lTANM ,
p Colo magnificent
m: palaces. melting all points or
”Ii” Clyde Line, Mallory Line.
ya Mail Steam Packet 00 and 8a-
ah Line. reaching all coast re
.. and South America with the
mods steamship Co’s direct ser-
e‘v to Bermuda. Beat accommoda-
na and best. rates. Ask for circu-
m1. . ,
TAYIOR 8t GOLDEN
insurance of All Kinda
out Estate—Town, Country and Shore
’ Telephone 1230
bemu- Ovor the South Net-walk
Trust 00., 87- 91 Washington 8t.,
” South Norwalk, Conn. i
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
’ Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
confine. Jr.
61 MAIN 31., NORWALK
Telephones: cities. not: lieu». 21-8
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‘wasHINGTON's BlFiTHDAV SENTI-l
NEL.
The Sentinel will he issued as a
learning pnpcr on Thursday. Washing-
ton‘s: Birthday. A111 crtisctnontn, 1.1.x.
should reach the olilcc of publication
. early Wednesday afternoon. 3”,,
, All the 1111111111 in Norwnlk will be
closed ull day tomorrow.
‘ George Mitchell of “”1111 street,
spent yesterdui in New Yorlt city on
business. ~
. W. (T. .lcssnp. of Arch sirt‘cl, 11' .1.~1 ll.
‘ visitor in Now Yot'lt 1'11) (111 business,
_ yesterday
A numbct of 11111 .\'o u nil: «.0105 “ill
be open this owning and cliscd 1111
day tomot 1011 i
..... W i
\Villinut ll. linkcI. 1.” 1121151 Norwnll.”
‘was a \ltliiul in Sch Yolk riiy ,H‘i’tit‘l‘ ,
day on business.‘
. Churlos Ktitllt'illli‘illil liit' \‘muallt
athei. 11111111 ycsttiduy in so“ Y'mit‘
city on business.
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t
i
'I- A dcit-g '1tion fl‘tlllhob ‘outh Norwulk‘
ywill uttcntl u tintsuucrnrlc bull 111
iridgeport this evening
—,..,...._ ., 1
George H. Raymond tho Norn'nlk
"funeral dlt'cctm, spent yestt-rdny luv
New York city on business.
, Leonard J l‘ostci 1111.4 sent postnls
‘ 0 his friends in South Notwluit 11111111;
reports that he is doing finely in
Maryland.
H...“
Flags 111111 1111111111.: of Washington:
have been used in 11111 orntinp the w-iiu
‘tiays oi‘ the various stores in .\'o11v:1llt§
for the holiday. i
The ice 111 the Norualk riter is
breaking up and it another cold spell
does not set in immediately the ice
'ill flout out through into the Sound
n a few days. Quantities accompany
111:1. ebb title.
l
l
“.mm...
Postnis for the banquet of the Non
:wnllt Board of Trade are out. The
strait Is' to be held on Wednesday
evening. February 28 at the Norwallt
etel. Tilley' a orchestra will furnish,
'ualc. Mr. imgan, of New York. has
n engaged as song-leader. Several
linebpeakera will be heard.
.._1L—..~————
tiring G Clark, formerly oi Dun-
ry. who recently secured a position
cabinet maker tor George Mitchell
the Wall street furnitutc store. re
ed a telephone message from his
this morning that his mother.
G. W Clark of 21 Finnklin
,ig very low. It was feared that
might nT survive the day. Mr.
L will go to Danbury this evening.
llllam E. Chancellor and Marie
”Chancellor were in New York
evening to attend the organization
inf illh
.wns wcll tin-1.51111,
‘ 111111.111“
sccnt- shortly after the man bud been
l
iiiiiiili Mill lilES
School Visitors,
at. hooi building
i
Wilbur F. Page, Staying at Dr.
Roland’s Sanitarium in West-
pcrt, Has Heart Failure
i
.
