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City 0! Norwolk:
Section 1. The meeting piece at
tie it Ordained by the Council or the
the council. and oi all committeps .. ‘
”tenor. shall he theeclouneliiidhember. 9
it Whether,
sense-NAME SALE;
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, loomed. in the only lieu. lame. 93 ' . , , 9 .. « ~ 9
,gzgmfifig” 2191:1139 tlon commission. renaming the opera. the columlttee on ten , the corner of No “Main 11 M ~ T MEANS to be of real cameo, in 01!! patrons... 539
magmmh 099919291; No; .999 tlon 91 the compensation 111111. 9111111 towers and said. street c9331.. shall streets, in solid city. 39, co 9. coming at the beginning of its respective season it
9? mEditor’ 999 Refill; rwa * Boll. Taleott H. Russell. Chairmen niouerg‘ in public. 9 Oil. “11,33 it upwerflinecesl I 99 99999,, 999. when the Wei d” W the 999999
“claw-City Editor’ ”league c 1 Workmens Compensation Cem- aeolian 2. The manner 1911111qu “ileum any or its meetlnss to thew ”, ill 8N RIM“. $313.9
9 W , 3 ES... , fission. or opening into an! of the pump, 33,, {Assembly Hell. so-oslled. in said City giving cm the Opportunity 0‘ securing New“. 55‘:
-~ * ~ - .. """' m-m- . er «Sir: Your commission has re- ers or drains. and the total. size. 11an Hell. hesu9ler motions of 1110 001W . MW “ FAR; LESS T 1.3:"
‘ SOCIETY NOTICES . quested the to answer the lollowinn materials or which. connections there- 9 0“ “him he held on the first Wendel” ‘ “l PRICES. it Is The B t S HAN REGULAR 2:231:
99 s 9 9 . questions: 1 {with shall he composed; shit,“ 1... :99, oteverr month. at eight o'clock in the , _ 1 ‘ os 0“ “”9 way of Shim“! iii;
9 999999999 99.99: somfignlgation or Old 1. Does an employer of less than scribed by the street chromosom- evasion. and the council shall meet at 3:- , appreciation 0f the splendid liliionage accorded this store 1:31!
, ° 9 . 0- . . and A. M., five persons come withih the scope oi and approved by the committee on such other times to which it may 1111- ' "' for man a ear 1‘ 1 ‘1‘"
1 ‘ ' 3' u—o- n i , ..
will be held at the Lodge room on Part B of the workmen's compensa 9stroets, side-walks, and sewers and 30““1- :‘S y yd f it is 83“ g “Milk you h dollars and ‘5":
39““ Main “”13” °“, F'Idat' "fining. tlon not? , said street commissioner. iii public. 366- 2 The Mayor and the Comm” .3} conts' 1118198 0 words' Wonders we acmmplism‘d by :2:
October 31st. at 8 o’clock M. M. 2. Does the word “commissioner."i Seetlon a. No permit to top or We 0110,1111 Haiinre hereby authorized 33'? 0"? buyers when selecting the S cials f h S i "1'1
Degree will be we 1.”, 3,1 P9 01' 1 IS a e -- 01‘- '. .
r All Masterl as used in the second line of Section make connection with any sewer or and WSW-109i“. WRIT!!!” and contract ."' dinary merchandise would m d f "1"
Melons cordially invited to attend. 30 or said set, refer to the compense- portion or a sewer which has been Willi the Distinct Commissions otthe ‘1'}. 0 — 01' they realized “'1“ I:
‘ Yours internally, tion commissioner, or to the insurance 9 constructed in pursuance of 3,, 33,133. Second Taxing District for the use. fl: in 09rd“ to beat“ ‘he ”€0de 0‘ the Past. the ~
. 11. M. Wihcox, Sec'y. commissioner? Linent bemoan certain .pmperty hold iwithout’ rent. but at the expense or 2-1»: ' .11
W I answer your first question in the ' ers and the city, or between such prop the city for tool, light' and services 019 {'1‘} , v l M B M ’ ‘3:
Two KINDS OF SMUGGLING amrmstlve Part B oi the act includeaorty holders and the former City or ianltor, or so much of said City Hall. 51;- a “es “St 6 arVCIOllS ':
' every contract of crop oymcnt made Norwsllr guy of South Norwallr, 0,. sad the rooms thereof, as may be '--' r - ':"-‘
I ,, 3-99- __9 e . . ....
