. _. report War It bend!
m OWNfidnrmwh a thmt‘bu ‘11"
“ ”that“!!! M tWt t r a nu V:
in
unsure
trump *“ W“ W.
Total unun‘ws- ‘
. . Respectfully unlimited. .
. more oonmee‘tonune.
Accepted. ‘ _ .
, -1 Theweter‘ commieelonere submitted
it '“mommendutton‘ tor a way out or
‘ ‘ ' ' ‘tltefidillluultytifi‘rognrdlto the ”carrying
he no reorder to were the mat.‘ water .to w. on own ("property in.
m “fitment?” andlhe nouns scribuer avenue. ' ‘ ‘ ‘
voting tolreconuwr the gre-
Mt‘jvote. vuted -1930!” the report on vote. _
ditto theylreeholdere and to recbm-v Ellie ot‘ the verioue‘ dopirtmente
mend the establishment or a" forty-eve were me underderodpuid. ‘
(out. street. ‘ _ p __ The cbnnwtlcut Compiler gave n0~‘
’. Light Commissioner lSmith. who hoof tine that they have unused which to
"been making such merged ohungee in' be made of their changes in Railroad
. . . . . 48,195.6‘5l
..
. ink W.“ Hadley. "f
new one. .
bin that at once. which changes ere'jconnoil last evening} ,
meeting with general favor. deportedt ' 0n vote the notice Wee accepted. ‘
last night that with the changeeheg‘ A resolution was adopted setting
will make thlepmon'th. he will heveZSeptember 8th. at S b. In. as the date
completed“ his campaign for better, for a hearing on the mutter. ‘
llglttedstrbete. J Water Commissionere' Otilce.
Aheorlng on the proposed retool». South Norwelk, Conn.
tion of trucks oi'the uonneoticut Corn" August 11. 1913. 7 j
puny in Railroad avenue will “he held “Hanoreble Mayor and Board of Coun-
ou next Monday evening. at 8 o‘clock, j. cilmen. City,
pursuunt toll vote taken last night. . ‘. Gentlemen: , >
‘ ’ The meeting was called . to; orderl‘ We recommend the extension of 4-
:ehortly utter eight. o'clock, by ‘Muyor‘ tncli pipe on Baton Court about 20h,
Robert ‘M. Wolfe. Councilmen John feet. Two houses are being mooted
W. Smith. Archie. F. Nash. Olive”? E. end Will need water for tounddtlone.
Weed. George L. Oliver and Hiram B.l Respectfully nubmltted,
‘W'eet were present. CHRISTIANSWARTZ.
City Clerk John J. Cuneo culle STEPHEN S. HATCH,
' roll. . Water Commissioners.
The minutes of the previous meet-‘ Accepted. . .
ling were read and approved on vote. l Rev. Stephen F, Chernitzky, on ben.‘
‘ John Pulinitas, of Cown street,hadf half of the ltaiiahs nnd‘Hungarlnne (it.1
No. 103, m... A. M. ;recelved a bill from the city tax cor; Springwood. extended thanks to the
genre Building, sautnnector. His property is without theicny l‘nlhere tor their lonely interest
in and 3d Treader of‘cltv limits. The matter was referred ‘ and attention in the matter of the Bowl
‘tuly and Miguel 6x {to the corporation 001111591 for investl'. ton street improvements, and for the
Spaock‘ All Masterzgution. ldecieion of the board regarding the?
.113; invited. . D. Burri Herbert A~ Mathew-son explained 94‘ petition for the improvement of Laurnl
.3 Robert M. wumx,“communication from the
«
3 Residence.
d ‘thel
_ .
we
.~
. l.ounshlll‘.“.§etreel last night. !
