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w it?" it'it'"f‘tt'ittu
t iititin titlit
;‘;{th'ntinaad from First Patten
out librarian and assistant and show
that they are roiielderubly lean th
in many plant-a, in fact in all other i
brat-lea of theienmo aiao.
,nx adjourned tor forty-eight
.moellfig was called to ortlor at the town ““9th
olook by Anti ”Hoyt” is. .i.
. and Actingc .Clork ha 0.
it: read the minutes or the prov-
“will“. which were accepted.
'a members were present when
eating opened,,aave John 8. Soy
_ be came in a few minutes lat-
fio'reporb of-tlto city it'oaaurct'_
on halt \but was laid over and
Various than
it up.
{administrative .Qnfimeiit wan .
towns of a lilto size.
. witlitniu them.
partmenta were
. eeelt.
ated by Chair
“who explained ‘ Imwbrlnttmw root-hi meeting of the
rely as yet.
in relation to the Norwalk til. i library.
“ tier. the report of'Satttrdal'l Dr., Gregory remarked that the
d nit. a little interest. tiul
thg ‘cr ticlamlt of‘lhe board .
I made
he Was preaent to tell
~ .0; the economy practiced and
monument of that inatltu-
end from the annual report . vale ”pooh,
lmry and allowed that there‘
{trots books it
‘lenxth of true. 5'
red the salarlea
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, We are read; to ahow you a aood variety of
- . 'i‘ablo ,Damatika at. popular . pricea. '
‘raata oauaeita......2so to $3.60 an yd.
. an oat-align, Jim to out it» (let.
Lam Min" no age ootttaa.
lie eaid that
Dana: who in unhindered the beat auth-
ority on libraries quid that a library
HllOlllil pay its librarian the name not»: ‘_
ni-y that the principal of tho erhools in 2'“ “m “9"““_“" 5“" the p“ ”‘ H" 3)
lie “m that tho . anid tliai llielv't'hlitls a mianndo ti-
librarian in Ntlt‘Wiilk ill paid lotto than m" “5 ‘0 ”"5 “0'“ “l ”l" ”m”
the South Norwalk tittttlaiant librarian.
lie said further that the salary in loan 3
here than that in other libraries and.
He told of that
‘thruo apprentirea who with in the it
hrary for nothing. [are the knowledge ~
the position ufforda them and that the
library could not bt- run an cheaply:
They work within lllt’
library for a trim of two yearn durlnit '
which they tit-quire the knowledge they
. Me It lotto of the vacation of ihi~
“Margo p". librarian. wlhlch was orliiriled at thrl Thrro 3““ “ ““mll‘lr “5 "“9“ “"
board by one or
awered all questions WWW“ ‘°' the members and claimed that tho it- i enlnriuo “lid ”1“
annulment and the finance tie-1 brnriati had supplied an noulatam 'lllil‘i'lltiflt‘d hint your reached a total U!
f' Ht He 5990““ ”It“ ht’ '3 5"" ‘ without cost to tho «in and that lllr
. appropriation and Will than" ‘ Hubsflnno had done an enormous 1 while the remaining 298 were upon llllil'
V5 5 balance 0“ hatitl whenqnil 5 amount. of work in tho way of training»
A." 5599“ paid. “9 did “05 i log. ,.»'l‘he substitute was 'Mian‘ illnir
tamotlat ””5" balance. M. Perry, a graduate of the Unli‘l'l“.
