I“
ll
' sides A. Quintsrd. He also occupied
choir lost evetgiis biiere the nteatw
woo over. It
on: the thotirlil
the resolution pa‘soed, adisapprov-
.,, the laying or s stole tits, in res-
se to a communication iron: Mayor
‘ finalists. oi Bridgfipogt.“
it Will 0M
‘ ‘ 1?: 01%“ illirt‘ner st
rr. olotiV Chilled I sous
introduced
title? The council doth
lied hint to further advocate them
I I the legislative committees.
Allpoil the. appointive unions were tili-
. but. :9 chums
mills 011:“ deiin alone was
word bully took
.r in It” lid I'll U
M ”Outwits-pianos to a letter
Immune of South Nomalk. A.
‘lnlit'n", nakliig that a committee
c appointed to confer with the com
lites re ntly appointed in South
rwalk iirdto the extensiOn or
a city lines or South Norwaih. that
.o’yor E. J. Finnegan appoint such a
1committed. and it will be announced
in s few days.
Applicant fir Police Force. ~
I Wilt was chitin! to order mi
0 Adding‘Moyor Fin'ni‘i'g‘s'u Conn-
udtn Bette bolus absent. The clerk
the minutes of the pievlous meet
the same being approved.
application waif received from
mull“! J. Dorsey. sitting that he be
I ”pointed a. special policemen. He war-
' nintousiy appointed.
Jarvis S. Murray asked that he be
" W to to Build House.
_ A petition ldor a.- pormit to elect a
cottage in Summer street from F. ii
' Bodient was road He was given the
desired permission.
Annotation Letter Read.
The following letter was rend by
Ciel-“Iii. .KGeom
City '9! South Noiwalk. Conn
‘ Mo, oyor’sOiflce.
.’ .T 8031; Norwallt, Conn" Feb 1 1911
0 0M
Mayor Finnegan. 1\0lWllllI
Dean fir. Museum——
Also meeting 01 the council of this
city held Mendoy evening, l was in
:strfioted to ask the may or and council
_ of. yOur city to appoint a committee oi
i live citizens o: your city to meet will.
V . citi 91‘ other sections at the Tour:
" Wollt,‘ as s committee. to prepare
$0,1th“ extending the city lines o:
the City of South Norwaik so as u
embroco oil the territory or the 'l‘owu
o! Norwolk as out-lined in a pctitim
I presented by Senator Donovan to lhlt
:: session ‘0! the General Assembly.
"’ Very truly yours.
(Signed)
ALBERT M. PDHLMAN,
“Mayor 0! City of South Norwnik.
It was voted that the committee be
appointed lover. -
Letter on tile Slots Tax.
The (allowing letter was read by
Clark Keene: ,
I January 18.1911.
Honorable Mayer of Norwalli. Conn
Dear 81:r ——Tho General Assembly
‘ at a within in 4909. nuthmized u stun
_ one m l on the grand list oi
and tow. s, as equalized by the
Monti on stable in tw:
“for cuspsiz‘mpm
seems to me 9'to lily!- been
.. Million: Ind 1 bellow
lies sod towns should tniII
vent the present Genera:
rem authorizing a similar
are of the some opinion.
pleased to have you join
pent in making .0. strong
. I the General Assembly
,- the, Way of thins:
t is true that the state requires
one form for. the conduct of (.114
business oi the commonwealth, bui
cell! II meOMhlo eoano
‘ d be mums
voodoo of the state
plooe where the
‘ fish to: would
'rsilroad.
,. by t 9 state
,' tics. s less
rt'y' in cities.
to: rote in
Win the rate
as” hoolilsuch prop I
All iml cove
“X“Oti th
no‘uiiue‘c'e's-
Mixed Department
I
J. cost being 090 with ten per cent oil
it
21.35
..227 07
15.05
i ‘W
Total .v. ..‘........li,826.67
‘ Reports Ace-pied.
The reading of the report of the li-
brary was dispeu ed with
The police i‘ep rt who read and so-
ment .....I...
oloenopnrtnient.
Financial Department .. . . . ..
