in it. The team has been organised and called the ‘Superbas. hers are Valentine, captain; Ellt‘fl, ,Skldmore, Benedict and Wright. The practicing is" being done in Randall's Hall at the corner oi Van Zundt street and Osborn avenue. The trolley accident on the Wash- ington street brigge last night caused a great deal of iscuasion this morn- ing. The first reports were to the ef- fect that it had actually been quite a serious affair but there was not a .llttle relief when it, washiscovercd that noone had been injured. The narrowness of ‘ the escape from u frightful aflair caused a shudder, how- ever. ' . . The nextmeutins cently urn-nixed, by lhe East Norwalk ladies. will. he heldwith firs. Youngs, oi East aveuup. he heard , of directors of the Association hel their last meeting with Mrs. E. is lol' the East New vlln as its mem- ' I, who raised he British flavour her place “on Fourth of July morning. Mr. Brown proceeded to tear it,.down and unreal deal; of me , tropolltap newspaper space was devel- ~ vf Jab ”toTtllo attain The proposition for n renounce. walk campaign in East Norwulk seems .to be meeting, with a stout deal of favor. About every person to whom the matter is, mentioned gives a lav‘ orable‘oxpression and the only con- sideration is the hardship that. might be entailed on some property owners if plenty of time is not given in which Jto do the work. Many people believe .a sensual sidewalk campaign will raise property values very much. the arm that In large number of people are rent from making their homes here on account of the scarcity of good ”sidewalks. An important step was taken last. night in the campaign to bring about sidewalks generally in East Norwalk. when the petition in relation to the matter was brought to the attention of tho fire district committee at the lat- ter‘s somiqnonthly meeting. held at the'lllotor generator house. in Sea- view avenue. The petitions, contain- lng the number of signatures requir- ed by law. lowed the form called for, in that the first stop is to add to "the list of purposes of the district" that Of sidewalks. The district committee received the petition ill due form and considered it favorably to the extent of arranging for a special dis- trict meeting for Friday evening. 0c- toher 28th. Another matter which the. district will consider will be an ex- tension of the commercial electric lines. The additional machinery, in- stalled during the past summer, will provide much more power for the commercial electric service. Sororai other matters oi a routine nature Were disposed of at the committee‘s meeting last night, which was a rogu- lur semi-monthly lit'liilltln. . www- “Harsmlphysics react. weaken the bowels. causechroulc constipation. Dean’s Regulate Operate easily, tom- the atom ll. filil'c,consilpatlou. 250, Ask your ' = ‘ m. gist tor l. u ”1...... Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison is n uncut of friends in New York. John ll’. DcWaters, of i‘cunoycr street. has had a telephone installed in his residence. Miss Julie Scott, of Brooklyn. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. .lolln ll. Coalos. 0f McKinley street. Russell Broadway has entered Mer- rlil's Business College. in South Nor- walk, for a course of study. .lchn H. Broadway has started on his an ual vacation trip to Long Ridge and oth 1- places in New York state. The Mills Brothers, of Highland Ivo- nne. are. engaged in painting the rosi- dcnce of Hans (lager in McKinley street. Blackllshlnu was excellent ycsler‘ day. two parties from llowaylon mak- ing a catch of about seventy ill a short time. Robert 8. Morrison. who has been enjoying a week‘s vacation, relurned to his duties ipltlsw York of the New York Life insurance COmDauy. The Phllathoa Class. of tho Metho- dist Church, will hold a business meeflng and social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Thbmcl, Rowayton ave nae, Wednesday erasing. l The Phllathea Cl I will hold a busi- Busan d3." meeting follo’wued by a social are entertaining New York guests hour. Wednesday evening. at the home A full attendance is desired it 3 i , , ~ .l. Rt .oylllcrs dropped them in. the tread; water. thereby rewrites to the “nasty, wins"... powers which was s lulled? moms lune around which swell ll ”le loyalists sothatthey. were enabledto till a