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1 call uromotes rowth-
RoWAYTON .
S. H. Purdue, of West Side avenue,
wont «to NewiGsnasn‘. today. on a
shooting trip. '
Raymond Brothers' team and men
are unloading a stationary engine anti
other supplies, and carting them to the
ioloncl Raymond bridge, where Con-
tractor liloley will begin work this
Week.
Samuel King. of New Haven, who
sustained 'n fractured skull by falling
from the tender of a locomotive at the
Rowayton watering troughs, is still in
7 A railroad tire-
maii's cap was found lying ili a'pool
of blood near the standpipo by people
'v‘rllo went down to make an investiga.
the Stamford 'l‘lospitui.
tlon yesterday afternoon.
A meeting or Reliance _ilooit and from these-failing across their path.
Ladder Company was held last even
ing at the headquarters in- itowaylon One party that stopped at the Dal'lon‘
avenue, at which time it was‘voted garage .for repairs, reported that a.
to elect a board of engineers for the large tree, uprooted by the wind. fell
‘ . I if . Mersiizur‘gor has no effect
H a I r He 1 whatever upon the color 0f the
> .. . ' 1) hair. it cannot poSsibiy change
the colorliin‘any way. But it promptly stops falling hair, and
Ask our doctor first.
11ers use nu. it is charm. «this.
the able management of
J. 0. far 09.;
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i tit-acute. saint-any night, in the Spi‘in
dale gymnasium. New candidates worn
tried. ‘A strong team is what the ac
gi‘fiKfltiOil looks like on the boards.
They showod up very well at Biliar-
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Harold
Sclilicbting, and the individual efforts, .
of women on the‘bewm, they.wlil
intent with few deft-alts through the
season. it. has taken some time to se-
care enough good material for the pros:
out team, hilt it looks as though they
have the pick of the neighborhood.
The wind storm that seized Daricn
i in its grasp early Sunday morning, and
‘ grew in intensity through the day. lat-
er being Joined with a violet down-
pour of rain. was the worst. many of
the old-timers say, iii many years. in
several houses in the neighborhood
windows were broken, and in some
instances, blown out of the sills. Trees
were blown down, and many narrow
escapes are repented by automobile.
parties traveling along the Post road,
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to investigate into the matter of the
erection of a city hall. to report in
the near future. . '
» This is intscoordanoe with'a, rots
"taken at -the?ihst;‘lnnnlial cleation, at'
which time the ‘cltiss‘ns votedlu farm;‘
of the legislative not, authorising tip.
(iii. of South Necwalk to issuoubonds
to he amount of $75,000 loathe pur-
pose of ‘Morecting municipal billldingv
The matter was brought to wheat! W
Councilman. mva‘i- hiatird', with
urged immediate action. ' ‘
Councilman Wilbum Miller also
spoke of the need of a new public il-
hrary, and CorlmI-aiion Counsel Joseph
R. Taylor ruled that under the not pro
vidlng for the bond issue, a portion of
the avails'of this bond issue could he
used for the purpose of purchasiug‘a
Sile for the proposed new public?“-
brsry. , . '
The paid men of the tire department
came to the front with a petition pray-
ing for an increase ill their salary to
the amount of $2 our man per week.
comparing the South Norwalk depart-
ment. unfavorabiy with other depart~
ments in the slate, and urging that
fills council take up this matter, which
preceding bodies had refused to enter-
tain.
Police Commissioner George ll. Oll~
ver submitted an amendment to the
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. on some of the side roads especially.
was demoted by the board.
police ordinance, providing for the ap-
pointment of a, police sergeant, which!
mimic ,
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flap, heartburn, headship, Sour.
account All Stomach filmy
2:, “Ended Willi Pan’slilapllpsin
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Nothing will re
at T0 . ‘y
‘doople that l’ ‘
than be permali
.. T «clarinet
Jiexall lily-spot ‘” :5‘ail .39“ _. {will ., ibflllg,
whoev- thisrnre ,“ “do" uninitiated thé‘
‘htedicina’nhuniareiy this if it “fails to .
give satisfaction to any one using it. .
