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“rm“? and ”We hospice.»
"manta new
circumcised
imfik L .....T......,.._, .. -.
.Waiiaoadiiites vhasrbauled. his launch
out .of the water and laid her up until
censoring:- ,
Mr and Mrs..lhrnest Cochrane and
daughter Hasel, of East Norwalk, were
visitors ~ in ,. Stamford Sunday.
_ Chllabsfiare being staked out for sev-
en houses in. Osborn avenue, which
William H. Hatfield. of South Norwalk,
intends to build.
The funeralof James S. Jennings.
father of Mrs. Thomas R. Lilly, of
Beaview avenue, will be held tomorrow
:ftzsrhoon from his late home in Stam-
or .
Election started off very quietly to-
day at the East Norwalk polling place.
the firehouse in Van zbndl street.
Election here will not be of a very dc:
monstratlve nature but it is expected
that a goodslned vote will be gotten
out. ,
The lschodu Club has been-prepar-
ing for the winter siege. The club has
had two floats in commission and one
of these has been hauled out. The
other is still in the water for the ac-
commodation of those who go down
the harbor fishing.
if applications for his hair tonic con-
tinue. the making of it will soon be
come one of the chief features of
Pharmacist James Parker‘s business.
Mr. Parker has secured such good re.
suits with the tonic that he is able to
put it {out with a satisfaction or mon-
ey back guarantee.
A special meeting of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company was held
last night at the fire house to take ac
tion on the invitation to go to Roway~
ton Friday night and attend the fair
of ltowayton Hose company. it was
voted to go by special trolley car and
take along Beecher's drum corps.
Ordinary matters of business was
discussed at the monthly meeting of
the East Norwalk Fire Police last
nifht. The company holds an annual
bill and it is expected one will be
held this winter. Sometimes these
events are held in East Norwalk and
occasionally are transferred to South
Norwaik.
This and of the town, like the rest of
the.town, had its strongest impression
of the approach of winter this morn-
ing with the arrival of the stunt] snow
storm. which enVeloped everything
with a light covering of snow. A few
days ago there was snow in Western
Pennsylvania to adspth of 21 inches
and eyes so far south as Washington.
I), 0., there was a snow storm.
There are still seven or eight launch
an in commission about the host of the
East Norwaik Yacht Club, at the Bone
dict Farms bridge. These small boats
are used entirely for fishing but the
opinion was expressed this morning by
a member of the club that u continu-
ance of the present kind of weather
will mean the hauling out of practical.
iyevery boat that is not strictly a
working bolt. The float will be taken
out before the harbor freezes up.
The Hawaiian address at the East
A ' as M odist .Cburch Thursday
smug is o be given by Miss ’i‘iilst»
son who is to appear in the native
daytime. Milli Tillman irthoroughly
fimiliar with the islands and her ad
dress is being awaited with. interest.
A regular monthly meeting of the
Epworth League of the East. Avenue
Methodist Church was held last oven-
ing, when various matters of business
and of interest to the members came
up.
As is always the case. the people of
the Norwsiks will be furnished by the
headset with the most colonists tr
turns proourabio of the election. n-
,a‘dlfiticn to "the“ ingular" Associated
Press service. which vars the s a.
tild'country and the ‘ is world. n~
.ths 89 cal wii have rain as
i boned is initially surround g
tartar. :Tha local retards will its list.
. " "practically the slots at
, accustom make their
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Ifialowmc " os‘z‘bis property.
I , gas ' g m [waive bunting
companyesnd the Ladies' Auxiliary was
held last evening. when arrangements
werecoinpleted for the fair which
opens Thursday night. Friday night.
knownits "ilrsnmn‘s night.” there will
be delegations present from the 00le
ponies of South Norwalk, Darien and
Noroton. and a fine oyster supper will
be tendered. the visitors. There will
be dancing , and other features .on
Thursday and Friday nights.
