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JUPGE BALDWIN TO BE GUEST OF
A. M’NEIL,J J.R
Ctlunectlcut'e governor elect, Judge
,Silnecu E Baldwin. New Haven, ac.
actuated by his newly appointed
ogecutive eeoreun y Edwin M. ’i‘hortr
tr, oi New Haven. will be the gtteete
“of senator—elect Archibald McNeil. .lr. .
y tomorrow night at 1000 Futrtie‘ld eve
nus. Bridgeport The conference in
dimllar to thoee being; curried on by
2, the republican members of the atato’ e
V money.
,i
r house There will he a dinner
general discussion of policies
Word was received from Judge Bald-
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at Hoyt’ 5 Theatre
Matinee Daily, ,2 to 5
Evening 7 to lvl
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6 REELS of the
1 BEST MOTION
PICTURES
and illustrated Songs
~PR1€ES- 4
lurid , AND EVENING
GIVIB BEIITEII Mill TROL-
LEY LIlIlI‘ PLANS
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lilnnty and the house in inudeqnutc.
i uould thereioto recommend it your
honoruhie body do desires that a com-
mitten of tire iuymon and twu council
men be appointed to look into ttaid
proposition thoroughly relative to
purchasing said property, leaning of
extra bonds. advisability of central
tire station, police station, library and
city hall Ind report. their findingu to
* your honorable body {or further unn-
diderutlon. i would further recon»
mend that. u committee of three oiti~
zena be appointed to tune up the mat-
ter of n tun your improvement hon
issue for permanent improvements.
\i. POULMAN.
Mayor.
The nntyor explained uttll turthor
the oonnnunlrntion, pnt'tlculnrly the
permanent. improvement proposition,
and upon motion of Councilmen i’id‘
goon the t-tunmuniuntlou wan scoopi-
ed nnd the rocomluenadtiou adopted.
The Committen.
For committee on the city hull. ill"
3 house, etc. pi'oiert»«Cotinrllmvn (t. .l.
Pitlgeun :tii-‘i William Miller, Nt‘l’i‘iilllill
Cuttdet‘, S. S. lintt'h. A. ’i‘hr‘riuttlt.
1". ii. Flt'lil uml ”norm 8. North.
(fotnndttt'o on itttprowutt'nt bond:
Clllil‘lilli id. limt. Christian Swurlr. and
Robert M. \l’olin.
Under Way Late.
lr—wnu it few minutes ttiior it o‘cim'k
before the hilie hitti been looked over
and Mayor I‘Ultlmun t‘liIIHI the houl‘d
to order.
Trolley Loop Urgent.
After the disposition of the minutes
former Councilman 11.1%. West, of tin
committee of Mort-ltttntu' und Mum»
inclureti' anaorlution on a trolley loop
at the railroe depot. reported for tho
committee an made rutoreure to the
increased i’itdlilli doulrvd hy the com
pany, her-.eaaituting lilting In an angle
in Stein street ntnr Muiiaon street.
This plan will require rhunging the re
tainlnx wall. the slope and eidcwullte.
llr. Went had it man allowing the pro.
posed change.
To Agree on Curve.
The mutter true dittrmiilod extensive
iy from \‘iil‘lmlfl MIRII'R and It was flil~
ally agreed to authorize the committee
to inform the railroad outpany that
the council will meet with tho com-
pany outlined“; and try to arrange in
some murmur {or the increased rndlnn
for the cum.
Want No Delay.
it with further \oted tltdt in view
01‘ the deplorable tfiiidltionu at the do
not it is the wish or 2! rouncil inst
no time he loot in the in telling a loop
at the depot tut noon .ilil poruthlm the
work to he done according to u plan
undeniable to the council.
New am Policeman. .
The duplication of Ralph aemmirl
. M i n on the police ioroo watt
in»: Wind. Aim/er Pollution aid
that it view of the {not ill“ home or
the membern of the police ioroe me
titles“. the height required it the eh»
m. not, 8 inches, he lli‘rvud it
well for the ripplittduh to be monorail
., n Wisdom tor the tuturc.
iii
in the council olilmlm. title ‘ect to be
plutnod that he fell over». hydrttnin in
Lexington avenue, near thereitidence
or Ml. Bataan. on the evening or No-
vember 51h, and had to buy a new suit
of clothed, which cont him $10.11“;
hydrant. he claimed, was “in‘ too far,
and believed the city liable. The
communication wne referred to tht
corporation counsel.
or. Bhercr'l Auto Spring.
Dr. H. C. Sharer bud 3 bill or 81:! no.
the result of a broken unto during. Oi
this amount 83 was for horeo hire. iic
claimed in hit» communication that or.
November 12 at. about 5:10 p. at. he
broke the spring or the auto while
crowing the rroesweilt nt Water and
iinvilund streets. at a weed of eight
mllen per hour, the trouble being due
to the deitwilvennnn ol’ the rronewhik.