' The recoup»: ounces-i“ of flora“
'Dyfllifllhlln Tablets is line "to the high
degree of scientific skill used in devio-
lux their formula as Well as to tilt
care ”exercised in their manufacture,
whereby the WelHtfiMii properties of
Bismuth-Subnitxatc and Popslu have
becucomblneti with Carminatives and
other agents.
Bismath-Bubnitrato and Popsin are
constantly employed and recognised
by the entire medical profession as in—
vsluablo in the treatment of lndigfl
tion and dyspepsia.
The Poplin used in nexall Dyspep-
sia Tablets is carefully prepared so as
to dchiop its greatest efficiency. Pop-
lin supplies to the digestive apparatus
one of the most important elements
of the digestive fluid. Without it the
digestion and assiniliatioai of food are
impossible. -
The Carminlitlves possess properties
whit-bald in relieving the disturban-
ces and pain caused by undigested
food. This combination of these in-
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main undigested or
sour on ‘yolwpntoinndhzii you will take
a little Diapeplin ‘oilciaionally. This
powerful digestive and antacid,
though as harmless and pleasant as
candy... will digest had prepare for as.
similatlon into the blood all the food
you can eat. .
Eat what your stomach craves.
without the slightest fear of lndlges~
tion or that you will be bothered with
sour risings, Belt-hing. Gas on Stom-
ach. Heartburn. . Headaches from
stomach, Nausea. Bad breath, Water
Brash, or a. feeling like you had swal-
iowod a lump of lead, or other dis-
agreeable miseries. Should you be
suffering now from any stomach dis~
order you can get relief within five
minutes. _
if you will get from your pharma-
cist a fro-cent case of Pope’s Diapep-
sin you could always go to the table_
with a hearty appetite. and your
meals would taste good, because you
would know there would be no lndl»
section or Sleepless nights or Head-
igmdiemg makes . remedy invaluable ache or Stomach misery all the next
for the complete relief of indigestion . day: and besides, 3’0“ would “0t need
liaxailve or liver pills to keep your
cl
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from its usual price.
the fingers.
druggist for them.
commons oimo PLAYER.
music Lovers ’ Interested ‘in Knobs "ASHES P'MFLEB 5“
Piano Company Announcement.
All music lover's will no doubt bel
interested in an announcement of the ‘. i0r Eczema, Psoriasis, and all 0
Knobs Piano Co. on another page “fidlseuses 0, the skin has given mm
this issue. In this announcement, the l thorough ”Mfummnumn the D. D. m
famous Prlmatone player piano is ad-l for Eczema. . .
reduction
is
rtlsed at a very great
The Pl‘lmaione player piano is that
smallest player piano made, containing i only gm,“ instant relief to the itching;
the full eighty-eight note mechanism.bum“,g skin, quickly driving out my
The distinguishing characteristics ofS the disease germs, but u 15 also 1%
the i’rlmatone, however, is its com-limp”. delightful wash for the complex-L
bactness, a seven and one-half octave; ion they ever used. Absolutely harm
piano into which has been lustalletla’ 108,3 and. pleasant to use. D. D. 1,9,,"
complete eighty-tight. note mechanism. cleanses the skin of all ,manr impuni-
The marvelous tonal qualities con- i ties, such as rashes and pimples, over
taincd in ”‘13 ”hm" connot 0‘ "Our“ night, and leaves the skin clear and
be given justice in these columns. You , smooth as that of achild.
have to hear it to satisfy yourself of
that. The Primatone uses all eighty-m".re is nothing that cankequai I). D.‘
eight note standard music rolls and i D. as a household remedy for all “m
the expression devices are 5lmi’ie’0fétr01ibies, no matter what they are. ‘
operation yet perfectly effective. it is}
alsoa complete piano for playing whirled of the merits of this wonderful
ironiedy that we will charge you until-
A Visit To illt.‘ Khililt: Piano CO. SBleS- . mg if the fli‘fil full size bottle 0‘ I). D- 3 ..
rooms. New York. to hear this wonder. D. does not make good every claim.
in] instrument played will. without a
doubt, convince you of the wonderful
value offered. '
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s, a single dose of Doom Regulets is
enough. Treatment cures habitual con- :
ipfiion. 25 cents a box. Ask youri
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0n the evening of September 12th:I
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as anyhow.
