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ioor Coverings
,,,,,,, providlnxt‘or
‘ ' ‘ ‘ moo commissioners.
was submitted sud osolsiued by A0
tornsy ’i‘syioflH%od Christian awsrtz.
who renusst the approval 01' the
council.
on vote 01 resolution presented hr
countiln'isn Hoyt was lithium. author»
isinxx thematyor to execute the lease.
” Petition for City Hall.
The following petition was submltv
ted and road by Clerk Dunno:
Honorable Msyor and Council South
Norwdlli Conn.
The undersigned, residents of sold
city. hereby mspsctfuily petition your
honorable body to purchase a location
for the new city hall building either
on North Main street or flouth Main
stroet or Worthington street, in this
city. in so potilloninx. we believe
that such a. municipal building should
be located on a. main thoroughfare.
and it will be u grave mistake to oroot
the some on any side street. We be
lieve that the building should be one,
in which we shall all tsko pride. and
that the best location possible will be
none too good. Subclicvinit, we bore»
by express ourselves as in favor of
such 11 building and site, and that the
site should he purchnsod and the
building erected without delay
iiiiiii, iiiiii iiiiiiillii
Diapapsiit Siopstrmsntoilsusnd
Ends Wossi assent Dyspepsia
in Five Minutes
Smyrna .- .
by lil fl. Why not not some doom-this mo-
ment, sud forever rid yourself 01
Stomach trouble and Indigestion? «A
dioted stoma gets the blues and
grumb‘los. Give it a good out, then
take Pope’s mopepsln to start the di»
gestivo Juices working. There will be
no dyspepsia or belching of ass or
ornctstions 01 undigested food; no
feeling like slump 01 lead in the stom-
ach or heartburn. sick headscho sud
Dizziness, and your road will not for—
'. ment and poison your breath with
nauseous odors.
. l’upo's Illinpepsin costs only 50 cents
' for a large case at any drug “store
here. ,nnd will rollers the most ob-
stinate Niall of indigestion and Upset
Stomach in five minutes. ’
There is nothing olso better in take
1 Gas from Stomach sud cleanse tho
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. stomach and intestines. nnd. besldos
one single dose will digest and propsro
tor assimilation into the blood all your
' (nod the sums as s sound,’ hoslthy
‘ stomach would do it.
When Dinpopsln works, your slum
uch resiswzots insult in order, cleans
tip-wand then you feel ilko outing when
you come to the table, and what you
out will do you good. H
Absolute rollei.‘ from all Stomach
Dated iit South Norwulk, Juiiuury
it 1912.
1..
I (Sixncdl
. 'I‘boniss i. Raymond. Christian
Swans. Charles E lioyt Edwin ll.
Mathewson. Stephen S. llulcb. .l-lorI
dog it. Nash, E. Hill, ll. 8. iistoh.
Louis S. Boers. George A. Wliolplcy,
Uhsrlos s. ’l‘rowbridge. l). H. Miller.
I!“
-tfllflsflh
. Before
Inventory Sale
An annual value-giving event, embracing broken
assortments, odd pieces and short lengths of reliable
sod sensonsblo merchandise. altered at sharply to
duccd prices. that are sure to multo a quick. decisive
clearance. Do not miss this opportunity to scouro
your shore of the wonderful values offered bore.
The N. E. RYAN CO.
on wiseniuorou'*sr.. scorn NORWALK
‘I
Jr.. ex-Mnyors Dr. ilohnnnuo. Dr.
Unborn. Dr. iiuruuli. Ilr. Wolfe, oil
at whom lever 11qu street us the
proper silo.
Trusting this will moot with your
hourly approval and co—opornlion, i
beg in mitosis.
Respectfully.
(Signed) HHAilOlJl ir‘. CLARK.
vilire Marshal snd building inspector.
Councilmen Milleaniovod ihsi the
petition be accepted and placed on tile.
30 voted.
Mr. 3.1mm Speaks for the Mutter.
Christian stunt-ls spoke in the inter-
est of the petition, unsoliishly. us he
sold. and its a. public citizen. He sold
ihsl be believed that in the post it
Misery is waiting tor. you so soon as
you decide to take it little llisphpsin.
Tell your drusnist that you want
Pope's Dispepslu. because you want to
become thoroughly cured this time.