Ilvoolo
New Typswlritlng Machine.
it was voted to purchase from Agent
for typewritlns the city records Jointly
with the Board of Water Commission-
ers. I The city and the Water Commis-
sioners elicit arc to pay one hall, the
The cost for each is thorium $40. 50
- Oil Sprinkler Arrives.
Councilman uruoll reported the cr-
rivnl of the ol sprinkler purchased;
some time ago.
He also opolto‘ of the catch basin»
to:- Westport avenue and progicss be
ing mode in ibis direction.
Police Wont New Lockers.
the police unit for several new lockers
(or the men. it was the opinion or the
board thut the place needs attention,
such on sanitation, cleanliness and the
oiling oi" the floors. The matters will
be. investigatmi.
The chairman of the light depurtr
tncut reported it very bad month in his
department.
I'Bllls for‘the Legislators.
Attorney Huhheli‘lspohé oi the bills
"lrawn‘ up and presented by'Corpora-
tlon" Counsel J. J.“W‘uluh relative to
the amendment of the city charter. He
told of othei bills presented. On the
consolidation question there were also
several bills. The corporation coun-
sel was authorized to nppeur before
{he logislutlvo cmumittces, ndvocutiug
the bills he has presented. A bill was
presented providing {or Norwulk city
.0 have the some. privilege. .ts blast
.‘lm-wnlk to purchase electricity from
South Norwalk city.
Election of a Moyoi
Following u short recess, L‘li) (‘ lcih
lumes Kano culled the meeting again
to Older and read a paper uhicb pio
vldod for the holding of the spuriul
meeting for tho election of the mnyor
Ind the extra councilmnn. without (in-
ren days‘ notice Otherwise necessary,
A motion was curried to dccinrc inc
video of muyor vncani. Bullets for tho
election of a man to till this ntiico WI'l‘t’.
prepared.
Four ballots were oust, uli being for
Sdesrd J. Finnegan. He was givi‘il
.he oath of (mice and look the chair.
He expressed his uppreciniion of his
election .und said that he would one
unto his duties to the best of his nblli~
ty.
Mr. Toomey for Councilman.
Mayor Finnegan presiding, the ofilcc
91 one councilman wus Ilcrlurud vu-
cunt
Four ballots Wore cast and all were
for Daniel F. Toomey. the councilman-
slect who lost his ollloo through the
recount to Councilman Charles AI
Quinlan].
Daniel F. ’i‘oomey appeared und was
sworn into office by Attorney James
‘1‘. i-luhbeli.
All hands stunned "on" the mayor.
ll. was voted to return to the for-
mer session.
Appointments of Officers.
it was then voted to make the up»
poinlmeiiis of the various depart-
tucnts.
Chief of Police Thnmus Bradley‘s
resignniion was loud. ucwpied uud lilo
mice declared vacant.
A resolution thanking Cliiut Bradley
or his lsiiblul service was adopted
inn} is copy will be scut him.
The appointments:
City Clerk.
F‘lve ballots, all for James J. Korma.
were cast.
Health Officer.
Five ballots, all for Dr. William J.
Tracey, were cast.
Fire Inspector.
Five ballots were cost for '1‘. Sump-
ier Murray.
City Engineer.
Charles N. Weed received all
ballots.
cummluionor of Streets and aids-
walks.
Five ballots were cast. all for Ed
word F. Dolly.
impact”. or Sewers.
FiVe bullets (or lrving C. Hyington
were cast. .
Collector of Assessments.
Addison A. Bette received all live
hollow.
Corporation counsel.
John J. Walsh received all lives bul-
lots.
_ Outlet-intention of Fire Alarm.
rive ballots were out for Joseph J.
Cohlll. I
I Heard oi Hesith.
The it I'll cost one bullet for the to-
election l'ths present bosrd.
I, Chief of Police Department.
"Number or ballots cool. live.
live
too.
Motherisnd woo lion declared elected
chief at police. ..
. ‘ cause ”on.