83y. Crouwnike Am Daupcroue.
Dr. Shorer also complained unuinat
tho croeemtlhe in general in the city,
maintaining they are dangerous iul
vehicle: of all descriptions.
‘ moudationtt wan pureed by the noun-
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count-int m mflmt troll
. core are timed and»! the 08‘
not i woody-re. p ,
Mr, McMahon Dinnren.
Councilman w. ll. McMahon unitin-
tnlm‘tl that tho umuuwnlkd are ill
pretty lair condition about the city
and upon his motion tho communion
lion wue lnid on the table.
An important Change.
A (‘rmtimtnirntion from the water
rt‘tumlsniouoru unitl that u 11 meeting
or“ their hourd on Novum er ‘Jiui, It
annealed to rcmmmond tor the noun»
oil‘n approval "That the board at wat
it vmnmiaeionurn be empowered ot
authorized to make all newer courier-
ttmus from the street sewer to the
curb llne~to be done in i‘OilnL‘CNDll
ulth their laying of the water pipe:
from the main to the turn and ineiud
In.: the gate and auto box.
“Thnt owncru desiring «unnoctiom
ah til tunite u tiopmit tie the depart-
ttvvm may estimate to he ntillirlcnt tn
Ci'Vi r the cost 01‘ nut-h Writer and now-
t‘i rounrt-tionn.
"'l‘lttt work in im done nl root plus
in par rent, for lnttportion tttttl uhrlnlr
one in «node.
“1: dpptmit it; in ext‘onn of the hill
zlll n the tilitorottt'o to Ilt‘ at once to
urnod in owurr.
"it on account at rook or other no
[orncrtt difficulties the rout In in or
(roan or deposit thr- uwuur in to make
good on completion of worlt and before
‘wuinr Iii turned on at curb."
Counrilmun Mrhiahon spoke in in
vor. He had been ronvinrotl that the
change in very desirable.
A runohttion udoptlnx the reteom
all.
To investigate Further.
in roterenoo to Clinton avenue the
wuinr commihionora write:
' "()ur lonpeotom report following
t-ondittona reunite: Clinton avenue:
Btrnet guided 1.490 toot. ii houm in
thut dietlnoe. street compo-ed oi
tradition end eicy, 350 feet tram end or
mind part to next noun. Wilmette
dept 81400. All out or city We do not
recommend’
The nuniiention one led with the
committee on rotor to terminus. tn-tv
eludiex «tho-tee ant to report It the!
a:
flier”? °* in ”our
1'0 I I“ 0'
mud to} reading it. e um ditto.
t TM.
i do. not: a.
planner or to her
- the public m uni “
locuuic
4!
‘ Elan. .
i din: curried on the eppnrrt
out text-to ce. Mayor Pohi
Mina!!! hounliilmn i’ovicra,
1 ii ”in.
tiriieh
an n
, trol-
WNW“.
u evenly
damning
may will report their
f ,i voltistttiau inter. " -
To Look Aim Wallis.
his cubic it! t:
, in and Clint mind
ixhwuy d violent. ”It! he would
look otter e Writer. 2
improving’ sidewall“.
A re uclt tint ”bill be diatributcd
at the error end «Mater strut and
in lily avenue. to provide a little het-
tor sidewalks. and nomethlu: ivlli heu
done along thin 1,1naud curbing
and gutters ati‘ ml *
Bills Milli Io flutter.
The late tindvnl of hills lied coneid
omen nit
orehio to do With tilt) didicuily 0! [91. . ”1
ting lent ntzht’e meeting alerted. and
henceforth bills not in eurlier will be
he left over until the next month's
meeting.
Cedar t tower.
The mayor lemma ‘Ccunrilmnn
Porters, idoxtvollei'. and Pidseon to
committee on aeueuments for the new
. Cedar street newer.
lie-Locating Street Lights.
it was brought outo'iimt a number 01
changes in atroct lithi- ere denired
on are tight in Want etrect, at Elm
Grove will be replaced by three small WW
lights. The present unlit has been
complained ct' aonsidurnbiw Smell
iixhte will aim be alert in Water
street. near the "timed tracks and at
x the loot. ct Hurlinnd and Elinbeth
streets, and probably in mum
avenue, Buyviewcvanue and Auutiu
strode». and possibly at other points.
All six at the councilman were prel-
ent at tart night's meeting. including
w H. McMahon, C .1 Pittman. Jucob
Linxweiler. .1 '1'. Powers, A. C Cont)
and William Miller i
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TO OUR! A 00110 IN ”I DAY
Tulle LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne
Tablets. Emulate rciund money it '
"it (all: to cure. E. W. GROVE’S six
nature in on each box. 25c.