n 991.com days revenue cutters We, the date 0, the W9 and em, E99999 Nomm 9.99999 9,999.99“ 9999 999 99999 mum, ,0, 999,999 and cm, 0mm 19QTheme1-chnndlscls here we are enthusiastic over it. 1.5.1»
, were Gilt fairly busy performing the: contract of employment made before division ottlle cost of 33¢}, congtmc.9 Sec. 3. ‘All town and city emcee" 1}} Y0“ W1“ share this enthusiasm when you see it. Monday :3:
duties for which the revenue marine its date and continued in force there9 tion and without any assessment 0119ior which rooms and accommodations g: . proved to be altogether tOO short a da Such d h' 3-1-3
service was originally established to matter Such contracts shall be cousin-9119911311115 upon all the property holders9 shall be provided in said City Hall .‘.j t y CI‘OW S, t '8 H
93,“. The 999999999999 and capture 09 lbw-' slvely presumed to include a mutual 3333313113,. benetltted by 33¢}, 333.3,. shall be located therein. and the 0111- 2-:- S ore never before Witmd the“ equal. Today showed .
9999999999 9999999999999 craft seeking 90 smug 9 agreement between employer and 6111- 333]) be granted to any person who 333 core at said town and city shall truns- 5:. continued Interest, With hundreds 0f out-of- town shoppers .
9 rt 11 ploye to accept Part B and be bound 9 not contributed to defray the 3033 of not the business of their respective do 3-: who prefer to trade 0 th d d I
8 B C cargoes into our shores with 9thereby, unless either employer or em-9 srid 533.33 0.. portion of 3 sewer 0th. partments in the ollices so provided. :-.-:- . , I! e 8800!! 11y.
out payment of duty ‘But modern9 ploye shell, by written stipulation in 33,9133 33 3 33393,,“ until such 333. Sec 4. The Mayor and the Commit .: :. ‘ 1
smuggling is accomplished mainly 9,9,9 the contract or by such other notice 30,, 1,33 paid to “,3 street 30313113.: toe on City Hall are hereby authorized ‘-‘-‘ . . .
the first cabin with the 999 d of sleeper as is prescribed in Section 3 01 Part 13. 9 31011339 for the benefit of the 0M. such and empowered to sublet, on such1 9:} omorrow » urs a W e
99 9 indicate his refusal to accept the pro- 3 1m 33 the committee 03 31333139 side—‘ terms as may appear to them most ad~ -" '. , ‘ ’ ' 1
rants. Out and out smuggling craft visions of said Part B But the em .‘ '. .
-§tvnlirs and sewers. shall in each case vanteseous to the city. such port or .- -. ..
are almost as rare as pirates Bill the 9ployer of less than five persons, who fix and determine {pang 01'. the Town Hall buildings,so1 .f :5: .'
9 revenue cutter Seneca, lying oil the duly indicates his refusal to accept the 3mm,“ 4 If any person without a 0‘3““ 103333,} on 11,3 cone,- of Well 9.9:: 6 out an an‘ner ay .:
Delaware breakwater, obtained the I’TOVNOHS 0f PM" 3 13-1930130t0- re permit from the street commissioner,9 and Water “reels. in said 01W. as :35: G :
other mg,“ some mysterious “909999999 moved from the operation of the act. 31...” {an or make 3“,. connect“ with 11111111 not be réqmred tol- town or city (line and Share these mueh-wanted-new values. Slivmgs are Marvelousy I:-
9 while the employer of five persons. or 911m public sewer or drain or alter 93330333 .'.I. 5:.
ticn ullicll led her commander to t t1 P 9 B 1 d ' .' '. .'..'.