Fr" \INInnhsr a: boll "fight. live, or
which .lsr'vlo ,8, Mil Wolidvo. "
Isl-oust oi shell-s. ,
F. C. Riedel the typewriting machine I.
Councilman Quintard reported that i
01‘
“illicit Themes-institutions lllil three
ust slid Thain“ Huhu'liod ’l‘homu
.qu sun It Till8
TllEllTflEllT
W
Why experiment trying to drive the
dandruff germ from underneath the
skin with greasy lotions or i'oncy halo
dressing when i’l’alstod' 5 Drug Store
will guarantee ZEMO and ZEMO Soap
to entirely rid the sooip of the germ
lilo that causes the trouble.
. ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP can be ob
tallied in any city or town in America
and are recognised the best and must
ooonomicsl tlonttnent for all attentions
or the skin or scalp whether on in-
tent or grown person. One shampoo
with ZIL‘MO SOAP and application of
ZEMO will stop itching uud‘cicnusc
the scalp or dondruil and sour!
l'Wo invite you to try ZillMO and
ultimo sour and ii not entirely sails
and we will reiund your money.
illl EAllTll FILLIAPPRMOH
WILL BE GHEAPEBT
(Continued from first page.)
umus. note has been introduced into
the slum legislature.
. The bill in its present lormshould
not be passed. it is unconstitutional
for the Town of Norwulh to usurp the
power of lrnncliluc of the citizens of
South Norwullt and Rust Norwuih. illlil
lorve upon them it monumental bridge
and grand purk uchcmc. 'i‘hc murcb
of progress bus changed conditions hi
the bridge since it was built; it has
become an important thoroughfare be-
tween two growing communities. ’i‘ho
properly along the bridge bus become
valuable for business" piuposcu The
City of South Noiuulk polices and pro
villus lights for the bridge. us it. is all
within the city limits. ulso collects
taxes on the property. Batu Norwnlk
'docu likewist- fur the property iIiong
Seuvimv avcnuc. The Town or Not»
wuik hue collected tuxcs on this prop
urty, uud bus iiovcr'dispuiod ihc right
or the City of South Norwuik or East
NorIvuliI to collect such tunes. The
Town I)! Norwulk legally bus only con
irol oi llIo bridnc where it. crosses the
navigable purl of the river and not the
territory beyond this wulcr-wny.
The Town of Norwnlh, therefore. bus.
in,» right in petition. negotiate, coir
drum or purrhusc property as outlined
in this bill. if this properly is to be
mum~ into n uruud park and the thor-
oughfare made into II monumeutul
bridge. it will have to lu‘ done by the
joint notion of the citizens or South
Noi'wnlk and liusi Noni-hilt.
To fill lu'tlic tints und build u pork
alone. would cost considerable nmrv
than the amount stated in the hill to
do nil the work.
Suction 7 of the bill calls for u con~
crow bridge to be constructed to the
solid upluud on the cunt end of the
bridge. To build the whole trestle on
prom-h or the draw in concrete. us
proposed in the bill, would be an
economic waste or good material. and
more u more of good public money.
The most enduring structure, which
will cost nothing to maintain. and lust
lctvn‘cr. would be on earth llli. An
ourili iill run he puml with nuy kind
of pavement iii any time of the your,
wuiur. bower, nus slid all kinds of com
dulls and poles can be couulrurtcd in
llllll upon it at. will, without great cost.
.\ rnilrcnd compuuy. or any other com-
pany. which did not want to squander
money. would fill will: curtli, n trestle
similar to tho (llli‘ unilor discussion. All
un (‘Xillllllii‘. in full view of this bridge.
tlu- New York, New Haven uud liuri-
lord ruliroud embankment. which wus
mudu nhly at low yours aim. to fill u
similar opening. it is the height 0!
fully and oxiruvuguurc to consider u
concrete bridge to rcplnco the woodcn
li'I‘Isilo npprourh to the draw, its full
length. The filling should he mudc no
rmsomuicnded by Enuiucer Hill.
The navigable portion or the river
needs a new druw, and new approach
es constructed in a permanent manner
at the United States government rem:
lotions for height above high water.
The total width or waterway it) be
somewhat larger thou the opening oi
the New York, New Haven and Hart
lord railroad bridge opening, or Just
enough to prevent a will current.