dipper much faster than their l~' . low workers. As rerun the decop n was discovered the men were dismiss: ed. A committee of colored openers waited on the Stevens Company yestorv day. and endeavored to havetllmmen reinstated, but the committee's ile- mbfi%,.,wci‘e firmly refusgd. The oth' er along pin (in ;; ot‘l‘hf’dlt’ilii‘u Mon?" ”3 ,3. ,3 3,! M iiillllll alluvial. , Charles s, Cambridge. or Fitch's ome. arrested by Police Greancy for intoxication, Was lined so. this morning, in the City Court. of Blam- ford. Judge Young suspended execu- tion of the sentence. Many of the local farmers are now busy gathering their crops of field corn. The yield this year will be as good as the avefage for these parts and a bit better in several crises in spite of the long drought. What might have proved a serious if not a fatal accident took place on Main street. Sunday. A little boy com. ing along the street opposite the Cell? tor School was knocked down by a hprse attached to a runabout oontnid~ inu two men. Seeing something across the street. which attracted his mum tlon, he started on the ran towards it, and failed to see the horse and runs- bout coming. lie run'pquarely into the horse and was knocked to the ground. .ilucklly the wheels of the wagon did not pass over him. and he was soon on his feet attain. lie ran away limping and crying. ‘ Taxpayers of the Fifth School Dis— trict, or Spriuudalc section of the town. have on their war haint once more, and upptmrod before the School Committee at its monthly meeting in the Town Clerk's office last evening. For some time there hus'lloen a iaei~ lug among the rcsltlclllli of that end of the town that they were not getting "value received" for money expended as taxes, and that feeling has been kindled into a tire by which the refus- al of thc committee a short time ago to relieve the situation. This time the ask for the enlargement of the achoo to two rooms and the engaging oi on. other tcuchcr. 3 ._..-._......... mum Get Your HUNTING ' License athlile Town Clerk‘s Office and Your ‘ SUPPLIES from us Schlicllting Bread: Co. Cor. Railroad Ave. I Main St" Dorian Select Groceries. lily. Brain. flour and Food. Hardware. Paints. Glass. etc. iiilliill “ The Republican caucus will bohcld this evening. James Bradley is working at Kent per'a Tannery. Mrs. Frank Ferris is friends from Florida. .lohn li.Weetl is suffering with rheumalism in his left arm. Dr. Lewis Wheeler. U. 8. N. i home here for several nooks. Mr. and Mrs. Charles lJnfit‘llllel'a entertaining ll Mrs. liarriot C. Price is spending 9 of Mrs. Earl Thomas. oi Rowayton the day with relatives in llridcgport . avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John Alvord have (lot-ham, in Eucavelrue. at which and an interesting time 18 ”01118 In“. closed their summer home and left time a number of matters of interest These included the marking of streets with sisal! and the removal of refuse from vacant lots. The members oi the Association are enthusiastic and believe that much can be accomplish- ed aloud the has taken up. An or‘anlaatioh oi East. Norwalk young ladies kuownmsv the Q. B. 8. (hub is having some lively and inter- acting meetings. The last was at the 1,"..er ELM“! urvieas, preachint onto or Miss Dorothy Drake in lieu- iord place, where a unique and origin i a ,tertalntnent was held. ,Quo of §IB lllversions was a bobble race to house some distance away [uprights ould havg bean entirely awful. . ”ill for the fact th3at one ofého Yetta; ‘ as fill a. , neiaevera . rec - other fmw'dhe out an n; of tiltolub will be held Friday- moon with Miss, Elsie Kelley, of view place. , lef,ColIoctor Brown. oi the R per brawl, company. of New Yo . is birth: [a ousebuilt for himself 3 family in-lebview place and the wor ls rapidlnnurlu‘asu end. «Mr. Brown iormerl had I summer piece at GM pan ,Po at but.“ is considered ilk K thutJte will molteille Eat Norwv _ noun his permanentmiuenca. it or two story construction and in song;- cus in,“ .‘ ,It,vlill,hlco be titted w oil mode resemblances. Mr. Bro, it figured ln'sli incident-I few years . in . r-‘iilib"“°"dh r a ver w u .' .. p when cwmgnallg llId a culture ‘ “EQW available I I , y . . . 