9 9) 99 more, 110 30061) n8 81‘ 3 ma e 9311c}, permit 13 obtained 31,311 make: Sec. 5. All ordillnnccs and parts at :5 i}
0 up a on 5 crew into cutlnsses and liable to action for damages on account' any such connection 1,, any other way ordinances inconsistent herewith, are 11.: . I:
pistols and capture the good scllooner9 of personal injury to his employee. in then 33 directed by said 31,-th com- hereby repealed. -:9: 1‘ “j
, Woodward Abrahnms, suspected of 11119 accordance With “‘9 provisions °E missionor in accordance with sections! Adopted by the Council of the City .' 99. .99
‘ attempt to smuggle in $12 5000 worth' Part A9 at the law- ThIS is to Sta-Yr in 9two and three of this ordinaucj. 811011 of NOI‘WBIk, this 23d day Of October, I‘ 11’ I I I l'l I u I lil‘ I I I W
99, 1 of 999999999999 9999399999999999999999 on not on to recover damages or per-' person shall be “lime“ to a fine of 1913 . . mm
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dashing nlld romlllltlc thing it used to‘
Having sonai injury sustained by on employs
captured the schooner the Senecu9 3313133 out of and in the course of his
towed her all the way to Philadelphia, employment, or for death resulting
declining to take 0:1 board a pilot or from “3‘"? 3° sustained it shall “0t
to stop 9.999. 99999 quarantine doc beo defense; is} That the injured
9099 Arrived at 9998 9999 99) 99 9 employee was negligent; (b) That the
“ 3 0 r0 ler y injury was caused by the negligence or
love the only suspicious goods ullcov 9s. feuow 9,9,99,10,39
ered by the search consisted of four 9jurod employs had assumed the ris it
bottles of medicine, valued in the age 01 the “131"?”
gregnte 9999 59 09999999 They have been' The scope of Pelt A is limited as fol-
lows:
partly used at that "The provisions of Section One 01
Now the owners 01 the vessel the Part A of this act shall not apply to
Pilote' AfiSOCiilUOil and the Quarantine actions to recover damages for person
authorities. are all keeping the wires 111 injuries sustained by empiotes. 01
to Washington but with protests. The any employer llnving regularly 105"
. , 9 , than live employee, by casual em
cilasnlg of tilluluous iuggers isnt 1.1109999999999999 or by outworkcrs; 999099 99999999
the some provisions apply to actions
against any employer who shall have
'accepted Part -B '01 this set in the
manner hereinafter prescribed."
Finding fault with it public service There is no other limitation 6X-
corporation ”1,3 the Connecticut («90199.9 pressed ill the not. Therefore, every
99999999 999 999999 909999 999999 of some 9909999 ,elnployer oi workmen comes within
Stile scope of Part B. «But every em-
clans mm think that the 9909'” "1““ ployer of less than five persons 11111
that sort ol‘ tiling. Perhups some of be likely to withdraw Irom it.
”10111801111: do, but it is believed tllcro9
are not 33 mnlly 9,909,199. 1,, Stamford l 11 met the opinion that the word
1' commissioner." as used ill Section 30
these (luvs who are not sword of the rotors 90 99999 ,.990999999e999999uo99 commie:
incl that public service corporations 9999099999... .999,“ 999 made clear by Sec
be.
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SAME OLD STORY.
10) That the lll~9=
In answer to your second question,l9
not more than ten dollars, (810 00) ‘ADDI‘OVGG. the 231! day of October.
. Section 5. All injuries to sewers 1913 9
caused in any way by Workman dig» FRJWi‘iS 1- BURNELL.
sing. re-tllllng, “excavating. etc, i'or' Attest: _ Mayor.
private drains. sewers. or other WIT-9 JOSEPH J LNXWEILER
posesshnlluecllsrgoable to the party * ,7 City Clerk
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.311,
9 All Or induce
Relative to the Pay.-
.ment of City Bills
Be It Ordained“ by the Council 01 the
City of Norwelk:
having such work done. and shall be
collected in on action brought in the
name of said city.
