ylor I
TII IIIIrR’II/ln‘uitmi “3 ‘
TEL EPIHONE 1230.
‘ 'f" ‘ W‘Mill”!lliiia'i't‘lbi STREET.
i'
,I
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’Io
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I.
“ puny resumed work today alter
"" West with Fil'l'l'i,
‘ I, Alumni!
children s
'See ndv.
Spcoltll prices on
,Inlnnls {It i'lickernlnn'n
gur-
‘ All ill'lnr't Noruulll t’iro poli"e llndgf'
mull. {Is owner at police headquar-
tom.
‘Ml'n, .lolln ll. Milne, of Maple street,
This l‘i:l.ti!‘ll!‘(i from it visit. in East 01'
none. N, .l_
MIs lllmol Ihllli-illi‘d 1\Ul walk,
llns IIllIIlIId lrI-m II month's st11 ill
illllIIIl»lI,Il1iII.
A clear mouth is a thing of beauty.
ionsull with Dr. Mallory.
‘ The Lockwood illanut'ncluring (‘Ionr
taking: of -in\ I'ntol'y. ’
Ophir 'Chnptor, Order of the Eastern
'Star, \\ ill hold a regular meeting uud
install officers tonight.
’I‘here will be It rehearsal of the
team and guard of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge- on Friday evening,
1
.
Mrs. John Palmer was allowed to
' leave the police llendqunl'ters, yester-
‘dny. litter
ell rt'll’iilllte.
disk to see the Nelno soil-reducing:
COI'HUI :It. 'l‘l‘istl'nln & ‘Hl'ut's.
Tonight at 8 o‘clock there will hell
rcgulur meeting of the Trinity Vomit:
”Alan's l'lIIll, to be llt'ld in the purlsll
llzlll. Alter Ibo meeting: I'I'l'I'I-shmonlu
will llr- sl'l‘li'd.
"\leili‘l‘llll bargains III the .lnnunry
clenrnln 4 Ml‘lt' :It Road‘s, Sur- IIIlr.
A I'm-HI: ol' bf'tll‘ll‘l fever was report
ed to 'i» Illlh (llllccr William J. 'l‘I'III'I'y
'YGStt'I'IiJ')’ :ITII'I'IIIIon, The victim in
the little son of llolleli l1), lllll'l‘lti, u
"H‘iliit'illllil, Ill" 12o South Alain sll'ol't
Everything electrical ut the White
illlI-IctriI' (lo. lioud the ndv.
till you nIInl II sllzlro of tin-
thousand dollars that will soon
diutribnll-l.’ to tho people of thin cum-
n'qullI“ iii (’(llll'fit‘ Ion Ilo' 'l‘llon
wulcll IIII' :llll'. IIIII'I-Il’lllly.«~'lI‘, Jul-oily
ii to
ho
Iiollll lx‘III-isrsulll won the luun ul'l'cnl-
ml yrwlI-l'duy Ill‘lurnoon lly (‘Ilusillblo
HI (I'. Sr-l/Ivl'. HO \Vlifi fined if. and
route this morning. ill‘lllllii'llllt'fili,
He will nuy.
l'ol'
Monro lil‘iltlulli'tl on or llol‘llru .‘lull
ltllll will lli'llu' lllll‘l‘l‘h‘l i’l'om JIIIII l~1l
nl South .\'tll'\\'ll“i 'l‘l'usi (‘Il
()i'liI'I~I',I. will ill‘ lllllliill‘il lllllllilll. III
II... 1'1 culul' howling. lli‘ Norwllllt (\N'lt‘.
No. It“, l‘I;IlIII'lI:l| fll'lll'l' of Murine.
ililulv I:ItllI'uI'.~. urn to ill- pl'oIlI-lll, I'III
l’l'III-lllIII Ill»; W‘l'lUl, IIIIIl II nI-lIorIIl illlI'I}
Ullll‘ is “\IH‘ 'lml,
IIIIII I‘Ilm,
,‘r‘ Mr. lI'I'I-Il III Fluid. ”I 711
.‘x'v-Ir \‘Ill'll. nl'e liII'
proud l»l"'l\ll~ Ill‘ II IllllI' [lllllllll lllllly
upright-r iIIIlII twfIIIIllIIl‘.
