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Telephone 195-3
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fincord Division. No. ii, Sons of
pecance. met last evening and
:I:':l:¢;l:lli.':‘.ljllt . . v‘
, stallatlon of voting machines, thereby
‘ on the part of voters and raciiliiiiuig
, Aerlclt n. stein. owvv‘sv M- War and
use irritants mi ‘~
can or tourism
(continued fromuii‘irst rape.»
Elected. 'i‘lio corporation counsel eleov
ted was Judge Joseph R. Taylor; city .
enslneer. Samuel W. Hoyt. in; no
and building inspector.. Harold F.
tilarkc. The matter of appointlus s
street columlssionervwas hold up for}
two weeks
vv Mayor 'l‘uiumsny' a message contain- ,_
ed several important lllxflollionflrf
among them the beautifying 0!“ tgk
highways; improving the 0113’
property in Water stm W doing
away with nuisances “WWW“ with
refuse dispoul' clearing up the city
lot m Funny: street different quar-
Mum. the library building; Jiidlcious-
[y expending the proceedings pf the
two bond issues recently voted; in-
doing away with so many monl‘ilm‘
the count of the ballots.
The councilmen' present Were Will-
iam Mitten. Hairy W. Mather. Fred-
”Georse 1.. Oliver Tho absentee was
Councilman William F'. llo.\'t.
titty (ilAAA-l. John'J. (luneo read the
mluum of the previous met-tins. m
whiivli lime the city officials toolt tho.
so
sacted routine business;
V‘.
The F‘nlrfleld County National iiv 'lllli .
hooters met yesterday as llfillll lllltl
ondncted routine business
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"Y, Sherwood IIIAi \\ itll t’l .lllllt‘i:
. v.."\,~ I, Ewen? H) \(‘W 30H: (‘ill 1:
5"} iiicitoic \ Av ice.
clot-iliiv lights im the Old
vA, Hook and IAilllli‘l (‘oinpuli5 have}
lved and nic iii-lug iiistullcd
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””1 Hobart Smith oi \ow ioi 1. cii5vA
has purchased the second hand (liol .
5:, land automobile of Roy H. Sherwood 1
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The state convention of the Brick i
you, Masons and Planters union nill
hold in Dinihnry on DA :obcv.‘ ill and.
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e La‘dicc' AiAi siiiim of AiA.A ivliul'v
Qi’filumh' will hold :A scum: son
misfitviloinorrow afternoon in iiio Av.ii lli‘ ii
Micron . ‘
. . liuri5'. ll. T anicloid..
.Wllliam ..l l‘ouivll .ir Amount}
N' Mto‘ndliig the baseball game today}
M-dphu ll Dniiln, oluno iiinci‘, iivoin'
w Your iii now iii ioiiii ’lo Si‘tllll‘v
s newbies iilltllt'sri oi tclopliolio :.ii‘
onoe- Mfliui homo floiiAi A
’l‘he Nutmeg Club in ntliodiill-ii lo
siting. 'Bllslncss of liiipoi‘tuiico willi
lkoly be brought before the session.
PM. E. T. Brown, of Franklin iv,nonuc
mills been spendink the summer in
Me. has uctllrncd homo. Mrs
Wit is visiting in Washington, D.
‘iii'oertlllcato of change or name or
“j‘flpitserfihulvoy lint Co. of Dan-
. ’. to the .1 Banks u Spltzer (‘0.
f‘norwnlk, has been tilod in the of
do of the secretary of state.
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.85va florwaik ladies are attend
or tho missionary meeting at thcA
Menpdrt Congeresatloual Ciifirch to
so... There was a basket luncheon at
dim and those present are hearing an
grosses by those eminent in the mis-
voidllsry Work.
Attorney Nehemiah (tundee and .lo-
‘ Weierbury today. attending the forty-
‘iihlrd annvuiii session of the grand
lodge. Knights of l‘ythias. They ure
the accredited representatives of Olive
Jlrunch hedge. or South Norwulk.
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.' Refreshments followed the regular
meeting of ()ur Brothers’ lodge. No.
