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THE CHARTER.
he Sentinel is printing today the
climber which has been drafted by
committee appointed for 111111
I- ‘44:!- 1. 'nllar. a”-
poise 101 the proposed consolida-
tion of The Norwalhs. The document;
is voluminous and covers more than,
or full pages of this paper. AL]
ugh it contagion many thoupuud
words, it should be read from start to
Lflblsb by every citizen of The Nor-
walks before he shall pass judgment
upon it.
The Sentinel did not receive the
monument in time to ghe it om thing
but. a casual reading and (or rthut
reason will not. venture to express an
opinion until such time as the ch'tlrtm
has been thoroughly read and di.
sled. We 1e1'01un1e11u that. . our
rehders follow the same course. 1
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. The next political love feast in
(Connecticut will be the McKinley
Minuet, at the Hotel Tort, New Ha-
«8411,1011 January. 29th. It the late
‘Vl‘uesideut McKinley new here today
L wondm whut his udvlce would be
those who ure,V or used to be; Re
ilicnns.
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.1 New York is enjoying :1 musical
{Muddy known as “The Red Pettl
mt.” For the benefit of the prbsent
‘ oration of girls we will any: the
pettlooat la the grand old VgnrlmsntV
.h which the heroines oi the lust
oration flagged the home to‘ pre
Wt them running into a uusiibui.——
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ANGES MADE IN MANAGERS.
Now England Manufaclurins‘
bbmpany Get. Service of Mibon
Slibsrman.
,Miltou Silbermau who for Lthé, past
years «has been manager 1' the
btevowte Rubber (10., has roughed
in position and will shortly nusnme I
‘ responsibilities of presidentl and
Weaver of the New England unu-
imitating Company. in his pin 6 the
lubenatute Rubber Company hits up-
«pol‘nted Irving Beokormnn a bonus“,
“will“ and energetic New Y rk‘or,
fill 11141111111 deals, will ably ll his
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odious experience in tub; line
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THANKSGIVING
‘lee thanks 1 1 « _
Because you are alive today
And are still able in a way
To do, however small, some good,
You know it's not the multitude _
That does great things; how short and
slow
The steps that land where you would
go.
Give thanks 1 -
BocauseyOu‘re well and strong:
But LitLyou‘re not, it Won’t be wront,r
To give u thank or two; you know
You mlght‘be worse, and even small
Thunksghing's more than none in sii.
Give 1114111113
Because you have to eat
A turkey and all kinds of meat‘
nnn oysters ugh and other things
Thai do not swim or go on wings:
But it 31011 dilu’t then you can be
_ Most thankful that you will be lice
From' all those aches and troubles
which -.
Distinguish food that is too rich.
Give thanks
Bounties the country‘s free
And loaded with prosperity; .
it you think not 1011 still can throw
. A few thanks in because you know
tom country" 21 got u blamed sight more
Thou any on this earthly shore.
ive thanks
1 Because your ring is where
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But if it isn't. don’t you i‘i‘et,
But just give thanks, because, you bet,
If it comes down 'twili be on top
0! all the others that must drop.
Give thanks
Because you're rich and great.
The pet of fortune and 01‘ state:
But it vou‘reL not. think what that
iea1 es
[101' you to gather of the sheates
or power and plenty; and the light
‘ To win is really more delight L
Than winning. so you ought to see
How very thankful you should be.
Giro chunks
Because you‘re growing old,
As one by one theyeurs nul‘oid
With wilder knowledge, more serene
Acceptance of the happy mean.
But it you‘re not, end youth still holds
You that among the ne’er umwolde,
Be thankful still, because in south
The yehrs wtial cure you of your youth.
Give thanks! ’
Give .bhanlts!
Give thanks!
it not for what. you have more,
To own it “world or be a star:
Why, then for what
Has not been yours or you are not.
‘Rolnembqrinu that no greater bliss
is in the good we not
Than oxdlwthwt we miss;
And no mun liven,
However rich or poor,
Who could not still be worse,
You may be sure.
4 Therefore.
1 Giro thanks.
WILLIAM J. MMPTON.
‘ Committee ya. Kate H.’Pod1uore. at.
111., " cuss, evading to the detcnllsu'ts 1.
34.286 The case had been ”$1de 1
4 ‘ down, to tile mint whore,tbe ocisl L
‘ heated on '15. question as -
L «root bodies.
4 steel draw~wbics is to who the Mr
4 forts no but at the- bridge as defined
44.1.11 nun London 11 n. polemic
the dupsrior court in the “Town of _
Norwith by n. sludge commotion
the defendants fluid 11 right or access. '
to their buildings on the Wusbiastouv
The complete finding of Judge Hoi-
(2011111 111 as follows:
: Memorindum on Acceptance Coin- ‘V
mittee'c Report.