1 ll. Glendlning &
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No remedy that we have ever with
A 25c trial bottle can be secured at
Our patrons find that D. D. Dunoit
it is now generally known that
We, ourselves. are so fully convince”.
Better drop in and talk it over with
F. H. Baxter. South Norwalk, and
(10., Norwalk.
HANDBOME REDDING PLACE.
At the attractive country'home of N.
,b‘. Hoggson in Pleasant Valley, a plot . V‘
BRIDGE COMMITTEE MEETS To-iabowt 40 feet square is being enclosed,
'by a massive masonry wall for In .
talian garden. ' Entrance to the guf-
department recently formed by eighty- directly in front. of the machine, tear;
two of the Reliance Hook and Ladder lug away part of a tire on one of the;
members. The following were. almi- front wheels. Fences received the}
uni: Chief Engineer, Frank a. saw. brunt of the wind. xmd mflnv was of?
east; lap-st Assistant Engineer: Job fencing were torn down. The electric
Uichwootl; Second Assistant Engin- “Kill: service was Dill 01” 01' “mulls-i
eor, Royal A. Mills. start early in the afternoon, and even-.
__~__.._____ ’ ing services in the. Congregational:
’i‘lie Rowayion Hose Company held (‘llurt‘h litid to be omitted. The Ell‘i
its annual meeting last evening and in deavor Society conducted its routine;
addition to routine business elected business with the aid of two lanterns?
the following officers: 'Sevcral telephone lines were not. in?
.ii‘tli‘einaii~.lollil H. Plunder.
lOpOl'ililOll throughout the day, because
first Assistantwi‘rederick Unites.
‘of wires being blown down.
Second .\ssist.aiit—_——Hails linger ‘ ---—~
Secretary»Clifford N. Jennings
Assistalll—«Edwurtl G. Shine.
li‘inancial Secretpry—«Charles
Potty.
'l‘i'eaSiirei'~-»—Ilarry S. Bryan.
Siewui‘deantlloi'tl l’. Wit-ks.
Assistaiit--—l.csl.er Otikes,
Trustee. three years-«Edwin
Godfrey. -
li‘illaiico (‘omniltiee»-«(lcorge W. Sit»,
vcns. chairman; Earl F. Themes and
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’x ' a v I v — ‘ ' . )i
.itillllllhi-i. (llaiiman. blindfold i W Cor. Railroad AVI. ‘ "lift 00.. Duh"
Wicks, t‘linrlcs Wells. Moses H. Rac‘
iii-ll and Russell Broadway. Select armorial, 8‘” cum Flour
Investigating Coillililttee~Wlnlleitl & Food. Hardware. Pointl. Gian. UM.
ll. (ii‘uili. chairman: (‘linrles A. Croc-
kt-il, (‘liuvles Wells. John H. ill‘tlflii" ”
way and Marsh .\. 'i‘iiaicliel'.
Pool Table (‘olilliiiliee~~.lolin ii;
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Hunting
‘ Supplies
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nlJllilWll)‘, cllail'llian.’ William iiuylei‘.
Hi1, and Marsh A. 'l‘llatt‘ller.
‘ Rudolph A. Lohr
iprevious administration and at.
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.Guns, Ammunition. Traps, etc.‘
in connection with police matters.
Corporation Counsel Joseph R. Taylor!
in answer to a question propoiinded byl
Mayor William F Tammany ruled that 1
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if
in the appointment of new policement
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or in the. creation of officers of the de~i
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same should be made by the mayori
anti be approved or disapproved hy,’
Tablets on oiir own personal gilarnn~
.macy, Quittncr 6i: (floaty. Props.
We are so certain of this that we
rge you to try itexall Dyspepsia
nd $1.00.
the council. t’l‘his concurs with the;
opinion entertained by ell-Mayor Al-‘r
berl M. Polilman. expressed during the;
contest which made itself felt in the‘
selection of a police captain by tile'
vnirl-
once with the ruling of the former cor-
poration counsel, John Keogh.