accounts have not been aet- ally of Chicago 0" Library Work. itmi 2third i‘lllf‘ in the purrhauinit or books
. aha rertalnly did it great deal of good ‘
James 0. Gregory was then during llt’i' six monihu‘ tltttit‘a in the
li iiinhoo it list of works with flrtion roo-
‘i meeting of the board liti' -l brary will be found excellent for rot”
erotica work on about any subject and
that if a person seeks information that
brar’y and its purchases of I is not within the library that informa-
i probably moruition is secured as near the date of
lgl‘t'S‘L‘klowledae of the true . the application tor it an tmeiblo. llv
' a. from any other reason would that the 152 «about. ayatem of card"
til: cataloaiuglrnnb ea one to find informa‘
glean that the boa it! no tion on the aubiocta they are looking
amend the ire. He tor very oaaily. For the local achooia
‘ ’ ' e conduct of the library and cluba the libray la invaluable and
that it til need weekly by the public
school atudonta as well an by the pri-
iteaardtng the hook: that are purpli-
limo visit- during the pull and by the library. he apolte that of
van out don the excellent Itautlard encyclopedia. of
, ittte looseleal system. This book iii a
of the 10- wonderfully helpful one an new parrot.
mo
"all the bOOltl aireit'eut are
for the book are procured nearly every
month trout ilnzv t-orrouponding littor-
mation bureau. if a person dealrea to
encore information upon any subject
and dotut itot find it within tho boolt
the information btireon is neat word
. and the intoi'ititition. if at hand. and it.
usually happens that it is, lit arm at
once niid filed within the llinita of tho
book. 'i‘itua when a new part. of any
subject lit gotten up it in vanity install.
rd in the book and tho lll‘iltlt’ai-l in con-
,tlnunliy repeating itaolf.
i The library in not given entirely to
r-lrt‘ulating button. on was one of the
atittomenta of it member of the board
.iil the rrrt-nt meeting. he anid. but
there it-l ttti excellent ftitid of informa-
tion in the building upon all of the in-
teuea of the day. There are booltii on
road matting and though not on bridge
’buiitling. Ihero baa but)" no rail for
lauytblng oi the kind. a
lit. (lrtlaory did not atop hero. He
'9“ . referred to the statement of a moor
an t bar of the board that the librarian was
i~ t not to be aron
current by appointment.
lilo said that the statement watt made
by someone who had been misinform-
t
ed and that the librarian to nearly at
. Waya to be soon. anti that appointment
hold that while :tilu bonito wvro given
taut Saturday. there ivua other
work to ho douo boulde- and that al-
though the librarian to not always at
dealt. site in uaually in the build-
oourae who-n minim-an
The long hours
'l‘hoy arr trout
ill a. in. until it p. In. with the Patron
of the littorminaltlno. tilll‘lflR
|wlttrh iiitw it is norostmry for the li-
brarian to out limit” mania.
- (ill!
Hllt‘
ting, save of
.itllit‘il litvr without.
i wore also ‘uittntionotl.
ilion
t
porters ant-h an lii‘uttiR, lighting. the
potty turpentine. limits
‘i2i. Of those only l21l wort- notion,
Hory, glogruphy. science and irart-l,
mini litany of them oxrellrni reading an
lwoli an roforonro work». Their in u
of Milan nit well up the other brunuhnfi.
but more particularly in the notion
"The Library Association magazine pub
‘ontnwndod awarding to a catalog uya»
tom. Then. too. the Fiction Library.
of New York. route booiut of notion in
gtlio library for not-ortain period, after
‘Wltll‘ll the booita that are rutalnmi are
paid for, the amount of the rental bo
lug deducted from the coat of tiltI book
in the payment of the bill. About titty
oi three bonito are rented monthly and
name of them are retained while oth-
era are returned. with only the rental
fee to be paid, whirh la a nominal tin~
are.
in every particular the library trio:
in economize. in tho ptirt'haat' of the
periodicals no hint bet-a anvod thlv
year over that by the awarding of the
matter by tvontraot. but your for the
poriodiuala 886 was expanded. while
John '1‘. liayea agreed thia year by con
Ilrart to turnlab them for :76. He told
also of the insurance on the buiidlutt
and tho booktt therein. 'f‘hort~ ia $18,-
000 insurance on the building and $25.-
000 on tho buoka. A aavtntr in made
here. for the inaurance ta tattoo at a
three yearn" battle. which coata loan
titan if taken yearly. Dr. Gregory than
concluded hll remark: and aavo way to
Hubert it. Biahop. who atarted by tell-
ing of the work done by the librarian.
tin said that during the month of Bap
totallin- alone, and thin in a dull month.
flit notices were rent it by the librar.