Tho commutes, appoint/Id ‘by Judge 'L
wililta’m 3 Crane, made their report '-
to tibia court pursuant to Section 2054
of the Generml Statutes. and. upon ‘
motion of said petitioner. said report
was reformed back to the committee
to find further facts which appear in
the supplemental report
N'o remonstrance was filed to said.»
report, abut the name was placed on 1:
the Slibi't Chloride?! “For Acc'tiptsnco ’.V
f of Committee's Report" No writtoh “
motion whiting thereto was died but
council {or sold parties made 6m 3
arguments and tiled briefs recording”
said acceptance: the petitioner's
, claim being that the movement's
mamas: alto bounded northerly bye
bridge to which the respondents have
no legal right or access from said .-
premises and tth respondenis' claim '
being thst said premises um bounded‘;
northerly by an approach to the
bridge. to which approach they have
the legal right of access iirom their
sold premises.
The committee report that the res-L ‘.
110ndcut, Kate ii. Podmor,e is the“
owner or certain rights and tron-L
ohlses in the promises described in
the application; tbut the . value I)“
:the building thereon is $1,000,11ud tho 1
urine of said respondents interest in
the land is 33.2% provided that she
has "a right of obsess from sitid pre-
mises to the higiwi. and the bridge.
\‘chh is th 1y bouudnrt ”,
and that theme ”reel is $300 it 1
such Vriglitr of no do}. not 1111111115
and said commht s assess‘ the 11111...
ages to said respondent, for the, tink-
ing of said premises at $4,285 if such
rtgbt oriac‘coss exists. and at 81,000
it such right of access does not bxist.
Therefore the sole quorum present-
ed upon the acceptance of the com.
mituoe‘s report apmrs to be whether
or not the respondents have the right
of access from said promises to said
highway or bridge in front thereof.
in 'l‘ollaudvs. Willinston. 26 Conn.
side page 583, the following defini-
tion of a bridge is quoted, "A. struc-
ture (or the purpose or connecting
the opposite banks 01' a river, by
means or certain moteriuismrmings
roud way from 011;» side to the other,"
and the court suites that the abut—
meuts may be parts of it"brld‘zo un-
der our Statute inspecting bridges.
The Speclni Act pursuant to which
this action is brought (16 Special
Laws (#1911. p. 490) defined the
“bridge” .nutliorised by said Act.
Section one thereof authorizes the
cow 0! Norwalk "to contract and
maintain a new concrete bridge}. with
I steel draw. and Realms-cites at.
both ends, over Nerwaik'ttiven't As
donned by acid Ml; this bridge is
l“ concrete structure—«with the
walk River between and. 1111111111111; tile
continents of said bridaoon either
side of said river, 11nd,.ulde- from
said ubntmeuts,V ,tho avenues for
ranching this bridge from either and
of it are called “its mmhee" .1111
in aid Act. .
it appear: from the Mall. "him“
A." riled with and nudes. pin of
film committee's report. that the m‘
My mum to one} mice 1111M
protect the» travelling public. in‘ ac»
Lil‘s"
Rosdinosrm‘ silly
V , accomplished When all bonds work together—«that's the way we as a store plan.
_, W‘L ioltlHot wiseiywiet us help you. We are ready in every sense of the‘ word.
500 Flaunelettc
Skirts 25c
Llhrgo full sizes My big Worn.-
en’s skirts in white and creamy
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l0w Cases 1240
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proach the owners ot the lands bound-
ing thereon have erected buildings
fronting thereon along one hall of
the length or and approach and the
committee's report stat-es that in
front of all of and buildings there is
no fence between said approach and
said buildings, and that in such cases
the aim tin-g, owners have free access
to said approach tram said buildings.
It also appears from said report
that, wherpnot built uponL,1tl1e grade
or the lands abutting said approach
is some five test below the smile of
said approach, and that “a tones or
about. three beet high was erected by
the Town of Norwaik as a part 4
the bridge proper, and except where
the, abutting property has been built
upon. the fence has been 4miatnined
by the Town and was necessary to
condense with the requirements 013
Sen 2019 of the Geneva! autumn“
no only purposm oi‘ erecting" the
(sure was to protect the published
cause of tin» (Vilma 1411 said We!»
which protection p um is required!
to provide whether the travelled way
be e bridge or e 1-0411.
My conclusion is that said reboun-
dent murmwmnw V “
,Emmcdrmim '
mum at til. mambo is no? .
I'M". of m.» to mid submit «that:
the ant-in. Mt or her' said promises.
copied and t ilnd tine iii mm»
Mt. bi entitled 1.0 MMW 11m:
0! 14.886 up incited idgaid report,
smashed. will be pawl 11 M
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i111: easterly from the bridge to we ‘- ‘
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