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lhiilyor William F. 'l‘ainiuany. Connyt
icllmen William Miller, George 1.. Oil-5
tvrzr. Frederick ii. Field, George M.1
Wily. William F. Hoyt and Harry W.‘
Mather Were present.
The minutes of the previous meow.
lug were read by Clerk .1. J. Calico“
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and it was voted to accept the saline
in» read.
i The bills were then read and on
i vote ordered paid.
Several bills against the fire deparl-l
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,inililstratlou were received wiiiioutf‘
laily approval. '
i There was also it bill against the
city hall department and it appeared?
llilfli there was no money available to,
Iincei It as the account of the previous3
{administration was already overog
I drawn. i
Corporation Counsel Joseph R. Thy-i
ilor ruled that this bill could be paldl
:oui of the general fund.
: in regards to tho litre. department
ibillo. louncllnlaii it‘lcltl stated that he
2““! fried to get in touch with Mr. l‘mv-
Ecra. but bull been unabiv to do so.
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a superniiincrary policeman. but actioni
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was defaced to enable the gonllomalil
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’lhc meeting was called to order byi
rod to the committee on lights.
t‘tnincilinun Mather stated that rests ilremeni. willie employees who are 63 social hour.
'l‘ll‘illll)‘ Place. urgently re- ‘ years old and have been twenty years ; walks are cordially int-ltd to attend.
iquealed a light in that pit-ice, lomploypd by Armour & (30.. are to be;
forced to the committee on lights.
of these matters might be. had.
0 appear.
Mayor Tammany asked Attorney
.'l‘ti.vlor in whom the nomination of at.
.poilcoinan was delegated by the char-1
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Attorney 'l‘uylor stated that it was
be duty of the inayOr to nominate and .
i the council to approve or disapprove. iknown wholesale
stomach and bowels clean- and fresh.
p
Papa‘s Dlapcpsin can bu‘ obtained
. from your drtigglat, and contains more; this time the reports of the legislative
tteo. Three sizes. 25 cents. ha centsi than sufficient to thoroughly cure thelmmmmee were read and accepted,
ittnnpmber you can obtain; woratTiai-le of indi‘gesiiznuor if): spin-i they were offered a mm of thanks and
l . . ' r ,mi sin. ere s not it. e or or ‘as‘ . . .
””th“ the nominations fur thetflffim ilemtdies mil) at‘ou store \ h St h or :our odors fromime committee was discharged. Since . .
i'lht. liexali bible. The t.litord Pbar-l on t e omat. . ‘ that. time nothing of particular impor-ioi abnui 30 Italian laborers are at
[the stomach or to cure a biomachi thrice has been done regarding the' work on the garden 3013 and 8‘50 on
i Headache. »
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You couldn‘t keep a handler or morel
useful article in the house.
ENSION PLAN FOR ARMOUR EM-
PLOYEES. .
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Fund for Benefit of Titan in Service'
of Home Twenty Years. 5.
Armour 8; Co. of Chicago. the well.
provision dealers. f
This is in accordance with the inicr- ; have inaugurated ti pension plan for:
lcnls oi'
throughout tho country. ‘ .
have been in the service of the com- ‘ walk Baptist Church. Wednesday af~
puny not less than twenty )‘cars alldgternoon at 3 o’clock. Delegations are
have reached the age of :37 years may ‘ expected from the Stamford. anti Row-
be pcnslondi, at the discretion of the . nylon churches.
It was voted that the installationlhonrd of «trustees. and those who are'Bi-ooklyp, Conn. the state viceprcslg
for a light in llavllullll street he refer-‘60 years old and have worked for tho,dent, will address the meting. follow-i
ibotise twenty years may demand 1”died by an informal discussion and a
pretaiion pill upon the law by urinal-{the benefit of their many employees» American Baptist Home Mission st».
:or Albert M. l’olilmali during his ad~'
iliinisti‘ulion. He was opposed at that .