In.
One volition why the area can-
tiot be out down more in it one the
Itlbrary dose not occurs the p . lion
of the police. He told at ‘w on
bi'oltt'n repeatedly and their 000 0
learn all to the lack of police. pro
tion. Ho raid that than repair: wt
continually incraaae. , "
uttf'tll'lllntt to the demand. lit lithium
her there were 8.154 health at hello
rived out and only I“ tit-other In
the demand ahowa that one alevdhth-‘ot
or topic: titan nation, the '_ don
gauche-third at all impure , ‘ . ‘
“ I! hit I. momma-it
did not oritlom tho»
i. librarmuit that it.‘
a of there in rharaer He paid that the la done with auceeaa in Rtioltville.
. with the librarian to be used at
citizens in this report.
. her judgment iii excellent and that the
5H “NOW EVENING saNTNLIE ’
aliouid be rilpreletltod. He said that 5 an appropriation of $2.500 be blade tor
the library should be made the beetltbia purpoao. it would be an itcellent .
that the city can afford. “thin to purchase two more wa or carta
Dr. Granary and Mr. Biahopthen aaitl to so with the one already Wood by
that the library Wu being built up and the city and that the sprinkling be
that that won the purpoao in the minda done by contract. He told that thla|
$300 that won talked of being appro. He epolte upon the oil that war uaod
printed for more boolta. should be left for the city atreetn laat launch and
bergeaid that it was absolutely thrown
discretion in the puruhaae of thoaeiaway. The attainanazement of laylnit
booita. no she beat known the beetle at" and the wrong oil was responsible for
He said that: thin. he aalu. it never Iliould have
been done and la a disgrace to the (lily
of Norwailt.
Mr. Kent did not quite a ree with
Mr. Dilworth and laid that eat are
one had been improved and that
though probably not an atrtuai auctions
utill home good was done and it watt
not. absolutely without aucoeu. Ha
lurid that it won fairly well done. too.
Mr. llilworth said that the aprlnltlintt
ahould be duno earlier, atartlna in
May. and to this all agreed.“
Mr. Seymour said that ideal avenue
had been improved by the oil.
New Charter Needed.
Mr. llllwortli then brought up the
quotation of a new charter. and said
that home years ago title was consid-
ered. He thought. that the board
ahould appropriate money for the re-
viaton of tho rharter and itald that or
”iv time it was talked up before it watt
thought that 3900 would do tiltI work.
Mr. sayinour aaid that he remember-
ed the orraalon that Mr. Dilworth
apolto of. and that at that time it was
A" indicator M New Hose Company turned down. and that he wan person
at "25’ repair 0, the doors and (seu‘ng ally optioned to any auch atop, because
’0, that mm“. new fire alarm box at g of the idea that a new charter would
the corner or Chestnut and Summer ““0“ be “"3"“ “ll WWW” 0' “to C01"
Mme”. hardwood "00,.” in u“. pmwmx aolitlation or itnuth Not-walk and Nor-
zEllBlltt' Company} “mmm npari- walk. it was thought at that ttinethat
:nieuttt tall, the other hounoa being rtnioolldaiion wan near. and yet there
;thualy equtppedl and a l‘flittt' of U20 ““4“ “9”“ nothing l“ ”‘9 V” 0' ‘
tin thel bay of ill? driwr of Hip autoino definite MW *9 l‘l‘l'
5bile trut-it of the Hope How (‘omv Ml- [W‘mm‘ “l“: "W“ "9 "”3"”
thirty. thus brlnitltiii hla buy on a total ”0n5"lldfl”"n "it“ than 9"" before.
with ”l“ othrr “We". beside new but appearances do not point that
suits and other repaint, were united way.
for. it was derided to have tilt:t report of
the oily truaauror made into a number
or copies that every member might
have out. 'l‘hla will be done today.