3 g l r f ‘ l r clpsteti. A meetinuoi the joint committees of the Ladies’ Auxiliary and Rowayton Hoke company will be held in the liner house. this evening. The plane for the fair, which is to be held on November 10. ll and 12, are progress— ing nicely. ‘ ' ” At the Methodist Church, Sunday. the pastor. .Rev. W. R. McDonnell, evening Do. W. ill. and Edward Brothel-ton: , noel-e shoot in a very pleasing i her, A move ”lunch foot. lustitutgll by the Villas 1 provemunt society. to have the main streets lighted by electricity. A. committee is minus a canvass oi the property owners or the villus and it is understood that the plan is meetinf with great favor and. um subscrlp ions have already been received. . Word outrun received here that Charles Klein's new play. "Tile Gam- bard: which at bro-vat is playing in 0 loop. it location with mat sue can. ”The commute penis to return out, wont the first 0 November. it is in this production that George A. Wrist: J .. who spends his summers Ming. nunur. ‘f , , ' '1‘. ram” hi audience in tho _ Iytdnflothotils Episcopal Church that old”. to. hear the entertain- ment provided by Miss Olga oi grime. one u a but Id liner. concert vocalist my. lulled" adolillltiui pro i .lilmlf an artist in . ‘d‘div The entertain- i-I, unique one tor the ‘ two very twenties sermons. in the y for the city for the winter. Miss Rosalrl Rapello is entertain- ing guests from New York. at her residence. on Clapboard Hull. Mr. and Mrs. John Wood entertain» etil Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hodges and Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey llariow, Sunday. , Several members of the improve- ment lloclcty will attend the annual meeting of the State Federation oi Women'l‘clubl. ' ' (looms Brother has covered hi. |connection with Simpson‘s drug store, and in now colitis in delivery clorll for the Weltport nlarket. The trust of land. near Willow brook cemetery which Was purchas- ed several Weeks ago by Norwalll puller has been cut into building lot: 4 ‘ Work commenced at cleanin‘ the Congregation-l church yesterday. Tb new carpet has been purchased on will be loll In time for the mobile- Hodxc Mug, nut week. The umi-monthl business mastic; of tile Forester-Io America was bold but events; in the Knights of Pyth» in Hall. at the conclusion of the business mention. nonmetal; worn ...... ... a. low up... ,. it our ...... n... W litmus illdt’fimlxmfl flutters. Ala. » , A ~ 9... .. m o no and other. at ' . if kiwi. or of Nocwalit. ‘ , 3 pl of euros to not heated , x ..,' “I'm" in a direct line a . 3‘ . ,,,_ W1 ‘ “_ u doe. Parochial helium or tub- Mrs. ’ , their hevln her web may; flr.,mg,g,wmmg dance lit. £3,“th lib . ‘ " so than riotous. at , dolmiuvllltin relatives note. nu. stories. «a savor. no u at." - you a: suit w “m” " sunburst”. Alina Mills uncanny; , W!» "a “fiwfir‘lagtggm 333%, M pm” W ll ‘ ‘ " *‘ [3.2m 0M the utilisation about “outnumber-w 5 ., .- . o 0* Newton 3 be. . u . l , ,_ . Miler sister truth mi, 3.3 ,. ,. 3 ”Tim Mal, _ v. ,. '_ l * _ ‘l’h.’.::""‘"“t; ,’ "I“. r“. ‘ , wanw’lfi W , or i rd in Mil [lawn of 5. fin“. ‘ y n ' l l "‘53. ’3 "3. this mil Minuet , «summit m “min, 1 , ‘ L l mu a uni cum!" 3?" .3 m m . Wild“ A. a sprint-j r i- illiililllilli, ll ‘ w ill-lid lull How to Cure at Most Severe Cold“ and End All Grippe Misery in Just a Few Hours You will distinctly feel your cold breaking and all the Grippe symptoms leaving stimulating the very first dose. It is a. positive tsctthst Pope's Cold Compound. taken every two hours. an ill three consecutive doses are taken. will and the Grippe Indbruak Divine most severe cold. either in the head, chest, back, stomach or limbs. it promptly relieves the most mill- ernble neuralgia pains, headache. dull- ness, head and nose stalled up. fever- ishness. sneezing. sore throat. running of the nose, mucous catnrrhal dis- charges, soreness. stiffness and rheu- matic twinges. Pope‘s Cold Compound is the result of three ,voars' research at a cost oi more than fifty thousand dollars and contains no quinine. Which we have conclusively demonstrated is not. of. routive in the treatment of colds or sooner Take this harmless compound as directed, with the knowledge that there in no other medicine. made any- where else In the world. which will cure your cold or and ethnic misery as promptly and without any other as. sistuncc or bad after-effects as a 25 out package of l‘upc's Cold