Section 6. The owner or owners9
of each and every dwelling house,’
store, or other building in said Fourth
District now or hereafter to be erect:
ed or built. partly on or near the line
or any public street or highway, shall
provide a suitable lender or leaders
for conveying the ruin ,water mnnlnlr
from the front of such buildings to the Section 1. All bills and claims
ground, and thence under the side- 3331332 the city, and against the 3".
walk to the gutter oi’ such street, 01093331 taxing 911399940159 which shall be
crept in ones there is a sewer in said payable through the council. 33,3“ 1,3 1
lflireot. or whenever a sewer may in examined and approved. in writing, by
constructed therein, it shall then 111393“, committee 9,1133 3033311 to whose
,the duty or the owner or owners of 339,333,303, the; game may be 31,3339.
the building “3 nioreseld “11116? u“’tnblc. and when so approved. shall he
supervision of the street commifislon‘ read to the council, and reterred to the
or, to connect such lender or Mariel-893,39 auditor and ordered 33m, 11 iound
1with such public sewer Any person by him to be correct. Sold bills and
violating any 01» the provisions owilSlcltlms shall be forthwith transmitted
section. shall be subject to a penalty by the city clerk to the auditor for ex-
liiot exceeding toil (101111m (310 0m- to'11minotiou. and it found correct, the on-
be recovered in nu notion brought 1“ dltor shull stamp the bill of claim with
the name of said city. the word "approved." and sign the
Section 7. The city engineer. when- 3““, with 1,13 name; but it any bill or
‘ claw tile incl tllut so for n the Cou~9
have lights us well he
and quite a row of the people some
necticul (,‘ompunv is concerned its lo
cal monomer, Mr Potter, hos shown it
dlnposllou to do all in his poucr toi
meet the. demands oi the public. Per.
helps, if some of the chronic kickers
were running our public service our
individuals! 1.1011 13 of Purl. 15. which provides that
the word 9‘9‘commlsslo 1er shall mean
compensation commissioner, 11s
constituted in this not, who has juris-
% diction in the matter referred to in 11161
context."
It is made the duty 01 the commis-
sioners to administer and execute the
provisions 0! the not covered by Part
will end they, alone, have the pews r to
pass upon the solvency 11nd llnnuclsl
partitions. we would have better her. ability of employers to 9,3,. ,umcuy
viuenlthouull ltlulmroly possible tbhi to 13,3er employen, 01 other belle-
We would uot.~—Stumtord Advocate.
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111nm TO THE POINT.
The new aswssmout st Now-York
city increases that city‘s borrowing
capacity 315.000.0110. This ought to bo
‘ mod news for the Murphy wihwumsm
Knickerbocker Press.
, ,
The exploit at the gifted French gen-
tlemen in flying upside down is inter-
' outing. but is it necessary to the prog-
ress of the science? The birds don‘t
do ltmliurttord Times,
war--
Thors Will! a permanence about the
humor Mark Twain wrote. The inlet»
see report that best your his «m9
yielded 11 revenue of 350.000. There’i'
n little sermon to this all to what one
be accomplished by a determined than
3‘ even 11111111111910" broke is 1111111111
‘ , ll!e.~—-Hnrti.'ord Time's.
“Ow .
. Only one communion in Conueoth
out who semester the maintenance or
civil service truest the runner on
llclerles. the compensation provided
by the not.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN 'H. MGHT,
Attorney General;
OPPOBE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
According to the sentiment express-
ed at the meeting of the Business
Men's Association lent evening. it is
evident that the proposed chumber oi
commerce will not have all the eup-
port that the movement requires, 11'
it is to hove no auspicious start. it
was suggested that the association
might employ s secretary and do the
work that tho chamber of commerce
proposes to do. That of course would
do some good but it thepian was can
ried out it would have a tendency to
eliminate the members oi the Billi-
nen Men's association from the pro-
posed chamber of commerce and this
would deprive it of it clear which is
needed it the emulation is to be 11
man. it is very evldut that there
isn't tooth tor twoouehueeoletibne
in ileum summon bolde-
., sided. 11.111111 winners the rims
ever directed by vote of the council.
shall prepare and submit to the couu~
ell, all necessary plans. upeciilcutlons,
and details required for any sewer
work. together with an estimate of
the cost thereof.