Remember. it your stomach feels
out 01 order and uncomfortable now.
you can surely not rolls! in, live min~
ores. ‘ “
“11-meva ..1w..~«..w...t.wsimww.. 1...»... .1» .....
ceutcroi’ tbls city by the discourse
‘ 01 water from engines passing over
the Washington street Hrsllroud bridge
on pedcotrisns passing undor said
bridge; and
Whereas; this council doom the to
cotton 01’ a took and stoodpipe as
aforesaid to be a menace to the per
sons and proporty of its cltinens. no;
nightly in uppesrunoo and 11 source or
nuisance to the people using the
streets hour sold innit, sud believe
that sold innit should be relocated
i
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dollurs.
the Wsslitnglon street railroad bridge,
which would not have been so coir
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."'""( 'fiwlnlnI-In’nwln’mfw putrid '..."'"’ is" 1' parlors-In
\IH‘H. ‘Ms‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\- .1\_(’AYW D's .1- ‘K‘n‘ ‘\-
(either from the center of tho city;
thcroioro
Resolved. 'l'hiit we the council of
tho (‘ity of South Nore‘sik do hereby
express oursolvos so positively oppos»
ed to the erection at it new innit and
the loosilon oi stundpipo and the main
000. The city hoods public. improve-
ments. A city hall should be it great
improvement W'shotild ho modes ‘
bountiful structure. There are slightly
places. including the Llohtblsu pron
my in North Main street end the lio-
hsunon property in South bluiu street.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. OONHN.
“Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, do.
'- ionuuco lbereot upon or hour the site
3,01 said old tank and betchy Miles!
: itbe wutcr rotiimlsslonors and tho
- lbuildlng inspector of this city that ho-
" taro any agreement be made by the
‘ lolly to iurnish wstcr ior any new
tank. or any permitsiou be granted to
‘ erect it new tank. tho same shall no
I )submitted to this council for upprov
For the future growth or the city. the
oily hull should be placed on s prin-
cipal street. it oi tiny limo consolidat-
lion should Niko piece. that is the
place tor it.
Dimming, he said in regards .to
consolidslion. that he would be in
furor of s skoleton charter with the
BEAVER BOARD-
is gaining rapidly in hobblurityos a substitute for lath sud
it is susceptible or an infinite variety
plaster and wall-paper.
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits
wide scope for individual prefer-merit and tests. We are £831“!
and keep a large suppinH on hand.
borough system such of these to have
its own utilities. Our utilitiou. includ
Resolved further. 'l‘biitlhc city clerk
is hereby directed to promptly mulls
copy-oi, theso resolutions to the Pub-
lic lltliilics Commission and to sold
railroad company.
Passed it Unanimously.
Councilman Miller sold that he be»
813110.000
"You should have ”in the: st the
recent city meeting." said Minor Tarn:
many
01s
in
rsxpa
hoard
Ac
0 water commissioners recommend-
‘ continuum usiiiisnus-
I < rusrsscossrituo-
nos or siit‘iioss
(continued iron out page)
and tire house. and requesting
l. '11 site be chosen either on North
.ashlugton street
‘flgned by a number oi residents and
warts appeared and spoke in the in-
't‘enests or it.
_ The meeting was called to order by
Mayor William F. Tammany. A full
not exercising the best
”HATER TBHEB
‘ of lost Week.
'From the best tutor-inst
Hregsrdslo building the city about twenty—tour years
not received the proper
the way of repairs and
‘street. South Main street or
The petition was
puny s permit to rebuild
yer: and err-Mayor Christian
and extremely dongerou
, H_ torests of our city.
was in attendance.
Would sen Wolf Farm.
ommuuication was received from
to remain, -
Respectfully".
delved and placed on file.
The iii-monthly report
back to the commissioneh
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the operation 01 said tank. in that it
failed to have an attendant or employs
upon the premises looking utter sold
tank, particularly in , such extremely
cold weather as prevailed during all
to obtain. 1 learn that the tank was
and I, as building inspector,“ will deem
it my duty to refuse the railroad com-
tank at its present location on South
Msin‘street, as 1 consider the loostlon
' tor a water tank improper. unsightly
Trusting this will meet With your
hearty approval and co operation. i beg
HAROLD F. HCL‘ARK.
Fire Marshal sud Building Inspector.
“On vote the communication Was r0
.Commissioner Allied Brown was rend
by Clerk Cuneo end it Hus interred
llovedl‘ho resolution should ho adopt»
ed unanimously and that the council -
should go on recurd us being amphet-
lculiy’oppoecd to this nuisance.
Councilman Oliver reiterated these
remarks and moved its adoption.