lem- ponnd. which any drugglst in the world can supply. have been recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Pillow. liarry Wilson, of Brooklyn, in visit- ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wii~ sun, in Grumman avcnuc, toga few days. Miss Sarah Taylor has moved from tho Toner place in Murray street to South Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs. llanim‘d l‘hlllips have moved into the apart: meat shc vacated. William Schlcnkcr, who operated a ridrr mill in (:llfi street, has gone to Massachusetts to work at his trade.» He has rented his place in Newtown nvcneu to llerbcrt Brown, rural mail carrier on route 42. The King’s llanahters of the chapel held their quarterly meeting and sup- per In the parlor of the chapel Friday afternoon and owning. Mrs. Robert tlrcuory was houlcss of the evening. The supper ucltcd about 88 for the treasury. 'l‘hr» anuhal harvest festival will be held in ihc chapel. Wednesday evening of this week. 'l‘hc ladies have been busy soliciting articles to be auction- cd off during the ovenlus. The citizens have been liberal and then- wlll be a lnrxo assortment to dispose of. A fine lll‘thll'llill will be given during the eve nins. NEW INCORPORATIONB. “in. 5 Society of St. Stephen m- Deaconess" of EpiceOpal Church. “Ow Haven. .’i‘llc Society oi 8alnt.3tophen. in- corporated, of New Haven. has tiled much-s of association with the state st‘cl‘t‘ilu')‘. to foster and further the .mli'iluai life oi the dcaconenscs of the Puke-taut Episcopal Church In the l'nitcd Hinton. Meryl-l Johnson. Jos- t-phlllc 0. Lyon a .Clarl I. hollow :uo incorporltora. 'l‘o calnhllall and maintain a free public library is the purpose of the Public Library Association. lncorporst ed. at i‘iilltou. Corinne Kelley. Mabel |,. Stevens. Fanny F. Blelodeil. Illu- both Bacon, Joseph P. Marsden and lit ni‘lclta C. Eliot arc subscribers. The Wooroonn liuildlnu Association of Portland. to build houses and oper- ate hotels. hall been incorporated by E. lrvin‘ Hell and Richard H. Pane-ll. both of Portland. and Wilbur F. Ran- nev. of Cromwell, with 810,000 stock authorised. The Owen Equipment and Manuiac- luring Company. of litamiord. has in- creased its capital stock from 3100.000 to $200,000. The Norwich Optical Company, In- corpornted, of Norwich. has been or. united with 35,000 common stock subscribed for by Mildred A. and 0|- borne Gillette and Frank H. Alien. all of Norwich. M. A. Gillette is procl- deni and treasurer; .0. Gillette. vice- prolidcni and secretary. The mmpany is located at No. 132 Main street. Directors oi Mellon & Powell. in- corporated. of ow Haven. have tiled the llual cerli cuts of dissolution. showing that assets ammmtiu to “he to“! has been distributed, ”all.“ gain: to stockholders. ’ thfllfimn ANOTHII IOCiALlIT IPIAKIR. mu Lana Lewis. I member of the “native committee of the Socialist potty of the state of Connecticut, will about: in lirosd aurora. South Nae val oil lilil'ldl)’ evening. jun Lew I is one of the most brilliant villain speakers in the mic. and, is, nbwpn I (impulse tour or tint state. We High a...» Win. Wm M meaty Complication-rs mu mu day of J. in marine? ow? ll . lilo} mm his lot. until the morning was called to order. ill IONALK illTV (Continued from First Page.) counsel that the matter had best be delayed. There Wall no objection to this line of procedure and the mayor to succeed Mayor heomun M. Bran. dage, (incensed, will be chosen. in all probability. at the first regular meet- ing of the new board of councilmen on the evening of November 7th. ~ The choice of the. mayor welds to be between Councilmen Burnell and Fltlnssan, but because of the action of the board last evening in choosing Councilman Finnosen as President or the council, it is thought likely that he will bc chosen tor the otllce of chief executivo when the time comes. liow‘ ever. the votes of the two Republican Councilmen they have something to do with the matter, In that they may both vote for another and have one other with them. The outcome of the mat- ter is awaited with a great deal at in tercst in political circles. The taunting was called to order with but four councilmcn prcscnl and one oi” these acting mayor of the city. From ll o'clock until 8:52 the council Walled tor the two missing Republi- cans, and