Section 8. All ordinances or parts
of ordinances inconsistent herewith,
ore llorcby'ropcnlod.
Adopted by the Council of the City
or Norwolk. this 23d day of October.
1913.
Approved; October 2311, 1913.
FRANCIS l. IlUltNlili.L.
Mayor.
Mieet: ~
JOSEPH J. 14111111111111.1511.
City Clerk.
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of Why.
The business Men‘s association
does its own peculiar work and does
it Well, but it does not go for enough
and it is beauties of this fuel. that the
chamber oi commerce idea is being
supported. The letter plan. as ex-
piillued. seems to measure up to whet
the city needs. and there is no doubt
but that it it is organised and con»
ducted along these lines it will be at
greet benefit to the city. It in un-
tortlmote that there unset he s
unanimity ot sentiment on this move-
“most. especially as it seeks to ac-
be accomplished. But then these
conditions are no worse perilous than
those which eccompenled the undue
telling oi some other enterprises;
with. inherited ntimt thiit some
mirth some out. or the purest
compllsh some things that need to
9 demure seem
item thereof, shall be found incor-
rect or illegal, the auditor shall return
snld bill or claim to the committee by
whom the some was approved. and
said committee shall lnvestlgetosnld
iblll or item and report the result
thereot to the council.
The city clock sllull drew his order
on the city treasurer in payment of
gall bills and clhlms approved as here
lllbeiorc provided und 1111 orders so
drown. shall be counter signed by the‘.
auditor.
else. 2. All ordiilunces or parts or
ordinances inconsistent herewith, ore
hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Council of the City
ot’Norwnlk, this 2311 dry or October.
1918.
Approved October 2311,1913.
FRANCE”. 111.111.1419th
Alteet: Meyer.
JOSEPH J. uuxwmmon.
City Clerk.
TflWMtMWflIII
can line one that's at least "W
cent. oemioruhle or «routine new
edv.
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At last the much «belensuersd New
Haven road has one elem oi sunshine-
30 sheet! with is needed unspoilt!
Pity, though, diet .‘9 let I commission
has to some out oi the moneyed!“
Haven intrusive curler. .
Household helpers mil sentinel
Went Alive. our more 19o line more
and from Boston way, the. It. 01m 1101' ‘
"“NORWALK'S- BUSY 1:011'9lusu'99fl99
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granted, and not heiore.
SiliWHi'StiiiHi i“ “Warden Cia‘ncy told me that he
would resign it Hennessy should
“HSES Hat-“WM break his “meme“ with Stilwell"
The "green sunsets" which the Rue-
iclan Arctic explorers witnessed were
Prisoner in Sing Sing Claims that not akin to Dr Cook a purple snows"
but were merely a verification of on
Hi8 Aniliiilalidp fl? Farm old belief which was exploded in one
“I! “flawed 01’ Jules Vernes’ romances—New York
Tribune.
1
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NEW YORK, 00L 29.~The letter of
a convict to Sing Sing as given out pore? It not, somebody ought to tell.
yesterday by William Shiner, deposed him that shipments oi Argentine beet9
Governor, and present candidate for were expected to reduce the cost of
the state assembly on the Progres- nleet.-‘Clevelend Plain-Dealer.
sive ticket. wits again today the axis
about which revolved the heated cen-
troversy oi personality and lsvectlvc‘
incident to New York’s moyornlty
campaign.
‘From his cell in Sing Sing,
State‘s Senator Stephen .1. =Sti‘lwcll re-
.
All Ordinance
Relative to the Salaries
Doesn’t one’s_butcher read the [la-9
pudleltod the correctness of his writ-f
ten nippllcstlon for a pardon as made
public by Shiner Ports ot' it, he said
had been "tampered with, " and in this
be wee backed up by James M. Closer,
warden oi the prison. Standing by
atllwell. but denying that he was at-
lemptlng to shield Tammany, Clancy
promptly wrote out his resignation
tlnd sent it to tho Sluts Department
of l’rlsons.
1
of the Police
Be it Ordained by the Council of the
Citv oi Not-walls:
Section 1. The salaries of the 0111-
cers and members of the Police Depart-
ment shall be as follows:
The Chief of Police, Four Dollars
(1100) per day.