Sit-pa will also be taken today to
bavo the l‘tllilil‘ll chamber warm. it
haa been very raid of late and the
mombI-ra have been complaining.
i‘otinrtlman William ll. Burnett. who
had been out of town. appeared and
roiiroaetited the highway department.
tie apoite of the amount of money that
Library Magazine baa stated that the
Norwalk Library in oil well managrd
and regulated as any other library its
aim in the titato. Witt-n naked if he;
would favor helm; given $500 for that
purchaiie or more bonito, he said that
he would if all or a part of the mini
wait to be left with the librarian to be
used for the puruhaao at her diaere-
tion. The apealtora then loft the room.
80w"- Work.
The newer department was then tali-
en up by the board and the various
itelne talked over from the alip left by
the «batman of that department.
John 1). Milne, who could not remain
for the morning. They ask for more
money for thin department by about
$200 and Sewer lunpector lrvinit llying‘
ton wants a who of $75.
Fire Department.
'f‘ho fire department watt next and
Chairman William 'l‘lionipaon watt on
hand with Chief Glaronro Buttery to
explain the needs of the department.
Police Department Nude.
Chairman Charter A. Quintard. of
the Millt‘t‘ department. was on hand
and told of the varioua flof'ilti of that
department. lie suit! that iht‘l’f‘ wait a
balance of till coma loft in tho depart~
meat from last year.
Light. Department Wanta ”.100.
The light department provoked a
great deal of diaruatilon on the part or
the board. '1‘th aunt of $9.100 wart attlt~
ml by the Minimum. Edward J. l-‘ln~
pagan. 'l‘boi'e waa aome talk oimut the
arc lights and Mr. Srymtiur raid that
no believoa that although L200 candle
power in rrqoirod by the routi'art that
the (‘lty is not receiving that amount
and not more than Silt) in his opinion.
lie thought that the light should be
purcliauod from the South Norwuil
Inunirlpal plant. it wan brought out
‘h rheaper than that in Norwailt.
or» it roattt ten centa in South Nor-
t mitts alxioett contra lfi Norwallt.
apartment an it balanuo
hare of the extra appro~
g‘ to Mill: till 2-3.
following roaoiut
Penn in
Resolved. That the r
mullet-ted to prepare a bi
ducvd into the onural A
this state in the rat week 0
alon. providing for the t‘otiatrtlt‘
' a.
be intro-
0 beat
the lighting in South Norwalk la “
li‘litnoltatt said that ho has,
then offered the
attorney be
bly or
d. voted.
he wants anti aid that he was going
to try to burn more area rovered with
oil thin year and at a leaner coat than
last year. ‘
oil Attainment for Cart.
tie recommended the purcbaae of an
attachment for the city Iprlnlllua
rari. that oil may be aper with it
and the MU not be dependent upon
Weatpori or any other town for its oil
, ‘i‘hla he said will cool about "25.
l ‘ Would Porch“. Home.
HR alao recommended that the city
pnrrhaw a team of bone: and will
look up the root ot this within the next
few daya. He thinltii'that there would
be a great saving in buyiua the
horaott, for over $1,000 was aponi in
team hire l t year.
He allied or his department in all
"DJ”.