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Wilbur ll‘. Piliit’. nu inputti- of it.) 1
ltnluntl's saniturluxn in Wcslpnrt. ii:
tmnwr it'uidcnt of Ansonia, who and
id" 1111 stiltlttu with :111 uttntk o! lwuii‘
distwc, ,H .-"'11111l11_\ niturnoon. in front
t‘ltik t‘ltnrlu: ll. l'ilinoi'th'is
.ul 1-.-.‘ ._\ slow in “all M’l'm and iii
tim:t;:.1 1111 tiit- :11 31.1 1111111110 11112: tiliitkii
111'11‘1 ;1.1.: .4111 :tu.1_\ r1 short ulillc 11f-
lttuurhiu not liming i‘vgulllmi coir.
a. 11::1sncas lro. 11 1111 tlmc ht- .s'unl.‘ down
i: liii' null. until ho. til 11!.
i‘ho 1111111 um. troll nlonu in yours]
11:1,»: 111111111 ol :1 tturo and hurt white
liulr 111111 11 Inimiuthu o!‘ n correspond
111,1: situtic, lie \roio cycglunuvs unti‘
though his clothes
wrrc not expensive. The man “'11:: ll
.411‘1111.‘1'r in town, but when he was
a.- 1-11 to slowly sin}: to the sidewalk ll.
of 1111111 who were about run to‘
iliti nsnintuntc 7 ii
\Inonl: tho flint in reach him were
1"1111111111111111 lrvluu ll. Reed and tied ,
1m W, Smith. of West avenue. danish,
1.1-1 111 Street t‘:onn1iauloucr t‘ lrtiuu
liyinntou ihcsp mun cariicti tho mun
into the ,irnclIy store where lit: was
11111111‘ 1111 tonlfortnblte its imaslhlo‘. I..ir
W ultcr lil11 licork wus hastily summon-
ed and did all that he could to save'
the tit‘tlm's lite.
(‘nptniu 'l‘homns liunt. was on thoi
taken into the store and it true he
who outnb'l'ishtxl the man's idetttlunz
'ln searching his pockets a receipt for
3.10 from lir Rulund of Westport, until
amoral letters ntidreuned to Wilbur l-‘.i
Page were found. Dr.) Roland nuld;
over the. telephone that the mint was
one of hit: chronic patients and he did
not appear surprised at the news at
his death. having known him to be a
sufferer trom heart trouble.
Captain ilunt. Councilman Reed.
.Streot Commissioner Byingten and
Captain Amzi Waters carried the body
to the police station on the police
stretcher that Captain Hunt had taken
to the jewelry store. after Medical Ex-
aminer Samuel H. Huntington had
viewed the remains and given permis-
sion for their removal.’ . ‘
liienth due to valvular diseaéo of the
heart. won the verdict of the examin-
er.” The man had been a auiferer from
the trouble for some time and was
sixty-eight years or age. At the sa11i~
tarium he was not coniined. but allow-
ed to go about as be pleased.
Arrangements were made with Fun-
eral Director Charles Fable, of West-
port. and he came to Norwalk tor the
anger the National Council of 111
Fire Girls of America. This is
ion the industries of home-life
7 lion only summer vacation pas-
l
C
remains at616 ociocit The body will
be sent to Ansonla, where the do
ompahijon society of the 1301‘ ceased has a son. who is a photograph.
Its purpose however, lotto or
The deceased win formerly a pho-
tographer in Ansonia. , 7‘“
W. P. Beers announces that he has
placed a new llnc‘of Hurd's Writes
Papers in all colors in his South Nor-
walk and Norwalk stores. Hurd'l
paper needs no commendation. as
there is none better.
FEL—
, Telephone 2519
25 cents
" flour- a 11- cut. Santos
at.