10. i. 0. 0. FA. lust evening. in the
Willi street quuriern and the affair will
.oopodlally pleasant socially. A large
be was the result of the so
new mail carriers of Fairfleld
or held to Saturday evening
home of Frank Fowler, bake
itsnhtlry. Carriers from
and
are preterit.
transacted and afterward:
with.
AlioAl5 chomp by ”it victims of this
{pllyiy ilflillnliffl'lb',
.
; hullvll ups and swinging our our side
will] of oillce and adjourned until incl
cvcning.
Muym 'lunlmuni than read his men-
suuc which won as followzs public
0
(lentlcmcn of tho COIIIK‘HZ
in beginning the work uliiih is to,
be pcrfmincd by you during the Mir}
iciit fiscal 5on1 us the administrative
city it may be pciillicni for me to
suggest in 5ou ccriuiu muilcrs for
5oiilv carol’ul consldcr.uiimi and i do
'so in lllt‘ lull (‘Ollllilt‘llt‘t' that they hill
wh'iotolic ni iour hunds llioiougll luv-ion
.lltziiiion. and that onn ncliou will be;
llitliuvizivd and guided only by what;
nill5 liuploi-iu you us bring for the host. ‘-
vliilcroizto ol’ the city. in this collllcc-i‘
lion it mu} not be union: to any tliul.
while no blue liccn Alioscn hi the
Republican potty in :sAAlinliil [0! the";
Ail5 .3 iifl:illi~ wu mil t ioniilc llllll no
lull not ilivi illc l”"illli§t‘lllljll\lfi ill the;
!
livipiiiillcuii poiii uloiiv lull its the
chosen tillll'lillw‘ of tho ivnliriv citizen-
ship oi iliA- iii5 uiiAl om udiuliilslin
lion .vilioillil not luv ionAlucicd stilt-lliA
on initial“ lllli‘i“. but ill suih 8 M55 mi »
to brim: ”lt‘ urciiioui mod to the Ali5 I
‘z'iiiil its lliluiliiiuiiis Iiiivvipoillio of
1
Univ city has lilllili of Which we niily.
t‘civl proud and in which in- may all
lllli'l‘ plivnsiliio. 'l‘lici.v me some thinks
in ivlilAli lhc (ll5‘ may ltl‘ llnprmvotl._
”Expert Silverwrse
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Sto‘rekecpers, Attentiou!
Do not fail to give attention to the
Lighting expert Silverwise of New
York“ City. who will call upon you
v shortly to explain the best lighting
proposition that hasxbeen offered the
ill This gentleman will .be
here for a limited time, so we advise
you to take advantage of this offer
that he will make.
This offer is for a short
time only
Housatonic Power
Company
ug [a
W" .. vnliil Alluring ilicln iii the cure llild.
{MM All“! lliiiitzll of Now YOrk (‘ll\, lilvitiillf5ilit: of (lili‘ llllill\\‘il)':i. A5 \\'tv
mamanlod li5 u Nikli‘i nut. vac. \li\~ { puss llll'tllliiil lhAv strut-ls of the city.
“vluston, is filli‘liilillil ll (PW litifi'lvl: \\‘i‘ “5-4: tvunfilunny iiii‘l hy liliML‘llll)‘ u 1... . . . .
with her parents 1“ Mi'l'Wlll BUN- ‘ hliillii cxlondlttvg out from viirloiiri oil to lake uiiv‘li urtion its might
proper to obtain from Andrcu (‘uivnc
ii :Alltvi. We ili‘rv also met by posit-rs gle the,gll‘i ofin hum of monc5 to he
Wild 9' regular buslncsn meeting ””3 null liii\f‘l'.ll (vincnts of vnrlmis kluilii expended in the erection of u librar5 iliii-rviitimm uud him His
which are .uvt ugulnat bullillnus nud‘bulldlnx. us iilll summer from the ( in ‘
tonnes throughout, the city. ily the records. Tho. thou council fnllcd to}
removal of these objortlonublo feat» take any action in connection with.
lures. oilr highways may bc mude \vcry . this proieci. und ouch succeeding;
much more nitrucilvo and usrconlilczcouncil has “"10er the mutter. i be!