ll‘lalllewfon & Company. twolestlnethe‘ Fulhcr i‘lhel‘nltzlty elated that our
luddilipli to the building on the Flfl' street work his not» been completed:
.‘vius Clark estate, which muhos‘ itgmjpely satisfactorily, although the
Second Tuesdays of seem dangerous lo the Shim m’flol'l'lchnugee made have beeh for the bet-é
., July and August ex~.“’lth regard to lire liability. Mr. Mh‘. tez'. Vile ettid. further. that it is a]
n5 o'clock. All Royal Arch : theWSOH sold the building \Vlll be 'ml';dl'ealll ol‘ beauty to get shivers for;
.1: .~ ' . , X . .
nrdially invited. Charles ed with inflammable muterlnl end idiom: street. . 2
girl, P. Robert W. Wilcox.?(lll‘96l1y under the W‘lOl‘Y ‘WllldOWB- ‘ The matter of a benefit nesenementl
‘ . . ll Mr. Mathewson said thobuilding (BX-‘agalnst one or Father (thernitzky'e;
.tende over the building line. 100- ;pnriehionern was misunderstood hyE
lli‘. West said the request ‘seems‘ the taxpayer. and after the rector bud}
reasonable and moved that the matter stated the case. it “‘33 voted to refer
be taken up with the life MIPSll‘dl “l _ the mutter to the corporation counsel
once. Voted. lfor investigation.
morning. 7. A recommendation was read from‘ Adjourned.
uuoemept come of the m. {the water commissioners for an oxten-Y '
.. m X6.“ {hum in which ‘eiou of the main in Gregory Boule- COOK BURNED To) DEATH.
' V ‘ I ‘. .vard. CHICAGO, Sept, 3.-——Thomne Yntea.
.eohle lost their lll't'S. and 4'. Councilman West wnnted to knowlm‘ty years of age, a cook, was burned
?\\'h)' the water commissioners wore to death ‘and forty-eight firemen and
'goiuu ilUWll “Kile “'llll improvements one Spectator were overcome .bl’
when 9909.1." in 0““ “1W want water smoke or injured in u the which de-
llllll cnnnot 39‘ ll‘ - etroyod the l‘entre] Hotel at 440 South
culnnllSSl‘JI‘e‘ Nd!) explained umt‘Slute exrcet and an adjoining build-
.the extension is merely melting n p01" lug. ’i‘h fire started shortly after u.
‘muuent pipe to replnco‘onc now run- o‘clock Tuesday morning and burned}
“ll”; 0"" “l9 ““‘d- I ‘unlll fire o'clock this morning eight-
been l“ “99 ll ls bill-“l“le‘ Councilman West enid helme al‘mysuien hours. before the tire department
fl“ q: 1’ ‘lle‘ll' l“ ““0? 0f “1““, and Pl willing succeeded in extinguishing the flames.
“ “ ‘ jilmse WOW2 31‘0““ have it ”“t “m “ Tho body of Voice wne not found until
.our city residents are to be turned alter the tiautos had been but out,
“10““ l“ their requeeie. . The tire started in the basement of
Commissioner linlih said that he the bowl. ll cuueod a property 1033
did not Sign the recommendation be- 01. only $llll.llil0.
lieviug it an unnecessary procedure.
lilo believes Unit to lower the present;
pipe would answer all purposes. ‘
(inches. R. A. M.
-‘ ednic Building, South
l
oward Elliott's ndminie“
{'5‘ New York, New Haven
fl Railroad opened rnthel‘
v
.V
yesterday
t
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l
were seriously injured.
trouble is laid to tho use
Re signnls end the wooden
«re. The railroad company
elim’
.h these elements of danger,
ome time ago to be
regress has been slow. llnd
'-"v?~‘wl"wo been
Olive em
or Pylhine‘a‘.‘
lug tomorrdill ‘
‘nouie
Mien molten the
Harry, of m. of
tram n vlelt ll lbw
DUBLIN TRANSPORT STRIKE.
3 V .' . a l v. u
The recommmniution Who voted dog lld?‘t):l;::{l;;1:x:‘;:’ufiat”: 33;”?!