The. funeral of Charlotte A. Cush.
man was held from her late home. ho-
gan street. Rowayton. yesterday after-
noon at 2:30. Rev. W. R. McDermott,
wasslsted by Rev. H. hl. Wing, a former
pastor,‘oillciated at the Himple. but im-
pressive services. The pull‘ bearers
Were Charles W. Bell. iildward Mills.
Dough, Edward Beacorn and Robert
Terrill. intermcni was in the family
plot at Spring Grove Celuetury. Duri-
en. The floral tributes were many
and handsome. hearing testimony to
antidesteem in which the deceased was
a
.. ~8tops. itching instantly. .Cures
piles. eczema. salt rheum, letter. itch.
hives. herpes, scabies—430mm Olnt~
meat. At any drug store.
.ililllll Mill lllllfllilll.
Mrs. J. E. Morehouse. who has been
seriously ill tor some time. continues
in about the same condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Puck. of Dar»
ion. were guests of Mr. i’uck's parents
:1" iirooklyu, over Saturday and Sun-
ay.
.A regular monthly meeting of Eagle
Hook and Ladder and Engine company
was held inst night at the fire house
in Main street.
The plays which Lincoln Council,
Junior 0. U. A. M., was to have given
this month, have been postponed to
December 1 and 2.
Chief Louis F‘. Stoorzu is filling the
chemical engine of Eagle Hook and
Ladder and Engine Company with new
and heavier axles and wheels. The
wheels which came with the engine
were made light purposely, so that the
apparatus could be drawn by hand eas-
ily and when horses were used. they
collapsed.
Miss ana Dean. of Cedar Gate, has
recently returned from a very enjoy-
able European tour. during which she
traveled extensively in Holland. (let'-
tnany, France. Switzerland and other
countries. Among a great many places
of particular interest, Miss Dean vis-
ited were Lake Canto, ltaly. and Ober-
ammsrgau.
Harold Cantrell: of Dorian. was the
iieetsst of a. '(foul; of men who chased
a brawler i Darien, Sunday night,
and through Csntrell‘s speed the man
was arrested and locked up. it is
charged that he stabbed one Peter
Boody in the nose and lip. They qusr.
reicd at a celebration in a house oc-
cupied by a Hungarian family. on
Badgewick Avenue. The accused is a
Hungarian.
The Stamford police are seeking an
ltalian laborer who lives in Noroton.
He is charged with having fired two
shots, Saturday night. at another is-
borer with whom he had quarreled.
The man for whom the shots were be-
lieved to have been intended was in a
barber shop: car the corner of Paci-
fic and Cans street. Stamford. being
shared. One shot lodged in the cell-
ing of the shop. the other in the floor.
No one was hurt.
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Get Your
Manse-little Town Clerks
'SUWl’lllls
Submitting Bros. & Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. C Main on. m
cram Pablllo has it
motorcycle.
purchased
' , nl Fairchild has a position iii
' ufd'véh. . ~
Miss Marion Mackenzie is visiting
relatives in Dabury.
Bobsrt. Doss , has returned from p
trip through, Mains.
Hoary Trowbridgs is having a hung-
Rsrc g, , u is very ill in the Non
walk thin?gitb typhoid fever.
“ atom Warren. tbs blacksmith. is
comings gradations Nova hoods.
this heavy ralnof Thursday and irri-
uisr was sludlrmiemsd by all. .
Til“. Curl-gut Events‘s‘i‘uhuowiil iii ,
m .V I mrnoon w rs. .
Wood. , ,f . ,
rgs's islhtcwn last w . ,
trip .fih
tsultan-lull but: has mad
f
" Mam roosting
y. 0!: "Mild! ill. > liar
as at thalibrsry after s was?
«a.