Mr. Kent moved that
an departments be ad
the sort
proprlatioua ehall bu made. This,
ire aald that the fiction input-chard ‘:
latte. ram, he «at. that “th3”
“l;
that 1
a
a permanent. dilutions. mudleaa
from the weaterii boundary line of
city on the ATM) mil lion the
The meet
route of the No York and tloeion
Tur pike through the titty. to the onet-
(‘i‘l boundary line of the city. at the
expanse of the state. onartintg that
aaiti road shall be completed during
0 OlN'l‘ RNT la xii-rammed to
case 0 Itching. Blind, Bleed
thu- romina imam") of tilll. and that 0" "WM" 508.
the type of road to be oonatruried be M“
approved in advance by the Board of MAGDAL VII EL!!! .TATION
estimate and Taxation. WASHING Nov. ld.—-Uaited
Staini- Consul nh Deedmoyer. at
Charlottetown. P. it. I.. (‘anadm in a
report tanned today by the Department
of Commerce and Labor. write. that
arrangementa haVe been completed for
the creation of a wiroiela elation for
the routing winter on tho Illsdalen
llllndl. This island group forms an
amount tram which early information
concerning the probable time when it
to late to resume navigation to and
from North Atlantic pom uauaily la
looked (or. in the I. when the ca-
ble. connecting the do and the
mainland have failed to rh. it baa
been tmpouibie tor navinn to form
a correct judgment of too can on! of
the north.
Repaired. That it in the policy at
lhia Board that the City' of Norwalk
COfllll‘tlt‘l other permanent, duailoaa,
mutlleae roads on other atreata of the
MU. at its own exporter. on Main
effort to the city line on the north.
on North Union avenue and North
Main street. and on the rout to New
Canaan to the city line, on Bettina ave
hue, Franklin avenue. Elm atroet. Holt
avenue and around Union Parit. and a
tide-water landina‘r at Klondike Park.
and that the orphaned bill to be pro
rented to the loaiaiature provide tot
an inane of city improvoment bonda
not. to exceed the aunt of $60,000. the
proceeds of «turn anaii be applied to
the llld conatruliiion.
Roaoived. That the mayor be re-
tina-ted to call a city meeting to be
convened not later than the 7th day of
January. tail. to nonaidor the aald im-
provementa. the aropoaul intro of hu-
movement bonda.‘ and it detained heat.
to authoriad the name.
.. Dtaouaalon Donnell.
Upon the motion of Mr. BormourJil
relation to the above roaoiutlona. it
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HOTIL ARRIVALI.
Mohanitomfiwl. ll. Bell, Itamford:
.l. H. Gould. New llama: a. It. Oowan.
M. ii. Drwanap. Iii-a. T. w. Franklin.
hire. at. it. Arnold. N. H. Cahoone. B.
L. Schmidt. M. V. Foley. I. D. Mc-
lnilatt, R. l). Piper, it. B. Winton. t}.
. Woolworth, New t'orlt; l. B.
Holman. Bedford, N. Y.: i 8. Clark.
waa voted that they he laid upon lltil. frfirtgeace. R. taxi. ll. ‘ . New;
table tor future diacuulon. :r W Haiti“ Aa‘D.Y “iodwardi Bantam
boat to tilt arena. . - - II V . o are; mn-
ldx-Counollnlan Chirlea H. ‘DllWCI'th atria. Brlduport: L R. Hurlhutt. N-
addroaiod the board. m “m that B. Huributt. Wit a; ti. 1.. ndcltwatl.
.om. "m. m be ‘mnd’d .n .na‘m. ald‘.“.ld; “a o t Pollock. “5.. Oil-
tion “100““ 0' u‘. mun“. 0' "0" W... J. EdWHTdI. F. D! ”'50“; [A J-
waik in relation to the duet nulaaitcr. Gouda. ‘5’le- i l
and that at t at it no limit ‘
h m M " m nauaiu. coLLaoa vo. or: JOHN'I
um..-
oae of a committee of fit or ten than
to wait upon the countit and nit that 0L0"
‘aoiaettttaa be done to relieve the duet Merritt Ooiiaae Athletic Minotaur)
iii the now-lit titty strata. its rate or alumni-u. open-ti tleir ballot
-at the reaolutlona “at ilr. laymotir «anon on louder aveiiitnah
. rot-ad a part or what he trialled to and tutomtin' ma wit the
, a tie asked the amount nailed tor John's Club. mu tie: in aviator
by , lit way department. and on the latter. The play ' .
m. ‘. . lltlo. He noted it any‘part throughout. with no diaputati' alone.
a: tilt: _ .. tar aprialiittia anti wan told,
at t , not. lie that III." that
hit man.