to the eye. {Here the time is now propitious for
Some years ago the city purchased rolling up this question with Mr. i‘nr-
u trucl of meadow liuiil exicndlnu‘nesle. and that by concerted action
from Water simci custcrly to lheru the part of this council, we may.
channel of Norwnlli harbor and lllliiidlli‘lng the present. your. cause to he
uiondow lnnd has to it lnrgc extent } erected and completed a library bulld-
boon tilled in and Is now uvullublc for ing which will be a credit In every
the city's use. ,wuy to the city, andyill unswer its
'l‘he filling in of this meadow land 1 needs and requirement: for many
has not been managed no as to create years to come,
friendly focllngs towards the city on‘ The electors of the city have deter-
ilic part of those livinan the vicinity mined by their bailout upon two bond
of ‘the dump, and the city has been i issues, one of 875,000 for public bulld-
ilircmeneci with litigation because ofglnsa. and another of si00.000..for street
prevailing conditions. Were we rcsl- pavgmonui. How much of these
dents of the locality. We Wall d 60- amounts may be expended during this
stir. though the property might be administration will. to a large eatont.
used as a dumping ground, that it be determined by your body. I not
“till Riley, of South Norwalk. are in.
ottici parts of; the
Routine busi-
’ . enjoyed nibble» dad-o. v bountiv
olin H. smith, new
cold ides or
His tether
should be carefully watched end kept
as free from nuisances as posidble.
i believe that this object may be ac-
complllthed by removing the buildings
located on the present city lot on
the corner .pf Clay and Franklin
streets and which ore used as barns
and tool booties. from the city lot
and locating some on the doclt lot.
and by providing in one of said build-
quu suitable quarters for n hlty em-
ployee who may remain constantly on
the dock lot and see that nuisances
are prohibited and avoided. At very
little expense the dock lot may also
be made availablesfor the purposes of
the water commissioners. namely, the
storage of pipes, etc. of the street dov
partment for the storage of crushed
stone etc, and the electrical depart«
ment for the storage of poles. etc.
which would undoubtedly mean a com
slderable saving to the city in the
course of s remyenrt. Until utilised
for other purposes. the present lot
v might be cpnvorted into a small park
and breathing place for our citisenll
audits made a point of beauty up our
Wtomrsphy instead of a blemish»
has to to ion: a time berm
much in need of
' toners for its
lllil‘ltry. So is;
oil. til! 0M II
1. . but tho
which viii.
iii concerto
sure that in canalderlng these prob-
lems, you will bring to them the very
best that is in you. and that‘ you will
not permit yourself to be swayed by
individual ideas or influence- to the
disadvantage of the interests of the
city
Under the laws of this state. voting
machines may be adopted and used by
any municipality. tlo much confusion
has resulted from the adoption and
use of the present form of ballot, and
so much time has been consumed in
in making the count and obtaining rev
will. that i have come to the conclu-
sion that the ideal method of votlno
is by using the voting machine. When
it takes sis men from five o'clock in
the afternoon until nine o'clock in
in. succeedlnoltofllds to Mill about
twelve hundrod ballots. it teed- un-
perstlve that. these should be vs
change In the method of ballotlns
and counting.
t submit the forecourt; situations
for your ccnsideratlpn and mom
mend their adoption. in the course
or the year, "P i become more familiar
with the needs of tho city. i may
find it human to matter: other 'fl-a
commutation-i and ,1 atom get but
tats to do so as occasion may require
1 «this that all or our yours works
may be undiluted harmoniously. and.
i
tic ilpmi iliiv t‘hilli‘lllil‘ll iii" 5A>iiiv term off immi, to “H u“.
0"th “ill llt most tviiiiuliliv .\ln5 the
Illiiiic lliiiivl iw ulili 5nd in 5cm do
nisdom
girtilvc you in 50m coni lusions in c-on
"cotton with the various problems
with which you will be confronted
during the your
Committesa Named.
Muymv Tammany announced the folv
lowlihg appointment of commlitcca:
ifuimnilltce on Finance“ William
Miller.
Committee on Streets. and Servers:
Henry W. Mather.