“me t‘ouucilmun WWW vote m “mm-‘1 (rune ort workers in Dublin was ren-
‘Bm‘m’ idcreupmore uvute toduv by n lockout
that a low 1T" “"fm‘ Himsrahlrtlluigroilihzoéitf‘h: in lhooohl trade. Thomcrchuntu do
urcorllnne; film]: :‘wygnlk :clded that they would no longer our
9 of twill“ idmftlomc‘n‘ ' ploy men belonging to the transport
Zworhere' union which organization
' huh ' vued tux uyere own- '
tilll un- l‘bi‘ ““1i‘flfi‘dfxii’p n‘" d :1”!de in.thoy any will not permit its members
. 'to‘deliver the cool 01' certain firms
w. ' ' l tltion 'our .
0: hi“ txleoggfishigllgxig Band gem: with which the union in at log/gen
“ fi ' bends
lllx. - . vi mentioned1 ‘ '
llAlll- lmprote tho pbo ‘" 9 The feeling between workmen and
\ ”“2!“qu submitted loluployere lu wry biltcr.
. ugp , f . . ,
1 (out a. r. cnuuxtrzuv.
and fourteen othere.
., 'owll.
rev. SM“ n
' ’0,- uotee W"
. “gm him at
rte{kklllllill'wl‘wfs
be enacted. l“
omnivhdllmm
rent 07 ,
y the. o\vnvl'l‘-
llll‘e u“; Hit?
in to tnhnliou
once for lists.
rec
nap. the but“
2 . « . ‘r ll
: Ill? fill?“ ll (1
g“ pill ill:
1
w...”
TATE FMR.
Sept. 3w“ oddy,‘ the
\ tlcul Fair at thorn.
‘r‘ul‘iucru‘ lid): on . i
i the null from .mfl V
in nu Minu- grout _ my
oi the hint Attol‘ )
l fill fillflll‘ E pgmtmln‘g
\th Mention
3 BHICAGO'G HOT WAVE enoKEN.
uccept the cornmunhé ('lll"-‘9\“”- Sill’l' ”WA .low “”3“"
t, in!“ brought relief from (.lltlcaso'e hottest
ineptombor hunt wove this morning.
. mul'l‘bo llwrmometor dropped 15 degrees
gtrcvlwrly owuem Milli n l‘mv hour». l‘eetordny was the
m“ m“ appeared mmmntolleet lieutember r. in the city'n hue
r- ltbv cuj‘htviurhlll» tho prnpoml'mry. the thermometer reaching 9‘: in
. lilo uwnrdn hill“.i‘wnflpreueuted ll .tmwonuhlnresll"? lll'lvl'lmrm. borerinc around the
"“ lernW“ there. “9 of morocco. u “mung“.hu utnrh until early thin morning,
’ Wmnerh Elevation h' lull“ alluring“ wdgwben it tell in 7:». There worn three
‘ on the truth”6 P" the- “lottery“, and-dentin and tour proelrutlonn youton
”explains,“ “mutant! ldny.
“to” rm.(undiluted)_ more!
0 wnenrw in} M; oov nlLtso av Antone-tut.
a mm“ were; Sept. 3r~i~ierbort you
“autm‘wlnckie. of this village. aged seven.
w ll “‘ . “5,1 who one ulruck by on automobile he~
lmebolw“ ‘ h t r h e k
onnldlll drum or o .o n no my. on Monday.
“3 "0 ‘cd at the Memorinl Hospital. in New
belch. today. Eye witnesses at the
fink! the led darted out from be—
limoun.
lithe Conner
l l’nrlt. vs'nu
of liliorn o
l: the ninth woreIr
l The line wooltu,
h; that brought on
(“nine lulr urrutlcr then 0
‘1 u in the billion; of. tho
it. won
n ““1 ll)
in our. 1.: ii in the budge
'\
till?“ 1". 'i'umluuny
rick.
up}. no
“on
r
o
”3“ the mph"-
‘ oldcfl‘
to ll" 1%: t 91‘ est lo and no true the mwhlho.
W .uoliihlfl . Buckley had just started up.
as o physician.