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‘ Norwailt and will enter
his all spongtl'ia in
upon a ow
duties this week. _ fl
.. an. alarm: ,1, 4 W, “H lain .
sndditlon sddsd to ids sustmar man-
,5 slow by Chairsdtor Quinlan.
coil nod to his nonstop New
, mt rim inc fractured.» i .3 few
. mushy slipbiilgubon l s hour
of his garage. that the injured limb is
*“lnsnding‘mpidly and that Mr. Mallory
is now able to move about the house
and by the aid unstruichss to go out
of doors pccaslonsily.—~Dsnbury News.
A‘ muslin! oi the ltowovton Hose
n. u. at periy ism illogan artapian
well for p ‘rties iii W ton after which
its willgoto south Carolina.
‘Mrs. James Chamberlain. who has
Wit” Will.” ,
her home it Glen" over, 1.. i
Mrs. Thomas imam iw‘hobas been
Ipshdin the week it blather in
Cross i igbway, hpsfi'atu ed.
The recentlhssvy rain has out water
into the wells and cisterns that have
been dry for many months.
Miss Daisy Davis. who has been
visiting the Green cottage, has re
turned to her home in Milford.
Westport circle, 0. 0. if. A., is to
give a dance and entertainment in Na-
tional hall on the evening of Nov. 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mackensis.
who have been guests in town the past
week have returned to New Jersey.
George Warren's pet dog was in-
stantly killed one day last:'wsek by he-
Elf struck by John Gudollop’s anionic.
e.
Charles Buick and family have
closed their State street home and
gone on an extended tour through the
west.
Ernest Mills. a carpenter employed
by Thomas Quinlan. severely cut his
left hand recently while at work with
a chisel.
Owing to the enuresis trauble in New
York it. J. Taylor, the florist, is obliged
by automobile.
Th annual meeting of tho Woman's
auxiliary of the diocese will be held In
Hartford, Wednesday. Delegates from
'l‘rlnlty parish will attend.
August Dosoher and family. who
have been visiting at their old home
in Germany, have returned and after a
brief visit in town will make their
home in Brooklyn.
chased n 20-horue power Locomobiio
of Norwalk parties and is having it
remodeled and lifted up with hose
room and place for members to ride.
L‘. Stoarns.
Mr. Bennlngel‘. of Cross Highway.
lcelebrated his 78th birthday snnlver
nary recently by giving a party to his
relativcs and friends. in spite of his
advanced ears, Mr. Benningcr is halo
and hourly and enjoyed the creation
very much.
The annual meeting of the Westport
branch of the Needlework guild of
America was held in Library hall.
[Thursday afternoon. There was a good
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HUNTING.
, weather.
attendance in spite of the inclement
Miss Maude Minor of the
New York Probation association gave
an interesting account of the work
done by the association in the main
court and at Waverly house.
Mr and Mrs. John D. Feat-bake re
turned to their city home this week.
The family of Matt. Troy expect to
more soon into W. w. Austin's cottage
on the mill road.
A re-union was held at the home of
Mrs. Elisa A. Fred last Sunday. in
honor of her 88th birthday.
Mrs. Charles Ferris. of Bpringdslc.
formerly a resident of Silvcrmine. vis-
ited recently in New Canaan.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
P. Church met on Wednesday at the
home q Mrs. Edward Guthrie.
Miss Lily Laltinin has returned to
her home in Coleurook, after spending
reversal days with Miss Winter.
Mrs. M. ii. Newman. of (lomstock
Hill. visited relatives and friends in
New York city. Monday and Tuesday.
Sidney Guthrie has returned to his
home after spending a few days with
nephew, Louis Gilbert. in Yonkers.
Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guthrie bad
a family gathering at their home. re
really. and a very enjoyable evening
was spent.
Mrs. C. ill. Busted. of Fission. Pan
and Mrs. If. If. Pliibury. of Napsaoeli.
N. Y."‘are visiting their sister, Ilrs.
Mary F. Guthrie.
Mrs. Charles Ye rance was the
guest of her sister. rs. Edwin Blake.
of New Canaan avenue. Broad River.
one day last week.