1111.112. 30 p. m. 'w
A motion to put the Stundurd dic- stated that the company
on the eligible list
ithttau whom it :Inicd has. not 1111101111
,cd. Webster" 11 dictionary is thought Imuutltn l1) oxprtssing the ninccic up-
i to in full) good enough 11nd midt'inii) prm'lntlon and grittitudu for the com
tionurt‘
‘Si iiiii‘
NEWS BliiSlS
A i it ”AW
Secretary Wilfred Bodweli and
Others of School Board 80
Characterize li
iiiliiliii Hill liili-lllli
DISBHSSEB iliXi illillili
wm Decide: on (illicors ‘ tor the
New School Board
"in my opinion It is a
sold Secretary Wilfred ilodwc
Hill
fool low. "
, to peddle paperi for a dealer. accord-
ing to Mr. Bodwell'aunderltaudlng of
the law.
The board will investigate the mat-
ter fully and carefully w1th a view
toward regulating the matter so for as
a recommendationtrom the board will
so.
The meeting than adjourned.
‘BEI‘TII'AL Fillfilllfll
rtvontn It count 111111-
1111111 11001111111151
(Continued hum nr‘at pan.)
of the argument“ for the Old Well
Hook a Ladder boys while Chief
George W. Bogardus took the other,
side. delivering a short but decisive:
argument in favor or the control 313'. '
lion. ‘
After the tire matter had been cine,
ed up, the city hall committee re-i
ported and on vote the plans and ape}
clilcailons for than air city ball, as
prepared by the architects Were and
copied and orders given to advertise;
for bids. ' t
The meeting was called to order by;
evening
for pur-
.11 change 111 this time is not desired.
The 111 hoot honrtitoliu will Quilter hitting it mention set stud specifically
next month to dis: 111511 the budget lot,
llll 2‘] bill.
pushed litul night.
’l‘iu- mootlnu was called to
in puruunucu
“i”
'Miit :1 vote:
1
order
Mirror William F. Tammany. Conn-3
" ‘“ ”’“lcumen William Miller George 1. on i
hehi‘unry mcetlnn of the Board chow", Frederick H Field George N'
held in the night War. Hurry W Mother and William
last
sprinter hurl referents to the quoted
law having to do villi the employmenti pace at the meeting and invited the :
oi neunhms under tuurtct-u yours or cttunlou ,
. 111w 11ml his itlcu was prurilrulli ccl‘to- 1
3111111111 Ill lililllillllli":
liost were prurient.
Muwr Tammany explained the pun:
llumilton (011111111111.
"30M Willi licok &
chairman of
lnddcr Company
committee
had some Ihinatt to present
Dr. William llurford prclnu'd his
puny In thus being given the favor at
for them nnd othcrn iuttrc‘sicd in tho
lll'liltil‘, .
Mr lintfortl spoke rating that thr-1
compuny members now not rebellious
shortly utter it t‘l't‘iurjlt 11y tihuirmuu In iholr attitude at: but: been reported.
A. t‘. ““ht‘wlct'.
1111» hoard brim:
six other Incitthcrn of This utntomum is
ill’t‘fii‘ni
lir. ii. i". Sucrct‘ was opmlntcti our
rotitry pro tutti. Stt'l't'inr) Wilfrid il‘iti-
\H'il bring 111m ‘111.
Miners.
t'lutIc, Slit'rcr,
1 were» pruscnl.
School Ifotttiitlitocninn llm't
Ilt‘t‘iuheitio ilr'nool was preach:
utu‘iwi than there it: some little lrouhlw
:11 pin ur'itooi.
\\' lit'I‘lt‘i‘,
l‘ollurd
Hi til‘l‘,
:1 11d
t'tliliil'li,
,hr-iicf that what,
'l'l‘:i«‘t',\ ,
:iliogclhcr ' cri‘oit
lililtii up ”11‘ t‘nutpstnt 1111111" "More tho
council cntrcnttug :7”: to llatcn to
1.20 otgniiit'iits uhlth fir. pitch in the
ho.‘ utter-to is lot
the host inlci'csts‘ol 111v viii:
.\lr. liuri'ord guru quite an interest
11111 liiutory (if the mu \l‘vli 11.1111. e
of 1111‘
111111
Miss itolmon was granted 11 t‘t‘l‘liii~
cute for primnr) work and prulcrrvil house on 1m ”nil, sup: N u". ”th
them-
Iiutics: to when,
The precipl
tutu louvinr. ol :1 tcut'hcr made it not
Henry to not another in 11 huntlc. .\iI'.
iloyt pioniotod Mist: lmhnop on 1111
illni‘iiy l‘roin Mr. Wheeler.