- :weet, ‘ee wellne tne‘pendlng lnteretete
The recommendation wne'hpprovedfiijw‘i‘ ”WWW in the “WW9? 0‘ 0""
"ed when the public interests were best
‘ the street lightiugmf the city duringfuvenue which was submitted to thek
. in the Dl‘OllBI' adminletration of the
. 1oflthese problems l'which shall be sound
~ ' Following our own best Judgment,
llwhet has been done in carrying them
7 nation or consent of the municipal and
, state authorities directly interested.‘
' in: after thorough investigation and
oldie Bell Sy‘St
. The unit brought by the; Unluodx‘on ovation) under one common twig .
vi
Gluten questioning the purchase otjpen an that it cannot be given by in oil
thin telephone properties in the north- pendent systems unlesu they are r
uted under agreements which result "
one common control and one pom n
inherent... in reflect making them. a
filmlb ‘syebem. . ' ‘ .
We bolleve tlnit rates should been
adjusted as toul'ford the com'
:hfilc’lfil‘lt revenue .to {may such
and compensation as will soon ,
moat. eiiiclcnt service; to mointain’t
very highest and exert advanced sund-
al‘de of planet nedepperntsue, to :g‘try
on such eclentiflc and experimeninlre'
search and inventions as to nppuru no
and methods he to insure the highoet
standards, and to ‘ch’rry to reserve fund
. depreciation such amounts as whiten-
nble the company at any time tore-
place old plant and old methods with
new plant and new methods as instills
they may be developed and immdi-to
be to the advantage of the nor be. ‘
We believe thnttin addition, such airy
charges should be paid upon the "in-'
from both. the ,atandpomt oi theeom-‘lveetment in plant as will. enable 'bhe
poor and the public which it serves. company at any. time to obtain money
necessary to provide the’ plant .re-:
quired to meet the Continuing demd‘n u "
oi the pu‘bliorand in order that watts.
and duplication of effort may “be
avoided and uniformity” of purpose
and common control be enforced. that
there should be a centralized general
administration in close communication
with and having general authority!
over the whole on matters commod‘toj
all or matters of general policy. 1
We believe that any surplus beyond;
that necessary to equalize dividends
on a. fair heels should be used by“ e
illuminerce Commission telephone in»
.veutlgedouphave panned muuy inquir~
lea. humour taking up anything 30'
inc toth’e mbritt urinate proceedings.
ltliuumaeenred to us proper to‘etnte
"generally what hue been our policy
utter ;
on i
bushland. ‘ . ,
We have found, or thought that ‘we
“had, that our interests were beet perv»:
Querved; and we believe that such suc-
‘ceeu as we hove had has been because
our businee‘ti has been conducted on
these lines. , .
We 'belieVe that our company bee an
interest 8.8 vital as that of the public
‘brobleme of electrical luteroommunb
cation. The success and prouperity or
(our company depend upon a solution
supplemented by the best obtainable
advice, we have endeavored to do what ..
would best serve the public interest;‘
wherever possible our plans have been
disclosed to the public in advance. and
.out has been along ordinary business
illness. with the implied, and genel‘pli)
with the expressed approval. authori-
Our efforthes been not only to obey
the law. but to avoid everything which
might even “have the appearance of on company for thelbeneflt of the puhli
attempt at evasion; and should he inalienable for any?
lOurkbuainess methods and policy. other purposeend‘shouldhe eitherylnl
and practically all or the details us to. vested in revenueburning plant. until.
the transaction at ourvbusinese, are necessary to subst lute plant which
matters of common knowledge and. may become inedquete or obsolete;
are. and for many years have been. or should be need to Make the eervlce
‘well known to the government. We cheaper or better. *
will willingly furuieh the, government; We believe that under proper gov-g
any additional information which is in emmeutel control and regulation the?
our poseneion or under our cotttrol. profits from promotionor operation:
nnd‘wmcm-dlgny pongperote whit it it allowed to be distributed should not.
obtaining such further information us‘
it may require. Every possible assist-
!
t
5.
l
l
u
l
complete duplication of plant and or-i
once will be given by he to the courts ganizuticn. with its duplication or its?