Mrs. S. D. Holden. of Winchester.
Mass. and Miss 8. F. Small. of New
York. have recently bean guests of
Hill Mary H. Nor/man. of Gemstock
b. Putnam Brlmlsy and Mrs. mm-
iey were the first of the artist colony
to return to the city this season. it-
ins closed their Biliarmine cottage at
Friday. . .
irrational. Bonnet. of salads
Pa. has montly purchased tbs ‘
his
homestead in Silvsrinins and literati
his {aidiiyinto it. sftcr making s aunt.
bar «improvements.
l An enthusiastic rally day ,essreil‘i," ‘
- was [infinity tile members it'll“. Mr
P 8n
. y school last 'Bsbllsill I1! up.
his. The singing wasgood. its rag ‘o
lions tails and the decorations mail;
Minus Maoist. John and
unkwood.
illilawfith.
levia‘ grip“ in New Canada.
on Mon running. at tbs horns of
Gsorgs R. Brown. “
Edward D. l'fssinsn. who is 0
ad with thematid Union '1‘ .5
vars. violin tired in i its;
more» all summing:
lacs at the
Ticksnsom place
tum installs ,
the lull in the wt ion mass .
inter: ...bss returned to
to send his flowers to the city dolly
l
Vigilnnl origins company has pun,
At a recent yeglry meeting of Christ |first apeared before the license clerk
church it was decided to hold informal '
social gatherings at the homes of the.
parishioners. As the result the first led by MW. SWWM‘i WM“ he W" 3
meeting will be held Wednesda eve-
ning at the home of Dr. and Mia. 'i‘. g and when he 8"!" ill) it? decided that
. ltd till
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will the hitch b ,S‘ tactile u. ovary
Milkmen. aMW 2%
roman.
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‘didii . .
which
and it‘ll Ne .
l "g thPim
"Yes." d,‘.tlie altos. fiddler. f.‘ .
than half speculative" bracing ass
. than is necessary. sspscisllyin the hot
weatherpwbsnthe test well and puff]?
Clue the feet apieasnnt, cooling illus-
all bath every nightnfoi' a few days sud
you can wear smaller slices, as well as
keep the feet comfortable and free
from stinging and burning. .
i Eat-ail is the only mentholatsd foot
preparation, and hdncc it. is as cooling
and soothing to the feet as water from
a sprinkling fountain. it absolutely de-
latroys all odors from offensive psrspin
Allen and keeps the feel sweet and
cool. It is the only tool preparation
sold on guaranteeof money back if not
,sallslsclory. Doesn't that speak vol-
umes for its merit? (let at 25c box
from your druggist and see how good
it is. . . ,
l EDWARD P. WEED
38 Wall smut. ,Norwaik
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. Exclusive Agent
. lures for a series of histories by‘Sena-
tor mugs. of Mass husetts.
l Hyatt Gregory as purchased a
Cadillac automobile from F. E. hock-J
.wood a 00.. of Norwalk. 9 The com.
munity has been surprised to observe
that Mr. Gregory has contracted the
auto fever at, his advanced age.
MARRIID ADOPTED SON.
WELLSON. Ohio. Nov. s.~Mrs. 8a»
rah Stewart. forty-nine years old, mar-
ried James Turner, 20 years old. her
adopted son, here yesterday. As guard-
ian of the young man. Mrs. Stewart
and signed the necessary permission
to marry. The bridegroom was adopt.
baby. lie was given a good utilisation.
he could do no better than enter into
a closer relation with the woman who
cared for him althtis life.
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Auto Owners
Engage your winter storage for live
storage and d storage. Your card
will be in a w _heated garage ready
to be run out alimoment‘s notice.
'44 m
Engage your general overhauling
for the coming winter. by expert me-
chapter.
Changing and remodeling a special.
ty. Bailsfsctiowguaranteed.