Thu hourd votcd to ratcud tin,- cit-1'-
, in favor of :1 line house on
Ladder t‘:1tttpuu,\‘.'its purpose uud do
aims. , ,
tic clulruoti limit it n‘uu tor 13111 1111111
iuiorwttn oi the deportation! 111111 the
city 111111 the moment acted for u
llc told at the not titties oi the iOlli‘
tuition in cutting the opinion of the
munumt tutor: as l0 the proposed ecu-
lrnl lire house 11m Wt‘rc invariably
the cunt
side of the trucks as flxtlllilil the con-
tliit'utc'ln order to cover lilo hinhur 111“ pence.
\t‘tll'it‘ of tho lcui‘hol‘ tor the reminder
oi tho your.
Mr. \Vht‘M-icr submitted the
"The sluicturnl value ct bttihllnun
“,ou the cast wide oi the trucks nmouuta.
rep trt ’
to tour cartoonist). Surely 1.11131 tiueircs
of Miss Adeline iiouton drawing touch. of 11111111: ruproncniinu this luvcuimr-nt
:cr und also those of
lticils from tlslis in out-
hnvc paint-d
of town 1111100121
teachers who
1.111111 lumber» in the high school.
'Ztlias 11‘ tumor 13 Yates and Miss M
Louise smith recommend 11 change in , pieces of apparatus, it wag not only;
text book tor next year.
This was re-
i111 106 to the tent hook,cornn.1lltee.
M r. Wheeler
11111ch
that
,t'li. ‘l‘hut,
ill. the
11111111 have mum is tight with the coup:
together ulth‘ the export
75- nciivc members of the.
should have some ellct‘t."
opinion of
compuny,
M to the miallvc values or the two,
his opinion but he gave it no that of
tthone in the state. recognized its city
the:
ports. that the truck should be
the probable new school board should ways and are-escapes became conga“.
be present in order that next yours m um ladders “an ho hum“! into olderud what was
budget he prepared with underntand-t pun to save the lives or thou. penned;
lug. Mr. Rider spoke of the matter in burning buildings.
of a coercion and treasurer tor thel
l non hoard and he thought the salary . between the relathe value of the Ill-t
of the new superintendent abould b‘e‘ parutus. as circumstances sworn the to cope with small tires with
tie commended Ohio: (1. w 'chcmicni tor nearly all area start 111
The parents of Arthur and Douglas Bogm-dus for his work 5351:“; u,“ 110‘: small way
Trlaimm uskcd permission for them was schooled under Chief Baker. who:
dlstriict was one of the beat and who injected. ‘ evidence of the'bnrning of 3 pieces
Dr Trntrt new methods tor lighting tires in this of apparatus in Rockwell and the burn
recoanized a familiar sound [it incl 11in which hate been spread bread-l tug of the lire house in Wiusted. He
Petition as did the others of theieaat He stated that it tho mutter had:
board remember three other times oi been delegated to him, he would not
tdiacusaed
the bums request.
4be granted.
878.
thus delayed.
March meeting.
ehool hourl. _ Th
to attend the Union school
instead of the. Brookside
However, it with
the unanimous vote that the request
Secretary Bodwall. having arrived.
read the minutes of the previous meet-
ing which were accepted on vote.
Dr. Sherer moved that the Standard
dictionary be put on the lists for pur.
chase whore it is wanted by the touch-
Dr. DrCobui-n said he would want
some export evidence on the compar-
ative merits of the standard and Web-
ster's before he would favor the
change. Dr. Tracey thought this mittw
tor shouldwait until later;
Mr. Wheeler took the responsibility
for the entire panic. He thought Prin-
cipal Thompson might try out sever-
al of the dictionarleb and make a to
port on their respective merits. Prin-
cipal Thompson has tried the Stand-
ard but has made no report.