in. their effort to determine whether capital charges and its organization.:
our policy in'or lute- been lulmicul toloperetlng. maintenance and depreclu-‘l
the "public interest We desire. thuttiou expenses; end we do not believe
uuything wrong be corrected; we will that utilities giving at fair rntes nn‘v
voluntarily rectit‘yi‘uny wrong that efficient and eufllciently comprehensive
1 muy be pointed out to us: and. so fnrl universal service should he Subject to
us it only be determined that rutrnpol' limited competition, not giving such
icy or any not under it he puninet lht‘ service. Competition which ignores the
public interest. we will promptly .con—‘obllgntirm to furnish a complete and
term to such determination. ,. lcomprehenslve service is not. comllea
We believe that if ouch of our eh-Atltiou, its not for the benefit of the
chungce were made no independent public in that it does not reach the.
unit and it ouch connection line wercilvhole public interested. ‘
put under 11 separate round. the ct it, therefore. complete"duplication.
feet upon the telephone service of the with its dual excmge contraction and
country would be u comlition so luloi- dun! bills for service.ie nprerequieite‘
ernble that the public would refuse to to complete competition. government.
submit to it andwwould imnledialolylcontrol and regulation rhunot gohund
require such phyelru‘. connection and in hand with competition.
common control or thofieuvarlohsmnlts We believe that the record of. the
as wouldlolllgglvmle'ifihflh. llll. a Bell System will be accepted by the
ningle system: *Mml connectlol lnfpublic as fully in accord with these
the ease Oilelfinhplw 01‘ telegraph dues ‘ declarations. Consistent adherence to
not mean transfer or meeeegee from this policy has given the public of the
one line to the other. it menus such l'ulted States the beetmoet compro~
n connection on will permit one person; henelve nnd cheapest telephone service
to have the nctuui poeseualou or" the-in the world nud mode the Bell stand-
pnrliculur line or mmmunlrution from ards the standards of all nations.
one end of it to the other audible canl To remove any possible oxcusue for
only be gitou efllrlcutly by" exchange mieumvrehcueion on aécount ot‘ the-
systems and connecting lines under n‘muuy misleading statements which
common control: and that in what the have been circulated as to the alleged
Bell Elysium is. unnecessary and over-capitalization
in this connection. and for general and execssive charges of the Bell Syn.
information. We will reetutolh‘o policy tot-.lhe l'ullml’lill: stutisllrs are given.
which controlled the building up Of‘Excopi where stated. the figures are
the Bell Syetcul,'huli our belief us with: the Bell System: that is. the
wimtntolephone syetemehould‘be.and American Telephone and Telegraph,
\Vlllliv are its l'tlllllioilel lo the public . and [is Associated Companleg.
We believe in and were the first to The entire Bell System on June an.
advocate state or government ('onlrolalilifl, had optelunding in the hands of
Mid regulation of public utilitioez'thut" the public obligations (i. e.. notes.
this control or reuulntion should be by open: nocounte. bundle and shares) to
permanent qunsidudiclul bodies. our the par value. of innocence.
The book value of the total tangible
assets, which is considerably leeh than
their replacement value. amounted to
$9ilO.btlll.llbu. Mhny appraisals 0!
property included in these useete have
been made. and mo t or them under
the directlon’oi puhl » authorities. In
to be permanent. eif‘ectlve and at plan no case has the value as it etunda on
He benefit. should be thoroughly ml? the booke fulled'to be unstained. null
redemptive; they uhould he of such to blunt cunt-h it hue been very largely]
chamomi- and should so conduct their“ encoded. :
luvenliun’tloun null tlolllmruilonn all to" The total dividends and interest
commend nuvh ['0leth from both the pal}! during the your 1912 amounted
public end the corporntlone that both to only 3.345;. on the average pf its
will without qucetion accept their 0011‘ outstanding obligations. and to less
ulnniohn. than no. on the overdue value or its
We believe that the public wouldJueuete. I
in thin wuy. ucl nil thi- immunized The actuul civil! whiohhnr been paid
and nvoid oil the manhunt dhuuivnn- into the treneury oi the Amerlcun
logos or public ownerelllp. Telephone and Telegraph t mummy on
We believe that couture oi luminous percent or the cmdtnlobiihntion new
uutl .populntion exist for the t'nm'riliv outetnudlng ninouutu to :22. 00,000‘
once of the public uuuwholmmd Lllutmtore then the par of such outhlunn.