Norwalk Cdnsoiidatcd
Auto Company
Real i Estate
San; mills Rented
QUICK AUTO CERVIOI
Have Rosita ODIN“. and all M
pass in Property dons st
The .l. B. Lliwrmce Agency
15 Mill min at.
.. July it.
Tou?‘$ wit? slit“? of:
“ imfll l ’ili'ss‘. its) worth in can to,
Ii! apartment house. i‘l‘g s
twsll kilowa. aka. “T‘s i
for who car or and sad,
‘ns’iti not 1 doaad my
bill was not asking a not
.Elldg'o
“it cos
i at , , , .
l , alt-ills! ass this ststaisspt‘in any
way you cars to. '
‘ withdraws"
. inf complaints
' summed. and, are to be inserted in the
, Pills. There cured me entirely of all
‘ trip.
’ prospectors are caving the gold‘ualds
some "R. Nash
Md arid/0.9m” by
“solar“ oftns, ' norm; softhc 9‘
state rhinitis to ribs..aitoinsys of
instructions in regard. to the new form
n divorce cases. The .
blpuks are.in the formuofpages, are ..
practice book. gin all'complsints for
p, ,divorcs.brought on ,1 dollar Jan-
ultry i. lilil. the capitals at shall con
tain an allegation of the facts as to .,
residence necessary to give the court ..
illfirisdiction under the provisions of
t a general statute. The new form .
of complaint must define also the rash ‘
“are of the defendant. and when last
a resident of the state where desertion
is “claimed.
MRS. CAVE’B HOUSE ROBBED.
e house of Mrs. Thomas Cave. on
Leroy avenue, Dal-ion. was stripped of
its furniture between Thursday and
Saturday. The man who did the strip:
plug is under‘arrest in Dorian. He is
described as an italian laborer. Mrs.
Cave has been away. and the house .
has been closed. A. salesman called
their Saturday afternmn and found the
than ripping up carpets. llc thought
it strange, and notified Mrs. Cave‘s son .
and the constables. The latter went
to the house and the man lied and hid
under a pile of sawdust in a barn on.
the Egan place, where he boards. it
transpired that be had taken most
of the furniture to this place. repre-
senting to the boarding-house keeper
that he had purchased it for 850.
. Two VESBELS ABHORE
PORTSMOUTH. N. ll.. November
8.~~'l‘wo vcsels went ashore near here
during the night. and one of them—«an
ought to havethis pow:
1};
aches, undue fatigue.
sufferings.
skull. received by being thrown from
a wagon in which he was riding. The
horse run away as Christy and four
companions were returning home from
work. upsetting the wagon and throw-
ing them out. (‘brlsty struck on his
back and head. fracturing his skull.
lie was ill years old and single.
BOTH SPEEDY AND EFFECTIVE.
This indicates the action of Wiley
Kidney Pills as S. Parsons. Battle
Creek. Mich. illustrates: "l have been
atnlctod with a severe case of kidney
and bladdei trouble for which I found
no relief until i used Foley Kidney
my silmenu l was troubled with
backache and severe shooting pains
with annoying urinary irregularities.
The steady use of Foley Kidney pills
rid the entirely of all my former trou-
bles. they have my highest recom-
mendation.“ The Bridge Pharmacy. ”
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llET scours isouif'fii
modulus
(Continued from First Paul
.. WM-..
Valentine Storm. of Spring Hill._re~
turned to his home bare yesterday
from a second Alaskan gold fields'
s is looking and feeling fine.
havinggrown healthy in the cold ro-
glcns. lie row is that nearly all the
end ending of our fiscal year. so that
our system of accounting and records
shall cover suniform yearly period
hereafter. so far as may be practicable.
it is gratifying to state. at the out-
set, that. as usual. the city's electrical
department has been very prosperous
since our last report was issued.
though, by the‘accldent which occur-
red iust before the beginning‘of the
past fiscal year. thebidnt was deprived
of one of its large generating units.
during the season of heaviest load.
which, in thisinstance. exceeded the
rated capacity of the plant's remaining
and that no strikes have been made
lately that have been of any special
consequegce.