.llllle. however. by Corporation thiuuw‘
eel John Keogh. The ruling of Atitirvf
ney Taylor occasioned some surprlsc.
Those who '
(‘tuinclllliaii Field also spoke on theirs-tired.
,inutier. i
it was moved that the matter be re- i for the. maintenance of the pension,
ifnnd. Employees pify into the fund ll“
Armour & (‘0. contribute $1,000,000
Councilman Hoyt held that its thillxipor cent. of their salaries annually
ried.
Councilman Mather stated that the
time had arrived when the council
were worth having it was worth asktland on retirement receive 2 per cent;
ing for and he said that a petition 3,0! the salary paid them at the time oft
mil-till be opportune. so that a recordireilrement for each year of serviced
i'l‘llcro is also a provision rewardingf
The motion was put to vote and car- i those who died while iii the service of,
the provision house.
BRIDGE WORK STARTED.
den is provided by arched openings. i;
The. new garden adjoins the sunken.
l garden which Mr. Hoggson constructed ‘
two or three years ago and the two)
will constitute a. novelty in landscape.
{development in this locallity, A gangs
there was a meeting of the town on
the new Washington street bridge. At
bridge save that the bridge coastruc-1 the 3'01) 0r blinding a retaining W0“
tlon committee has been working in. ' upon the property of Mr. lloggson bor-
tiustriously upon routine. matters in daring on the Aspetuck ”V915 Til“
connection with it. When that meet-3W3“ will be about an eighth of a mile .
ing adjourned it adjourned until Wed-J ionii~—R9liili-ng €011 Bridgeport 1“”
nesday evening, November 15th. which . mer. ‘
is tomorrow night. The meeting will:
be held. but it is likely that aside from;
an informal talk upon bridge matters:
the metlng will again adjourn.
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Cylinder
Stoves
.32 to $25.
That were formerly marked at
much higher figures. Just at the
season when you need them
most. Call and look them over. ,
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N. Main 8: West Sis.
S.Norwailt
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GROUP MISSIONARY MEETING. .
A group meeting of the Woman's
oieiy will be held in the South Nor-l
Mil-s. lenuug. of
The ladies of The Sox'-
Richmond
Ranges. ;
Oak Heaters
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The Junior auxiliary will meet
““5. He had also tried to find out something
should act on the erection of a new TM 3'9“ “"‘l‘k “7'" "W "“‘V ”“9ka
Plumbing
and Heating
HONEST WORK
HONE$T PRICEO
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Martin Shaiiglineusy was a visitor
in Not-omit llt-lsliiu Sunday evening.
\i‘ullm- (maid, of i-iutiiliport, vialleil
lilillim'il Hmllli over Hilnduy, nl lilii'
home here.
'i'wins. a buy and a girl. arrived at
HIP imam of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Harry ii.
minim». 200 West imiih street, New
York city. Friday. fairs. flirm‘ise was
formerly Miss Lulu fiowen. of fiction.
daughter of Mr. and Mn. 0. (‘3. Bow-
en. Mrs. Strollin- has a host of friends
hemabopl. whom oniond- congratuia‘
”(mil
A man thought in be William Dun.
lap, of iiianbvodlt, find A' gun taken
from him in the woods near Holly's
wad. dancer. for situation wild ducks
on Sunday. John Pinch. the game
warden. relieved the hunter of his
weapon otter the latter had tit-ought
dorm several birds. implant is it lfliflil"
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afternoon at the rectory.
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Miss Mamie liriucnii has accepted at
position at the Wcslport bakery. ,
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Mrs. Samuel Hiwod is entertaining
her brother, David Whitney, of Derby.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bilipman‘
have returned from their wedding?
lrip. ‘
ii‘raillt Osborne has purchased two
! building iota on Oronokc island, (radar. and the proposed increase would raise
i'olilt.
Mrs. Arthur Boynlon will entertain}
the lurront Events club. Thursday
"lemon".
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Anderson!
anti family or this place. have moved.
to .‘Jew liuven. ‘
M rs. Fred H. iiattgrttou anti mother“
Mrs. ii. i‘.. Price. are spentlliin the
day in Bridgeport.