no nut-h center m... nrm‘ilttll‘ without lug obllunllone. ,
huiilclent nun olllclonl menu» of inter» gi‘ho Auntwhtlud Companion collected
rourue ewilit other ”(.th and their front liw publiv null pultl buck ill’
thry territories: (but elicit luv-nun curl tuxen over Mlldiiilhtmi) during tbeyeur
only be afforded by proulmroue utllsripiz. ‘ .
ltv und not-vine mmlmuire nnd that] The ntcudily inoreneiuu uocunultlnw
m'lr mine are ohueuliul to prnnperuuu or the public not only for ndditionul.
cornpuniee, We do not believe that tiny but for new telephone uervioe can only
public either desires or chmoblitillnlolqlni met by new countruction. involv.
can any hervleo or utility t'urnirn. por'; lug dnpithl outluv. To meet thorn de-
tuuneut and (outdoor nor-vied of loud intrude during tlwfiulx uud onmilnlt‘
than cont. including capitol channelyourn from Jun, will. to June. 1913 in-
Wo believe that ultimately the pulillezeluolvn, the lucreeno in telephone 1) tun
either directly or ludimclli’ men the, won at“: who“; Thll llhh “'ll‘h l)".
tonne» involved in the enortu toturnieil oreuued l’i‘mn 1.41.0.000 milee to true.
ouch service at less than its fair ennui {loo mllon: exchange wire lllfll‘t’mlt‘d
either through the lone oi the capitnixrrom 8.600.an miles "to Hindemith.
involved. the leaner; incident to delirium number of ”Chum“! etutiouelna
service or the mercenary immune inioreueed from 2.7.0.000 to 5,200,090:
charges required to pay for duel-icon .the number of ntntlonn or independent-
tloh of capital. ~ oolupnnide conneded with the hell,
We believelhntthe highetlconmler- . yntem increased from 343.000 to 2.-
cinl value or the lolephone sort/hello, 20,000. The number or independent
pends on its cmpieteuenpmonthe est-knompnnies connected with the Bell
tent and comprohenelvenueu at the he, Byttem in about 25.000. , he number.
eliitlee tor inter-communication. output employees in the Dell return, not:
0an between individuals but‘between including the employees or connected
writers at population: that animated competitors. on December 31.1912. wen
section can be considered indwendx “1,090. . « , >
only 9! any other action or or the During the new period the number
whole: film rm must he so natured or thereunder: oi the American role
ottoman. mills u when: the pitch hull Telegraph dummy. not he
l
uomrned by the weld oi ouch cone:
and that this ooutrol’or regulation. be.
yond reunlrlnu the greutoet emoieney
and economy. should not interfere
with mmtnxement or operhllnm We
livelieve that fhmwbodm. if they are
.
.
titer the concealed or on
new M. , v
be so large as to warrant or tempt;
‘ward J. Finnegan.
‘ PA \‘lNC‘v 36m.
u-‘
new Hose for you.
.
61' gray.
PER
HOLEPROOF STOCKINGS FOR
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l
The Original Guaranteed Hone. . .
‘ ‘ STOP DARNING 30X. START WEARING HOLEPROQFW,
Remember. it holes appear before the end or six mofiill'iss‘fit" mean! .
‘Sold in boxes of six pairs. light and medium weights; black, tun
$1.50", $2 and $3“
$2 ande3 a box '
ASK TO SEE THEM.