Wm.-
TELEPHONE GOIIIIIIT
ililcE IIlIE tutu up . 1
(Continued from First run.)
Maurice ti. Nutting end H. W. Emitter.
district oommcrciel manager of the
Southern New England Telephone
Company. were present in relation to
their petition and lthouxh it one not
granted. yet. the tier still harm in
ouht hecuule or the («implication
which nose when "Acting mayor-Coun-
cilman Edward’ J. Finnegan voted
upon the matter twice, one time for
earl: of his omen.
When the in upon the petition
one taltrn Countilmen George F.
fletta. Charla: A. Quinterd not! John
D. Milne voted. Juror of greeting it.
Councilmen Wt am 8 Buruoil, Wit»
tiara Thompw Edward J. Finne-
yun‘wcrc op o arming it I‘ll!!!
n the role van t result. Acting Ida:-
ar Edward .1. Finnegan then voted in
inposttiou to the granting of the poll-
1 on
At this point Councilman Quinurd.
who hull rome prepared tor just auch
c move on the part or the acting may-
or. ruined an ohiectiou. contained in
this by‘ hi: brother Republican counc
‘timcn. lie read from law the method
it procedure in ch cases and main
Lainetl that the vote wee still at. a tie.
t was noted: for Acting Mayor
V‘iuennnn to then my that the matter
would he retried later. The outcome
in awaited with «natal lntereat tor it
has been exported that thin would oc.
our for eonw time.
The Wall ntrect navin: Increment
mutter wort deterred until A later date.
Bills to the amount of 81, 886. 715 were
ordered lilld.
Councilmen {little was uuthorized to
borrow 33, 000
Several other minor matters were
decided
The meeting was adjourned until
December 19th.
The meeting wen called to order at
8:15 oelork and the minute: at the
previous meeting were reed and an
proved.
Manager Nuttin; and H. W. Embler i
Wore present relative to the laying of
:1 conduit through the milu street: ct
orwai
Mr Nuttlng that he had u roil-
reunmire or commit: lire-eat
with more on than he had who
would mam dilution: about the
direotory entry mutter. ,
Mr Emitter aid that he rm ready:
to iallt upon the matter. aid that
Norwaiit city no rcoogniud now
more then other piece: or the em
”3min". Quinton! field that
I've“ my him
or it dig.“ but
motile mutt» in month:
clone from that c
inland-r tiled e similar iii-tonne“
iii iinoilter pl doe.
Nu innurd vented to know it
:90
titer. it “other piece in Connecticut ti
with litiiAhi till
it tin hock;
onetime
company we:
the city until much
Mr. tumbler
attainmen-
oil
1'. rot and
CI. ’a,‘
the matter of
m
‘ new
«Hill
the ration turn» 2
' . at;°°:n1°¥;ifng
on, duo! the till
it... all?“
Action of Palm la Rapid—lacy ‘2‘;
mo worn it Will Do. ,
“To think " days Mhh Jilloonet‘.
North linen. 0m. "no i in”, limit
in: cverytiiin - , i
hall! a remedy anti-hie
Minn, which” in all ”akin“ troubles
atoDI wilting -,
ANN)“ r and toad filters 1?“;
no realm why Iucli Ii'iiil‘litlou (h
tad allowed to no mum. .
iy in no one is naked to p when
uranium without not untold“: m
Infill: maettnotroctriuimitu
it he sent radii to any a who
will write to he Wu 1
tot-ice, 32 West 25th a treat. “who?“ 1;
lilo .
While primarily intended £01-
treatment 01' eczema. acne, letter, hilt»
her'o and all ether‘i'orm or ltdh. etc.
poelam promptly cures all the lesser
skin directions, such as pimpldd, hidtch‘
on, lever blisters. red tic-ca. indented
skin, rash, herpes, sunbur- cieitru the
complexion and deep: 0 ulna
healthy condition. .
A special Bil-cent nuckasc of noe-
tum la prepared for ming- um
thin or well u the reign r tire-doll»
tor, in for auto by all druuieta, par»-
tieulnrly The Cllflord Phartnpoy andu
W.Keiiey, Jr. '
M.
The change will be unwise to the hunt-
ntera oi the mummy it is impossible
to please everyone, but the company in
trying to‘ please the majority;
City Clerk Keena read the petition
from the Southern New tandem! Tele-
phone Company. which won presented
some time no.
Councilman Milne moved that the.
petition be granted with cerium re-
strictions to be settled inter. lie said
in councotiouthat Norwaiit weir stand-
toxin its modem and that they were
hindering progress.
‘Oouncllmuu Bette aeoonded the mo-
t on
A tie tote nor the result, Mr. Finite.
run. as councilman. voting with the
noun. lie then cast a vote an. outing
mayor with the wounds voting twice.