then decided that the acting mayor. Councilman John Malone. would. with the other three. Council- men Barbell, Finnegan and Bailwita. constitute a quorum. Whispers of “Blind the city sheriff after them" and “it. is a ‘frrlmtmxp" were heard, but those pl’csent were forced by law to ignore the slight. as it. appeared, and call the meeting to order. The law prescribes that the lost mmting of the council shall he held onlhe third Monday in October and be held it must. Therefore, when no word was :mceiro‘d from the missing Republicans .. Acting MayorJohn Malone presided and the meeting was of short duration. :Several telegrams were received from mayors of neighboring cities. telling of their regret at the death of the mayor gof the City of Not-walk. and bills were ordered paid. Resolutions Wel‘c adopt- ed and a complaint was received from Herbert 0. Pollard. relative to the in law he sustained at the. hands of the :‘ill’. as he terms the matter, The now board oi (‘Ol'lll‘lilllt'll was placed in charge oi the affairs at the oily, each man present being duly sworn late of. am by (L‘orlklraiicn Coullsel John J. Walsh. Several minor matters were attended to and the old council passed out of existence, with John Malone and George Bailwitr. out of the ring. At promptly S152 o'clock president of the old council. John Malone, called for order. City Clerk James Ker-nu mad the minutes of the previous mcct- inn and they worn accepted by the council. Councilman William ll llurncll pro- scnlcd lhc followinu ruscluilons. and after reading thcy were adopted by the council: Wln'roas. This council has learned with proimnld regret at the death of the lion. la-cluon M. iirundsgc. who, at the time of his doccnac, was thc nluyor ind mayor—elect of the (‘ity of Nor- walk. Resolved. That we wish to place on record our appreciation of his worth as a man and a citizen. and to bear tea limony to his lntellluence, honesty and llrmmlns in the discharge of his duties Is an official of this city. llcsolrcd, That we extend to his iam- .l,v and friends our sympathy and ap- preciation of the loss to them and to the t. umnnlly. iteeo ved, That these resolutions be published and that a copy lllcrcoi be forwarded to the faintly of our late mayor. Approved, Oct i ober l7. iiilh. JOHN MALONE. Acting Mayor. Councilman llurnell moved that the ”comments for the benefits and dare- ages accruing from the Wall street pavement lw deferred to the next meeting it was so voted. City Clerk Rocha me a dblnpiulnl (£11.13). ill f/tll/ , Norwallt. Conn. July 32. To the lie-nu a Plumbing Co. auctions: on tho vfiutor of 1.90MB lulu“ Nib wtorhi: o “(amigo t my a: apertures use. a slit» of well known niche. This i changed for I. Spencer Boiler and used it aria; the winter of loos-lo and my on in mi bill was no. lacking u out saving of ”it. ‘ . 4 t. statement in any x You my use way you care . Your: tru . . i , sun _W.MA nus. e'or ‘ l tongs ; is invaluable in its at acity of qul nine hours with one , lling. ii is All lodlgllor shows the amount 0 like I cork l I bottle. and is attached to turned hi h enou h to smoke, and is es wick can quick y cleaned. The burner bed?' in an instant for raw c . 3 _ ito roomsnd. top opened/it will tea or cocoa; it will dry the cruel articles that a womanprelcrs .t wash herselfin her own. moan will quicklyhcsranxiron or elnllu skirts—an ever read women who lives a eniyon .2“? own resource Eisner! Alamo mall and... 3, has a cool handle and a damper top. , ,. . loll in the font. The illierloupgll. p “‘Nmflv Mobil Will. p in than" is a ways 1 ready licl nil“, . things women do 101' V“ . ‘ in their room: it. will”: . tar lots 1 quickly dry wet shoes fur: y helpc‘l-flmc‘ one c 9, ’s. rho; Silhouette» C“ ElVlnu'hcat. it will bin-n; ea c, smokeless cud odorless; the foot by a chain. will has an .. .2 none-locking name spreader. which prevents the rock from? balls" 37 to remove and flQP'"‘W'”“&'-1}T‘ ‘ or gallery cannot become wedfcd Fund ,cnmbe i ‘ . ' ‘3 king. Finished in japan or n oidl, «Isabel ,uéll-g made, built for service, and yet light Ind ornamental. , Dealer: accolade”. I/ no! at ymrx. writ: lor dam “Hill? the manual“) 0/ the . , . , ‘ sandald on Company (Ml ' w W", W -:l ,1 from licrbcrt 0. Pollard. who claims that illrongil illenogllgence of some person in leaving a