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New Haven Beautician LQs‘Iie‘r
Announces That Brothers
Takok on Too illicit '
Thus
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NEW HAVEN, Nov. 5.——coi. Isaac
M Ullman‘ today announced his re-
tirement from active political life in
the Ifoliouiitth letter sent to close.
fr lenda. and- political associates:
Caroling itito effect a ' determina~
tion reached many months ago, today‘s
election marks my withdrawal from
the held at active political work. The
result of the election, whatever it
may be, will have no oiiect upon this
determination, on my part For many
pleura l have taken a deepdutereat In
political attains. for *1 have always “be
lieved and still helium and now more
firmly than everhthat it is the impera-
tive duty of every citizen to do his
. part not only in the preliminary work
Qincidental to the nomination od candi~
dates for oilice, which after all, in the
important work, for it is easiec at
times to prevent It had and [undesir-
able nomination than it is to defeat a
candidate when nominated, but in the
,Aww,,__.llfcessaru work succeeding nomxna-
Lions and on election day.
At the beginning of my active in»
terest in political life of the commun-
ity. my business interests were such
Q that i could give the «time needed to
It without much personal sacrifice.
As time, however, gweth 0th my inten
QQ QQQerQtIQxQQ 0cher greate; zrtidilhei busiueee
,wt w w latnc unectod e nded
, grainy QWIth‘ rthe firow‘th‘ of 3:: per.
shin interest5Q, thoje time was actnaL
ly“ demanded of In lIiQ political iwaye,
with the redult tho I hiive' not given
to those interests that time which
they should have, and which I owe to
my associates in business to give to
them.
Recognizing, however, that every
citizen of this country should be will-
ing to pay some Nice for the liber-
ties he enjoys, the sacrifice which I:
have thus made did not, in theniéeives
influence the to make the decision
which i have already announced. It
was a greater and more Important
reason than thnt. It was no lees than
the warning cry 0! Nature to the man
who forgets that be Is, after all, hu
man. and that there is, therefore, no
end to human endurance. and a limit
to the burdens that he can successful~
Iy carry. it became simply the ones
tiou or whether ii owed more to my-
Holt and to my family. or to the
Having. for many l,‘ears given up
much of my time and energies to
the part), i felt that i should romem‘
her self before it was too late. And
the reopen which thus months ago ln~
uuenoed me in the atop that I am now
taking, has grown with increasing
force. «up» business Interact: are
Q ,echfilcc My capacity i'I'IroIvoI-ltf
cannot. do the nature of things. you;
While I have thus decided to "the
an a worker in the held of active pol-
tics i shall still, at the urgent re.
quest of our most public-opined then.
continue in the cities of Pmldent ot
the Chamber of flommeroe. until the
end of my term. endeavoring, In the
meantime. to old In the noiutlon of
5-,
II ..
those matters of local Interest and
concern which so Iaruly direct the
Rotten! welfare or our community “0'
ill; people
In my years of political activity. Q!“
have met and been annotated Wlfll
to them, In than taking have of um
as an associate writer. I desire to 0x-
ore-s my hinders
thanks .
New Haven, NoV.Q0th.1‘iiflt
mm of ritequII‘ttm, Wm.
:th Min and about ”I”;
ihmiituh"v
m
Foot. and It MII‘QI While Making Stump _
many true loyal and dear means. 000 .
Ina «oedema
tattoo n omen. i“
«Interim-react m
" nee-ran oamKs asap.
spent. for Roosevelt.
' NEWARK, N. J ., 'Nov. 5.—-George
iiillmlmern Richmond, rector of the St.
John's Episcopal church. Philadelphia,
checked ’Newarkers by drinking a glass
of beer. while stump speaking hereto:
'Rosevelt.
lillWILK FliiEflEii TM“
PAY fill SERVIGES
(continued from first paw.)
1“
near future.
Many matters of business kept the
councilmen busy until about In o'-
clock
The meeting Was called to order
shortly after 8 o'clock by Mayor Ed~
ward J. Finnegan, all the councilman
being present, save William B. Bur-
neli, who arrived a few moments
later.