The water commissioners petition
regarding the Well lam sole was
taken from the table. The commie-
sinners Were assured that the council M0.
concurred with them in their dent. but " H3311, stems unit! that the, librsry
they Withheld their omciul sanction ‘
until such time as they had passed
an ordinance giving them the it!!!“ the new librsry lot. leaving the whole
right to so authorise this sale. -. of the bond issue for city hall and
The following was submitted 1 by lire building ”“1'90593- ,
Councilman and road 'by the clerk: ‘ Mayor Tunmeny said thst the court
Relative to Salsa or Proporty.‘ oil hsd r10 assurance that the city
Be it Haunted by the Council of the wbuld permit the use of this library
City or South Norrisili: ' building money ior new library pur-
Section 1~Ali sales. conveyances poses
and transfers 0! proporty. real and
personal, owned by the City 01 South
Norwslk shall the issued in the heme
and behsll of said city. 0301' public
bearing upon reasonsbl‘o notice. and,
1 suit a resolution thersior previously
housed in due mm by the council or
said city. unit shall he signed and excl
noted by the mayor in bdhull or said
city. sod have the lies! at the city
‘ thereto smiled - - I H
5““ Section 2“ ll ordinances and ems . '
of ordinances inconsistent hereunto
lire hereby repented. . _
,Gouncll or the City
“1 was not there,“ said Mr. Switrtz.
All we lsclt new is perks and ‘11
city hall. We should have it nice one
and one worthy ot the city. douse!!-
dstion will homomporbsps in one your,
perhsns in tour: the longer the bet»
ter. so tsr as i uni concerned.
Councilman Way sslted Mr. Ewart:
iii; and
0! corn ‘Wltli
ion 1 sin able
out and 3‘“ would our on tho alerts-es use Hbuy
attention in
overhauling.
or repair the
s to the in» .
meetinxsrould authorise this;
Continuing. he said that tors lire
house; $19,000 could "be spent; tors
sibe for 0. city hall ‘16. i “0.090
‘lor the library lot. lusting "0,090 for
the emotion ot a city hall. it you
not the use or the library may. ”you.
would hove 85,000 more tor the lot
Hot
{or revision.
.Hiohn H. knspp. Richard li (loldcii,H
‘ split at time code or constantly oom~
city for the suite at curing s low,
lie instsnoed tho building'oi?‘
strucled hill! the city contributed 320.»
hill on illili
iilililiiiHliiiiHiH'
A‘ilsnnioss Remedy, laddirom
Ba'riion Sans, Restore Color
to Grey Hair '
A feeling of sadness ncéompnnioii
which unfortunately are looked upon
its heralds oludvunoingn age. Grny hair,
however handsome it my be. million a
person look old. We all know the ad
vantages of being young. Aside from
the good impression s. youthful sp-
poarnuue million on others, simply
knowing thsl you are “looking ill”
gives one courage to undertake and no
ootnplish things. So why under the
handicap of looking old on account or
gray hairs, When it simple remedy
will give your hair youthful and color
and bounty in a tow deys’ limo.
Most people know that common gur—
don sugo sets as 11 color restoror and
scalp tonic us well. Out grandmothers
used u. "Sago Too." for keeping their
hair dork, soil. and luxuriant. in
Wyotli's Band and Sulphur Hair Reine
dyH we have an ideal preparation or
Huge, combined with Sulphur and mil~
or valuable romedics for dsotlrult. itoh~
int: scalp itud thin, wuuh hair that is
in: out. A few applications of this vul-
uublc moody will bring back the color,
and in n chart time it will rotntivo ov-
ory lrscc of dnudrufl 11nd groutly inn
prove the growth sud upper-trance o!
the heir.
Got 11 titty cont bottle from your
drugglst today. and notion the differ-
enco in your hair utter is few days“
treatment. All druggluls sell it, under
guarantee: that tho nionoy will be rc~
funded it the remedy is not exactly as
reprcscuiod.
Special spool, militias-Powell Cor-
duration:
mum mwr- w 2.... . Hm...
furor 11 main street and the (trim onl-
lny. l do not believe that economy
will pity in this instance...
“Taxes for Abatement. I
Councilmun .‘iililur proscntcd it list
0... .1...“ “MW... w... 0%....”
the bound of assessors he ordered to
remove from the tax list the mention
ed taxpayers, nearly all or whose loses
had come boloro the previous council
for sbslonioul.