piece of iron piping in Wall street, he was injured by a fall from stopping upon the piece of to while alightlng from a trolley car. ills wrist was badly sprained and he sustained other bruises. The matter was referred in the corporation coun- sel upon the motion of Councilman llurncll. Mr. Pollard is represented by the law firm of linributt and Davis. (‘harlcs L. Glover's petition for a release from a lien on property of his was voted granted. Telegrams, telling of the deep regret of the death of Mayor Leemon M. Brun- dugc. of Noru'alk. and of their inten~ lieu of attending or their reasons why it would hc illlllflill‘llllt‘ for them to at- tend the funeral of the mayor this of- ternoon. wure recalled from Mayors E. 'l‘. lluckinuham, of Bridgeport. Willard Fisher. of Middleton-n and W. t.‘. Gilt bell. of Dnnbury. Upon the motion of t'ouncllman llurnoll‘ lhcso telegrams Wr‘i’t‘ accepted with thanks. The following bills were ordered lililtl‘. Administrative department ..$l.10ll.50 lllullwa) department ....... Sewer department .......... Fire department ............ 170.68 270.90 135.00 Total ..' ................... “£79.08 Councilmen:llurnoil moved that the filiancc dcparimcnt be authorized and empowered to borrow enough money in pay the hills in this department lit~ later amended this motion to read ..._... 4...... ..., ‘” p..-» .... "WALL PA PER W‘ E. E. Gerham Decorator ”M iii Firdi Street. Elli Norwalk M . . . ,. it .s ‘ , Normamlq niy '10. Mr. Frank l. Jonas. Healing ambiance: ion (30.. Norwslk. Cope. , y , :_ .. Dear a: The W or which you gum in the Sentinel fill id: ,7 in; but ill! gave us some». n- uction tummy our: “1 its was snobs" of low it had been, the smooth: , on ”rm this; indium?! lv‘iar...‘ . . a- “WWW. am that the sum of $5,000 be borrowed by the finance department to pay the bills. This was so voted. Old Council Adjourns. l'pon the motion of Coun‘cllmah‘fiur- . » act) the chi council adjourned andsvith 4’ .. this adjournment' completed their . year's service to the city. The-yearns ‘ been a very successful one and great things along the lilies of improvement: have been made possible by the coun- cil. it was just 9.20 o'clock when the old council was adjourned. ‘ .. . The New Council. Upon the advice, of the corporation' counsel City Clerk Keana called" the new council to order and called the roll. John D. Milne. absent; Goal-Io l-‘. Belts, absent; Edward J. Finnegan. present, and he was then sworn in as councilman by the corporation counsel.« as were the following, immediately. they had answered present to the cal! of their names: William G. Thbmlfi son. William B. Burnett and Daniel Fd ’l‘oumey. ‘ ‘ ”’4‘ Finnegan Elected President. ‘| The first business of the new comic oil was to elect a president. The name at Edward J. Finnegan was ucminatati and the councilman proceeded‘iodma' lot for him. He received twa votes on the first ballot. and it was thus liquid sury to vote again. The second bald lot resulted in his receiving three roles and he was declared elected. 31‘ took the chair. r , That the business of the city may bd cared for before the election of the mayor, who will make his Iranian meme among the councilman as chairmen of committees. Comm Counscl Walsh advised that the or . dent. E. J. Finnegan. appoint tell! , ary chairmen of the various coin ,- lces. lie made the following Ippol ' - meats: Councilmen Bette, of finance department: Burnell. oil highway department; 'Ilhtlmmon, the fll‘t‘ department: Milne, of the sewer department; Tourney. of the " lice dcliartmem. and Finnegan. of .0 light department. ‘3 There being nothing further beca- nary in the line of business and the councilman feeling rather disooura by the action oi the two absent on cilmen, they adjourned at 9:25 do They did not adjourn to any set do. . but the law prescribes that they shall 7 meet on November 7th, or the flit Monday in November. which happenl ‘ in tall upon that date this year. "John." said his wife. "1 have lot! of things i want to talk to you circuit}i "That‘s good.” answered Mn. .3 are; "generally you want to ill: to ms about things you haven‘t [owl‘s-l. Buffalo Express. . ”I ‘ . »;-'.' .‘b “a.” fundraisers a: «M! i.» writs of.) «is: ume‘” 33°13" “ Justin; the «first Dim." . ‘ b! 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