Committee on Police and Health:
George L. Oliver.
i‘cmmfttee on Library. Printing and
lights: William F. Hoyt.
committee on City Hall and Water:
Geolrse bl. Way.
committee on Fire Department:
Mloricli H. Field.
The appointments of the various
committees were notified by the coun-
oil.
The nest business beta; the election
of s} president or the council. the
alert. on motion of Councilman Matil-
er. than Instructed to cut one sbllot
for William Illller for this position.
and this was done.
Tile election of tire marshal and
building inspector was then proceeded
to. Harold 1". Clark was the unenl-
nlous choice of the dve' councilman.
and .he was declared elected.
Lilian. iii. Mahmud, secretary of the
South Not-walk “repent-talent. sub-
mitthd for approvol of the council the
following list of odlcers of the depart-
ment. elected atttbe annual meetins.
held Thursdpy. September lltb.
Oiisf Maser: oeom w. nostr-
duh.
It It Assistant Business: Howard
its 1 little .
It" . . v Assistant Basins»: Jacob
.H. l villi). Jr.
Adi rotary: Charles iii. Lockwood.
.v'l‘l A user: A. ill. Winchester. .
DA srtment phyrlclsu: Dr. H O
blister.
'l‘t
noun potion it
‘t;}e “bani proceeded to bullet for
iteration counseltv 0v! the lire
voter'cast. Judge “staph 3 fi‘aylor to-
new. arm one. sud be m declared
the choice of the heathen -
'i‘lv- ballot was then soodi‘llod to.“
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c‘umnc5 caused by:
the v\lillall(lit of lllt‘ term of Dr. Roth“
1’” M Wotfc the bullets were chillE
for llr. Jenn ltliinorller.
When tho time came for tho nomlvl
notion of A street commissioner. Coun-
rilman Miller stated that this was an'
important oiilcc, und as be believed
the council was not ready to pm
with the matter, he moved that the
matter be laid over for two weeks.
This was so voted.
Frank L. Britta. of 3! Pine street.
John Fllslnlter of Lexington avenue.
and L J. Jones. of East Norwalk.
applied for positions so superinten-
dent of streets. The matter was re—
ferred to the committee on streets
for lnveitlxatlon.
The water commissioners recom-
mend the continuation of the tour-inch
pipe in Washington street, and this
was voted.
The commissioners also sent the
following communication to the coun-
ell:
To the Honorable Mayorsnd Board
of bounoilmon:
Several land owners on Knapp and
Oxford streets have petitioned for city
water. We withhold our renounce!»
dution for the following reasons:
The first and most serious in that
the property is so situated in :elotion
to the level of Meadow street It the
bridle that “one cannot be disposed
of except by pumping and forbids
throush private property into a lens
tidal brook or s nitration plant.
Without the larger amount that
would be used if piped water were obv
(
' ulnable by simply turning a faucet.
done of the stairs and cesspools over-
how late the street and are I nuis-
ance at this time. Within afew feet
of our city line it can be easily been
iced that a mace‘tct‘ty craft!
or more houses“.vrlthout sewers would
be with unlimited voter. ,
Second. the streets. areoiiuost bin
puslble. 'in fact daemons. “be pro-
tect the city and themselves and
council approved. of tbeAIbcva metre purchaseraoi bulidlus lots more
carom. we recommend that «new
tion be taken end be made public; so
that plans and locations tor bosses
must be presented hereto commencing
Motion to tile water commission-v
era. lftcut of the citynitnits. m i!
to tho build!" lit-F
(tintz’
Trimmed lists
8 $3. 98 to $40 ‘
SHAPES
40 SHAPES IN VELVET. A FINE
SHAPES AT, $1.49
VERY SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY.
AT 99c
”H.990
VARIETY OF STYLES.
......... $1.42
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Suits, Coats and Dresses
"THE RIGHT KIND."
WE ARE SHOWING A BIG LINE OF FINE SUITS. COATS
AND DRESSES AT POPULAR. PRICES.
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EXTRA SPECIALS
at the A&P Store
VERY BEST BUTTER, a pound .....