The motion was not seconded and
it was voted to write the chairman
0: audit school district immune to
meet with the present build for the
discussion of the budget at the regular
Secretary Bodweii characterised the
law in reference to the employment
, of nowaboyo a “tool law” it it is to
prevent hen from working at peddl-
in: newspapers before and after
the members of
1 0836!.
There is no distinction to be made
advocate the central fire station.
"it has been claimed. that two ‘: or
three members of this cornmlttse and
myself are influenced by politics. it
you or any one else, hold me in any
esteem. none of you would charge me
I
11111111111 .SiiFFEllElls .
if You Don't Know About Hyomol Try
it at South‘s, Hyomoi com-
panyia Risk. ,
Nearly every reader lit The Sentinel
has read about Hymnal. but many of
them continue to editor from catarrh
just because they do not exactly unitar-
staud Just what Hymnal is. , '
To these anilerera Booth'o, Hyo‘mei
Company says you don't have to know
anything about Hyomei except that
you breathe it and that it do» not eon.
taln cocaine or opium or any harmful
drug.
You can and out all about llyoinol
without taking any chancel“ holster.
Just not an audit today, read, he 11a.
ple institutions; give it 1111‘: trial ‘and
is the best remedy for ninth [you
have ever used South‘s Brothel 00m-
pany will gladly return your money.
)5 complain cryomoi until cost- but.
Istoo. Extra bottles ”can -
i
then if you are willing to up thqt it'
Ala-om KU pm
Economlzcs Butler. . , . Flour.
Fags: makes the food more
appctlzlng and wholboome
The only Baking Powder nude
Iron Royal Grape Cream at Tartar
[N F. C. TAYLOR'S THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES
This money is to be used to buy real cslat: for additional theatres.
We can show So': proiii.
We court the most rigid investigation.
m... n- w. »W_NMW<H.
T0 SAVINGS BANK DEPOSIT ORS
YOlf Cari invest From
$100.00 . UP
Why be satisfied with 4 .l
patience in theatrical cnierprlsas.
F. C. TAYLOR’S THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES,
with loitering my interests to
i have no uricvuncu to settle.
no quarrci with any public otncial. or
or any interests to advance, but
ltwcl.
bod ::‘
conzv liolm'o you :15 11 iiil‘lili‘l'r of
0111 Well Hoot: and intddcr Company,
believing 111111 who:
lor tilt: boa-t intervstu of 11111
will it“
city."
Willinm blt'liuuh stitiod
it a
department truth the mist. ride of .1111:
llit‘mglii
I rnckn.
lie :1 slit-d
fiift‘l'l
(flour y'all lint Compuni.
when time bud occurred in 111111
tion. the truck company bud nearly 111-
out» wapouded first and he
in tliitnyzc cl iotnilou would not effect
any good.
A. E. Winchester statvd that mm
11‘ any ilrc dnluinu nppur»
utus woe to he installed 111 Raymond
and was
had been on the Lockwood Manufur-
curing company tit‘t‘mlnt‘n {or the pus!
night yours, containing «Ittu
hose In good condition.
unlit-inn: this detracted much from
his; objecttona
Thomas P. Cellini: repremntlnn tho 0“ Willis that the, Mini” performance and “’91 D BMW"
mm,” that reminded him of a talking before u M“ van. ““51 “‘1“ submitted to this
“5 Council 11,: the Special Committee on
SEND TO—DAY FOR PARTICULARS.
i (0-5! Wu! 28th Street, New York.
Twelve years’ successful ex-
l
1
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i
i
i
Allwoukllthatyoubny
cane—mt
Rlohardoon's
Ora ngd Prize -
.Groolan Floss
with which to embroider it and a spe-
ciaily written div 2 5 call"
gram lemon for
and we will give you the Pillow Top
and Bock Absolutely Free.