BOX
WOMEN—COLORS BLACK AND
W.
virtue tor stratum
TdEASl‘ tvrtu
t‘COilllmléli lrotn nrst page),
spent without a‘ vote from the town
at a town meeting. The mayor and
fllr. Chandler were also of this opin-
ion. .7
The meeting was called to order
shortly after 8 o‘clock by Mayor Ed’
The minutes of
the 'provioue meeting were road by
City Clerk James J.’Keenn, and on
motion wore voted accepted. There
were present at the meeting Council-
men liowurd. Burnett. Chandler, Milne,
Pub“! and Thompson.
Joscph A, Bray. of Wilton nveuue.
came before the mayor and board hnd
appealed to them for grndcu nnd elde-
walks from Fair street to Mnlu street.
lie said wnlking over the side of
the road. as it. is being done now. en-
dangered lives. and be asked the board
to do something {or him und the olhcr
residenlu.
on motion it was voted that the cor-
poration couneol be authorized to no-
tify the property owners from Muin
erect to Fair elroot to luv sldewn’ikn
nnd gutter-n in front or their property.
(‘onmlunlcnllons were then called
for and tho hoard received o. petition
E
l
uniting permission to event. it buildinu
on blnlu
granted.
The reports of the library and the
police dr-pnrmwntu were rchd and on
motion were voted accepted.
The bills of the various ilepurllnontn
were rend and ordered pnltl ou‘vnlo.
John ll. Milne mudo u motion and
it won ruled (but the npnrlnl police
turn for the extra trufflr in the conver-
ol’ .puvluu in Well elrcet be changed
effect. The [petition woe
to the purine account.
hr. \l'illlum ll. llurnoli hold that
tho rrncnl hom’y ruin trill bud filled
the currynoi‘t pipé in (from ligll'llt‘f.
untilhht n catch biotin uhould he in-
elnliod. but his appropriution would
not allow him to do the work.
The report of William ll. Wood. (in.
we read Mill he recommended that
e dutch basin be put iii Crone street.
but this matter was on motion voted
told on the table untiltho next meet—
him»
The bide for «the revolving or the
u—odi‘u
up. Foley and Company and Daniel
P. Toomey were the only bidders and
this matter was voted laid on the to-
ble until the next meeting.
The special committee which were
appointed to go} to Hartford to con
suit with State Highway Commission
or L‘hnrlcs Bennett then reported, and
said that on August ‘32 they went to
Hartford and saw Mr. Bennett. He
had told them of $22,000 available
which the Selectmen had ordered
would no to buildingfia new road on
Winfield Bli‘eel. but if the committee
could get the o’eiectmen to any they
would give some of the money for
the road he wvouid see that the state
paid threefourths or the expense of.
building. and the lawn or city one
fourth. The selectnleu were consulted
yesterday by the committee and Se»
leclmcn Dex-lite and Brown refusal.
enying that the entire amount or men-
ey would go to building the road in
Winfield street and nowhere else. Se-
lectman Avison was in favor oi the
move and was willing to give the city
one-fourth of the money necessary to
build the road, ‘
hi. this time the point was brought
up by ("ouncllmnn Milne that the se-
lei'iillt‘il .hnd no right to spentlrlhe
money anywhere they new ill without:
the order of n town meeting. and that.
ho'wus in invor of calling it town.
meeting and letting the people decide
whether or. not the money could be
spent for the road. ayfche mayor and
Councilmen Chandler Wore also in to
vor 0! themeotlng helm; called and
the mortar Will-t left to theioommlttee
who were told to remain together and
continue their work. ‘
'i‘he bill for 3840 of Daniel it“.
'l‘munoy which hit“ been held up by the
council. wan on motion voted to he
mid whouuhe highway commissioner
l and the city engineer 0. K. the same.
" A voted 0; thanks won Kivon to
(’ounrllmun Milne for the donation or
the oil for the titrlmlh. .
it who voted on motion that the
clnrk drew n wurrnnf pnynbie to the
city lreeuuror for the unntml npprm
printlouuo the winking fund.
John Mlln’e brought up the matter
or changing the are light at the who
luring tank at one corner of Matt and
Word Manned. and put a cluster on
the mot of the watering tank. On mo
lion thin mutter was left to the bent
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