ETXRA FANCY POTATOES. a peck.
Ad? FLOUR. 24! .2_ pound bag.
AdP FLOUR, a barrel
......................... .......34c
25c
The Great A’&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T” SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
FREE DELIVERY.
W- _... M.» -w. .p -._ ........ _
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THAMER
Ocullsts and Opticians
Everyone Engaged in Business
fl; lookcd After and renamed at once.
‘if “e cmplm experienced (lcullsls—~
iii-hero they are constantly using
their cycs should see that they are
all right. .\u5 strain should be
graduate IllnslililiiS-‘iil examine
(A593 and guarantee satisfaction.
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford. Conn.
Open Saturday Evenings.
trlctlon. I
Stephen S. Hatch.
(.‘lirlsiiau Schwartz.
Water Commissioners.
B. J. Reynolds,
H. 8. West. M. 0..
Robert E. Perdue. M. i).,
Board of liealih.
Mayor Tammany thought there
might be some legal questions “"0“”
ed in the above. and lie deemed it well
to refer it to the corporation counsel,
instead of accepting it and adopting
the recommendations of the health
and ‘water board. as some of the
councilman were desirous of doing.
it will decided to consult the new cor.
partition counsel in the matter.
The city clerk Was instructed to
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:tlon regarding the saying of a build-
ing from his property. down Water
street. He stated that the steam
pipe of the (‘rofut & Knapp Company
:and numerous wires across the street
inierferrcd with the progress of the
building. It developed that no peli-
mission had been granted to move the
building and a motion was made to
refer to the committee on streets.
Councilman Mather thought that
the matter should be refehred to the
building and tire inspector. and Court-
cilman Miller believed that the mutt
should be referred to both the street
committee and building and dive lit-
specter. and this was voted.
Councilman Miller urged that all
bills be looked over and audited ll
draw weekly orders for the salaries of advance of «ob meeting. so that met-
the members of the police force. lire
department drivers and tillermcu and
street department employee.
it was resolved that all bills against
the city he presented to the city clerk
on or before the Thursday on which
a meeting will be held. and by the
clerk sent to the proper committees.
and by the latter returned to the
clerk by Saturday night. so that all
would be ready for the meeting of
the councll on the following Mondsy.
it was resolved that the rules of
order of council of 1911 no odopted by
this council. '
the renewal of the surety bonds coin
Norwallt. for the ensulna year It I
rate at thirtyvlire cents per hundred
heretofore. The memorendninv of
bonds follows: Mayer. it. 000; tax
collector, “0.000: treasurer. ”0.000:
city storm. “.000. .
on motion at Councilman Miller.
his beads.
rolls or this city employer! for tho
Misuse or the south.
is varcs retort that an assessment
first. mascots; twist lures“
erlna the odiclsls of the city or South}
or $8.80 per thousand. the same as '
the line or .r. or men a coil tuci.‘
'“ ‘m "It! contme M “will” on pontintent. aithcusb it had no
tore could be facilitated when the
meetings were held. He claimed that
lmuch of the delay at previous meet-
lugs had boon caused by the bills not
bolus properly looked after.
Mayor Tammany congratulated the
members of the “council on their
promptncss In usemhllns and hoped
that it would establish a precedent
which would be continued during the
rear. its also expressed the hope
that all would be pleased with the
various appointments on commitml.
so he had endeavored to select what
[would be suited to each one. and at
A5 5.1, Layton . (30.. m, ”hummus same time conserve the interests
of the city
Adjournment was taken to Monday .
evening. October com.
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soiliosli. erase eravr runs.
Foresters are lntemted in a recent
decision in the New York courts sue-
tisltu a claim" of $600 for a tree out
new?» a construction company.
This was upheld as a fair «illness or
ltd “coin-v v.slue" it was not based
relation to the value of the tree as
The dance committee us lustruc- timber or overload The tree had
led to borrow 01.000 to meet the ply}
been at thins of use and profit on the
street. When it use out down the-
loss had not M merely osmotic. .
Foresters are ascent-sped to did that n
the courts use out in“? or tor-nat-
tuna-Oblong: .
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