We have live other annually
artistic Designs
MINTZ’S.
finally was given opportunity to reg-
’isier his views on the issue which
i were not in favor of the establishment
of a central lire stution on the west
side oi the trucks. lie thought that
some apparatus should be left on the
east side of the embankment.
Chief Bogarduu stated that the man-
.uiacturlug district was equipped with
a jumper 11111] that, nearly all the loc-
tories were equipped with sprinkling
systems.
Mayor Tammany declared the hear-
;lng (lost-1i on vote of the council.
The following was submitted and
read by City Clt‘l‘k John .1. Ounce:
To the Honorable, the Mayor and
Council of the City of South Norwalk.
Gentlemen : ~-——
The undersigned. duly appointed by
you a Committee to have plans and
gntxecttlcutionx prepared for :1 new City
this
mom in on" house.
lot rather than
ihc
we burn to any
:spond to a tire first.
001‘ um
Written to respond tire!
that. he.
miniultu to remove iht'
ccntrni fire station.
informal Ihut onc‘ When Chic!
ft't‘l (if
Mr hiriiugh in: tiid,tur n few
least.
. ...: .......: . ... 1...... m. we...” -. Mm. ,. _.-
council to centrullzc the.- tire depart-
lingprdus I
61‘1" skins he 11 as halted by one of those ““‘n‘om" '
on: side it be expected to hold his job:
its chief cnginecr and he replied that sented b,\ Councilman Way:
months more 311
house shoulddic situated on 1111- city?
purchasing another buttons for such a building for this
site which Wt'iiilii he still another item.
or expvnsc for the city
speaking of the vilicicncy of the up-
pnrntus 11nd at: It» whlch‘shonlt‘l re»
the chic! onglnv
it'll tutti ho huntmi the
111
hose;
21111.1 got their:
lines stretched bolero the truck come:
not! blocked the street.
scll on record 11» helm; 1‘11 favor of 11'
111.- put 1111110;
finished
j11:111. respectfully report
; have performed their duties and here-
W, said that that with submit u‘hnt your committee he
that they
Here to be suitable plans and speci- ‘
rin, prepared by Mesa. Frank Harper
Bisscll and Joel 1‘). Barber, Architects,
of New York city.
South Noru'ulh. February 20, 1912.
William Miller
George. 1.. Oliver,
George Ill. Way.
Frederick 11. Field
llurry W. blather,
William F. Hoyt.
Special Committee on N'cw City Hall.
011 tote. the report was accepted un—
The following resolutions were prev
Resolved, That the plans and spe-
:1itlcutions tor a new (‘ity Hall, pre-
i Thomas Robins addressed the room PM?“ ill 3‘19“” Frunk Harper 3‘35““
BEC-
Cllfit‘.
thought
jury which had already
on: 111111 been ulloul to the effect that No need of his speaking on: fur‘iher.
the opposition In the proposed con-f
trnl the station
March meeting all the members at nm to reach. um um so that it stair ludiccti persons:
new. untrue as the 0111 well mun con
eats oi the city and W111 11ml, according
of setting to tht lower cud oi
letty as quickly as possible in order menL
Again Counilman Miller interrupted
"You
ithrow bouquets at yourself all right."
i
Mr. Winchester then recalled the
apparatus
‘98”.
asked what would happen it a central
station in death Norwailt Were to be
burned, and the city, left without any ‘
Mr. Winchester held that there was
Olin 8. Young held that greater et-
Frank N. Ferris spoke on the mat-
ter, saying that. for two years he was
on the fire committee and at that
time, it was advocated that the do
partment be scattered about the city
more than it is at the present time.
He was of the opinion that it was not.
the course of wisdom to neutralize
the tire department in one house un-
less the outskirts were well" protected.
Dr. Hiram B. West spoke against
the removal of the old Well company
to a control my station.