M. .l. Riordan choice in reference
to a petition for a power in Beacon»
street. , ~ I
Clerk Dilworth ‘ read the petition
which came from Samuel B Chees-
bro. The petition wan accompanied
by a profile, estimate and letter or
explanation which was also read. The
oatmated cost is 31,154.95. .‘Several
houses may be erected in the nearin-
turn. Manor Finnegan believed.u
sewer should be built In IBoacon.
street. ‘Q
On motion of:CouncIlIuan Milne it
was voted to ask the Board. of Esti-
mate for the mbncy, I in connection
with the Melbooine Road newer. "rue
total amount. needed will he about 83, -
t.
I
heard by the sewer committee.
”Highway commissioner Cahlll
ported that the haggaewor extension
in Everpieg av no deep For extend
tar enough. ,4 .
J; B. Gtcheil choke in reference to
a bridge on Sal-mum's Hill, .The
bridge was started. but not complet-
i
A-
walk. The work will be Investigated
at once.
Dr. S. H. Huntington.,presented a
communication relative to an accident
to his auto caused, he claimed, by a
hole in Main street. as a result I)!
work of Contractor Joseph A. Month
toy. The corpr-fntlon counsel will in-
vestigate the matter.
Joseph P. Croesman .appeamd rela-
tive to the public dumping ground.
He claims the new place makes a
nuisance. The garbage is blown into
the “or-eels" by storms and Mr. Croce
man acid the city iadumpiug garbage
into the harbor. The 3:me cou-
mlttee will investigate the matter.
Uhiedgeorge B; Nontgomery bre-
w‘xe'a Ino'aonowinz petition: 1.
To the Mayor and council or “the
City oi (Norwalk:
The underpinned respectfully pray
your honorato change the present
nyctem‘ of allowanm to the 0m de-
partment for its services; so that'each
company will receive 83 for each are
that. each company he allowed 83 for
each alarm. cancelled; and that each
company be allowed 860 for Janitor
”vice.
We believe that the plan above
mentioned will secure hotter attend-
ance at area by members of the differ-
r‘eut commuter, and do much to keep
a
pertinent.
formed.
000080 3.. Montgomery, Chief.
William I. 3‘”?er m .
Highway ........ 3 802.08
Fire Department 223:40
Lights .. .......... 756.48
Senior”... 30.85
Pavinghcot. ........ . 8.32029
“Finance bent. ...... 481.34
Folios Dept. ................ 378.93
Library ...... 450.06
Q ed on the financial conditions of the
cub. and‘ 1va be advocated before the.
ed. Mr. Getah-eli with: today a side .
which thyMually cttend and do duty; ..
This plan in, we think. fair. on It. .
only allow tor neural cervical por- Q,
it
bacilli ordered the WW ctot‘ddfii!
‘ . Hunters garage The bill was order»,
,odpaidhyth‘ocity. .- ,Q,
The Library report. has worried as Q ,. . ' ‘
IIII
rt of pills! Thomas
till-land woe mo and accepted,
all a monitor otstooioonsolldated Trot»
icy improvement Association of Con
neotiout was read and endorsed.
Bills as follow were read and or-
dered paid:
A: the fiscal year for any business
closed last evening, city: clerk report-27
clty departments. With the excep-
tion of the tire and library depart-
ments, the appropriations were not
exceeded.
Chairman W. R. Cabin, of the high-
way committee, reported progress on
several matters which came up at the
last meeting. ~
Councilman John Milne Room
progress on a ‘st months“ all night
lighting schedule. . The dldereocc in
cost for the year was wpmimately
3400 more a year. The mayor express-
ed himself in favor of the mtem and“
the councilmeh‘ mo ruined the Idea.
The redirect of the lire chic! and
captaina’ was token animal consider-
ed. it was brought out that‘each cent-
during the past four yearn. Council-
Qman Thompson aimed QTtQilit the tin-
men ’d reducer he ertmtedu irhe motion
passed.
The meeting than adjourned
, who...“ .