' tin when authoritarian
bratty it want. tin-ta.
fl , . n. whom-lieu
.. Wattle titi domratetit.
“I . 2 lib .' 1.
no it . 5
last “the amount not limit to drill
out thallium: manila“
. atom. are.
in a an
both team look toward iii-a anoma- ‘ ~
wannasoav.‘ 5.. 5
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Bridgeport Advartiaetnonta i Bridgeport
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he D. M. Read ,.
a . Esubhfllfld 1857. i
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Thanksgiving Linens 5
Very special values this week brioromthr great feast day.
Many things that it would not he pmaililr to obtain at titt—
itsttaily low prices at other seasons. ’l‘ahlo l'lamaaka. Nap.
kins, l'attcru Cloths for round or square tables, ’l‘ray Cloths,
Centers and Dollies oi i'lnny or Renaissance Lace. Drawn ,
work and Embroidery.
Fine fil‘able flotha with csczilloped edge. 72 x 72 inches,
in ll‘lllitlfill patterns with one dozen Napkins to match, at
$0.00. ‘$152.50. and up to $20.00.
Damihll Cloth d Napkin: to match. floral, rt'uivrntion- 5
tiriilal’hllkl plain itli satin band. $4.5o anti tip. 5
Ei‘ié'allopod Clothe for round tables. at $5.00 and up. Nap-
kins. $5.00.
Hemetitched Lunch Napkins. $1.25. $2.00, $3.00 and up.
Madeira Embroidered Napkins. Woo a rim.
Damasks by the Yard .'
At so. 59. 75. 90 cents and $1.00 upwards.
Matty designs at t‘llt‘ll price. our stock being very com- .
plott‘. “’
Odd lines of Cloths and Napkins. at special prices. ,
litttitlxoiiir 'i't-zty (‘iuths for the mirror, from St) ris. to
$l.50.
.n...
Odd Napkins
Forty dozen of those. 24 invites Sandra, 3 good big heavy
Napkin worth rrgnlarly $5.50 a down. as a Thanksgiving
apt‘tfitil,
$2.75
The Sale of Dinnerware Continues
until Thankigiving.
The windows on Main St. convoy bill a suggestion as to 5
the line showing of Dinnerware that is in our China Store.
The Special Sets
More than forty of them. asaorted tit-rotations including
all color effects. at $4.50. $5.50 and $6.00.
Pink and Green. iiz-piecc sci, gold trnt't‘tl. $19.50.
Green and Gold. itz-[iicce set, $15.00.
English Porcelain. underglazcd blue. $13.50.
Royal Austrian. ton—piece set. $12.00.
White and Gold. tilt—piece sci. , $9.50. 4
Open Stock Patterns. 5 '3. ;
l
viiutitl. Pouyat. and other Limoges China, beautiful 1
-oi l‘t‘t‘t‘lll importation. Also English and Austrian
open patterns from which selections can be made “K
of planet 5-“;
Exceptional !
. do. imitations of Irish. Vett-
Si htly and riiootive patterns
40 to 8th All widths. and your choice
,1
- 3!
White and
ctiau and Point d
whirh are \vorth fro
for.
Cotious, medium weight,
soles. Sizes 8 to to,
155551353 It,” "‘~ " D
arguint ~ 5“ ”
Hoaiery. Special! Ladies. line
with high spliced heel and uh
Worth 38c.
for 25¢. G
e * “toll 81 B
l "uoawaamoonn.
. ‘_ . varietal...”
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