“ The Home Comfortable "
ed a heavy financial loss of many thou-
sand dollars. for repairs and other ex-
'8 “‘de it A“ Times penses attributable to the disablsmant.
without considering the consequent
by the Use of serious strain and inconvenience that
followed. All of which showed only too
clearly that reserve capacity was ur-
gently needed and turned our atten
tion at once to the subject of an en-
largement. Yet. withal. the crippled
condition. at the beginning. proved to
he the forerunner of the most prosper-
ous of the plant‘s 18 years of contin-
uous success; for both the net income
of $64,766.59 and the gross profit of
The Jewell
Automatic
HeatController
$28,439.32 1 r the past year. indicate
“It NOV“ Sleeps and .l? sdvauceqof about 20 per cent. for
H t e year. A more gratifying condition
h NCVOI’ PM of business development, could hardly
A unexpected, especially when the de-
, stand for the service continues at a
rapid rate of increase.
Beginning with the past year. the
income of this department has been
' -TII.'IPHONI Q1 regularly deposited with the city treas-
urer. whereby the city has had the use
of an accumulating surplus which no-
N.liain ”Volt Sh..S.Norwaik
’ . doubtedly has‘ been of considerable
. economic benefit. and which it seems
safe to say will continue to increase.
The worlt on the 191i) enlargement.
for which stoned-«am appropriated. is
nearing calculation and» the new gener-
alibi enmity “pawl-dad will be in
servioawithin 0 ant month. Full
details after it has reached completion.
So far over,” par/sonnet the enlarge-
ment has, basapsld from the plant's
en plus iit.faad'at'tils present ra‘e.
it " lisl Ind that that entire colt w it
Norwaik. Com. is ‘(
Mdsnihs
as sompi .aaiia
was. our soul bill
what “a”. has-run
”on m on this
ass tithe water f
M” . C. «immune
bill". whats ‘ "
Mush the i
(ll
curtailment ' .
as". no. t
mm"
, be liquidated in alike manner. without
the necessitylicf issuing a dollar‘s
worth‘of bonds. according to tits con—
stant harness of business. it new looks
rt , a or, enlargement .«wlil
, and“ low common. in short
order: the cost of which should also
he met fsomltlisaprolmccouni. in ad-
" r“1,1.: .
' as d from t s.
lilsnt‘i, .otit
$33”??qu . in:
of the new, enlargement. stands
ml ”use. profits on t e
obi. which
5’
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lit
that dodtotlis minor til
its ”fight, foul “3m
to lama-an"... union l. a ' V ‘...
by Nature for her own viise pnrpoae’ p.01? I‘M”!
05h!!!“ the is herself the victim other ovsmol w.
"'"°" °' “f the i- clued upbn'io occasiona-
"lbsokscbes. and unnatural
But these distressing: symptoms osn be relieved
—-snd woman's natural power to" attract-vanddo
make his a pleasure for berdeif and for. oihera_'
the right kind of help at the right times.
, Alfimnmrmua '
Dhetloasalspodalvaluumuafambn} - ..
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wll‘rom this” it willie seen that the
generating facilities. To this was add-‘
tuition to . what has been "paid toward rim;
MIN“) “all MfiWi Mas-
sed to 330.500. 1
the plant. exciu' ‘ “
',,L,5" . ti Mil-ills". , , _ ,
. ». ‘ a shit in; towns . ad
.4. _ 4. 5 . radiationc’h‘wu.
a), c 6,5,0, . lulu demonstration
‘ . . . , whip, to. li.lom...0 _
. 9 nu. ’Mm’iluoi’fids'f lays “l
g. \ .
, vsrywoin‘ms
that wbstcanbcaapsciad
., t .