The buildings should not be disturb
ed; the city and town needs the taxes
from this property. in time. there, will
be constructed here out line buildings
as there ore in the city. brick, stool
concrete and fireproof. Some of the
most convenient and boat dock proper
, ty, it developed. is on the east side at
river. All the dock propertonn
copied and held at it high figure The
property planned by the bill to be used
as a park. is all needed for dock rights.
All communities are striving to in-
tscilitios: the United States hovers
moot. New York state. inland cities.
burg. Germany. or! a nest molly
purpose. But the Town or Norwullt
wishes to have enacted a bill to oiled
thuliy stifle commerce. I
The mum at the bill will molly
side or til ”wound
is tori i
a Wort: shoud
some hitched to it. This would wort:
VWWWW Will. with
th
ihzivost side at the river. is now oc.
crense their water frontage and harbor
such so Manchester. Euaiond Hom-
cities are spending millions for this ;.
alliance the dock property on the west
mole o lot oi
alitiolons to light out.
be curried Oh no or-
it unity planned with no stood until
3: lulury tto any interest sud would
«no N"
Biennial Report sham increases in.
ApproprlstlonsI_
The biennial report of the state
board oi control has been issuud.
Schedule A show increases of the
appropriations for the fiscal term
ended September 80 1.909. These.
smouniing in tliefinssl‘eilnte to $81,
950. $7, onnbllld tho comptroller to mow
orders for oil bills approved by him,
he chargeable to the appropriations i
tor that fiscal term. I I
Schedule B shows increases or the
appropriations for the fiscal term enti-
iu September 30. 19.11. amounting to
$0 ..07101.
The board or control mailing the
report. consisted of Governor Wank B.
Weeks, Treasurer Freeman F. Potion.
Comptroller The 0P“ l) liradstreetrnud
Attorney-Genera John '1‘. ihight ’i‘he
schedules follow: I.
Schedule A
increases of appropriations of goiter
ill nssomhlv of i907 i’ul fiscal teim
ended September 00. H900.
Sluts Board of Education.
Olllco Expenses ........... 3' 00000
Pay & cxpunses spcciul ngcutu 1.50000
Public libraries ............ 1,000.00
Clerks' salaries ............ " ...50
Common schools:
Supervision ........... Sill. it
Average attendance giuui li.,..‘.!8. 70 .
Judge Fulrflcld criminal c. l
salary ................... 250 00 5
Prosecuting attorney i‘l‘lll’l-
inulc. c. p., salary ....... couch
Commissioners of domestic
hnlmnlu salary .......... 41.50‘
Stone ruphors ‘g‘oucrul us~
sembiy. .. . . ........... 30
“Bonn. School for lmilccllcuI. 2.2mm
New Haven County Tempo
llourd lilll .............. 81:24!»
r‘ox luluulieu ............ 330.20
l-ldm'ailmt of deaf umi dumb. instill"
88l,95li.hl’
Schedule B
lucrcuscfi‘oi Milimllrllliblia ol’ noncr-
nl assembly 01 100‘.- lor ducal term cud-
iug September so, ’lilii:
Forest lire Wurdcn . ........ 8 l.500.00
t‘mumon schools:
Supervision . ............. 20,020.”
AIlIiutuut-(lcncrul:
Nuvni Militia. assistance if.
S. S. Mitcltlus ... .......... 2.95900
(lorcrnor:
Exiruordlnury I-xpcnscu ..... 1.175.00
Shell l-‘lnb (‘mnmiassluuz
inspection oi mu dumping 250ml
('ouu. Hospiiu ,l'nlr Ibo lnsuue:
Nursee‘home. I-n phonon oi 3,000.00
The Secretary :
0mm und inruimtufls ....... 3,0000
i‘or dlcm clerks ........... Lin-0.00
Conn. Agricultural Expcri- *
' mcnt. l-liutiou:
Chemical laboratory couipie '.
tion of ................ 99.80
Tuberculosis Commission:
Construction and equipment.11.00000
Slum Librarian: .
molds-pints ................ 2,500.00
State Police Ilollurimcut: '
Salaries ..... .. . .......... i ..800 00
Special (Juicers ............ 1.500. 00
Traveling expenses ........ l.18'l.lli
immune by wild deer ....... 800 00
Glastonbury unIl Rook Hill
lorry ................ . 300.il‘_
“Hindi!