INewburyport. QMass. Mrs; Ghee
Jachman, clutch: “i mostly feared i
and took it. . The" hemorrhage mapped“
with no sign :tubereuloatu tradition
i always' keep; oley'c Honey 8'. Tan
Edampouttd in!
e-the WW (II,
donation I
gif,QQ
. MI totem-colon"
‘81“,qu for.
will! meet this week with Mrs M. w.
Norman.
‘ m
Rev. and Mrs. ’H. E. Brown or tin
Congregational Church will have to-
von with relatives and Manda.
There will be a meeting of the.
Qiadiea‘ Missionary Society oi the
Oonzmkational Church Thursday,”
3 p In. at the home onQ Mrs. It. by
«new ‘ Q
V-lm.
tarnished room in too. uncle—dot m
can and con that's at Toast 00 pct:
cont. comfortable by honouring lone
adv.
Tint tout doeln’t live the habitat
element: of W in him.
, .
dished room-mooted.
.I
QQCooier In Shower
mt: ”pox-1,352 chariot ii. Dim?“ 11 F"
puny had been given 350 more» than 180--
was going to hairs tuberoulflls so 1 100-49”
not; Foley’s Honey" I: Tit‘mm “
and today 1 atom well. strong woman I
house a. It kaolin“
"0" -Z.
The Friday ”afternoon reading club ' '
day, to spend a. two days at New lid-r '
Ten per cent. 0: dishomfort In I
am: Q ~.
uranlntmumtaooomumue . ‘ ,
_ Q ”Q
”more. Thin.
mull. I JNW
ALW on it
Inland. new. cl: l comma? m
no in on. In one
won MLB—vltum. 18 acre- and
burn on the abora.- Price upon. an»
“:FOR fl-
“Monti
add—FOR SALE-drone mom mum
on Wont avenue, Bell Island. 100
it. deep 3 61,5 ft. front Gar-ac.
Price 81. 600.
HARBOR VIEW BEACH
luv-FOR none-m at, Home In...
1&Mkuuru P; M on:
I'IIII’ttlfIfl SVT‘F‘TW
We .e-t'... a‘tuT'ni'"
278000 each.
SOUTH NORWALK
Ia—ronm “LII—Wm w
M 0. Price!
Ia—r’oa meats—Ithaca no.1.-
500, 40 x 1895; 8 lot: upeoln Av...
$500 each: liot Woodward Ave.
81,000. Entire “.200.
"r' .. “ct-maroon ““-
MP» Put it Ave.
”often II. In» I, “E'Iiu. Iadn. rad
MW. at
and.
mall, on.
new A... u'd'oie" ““7“”
ages. “WWW :chfi
rI—Eon“ tact-II»: Wm a mob.
tum Inlt so. all W
m
on Mt. I—bfl- «mm
on. all IIII
FOR BALI
lm
THEE” ML“
$33.35.“ w
«gum and“
Ito—mi“ “mu'?%“m
m ”’“E...
“WWW”
yttrium he an.
contention. fruit!
I’MLl—Douhle «no. "out ,
i It W
twine“ id Ava. _
tot. 80.0 from. ”3'- ,
-.IIomIWIId0In ,,
on on couwly Ildo.
floak L08, "Mil filling.“
H0! .IlL.
Mien-u L
‘ I . Aided “LET-T.- room Ill
. Went Itree.
room and
trio light. all
moot, }
trout. 140 feel. deep.
0150
dry.
"‘ won SALE—3 family
house, High street.
‘ house. 5 room; not water mi one.
Price “.000
Slit—FOR BALE—u room loose.
bath“ room, closet In‘ every root.
.tio. furnace. email barn, lot 80 it 150.
Price 85 .500.
,I _ 281-4th ”Law—0 room homo and
bath. Quintnrd Ave" furnace heat,
“It
city
at,
for...