Charles, J. Tldxeon said that he
wished it known why he signed the
petition calm the contrdlttinl 0!
the donor out. characterising It as ”mm,“ trojm my form or oonsti
W" ““53“? W “"3”” “i W tlon audits otond‘dnt evils. That‘- w:
. ‘- we back our '_faitb in them with our
William icon» said that it any ”mm, of may back my do not
policy to put the hole column“ ti: _ 0mm. but that
out side cl the track leaving
truck company where it il.- ‘ , . ..
all the apparatus in one place.
emanated from pro-
but
for the bust tutor for the past few
the
s 1th the statement,
Councilman Field also objected.
Mayor Tammany sustained the ct» "ems“ “0”“? W“
.neuled bids to March
that "twelte oclock noon, tor the complete
tours he had been construction or sold building, said
1mm that this jcctlon of tut;l councilmcn.
Mr. Robins continued saying
ldeutlticd in matters pertaining to the
iv. iiu stated that it was a question administration of the city government.
the and had belonged to the are depart-
to;
Mr. Robins, however. persisted and
and healthy activity.
to must: to count
A Statement: of Fact. Backed by a
Strong Guamnteo.
substantiate them at our. risk.
Retail Orderlies are eaten just like
candy. are particularly prompt and
agreeable in action, may be taken at
any time. day on night; do not cause
diam-hoes. nausea. mining, excessive
icoseness or other undesirable éllecta.‘
They have a very mild but positive
action upon the organs with which
they come in contact, apparently act-
ing as a rekulatlve‘tonle upon the re-
laxed muscular coat of tbe‘bowel. thus
overcoming weakness, and aiding to
restore the bowels to more ‘vi‘zorcuamon 0‘ the “WWW and on VON- .:
We guarantee immediate and post
no “new,” among the companies; ltive relief to all suffer: lroxn consign»
When they are at a tire. there are no t.lon
companies, tor all work together idy ““9 10 'do this We will return the
money paid no air it. That's a frank
ticiency in tire 1131111111; would be gain 18‘3“?th of facts and we want you to
ed by keeping the lire companies’
In every case where our reme-
Retail ‘Ordorlie‘a are unampassa‘bie
and ideal for the use of. children. old
talks and delicate persona. We cannot.
the highly rhodium no then: to
all
:1. tablets. 10 cents: as tablets. as
“it cents and comm-ice com mp1.
iby authorized and requested to 3d.
Architects. of
.'Xew City Hall. be and the some are
Councilman Miller interrupted liiei hereby “09de Mid accepted as the
speaker objecting to u“. tenor of his "plans 11nd specifications for a new City
remarks and saying that it such were Hall for this city, and
the opinion of hit Robins, uhnt was
Resolved Further, That the Com-
mitico on City Hall be and he is hem
he will receive
20. 1913, at
bids to he submitted to this Council
at a meeting thereof to be held at ,‘
the Council Chamber on said 20th day
of March, 1912. at eight o‘clock p. m.; ’
said Committee in said notice to m-
serve the right to reject any and all
bids; and '
Resolved. Further, that said Com?
mittee be and he is hereby authorized.
to publicly exhibit saldplans in me
Witter Commissioners‘ office in this . ‘
city for the use of contractors on and .
after February 28th 1912 « ‘
On vote the resolutions were adop-
ted.- ‘
Councilman Hoyt moved that“ ‘tho' ‘
resolution relative to the locational
the tire station be taken iron the
tabier The resolution was read as
follows:
Resolved, That the city lot on the
corner of Clay and Franklin street!
he and the some is hereby designated
and adopted as the location for a new
ore-hence or central the-station for
this City; and
Resolved, Further, that the hematit- .
toe on Fire Department be and he is :
hereby requested and empowered to '
have suitable plans prepared andsubo,
mitted to this Council for approval for
a new tire-house or central lire-station
on paid premises.
Councilman Mather moved the adop-
the motion was unanimously carried.
' Councilman Mather spoke o: a tel-‘-
egraph pole at the corner of hay Ind _
Sprint streets which was in a dam'
gerous condition and asked tbath be
condemned The pole 1111111111111, , the
postal company: . ‘ ‘ ,1.
Mr. Winchester stated that. the m-
missioners had taken the matter up»
company seemed to beauty. m to
do business with: in this respect. .
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