Counciimsu Miller recommended
1 that certain nbutcmoute ho made So
voted "
i
on plans and sprmlilouilons submitted
for the new library building.
it was voted to sojourn until anI
um 29. ‘
A FARMS iiEH ENGLAND
in; the water and electric deputy:
blunts. ore worth it round ”dynamo; log to the slowing guests in the hotel. .
On these the ciiy\is in debt 1110mm“ “‘9“ wore mun)” thrilling WWW”
use:~ Hsli this coutdho done 111111 no.5
building would bring £16,000. which
Mr Swarm believed that 0 city1
slid the tomsindur to be added to the
uosrrtsr, sit-ibis
; . nous ‘
i (adulthood lrotn First Page.
ilrcinen and others bustily guru warn-
low mum“, had boon rustic by thisi of tunes for nbuicmenl and urged that
Councilman Hoyt reported progress
smite lliliiSE, notion.
the discovery 01 the first pray hairs ‘ ‘
ithrough tho iinmo sud iiiriolte,..tll1odg
hallways 11nd over the indoors. Dozens?
int woolen were assisted down the
lstsirs to solely and men sud women
adjoining buildings.
hastily raised ladders were the moons
of rescue for more than a score.
ladders brought them to the street.
Clad only in their nixhtoiothes 11 um-
.iority oi' the guests received sheltor
in nearby hotels.ISevorslH who lost all
their orients winking about; on the
treating slush without ‘ tout covering
and scant attire.
Soon alter the firemen arrived it
fives seen that the lire had a danger-
obs start sud (this: Mullah called the
miller pert oi the burn lire supera-
tbs to the scene. N‘srrow stroots
around the hotel. cramped tho firemen
in lighting the ‘blnse,,and some or the
cuisines could not be worked ‘ From
streets covered with nearly s root or
slush the firemen fought hard to been
the homes in check us for s, time it
we toured thst not only the entire
hotelybut the Notional Lancers? Hail
and Bulfinoli street fire house adjoin-
lug. would go. At t ,_
rind Hotel chiord. adjecent, on Osbo-
Hbri xo-stroot. smoke tilled the rooms
0 guests hastily sought refuge
in other qusrters. The tire vvss coir
.Hfil‘ied honour, to tho Rover-e House
were Hlined'wilh mun and women and
'1‘on
womenwor‘o let down from 1: window?
by their ankles and linemen below on,
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3
escaped by climbing on the roots oi‘L
The drooscspos.
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‘ oration 0t Bostoninns now dead and
I Emperor Pedro. o! Broil},
HH : bert or Wales. the tutors King H
“Heat-u viii. . . I .i
Uhrh iii.
ondgepon Advertisements i
Bridgeport Advertisements
rah (Humbug
Emir! hull 1852'.
January Sale of uruiture, Carpets
Rugs, Upii istery Goods.
Trunks and Bags
“ so per cent. discount 0
Furniture,
('xvqit (”Obli-
\\"crnickc Fittings and Clfli c [*‘uriiitiire.
to per cent. on Carp:
(lipids, Dining Chairs, 'Hi‘riii1
In addition to the reg
i
s. Rugs, Curtains. L'piiolsiury
ks and Bags.
Flair stocks at the above dis—
counts are many specially priced articles at one-third and
one—half less than usual. ‘
Libra y Chairs -
Value $32.00 for $20.00 ‘V'liillc $53.50 for $42.80 -
Value $40.00 for $25.00 Value $111.50 for $53.20
Mahogan Hall Racks
Value $48.00 for $38.40 Value $31.2; im‘ $25.00
‘ Oak all Racks
Value $39.50 for $25.00 \‘uitw $18.50 ‘iill‘ $14.80
,HVililch $41.50 for $33.00 \‘111110 $31.00 for $20.00
Value $15 50 for $12.40
Bedroo . Furniture
Suite of delicate Fran h Gray Enamel, i’m-imi of H,-
Louis X\ 1.. 7 pieces, Bod Drcsscr Chili micr ijlrt's’sing
Ialilc, iiair dressing Chair Chair and
price $274.00
imckcr r. l’ut‘iiicr
195.00
Colonial Mahogany Four poster Suiting .
111- r
Dresser, Ciiiil’onier 1):“ch
liter price $258.00
“(Hi
i’ur—
f)li‘t‘t'$.
'iztliit: and Chem].
20 5.00
Odd Dresse s and Chitionicrs
of Oak. nd Mahogany.