Price Q_.,
hum more”
hump. 88.500 Including lieu no not: . . ‘I
" ‘ 7 mm! chitin cum
and W
:71 “won ante-1am new on IQWmW
‘ 8t. F1100 38.000
Run-FOR “Ln—4 iota, éoun‘d buoy
Park Addition 3500. Net tori four
270.403 GALE-8 room haul,
acres land. Richards Ave. Eli trio 40—708“
light, nor air furnace. phonon,
mica well, ham, chicken on».
cause 12 x 18 (new). trait on not
trons.-
tilt—FOR SALE—l0 room
centrally l
50: 140.
284.~FOR SALE—0 room house,
Woodward Am. all improvements.
electric “M. m.
tion. Lot 50 x 125.
”ti—FOR 8ALE-1L room
Highland Are, all improvements.
' ground. Price 310,.000
Ion—Iron one»: acre. Elm iilrovo
. ccntly lowered Price 84. 800.,
' hum-waning
3
I 25 4 tract. “1me
Ii 80?". 31,50 5'
tr 3
eieow
base
fact
i room in; iloi
oor. tornado, bat!»
wprovomeuts;
room I: and cellariil I
Price Show.
lot rum Weapon”
film-FOR “1.3.me acres Q rpm ”01““, .11 "Q
3:300 street. 11 room hon-o. L,” «amwmm—WW no. .
Not tor each lot umfiitely.
Price $5,500
linden.
ted. 100d condition.
rune 85.0 00
[MIME-
brick
Bath in each
Price 82 .900.
It
all improvements, good
Price 04.
W
lions.
water. Hot. air heat. 0nd acre
18 room hence, good will re
:2:
Building Lots
and a». mm.
It Mum Iain. BTW
morali- no .
. . 802.403
m,“
‘ «Era
When ion,
icr to number xoi,
8ALE-2 family stucco
house. new, Main 51.7 rooms each
side; all improvementc. Q Price
80,000 . ,
III—Iron Q0ALI~OI0
“It-FORM
homo-toad on
M“.-
Ll-Mmt AQQ\n.. "rum noun.
warden Newman
Av... III impromptu". QQrIcQo' mo.
M L
margin mum-ix 0t. Price mm
.. ~8- h 00. Ill Im-
1przg=~sn L'Priccm ”Lot 00:684.
QHOH 8ALl—‘I-10- mum mi. Maple It.
Prion m.
LH- mm mi... lIl In It.
all lmmvmonu. Prion “0'00. 80 '
Hall “Ll—I,-
prov-manta. Prio-
01-6492: 8AiQ I—‘vLeu. lhodonoiln Pant.
FOR CALI! “model no» lot 800a
W or I‘- “ n‘ii'lm mprovo-
manta. eo'
VII—FOR BALI-40“ hm I-MITI notice.
c.0223” II lid-hm no harm Ill mom‘fi
on o a
“Price 812.000
fruit. .
Mil”... In Im-
lit—FOR
in cllu on No n An: high ground.
III-I'd VIOWi local or thm Iota, Ill“ 70.
flat—Ion SALE—dill" 0- m... noun.
Wont Not-wall: road. one acre 00 around.
Price .2000.
100—430, 8ALI-a-flcntlcmnn'n ham Edi.“
400
III In Ill'll outbuildl
3"!“ ya. it. ennui... .....
In! 4:” front lay 400’ '
0.
Egg: Including! lots in roar, 00:175.
Wm Q
a 8000.
Lot. Steven. 8!. 00:100.
Lot . ion menu 1 mac.
11,000: with “haunt?“ gum. 35'3““
An" 003m. ‘9"«8880.
lots all located
3:. waging“ Ava. 001172.. Fri“ new.
Inc—iron tritium-mm noun. QIiIII an.
an wimfiovormnth. Price
8A to! and In ant. Inuit
am!“ 01801:! ' a minute. "on trolley:
“V I, ’
F0 ‘ Lian-m hence, Burl nu
Hill rad. lot 011803 carpenur chop on
mollusk Tnm- weary brick m-
eat-y antic Inuildlnoo. Q It}
--I an. lime? orient:
50.80 m'u Lindon at.
1
0
firm ..~... “I“
fll—FOR .ALIAQM haunt 000 “I
800. Not
tau, Wilton Av...