Here Councilman Quintet-d objected.
and cited several IIWI on similar vat.
tun. He quoted from procedure in the
congres- and (mm Cunhinx‘ flannel.
Mr. Emhier said that he uh did think
that n civil reply was due the porn-
luuty. He asked it Acting Mayor Fin-
negan thought it heist to hold an the
oompuny when they wiahed to intro a
ive step in laying under-
ground vireo
Mr F‘innoun said that he thought
he regimental the people in doing on
he had done.
Mr. Nuttlnx elated that some Nor-
wulit people are being held up by this
matter and recanted an early de-
ciaion one way or the other"
The hum-y report we: ambled.
ADM millimrwcrt rm rend end ec-
copied
Tito olcr read on invitation to a
atnoituii or e iron Mouldere‘ Union
woe held in It. 0 11. hall. at one no
cooled with that“
The Woman's Civic league com t
ion”: communication in Mani to rev-t
crud matters The communication on
acoented.
The Well :3th paving matter was
continued until the next meeting. the
highway department reportinx pretr-
MI.
The following bills were read and On
tiered pm:
Police department ..,. . ”8 11.25
Fire department ........... 174.76
Adu’tiniltrativc demrtment .. . 318.40
wet- department ............ (2.75
xhwey department ........ . 180.01
Light department .......... .. 158.61
biliary department .......... 469.71
Hit-nee department ........ .. 3.80
Mixed bill: ............. 10.60
81,966.76
ilr. Burnell spoke oi the wall: on
Weetnort avenue and in Ailinlltreet.
where a niiln; in it pre-
vent falling on a nil in and place into
themda diutce ti’rduawallln
thother. per-on ”on could
0mm acumen from the ‘ "
Mr. chum moved that it be done
at the price nomad 868.- (‘..m'ieti Thin
a the Wutnort evenne «Iii.
Hr. Milne moved tint ii“. city he
inure the main timt plane on the Cup-
lulu L‘mb property to hi and by the
property when.
it no timed tint the Wilorité
New Haven And H
: knee on their
t. to protect
the hint: built At ”ninth
Mr. Bette Vina empowered iii homo
88.000 1nd give note for our to pan
ritual! hills.
A t he: been ineulleda' in W
wound and in [iv
tomowlinerr-l
city dilution“ nu momma to
W. 14. low
:ir
' in re :71 hit t.
“The 3...th "he:
iIllflidi'il mm
AF.
it’ll '
““171.
pearl: gong utilitr‘
AIM.
The I. M
osmium his).
. y The Timellasiiome . .,
to Reduce Prices on Tailored Gowns
Women who have waited until this time to buy a win- .
ter street suit, have something £004 to expect. Instead of
putting oi? the reductions unit midwintcr we give them
now and there are some very tempting values.
Sample Suite in Colors.
The greater number of these were model suits and there
is but one of each style. the colors are those which are
fashionable today, and the materials are Cheviots, Home—
spuns. and other stylish suit fabrics, trimmed with braid,
. with the coats elegantly lined and both garments showing
the best of tailoring.
Black Suite.
The assortment is not so large m these, but if the group
is small the attractions are great. There are included a few
suite of Chiffon Broadcloth of exclusive style, suits of diago.
‘ nai, serge and Cheviot, each one of fine grade
A: for prices and reductiomi, the variety is so extensive
that it is impossible to make lists, but thOSe who come will
receive generous offerings
Second floor, elevator at Dress Goods.
_ Fans for Holiday Gifts
Of all lovely trifies lions are the most beautiful and
fascinating. The Fans of Princess and Point Gaze Lace are
exquisite with decorated sticks. and there are French con-
ceits in the way of Empire and Louis XIV 1* one painted with
court figures and dainty shepherdcsses
I‘ltere are Fans of unusual colorings, shades of lilac
golden brown, and French blue, with gold, and these are
mounted on sweet snteliingsandalwood sticks.
White Gauze Fans. hand painted and Spangled, are from
$1.00, $1. 25 up to $12.,oo with sticks of pearl or decorated
ivory.
Colonial Fans with white bone sticks are novel, and
but 500..
Persian Fans. quite novel. at 65c. ..
Black Fan: with jet or silver spanglcs.
2For the Children.
I ittle Fans of ostrich feathers or silk Spangled, on
chains. for dancing school or party use, 35c.
Furs . Furs .
We buy‘our Fun of one or the bent munutecturm of there popuiu-
goods, and on thus cure or correct‘etyieh. We mark them a ruled-
ernte ndvnnce and thus give excellent veins.
Wei.“ mum
”Mini“!
eemprlulnu lubciia Outlay, French Candy. link Hare. lAuidn Mink,
lubed: 090mm. China Wolf.
cementum runs in econ um
Cell end bromine our Itocit beioregurohuinxl‘um
A.Dtckerm } A
84 Washington St. So. Nomad
Telephone no
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