REMEMBIR THE NAME .
Foley o Honey and Tor for all cousin
but! colds. for eroup. bronchitis.
hoarscneeo and tor racking is grippe
coughs. ”No opiates Refuse substi-
totes The Fridge Pharmacy and w.
F. Wismote it Co.
ww‘ténuul?” ;
FLAX- SEED
EMUHWNL. {3
u . ..
The reilohlszmsdy dill:
prevents pneumonia.
and 3 tr. ”the town should strive ~
drive it only. it wouldtsooin the Son
of beads would hm ed the our
stole briduo and ports
notice to the City of
lulu business and Mt lioness doll!
.fl I 11111 '1
mailman ,; I
i Silk- it youths: Wm Soot
evidence oi Is- cold—don't
gush until .viilvsluc time his
rni‘y Home ............. 2103.70
New London County Tempo—
rury Home ............ 2.00.300
Slate lllbrury:
Purchase of books ......... 1.01 i I53;
lucldcniiilh ........ ‘ ...... 12?: ll -
iliuding of books .......... ‘2032
Shell Fish tommifliml
Assessment and collection oi
oi’ luxou ................. 135.50 .
inspection nod btmIIiur. ..... 'l ityl
Inspection of iliud dumping. 5h 70
Kepulis of signals .......... 1‘27. 70;
Board oi prisoners in county
jails. .................. .18.hl7.0.l
'l‘hc Soc‘retnly: i
nilicc und inclilomolu ....... 204.10 l
Slum i’olicc Dmuimnoui:
Sulnrlcs .................. 1.36.34.00
Special olllcors ........... lift:
i‘ruvciiug expenses» ....... . 1.13-1.20
Non London Supttiul (‘om-t:
Jury debenture ............ 333‘: 77
High schools:
Tuition ...... .....I ....... . . 4.03:...”
Transportation ............ 1,173.")
Printing public dm‘uuwuts ..l?.02|.'.ld
Sundry purposes ........ 7,066.87
(luum‘ul Assembly
l‘ruusportutlcu ......... diliqu‘. I,
(Rum. Hospital for llii) insnuv: I.
Linonine ......
A This means the moonlit: at will...
I (in our use
Sirolln (Pronounced
Elba-ills):
The celebroted Swiss moody lot coughs snd colds.
' 000d CfippéWeother
This kind of weather produces epi-
demics of grippe and heavy colds.
Protect yourself bywr
lst. Wehring warm
2nd By keeping your eet dry.
31d. By eating plenty of nourish
ing food .
4th.
to- taste
morning.
With these precautions
fear the grippe, or any 0th
afi‘cction.
Modern medicine is largely a science
of means to prevent disease.
Sit Olln~lhe celebrated
otiona—not only prevents colds and
coughs. the grippe and other disorders
of the respiratory organs,
these ailments, when they are develop-
ed, in a few days.
oi Siroii n
togetherwlth
rules cl hygiene.
By takin%adose of pleasant—
irolin night and
“soot-H uopwptx. cou-_u.., rotten/Iv. rsshunnv "11.1011.
.—
u
A Bottle
I of .3th
1dr clothing
odious and children.
ins consumption.
in the. House;
Sirolin is the ieodinz remedy
lot cousin end colds lor both
it is commended by physicians
in every medical centre.
it in woudntiullyusolul in trest-
lt absolutely
prevents the occurrence 0! it.
it is a cure (or wsotior discuss.
contains» no
i oi his big:
*NL
unstained
bit-I" blunting
oomtlpa-
tlnd drug.
you need not illouniversolly popular.
Ito voluolu unique. ‘oiill, rqohoto. Milimil the &-
er pulmonary _ 9 l mu. m “A than M.
I , , ‘ valuable drugs. illrol‘tn is com-
Your Physician pounced with o mist-ore sus-
Swiss prepar-
Sells II:
but ii relieves
Knows Sit-01in.