WMpflam W5
trill) finest...
och-rt
ago—Fan “Lemma-rm» “mm,“
8 reunion
' not: Wig}.- not: .dll IIII-
Mum—Imam new, Wand;
mane;
W“
new»... "'
.5,
I
atonetlmiholldlthc had urine-.9.
A‘Fnrninhed It... to a..." a ‘
Sentinel not cheap: It to a fun
EAST. “ORWALK i I _ ‘
'“raoee
DICTI-
, ace—Iron BALI—mmllyw
all lino” .
. till”
‘ QWOR SALE—Building lot 50 1
“Macaw? mu house. Dry
," . Barn.
" , Price 83500. .
.‘filmw-ron “LII-11 room noon. 2
momma
‘T’iifm.
‘QccthuQIIQeatrcot Corns hum:
m0
Minimum-Immune»
10 none. Main 0!.
meta. m
0;me «La-arm nut-0'. m
» my 81.. 5011180. Price 81000.
"002.-‘-FOR BALE—“Lot. Weapon Ave ,
70 x 171. Price 81.800
eon—FOB GALE-45 com on West
Rocks Rodd. noellcut View of tin
Sound and Nornlk In and
200. stout Ave. curbed and gutter-
ed.‘ Frloe 8700.
Bold. Bath. hardwood floors driv-
on well with engine attachment: to
lot: chicken Loam: 28 some more
«rim Alleleulnnd interning
m. Price 010.000.
”Ow-FOR SALE-T m house. Harv
bor Ave not 00 x :50. All In»
provedtqntn. Price 83.00 may
tome. ..
Hui AW» .4 mm of find.
, at... i it: Int!
lath (lamp cl m lot
180 3 files ”000 ' - ;
“LI—Ono of the" but bulld- ,
cue-u icon me out one» um ,"°
kindly to
Miriam-git
near Tl
. and other; to!
«Q "In”.
101-4" B ALI"
a can. lie 3.
3.."me IIIIIQQl frail
on“ dflALl-a- warn Mu
Ava.“ Two room- III attic;
pm
lob-Fon‘aQAl-
ii «I
‘ PF; icu'rl'an :noqth rd
Emile 0y, "283mm. to ratio
81000.
WOT! 8AL!—~8 room hv- ,
New house, trees r: em, Q»
1,5 acre ground. W ”8200.
terms.
coir-eon BALE—1'.
house, Crockett Ave
newer. Price 80.000.
SAUGAQTUCK
40R ALI—205nm" hoe-c.
"Emma-nil; 11 cor-on: 31mm
on and am. Price
1
NEW YORK
1M R SALl—0- went»
“on“ 0mm. coutIIQ 0.x
u’.
r: can: depot l_m
gnu. Wannlngton Ave}:
l'l IMP! count. 0 I‘DOMI ,
10 lplrtmontn. Prie- 018M .
REDDING. cannon ‘ ‘
FOR 8ALE—m new. new ‘
’3’..." old; ham. chicken Mono.
plan amnli
{3'3“ rook-4 ”wood“,
poo-c
no.
. 1-,
“.0".
«too
eon—Fen SALE—9 room Wig
miles from Georgetown or , ,
ville- stations. Jail Imp .
good water mien. well am ,
pie orcnfl'd. cinnamon ,
maria other email he
bed. 150 acres; 00 acrea-
40 acres under farm cultivation.
and in lawn. garden rind
men BALE—0 plots,
and 8 com each. below IAQI
$500 each.
not. 8
Home“ aALe—c room we
acres more or less. 10 acres
land” condone hound. two
mug Price 318.000
303 QR 8K1.
--9 acres Iahd,
‘ bid!) of raid: Prlco 83.000
gored with house west side of
‘ Price 30.000
wrote net—omen Inna me.
s new: more or Ian: 0
Mme... PIIII'IMW Wfldl‘.
Ire—Ion DALI—Home. 1 mm. I:
an m: 03cm will.
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III lone: anion-u coon: 'Imm‘
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