Each dismount of Police Three Dol-
lars and may Cents (13.60) per day.
As Riven out, Stllwell’e lettu' was The Detective 33,333,119 Four 1901.
on application tor a portion in return lore (34,00) 33,. 33,5
for on exposure of "bees rule" in New Each, Patrolman. Three Dollars
York city: Checking in“ night ill ($8.00) per day. and each superhu-
Iirooklvn. John A. Honnosev. oem- mery. for each day when actually em-
peituer extinct 'l‘emmonY, told 01 it played, the sum of Three Dollars
conference with Btllweil in prison, at (33,00),
Btllwell's boast thetJte could "put $33, 2.
Murphy in loll." and could intimidate his weekly, endiule city clerlt is here.
certain legislators and swing them in by authorised and instructed to draw
line tor Shiner at the impeachment his order on theeity treasurer, weekly,9'
proceedings. However. accordion in in level- or the Chief at Police tor the
-ilcnnessy. stiiwell demanded his pen. amount or the weekly pay roll.
don first. and no terms could be Sec. 3. The color of Police than
“mum“ room to m insole-tor mineral! upon. The tact that Henneeey; weekly present to the city clerk the
even outlined whet tool: place between my roll or the pollen desertmm‘
them was credited today as having. which per roll shell on certified by
brought shout Worden Glhhcv' 1 milk uirtohiet toiletries end connect.
,hetlon. John 13. Riley, state Super-ind Sec. 4. All ordinances or- who or
:tendeut oi Prisons, was quoted here ordinances inconsistent herewith”!
teeny It follows: hereby repealed. '
“Mr om told me Monday that. met-t let the some «edit on,»
the statements made by Eltilwell to» elf None-it. this and dew ot Camber.
Henneesy were made with the distinct this;
understanding and enreement diet Approved. title and dust of October.
titer should not he used discreetly cit: met 9
communes until outwit was pardon- li‘RANCid l. sunshine
ed. it was spread toilet Mr. Holiness!" Attestte . Meyers
should he at liberty to use Bobtail/e1 W .191 91.1mm.
, statement when the pardon had better
Illsld‘ eelsrlee shall be peyaa 99
An Ordinance
Authorizing the Mayor
to Borrow Funds for
Current Expenses
Be It Ordained by the Council of the
City of Norwalk:
Section 1. The Mayor is hereby sue
thorized and empowered, when instruc-
ted by vote of the council so to do, to
borrow in the name 01 the city, and
upon the responsibility of the Fourth
or Firth Taxing District, as the case
may be. from time to9time, such sum
or sums of money as may be necessary
tor the purpose of paying the running
expenses of the city in anticipation oi:
taxes. and to make. execute and dellv‘
er in the name of the city, promissory
notes or other evidences of indebted-
ness. for the purpose aforesaid, and
such notes or other evidences of debt.
shall be counter-signed by the com-
mittoe on finance.
Sec. 2. The committee on linunc
is. hereby authorized and directed t
negotiate and arrange for all loans
herein provided for.
See. 3. All ordinances or parts at
ordinances inconsistent herewith, are
hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Council or the City.
of Norwulk, this 23d day 01 October.
1913.
Approved, October 23d. 1913.
runners I. BURNmI-Jl;
Attest: Mayor.
JOSEPH J. LINXWEILBJR,
City Clerk.
EXPLNNED NEW ACT.
(3. Allen Putnam, on expert exponent
oi the Workmen's Compensation Act.
which becomes law when it passed
the State Lest-intern at the lust ses-
sion. to so into scoot on the first at
next January. appeared in the harem»
lily Hall of the Oityéfioll, last night.
to odor-u the citizens on, the not. The
W: was not terse. but. never-
um. his: Phloem delivered 11 very
interesting address. explaining clear-
in the tester Millers and tenement
Maniacs oi the; various clauses oi the
' not. mmotet' end employs ere equal
is! interested in the not for it is e. hen:
:elit to my working men and to so.
my employer of working men.
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Norwalk Chronicler