.Uphoister Department
Drapery Silks by the. yard, iigiircti, were 591‘. at 450.
in Persian anti Flown cti designs. rod. grout, lavender
and dark wine. but: ill itgs for i\illiOllO§.
Plain Drapery Silks. llTiilltJKli}. sky blue, brown anti
rod were 501141350.
Rajah: in rough wcmos given and icd inure $12
at 75c.
Embroidery M torials, Art Section.
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Package Goods. inultt ling uii itizttcriuis. H
Cliciiiiisos. \veru $1.00, at 751:.
Combinations. were
.23. 891:.
l
Collar Bugs, Pipe Rflks and Sofa Pillows iiiut wore.
501‘. at 35c.
Stamped L iiiens, Bolt,
Croats. Julmls and C(‘illt‘l‘ Film}
on. new 251:, forge: wcr 151‘. for 101:.
Fancy Handmade No
("uses for Handkerchiefs,
u
.atiii
cities left from Chrisiiiias. Satin
Cushions Neediebooks
Ribbon Rolls and liairpii C runs that \\ 1‘ 1* 791 for 501:
Balsam Pillows. u crc
ton, Hui; E. L lit. Willsdeu, or. [’1 lo
Allo, 0:11.; A. J Stewart. of Wilma: ~
too, not. and J H Tobin, ot' Portia a,
Maine.
No hotel in Boston and low ithHbe
United States are richer in ass is-
tlons than the Revere House. 1‘ we
stayed, in the heyday at the hot i's
popularity visiting royalty, tam us
statesmen andsoldiers, and some 01
the primo‘tlonoas Hwho charmed s g
gene.
The Revere House was named
tor a famous Boston patriot, Poul
vere. It was opened lilo: 19...;1847W
the most sumptuous hotel Boston so
had up 11‘) that time. The home in
and the banquet bulls were roger ed
so models of splendor and or cans in
lance. Psrsn Stevens, one of the st
known hotel men of the time and
landlord or the Tremont House,
Hot its heed. H
it was patronisod by Webster. Ole it.
loud Adeline Patti. Christine Nil! 11,
“in: K to;
iron or the Hawaiian islands, Admi
Phillis of the Turkish Nevy, his hm.
.peri‘i‘il Highness the arena Duke Al ‘x-
is of Russia, rind Generals Grs t,
Sherman sud Sheridan.
Hare, too. in 1860. stsyed Prince l~H
.
Dne- entire rooms in the hotel so
‘ . since been set snide, tailed in its 11 1:-
when, according to oiflclul
5,268 buildings bud been destroyed and
30.000 persons rendered homeless. Dur-
ing the first four hours the flames con-
sumed more than 1,300 houses.
connngistions mainly
buildings are mostly flimsy bamboo or
wooden structures. built 01080 to each I
other and very, inflammable.
llciul report of the damage in tho
ecity's 'H'greot' ore” of August 1. 1909.
8‘ gave the number'ol buildings destroy-«H
ed as 11,868. . The loss 01 the has um: ,
lied to one, but the property loss
ran into the millions. ‘
391. at 291:.
Third floor. .
figures,
Osaka, the “Venice 01‘ the East,” has , I
a population of about u million, and is
ruled as one or the most important.
manufacturing and com ’eroiul cities
of Janna.
01’ Honda, on two banks‘oi the river
Yodo, and is tislted by travelers tor
its Buddhist temple and
esque canals, spanned by 1 300 steps :
it is located on the Island” "
its pictur- I
and bamboo bridges
it has been the scene of frequent H
becnuse its H‘
An ‘ on
Other big flies in Japan in recent I5
l'years include the Holtodste disaster
of August 1907, which cost $10,000.
000 and last year’s contingration in To
klo which destroyed the city's famous
‘ Yosh‘lwars, 0r Tenderloin with “a loss HI)";
or $3,000. 000. . ‘3»
-—.~
10 dune A comm on; on
who lax-tire Bronte Quinlne 'l‘sb‘lets. 3 f
muzgls‘lts refund money it it tells to I ~
are, I‘m. W GIOVHQR fungi-“N 1'3 on ‘f
. it. each. box. Bic- ' ‘
“l trout damages.
‘ letic r11 111.
L 'I friend and advisor.
inspection, "that
, gloss, you’ll find
I‘biuieed and buttered citizen
H hull just been beaten up by his nih-
"I tuill'k,"
replied his
after a (zillion!
it you look in the
you‘ ve got em "
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