' Boscbsntl's‘
unknown achoonsr~ is expécted to be ,
a total loss. The unknown craft struck Pills M lb“ hdp' h Wm ”k° o". ' ("V m
g? thlckdlsiandfi and because of the to show you that Beocham's Pills have power id" in»
g win and navy sea of t y, it . . , , .‘s
{all thought that the llrgfiv?(l s of 9mg yam. general condition. ' .
outing-1 her were slight. T e nmber- , . ‘ , . . .
laden schooner George W. Collins. . Th“ your 'wm'chl liver, “‘1 how.“ will Wk
frlliin Matthias, Ms.. for Boston. ran “It“. Wk“! I“ the bodily or‘mwflfll in ”may;
delete while trying to enter Ports- .. ' . .
mouth Harbor. it was believed that pathy Will perform the? “mum. m. m .
she would be pulled into deep water “"7".- “ You want bn‘ht cyss.sclsar 00mm
“i “‘8" “d3... s..,,_.,v--~.-~ --fo look and be your best—dolls“ 105d!“ blood ” 'in "’1
cuss or FALL'FROM waoou. Y0“? V°'""1¢|m‘°r yourself, the vowsriorsood , ,‘
natuosron'r, raw. 3.4.100 Christy, ., , ~ . 4. .\ , .
an ltalian laborer. died at St. Vincent’s i . . .-.
hospital last night, from a fractured u ‘ ‘~
limit of supply is close athand.
believe. however. if we may be bun
with your wise cooperation, t
change in the method of stout
lng. lathe kind that is quiteprs
in other progressive close-rm” .
adopted here. with adv-nil”. , m
funeral satisfaction ,. .. -. '
ass cost to‘op‘erate 332'. .. '
service. in the fulfilini fit a?
purpose and in accordance lwit
ideas of proper serVice,‘ we‘d ..
see all sectionsof the city -
keeping with the immpdl‘t
lugs and legitimate mu . '-
lnstance. there are certain s ‘ .
the city where the foliagezis W
the streets crooked. which could
much better lighted by " t;
sten incandescent lamps.» " L
er together than is, now - prac ‘ . ,
with the present are lam (at '
intervals, and of necessity-manly .4
den by trees, or. rods, in 0800 Yb“
uses by street bends. t imports 1‘ be
tersectlons and favorable outfitter
lions. requiring concerto-donor ii if
the arc lamps might serve host, but ‘
the businesscenter, where the sire
are used by the greater number»
people. where the traffic is hurt
and therontrasts betwosn light ‘
dark place are most objection“,
there in. most brilliant outdoor-ill
mine ion should lie-provided and ’ ‘ '
bersupplied most rsadily,.by tit,
placement of the present service. ’99“
modern luminous arc JEN-'01 VIMr
we have had two on‘ fat foil. 5%
months with satisfaoii ‘ yin oiii',
ion, such a change bond” be “in
out in a way which would not.
prove and cheapsn-slls costs, .
street lighting service, but , '
to the reserve capsolbflidh‘ '
moods. 4‘ u . u
Having previously advocated M‘s
plying of the lighting‘ um _
glutlucipal de‘partmonta on .
as s. a oat mated, , an
the‘ present flat "ism?"
reason ofthe many c . . ' ‘..
:10 the serviceusnd ibs'ih , W
ours of use. noel ,, ' ,.
ad, is no longer iii $0M.
actual service it .. W
neither on to ne'a'iydd‘du ‘
months a busibsfi’
against!!! Milww
this reason we accept
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We have con ' ,
Alarm System and ,0 '
graphiflism'undsr the“ v
Fire‘Alarin and Police T '
vice. as both of tbsscsy
der our charge. and can Q!
more simply be p . ital-
appropriatlcn and , f
if so grated; titer .
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the fire alarm sci-vi
groom it,» (h
Widow
_cllce.i s to r
No.1. and tits an“
alarm headhunters _
aficionados * .
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