Ralph not», who was recently ln-.
lured in the Womnaothol football
Home. ll inproviu.
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Mrs. limb, Monitor, of Gross Riga»
way. who has been ill for several
months. is very feeble.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charter". mile. of
lllriuftmi. were week-end guests of
Fred Mills. Batter avenue.
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John visually. owner of the, "Hook-
aum" farm in Cross Highway. has
pilrrlilllcd the Slowly mills.
The fall meeting of the Fairlield
West. Association of Gilurchsn and
ministers will be Will It the Norwslit
four. lie started out hunting early in
the morniti'g.’ After searching the4
woods awhile ho bagged his game. and;
was on the point of returning home
when iii-pains warden «am flit.
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congregational church this afternoon.
mm m m lion-patrons who
Wt. to sum to your store go also.
Within civil and your nus.
i advertising
' normal and such number of regain
bills but had been tin-I
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concerning the
successful.
()n vote the matter was referred to
the ting committee for investinglion.
A communication was read by Clerkl
Canon in which the “paid man“ of that
South Norwnlk Fire Department ukedi
for an Increase of salary to the”
amount of 2.00 per man per week. The
signers of the petition held that the!
department men were paid the least of i
any in the state. The present suial'l'l
of each man amounts to 3882 per year
Hill to 8950., . ' '
0n vote. the matter was tabled to bel
considered in connection with tile bud-l
IGi.
it was voted that the commutes out
finance be authorised to draw I votoi
not to exceed $1,200 to meet current}
t-xpoilneii.
Councilman Mather reported prom}
i’f‘lii in grading the city dock loi.
Program was also reported in con
nN‘iifili with repairing the culvert in
Day street.
Calmiimln Oliver submitted an
amendment to tile Miriam misting
to the appoinwot of smiles depart-
mnl whion'provldsd that then should
in a police department, in the city to
consist of a chief of police“: captain,
pats-clinch and autumnal-my police
am all the board of councilman vimufd
dh'cci. it nioo provided that. in tile
absence of the chief and captain of»
lice. the sergeant should perform the
duties of the (W M till! tho not
cry of the peanut ‘cfpoileo be filed
fit if." im- day.
mm Oliver captained trials
that tho We” provide for I
change in the comment in the way
of appointing a sergeant, whose salary
should remain the some so the patrol-
,sion. ‘
l (in vote. the amendment was silent»
red by the board.
Inall. and that steps hould be taken
liowilrds the erection of a new librnry.
city hall. The right to issue bonds.‘
purchase a site and build a city hall
was granted by the legislature. He
urged immediate action.
(holinr'lmln Miller held that it was
up to tho council to carry out the wish-
es of the .people in regard: to the city
Corporation Counsel Taylor. on ones.
lion. gave it as his opinion, that a silo
for the library could be purchased an-
der the logislailvv aci mutation the
right in issue bonds for
building purposes.
(hianciiman Mather moved that the
mayor be authorlst-ti to appoint a com-
mittee of the council to recommend a
site for the oily hall; to report oil the
requirements and to crown prelimi-
nary plans for s sullwlc building. so
voted. ‘
Mayor Tammany appointed the out
tire board of‘coitucllmsn u the com;
inlitee.‘
Adlai-med until the insular meet-
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MANY ALIIN‘ DIPOITID.
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Lost Your 10.000 Won Return“ from
Whom "creams.
now YORK‘Nov. than a care»
fully annual report on Its fol-ml ci-
fslrs for the your ended June so.
which was forwarded to the commits
donor general of lamination at Wash.
install on Friday. com-lulu“ Wil-
liam Williams mm plainly conditions
in the lamination homo under his
control and the. improvements that
are needed.
in the but your 749.": aliens were
inspected at the portal New York. Of
tum. commits" promptly admin
unis mm or mist inquiry. The
«some
Councilman miter
whassaslslaviliss‘ enough.
the appointment. at
iiiuiiiclpnl,
tell on first “which. the remainder
over the Not-walk River. at the Cross;
street bridge. arrived on Saturday of
fermion. Yesterday the material was
taken to the bridge. and today the side-
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