Your Druggist
Siroiin is very herseobie to the
polars. . it is o Drop-rotten pos-
sessing all the virtues oi zuolncol
irritating Wives oi wslccoi.
the “NW Willie ti! cteosote,
Siroiinll sot Haywstsuisom it “
uisolmorovos his appetite. osslsts
digestion odd oldo nutrition. '-
Sirolln is o physicioo' o remedy
—-noto potent nootrum. it comes
to America with the highest
Europeln reputation.
SIR9LIN, the Famous Remedy for the Grippe. lo at your Drugulot's.
THE SIROLIN COMPANY. 365 & ”1 Seoul Street. New York
E
LIGHT
is THE not” THAT
NEVER Mite”. is YOUR
HOUSE PlPED FOR
cast we no
House Piping
at Cost
DROP M AND LET U8
GIVE YOU AN 88'"-
MATE ON YOUR HOUOE
Housntonic
.-PowerCo.
I II I.
M
CANADA WILL I! BENEFlTTED.
People interested in Fisheries indoo-
try Piss-ed With Proposed Reci-
ooitly Plan.
ST. JOHN:‘ N 8.. Feb. 7.--'l‘lio llsiI
cries industry of Conan, especially in
tho moritlms provinces. would he
molly benenttod by the rotiiicolion or
the proposed reciprocity tsraement he-
tweeu the United States and Canada.
«in the opinion or J. F. Colder. one or
the Dominion inspectors oi lotteries.
who is in this city. The reciprocity
arrangements. it carried out. said Mr.
Colder. “will. undoubtedly result in n
momenta-Ito the iishius industry.
Chis is «Molly true in the case or
on industry that we»
seriously crtpp by the possess in
unlimited Stotes ot the McKinley tor-
ltt a“hill. Under the new “resident
smoked hurl-ins end the prepared:
boneless herring ore tom be admitted
into the United sis-mm.
a».w¢.~~un..w~m.s ...... 4M . may“... newts“... Is... ... ...
HAVE LEASED GROVE.
.lumos Connors and John F. Car-
poulI-r, or Norwnlli. have taken a lease
of ilcrtnun 0. Schmidt‘s picnic grove
in (‘ruubury {or the coming season.
They will sub-lease the grove to varl
pus sock-tics and associations wish
lug to hold clnm babes and outings
there. Mr, Schmidt has niwuys
doubled the use or ihc pluco to the
lire companies out h year and rosettes
lhul llillll this your.
NORWICH EDlTCRI DEAD.
NORWICH. Feb. 7.—~Albert A.
Sparks, managing editor of the Nor-
wich Bulletin. died of npoplexy yester-
day. He had not been ill. so far as
known, prior to the fatal shock. He
had held an editorial position with the
Bulletin for several rears. Mr Sporlts
had been with .the Inspector about
forty-live Yours including“ ooom
ltor and taking an editorial positiogoi: ..
recent Years.
THAMER
Optician
WEARING GLASSES NOW
may prevent ultimate eye failure.
keep your temDOrary eye weakness
from becoming chronic. snd insure
eyesight for the future. . We em-
ploy Oculiata, Graduate Physicians.
to examine the eyes. Tliis SER-
VICE l8 RENDERED WITHOUT
CHARGE. .
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford. Conn.
Openi Mon. & Sat. Evenings.
Dre
Dresses. The display
to so.
mite houses, livid «plumntto
o ism number or low
auction at boneleo WY“?
on Ash some lies Muscular lmwiill
tho lint 01110.wa “Million!“
{drills America it
‘EEMW stints "s the some” solos-i
mint wliibs touch up in the densities;
Parliament tit mom on
next. eminent is be
ins smelly o i into at
Constitutional rm. so“
instinct
oudmiso soililll; .MfiVE
House
' Note the new Spring Styles in House
quite the best We have ever shown. Sizes 34
Prices. $1, $1.50
and $1.98
The N. E. Ryan Co.
). i so yrs-sluice
sses
is most complete. and
«l
(O
Norwalk Chronicler