IIllll
l l
Lli’iilltii‘llil'i ol‘ ,\lI'. IIIII:
"Mm. l” Fluid. nl‘ Illil‘l‘lll III'I-nuo.
I“...
l. 3. Lyon
9;.“- Goou .W....
I’m motto.
near wank. ,
. IE‘T PINE...
* “as um: Main sI.
MUTH NBIWALK.
“F940"! 9019.. ‘ '
I . 1341‘-
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3.! I
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1.
Judge Keogh bud nIprenIl-‘
ob Printing
l
i
tho ‘
l
'l‘hln III the:
‘ l‘tll
101:
4c a cake
Soap
15c
Scotch Whole Peas,
Tel 871
East IndlaTea Co
WE GIVE AND IREDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
Puttornl.
SKATES GH‘ARPENEQ
AT
George W Wardlyell
52,.South Main Street
a... moo—ovum
2 pounds for 13c
125 Washington Street
I “Eh—«W .W....“
tweeda. all sinus
llmlcles and zlllelinos all aiznu.
$4298—«lilnck blue, lunar
lIll Illnaortlucnt oi? school dresses.
blnrk scrgcs and pluids
era and sizes $2. 75.
Greatly Reduced Prices
January Clearance
AT MOLTASCHI'S '
Women' 8 $14. 98 and $15 98 Suits at $9. 98~Nowent stylel-I, prettl _
mixtules Ilr'ulled or plain vmflkilto all sizes, wonderful values
Women's $19. 98 and $21-98 Coats at $15 98 -- Mixtures and
Young women's $11.98 and $13.98 Coats at $10. 49~CbinchlllaBI
Another lot of Young Women's Coats, $5. 98.
Women's and MiBseS' $5 98 and $6. 98 All Wool Serge Dresses
brown and garnet.
ChildrEn’a Dresses at Greatly Reduced Prices, 79c up—Wonden
Women’s $100 Blouses,19c-'l‘ullm'od,soft collIlr
in plain white and fancy stripes, all sizes
Women’s and MISSes' $2. 98 Separate Skirts, $1.98~lllne and
Women’s All Meaaallne and silk Jersey TOp Petticoats, all col-
Furs, Scarfs, Muffs and Sets while they last will be cold at,
M. Moltasch 81 SOn
120 WASHINGTON ST.
I MAlN STORE—~210 Atlantic Street. Stamford.
WHEEWSRWE
DIVIdend Notice
128TH ,
SEM lvANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
The Norwalk Savings
Society
Norwalk. Conn,
December 18, 1913.
At a. meeting of the directors of this
society, held this day. a dividend, at
the rate of mun (4) per cent. per
annum was declared to depositors
from the earnings of the six month
ending December 31 1913. '.
The name will be entered on pass
books and paid on and utter January
10th, 1914
Money Deposited on
or Before January 10,
ll914, will Draw Inter-
lest from‘January 1st,
1914. ‘ .‘ .
WILLIAM A. CURTIS, President.
FREDERICK A. BILLS. Treasurer.
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an at. 37
'j’“?“‘, " "
egéa-fi'ms
and cults.
€133
3Q
‘ In: 18
EDISON’S NEW DISK
PHONOGRAPH
YOU HAVE MISSED A MUSICAL TREAT.
lF YOU HAVE NOT HEARD
Try one of Our
Delicious
COME IN ANY TIME AND HEAR A RECORD. V I Dinners
The A. J. Angevine 8r Son Co |
.3 134136 Washington Street.
Breakfast 25c. Dlnnel‘ 35c.
Supper 25c.
Thursday Dinner
III-er uroln und nit-n“
llIlilI-Il' lloel' ulld Kopcre Saudi?
Rom-II \‘irglnlu llunl
Mashed l’ollllot's
Parslennc
Pudding nlIIl Snln'o.
J
lnIllIIn
llolnn-mulh- Bread and Pies
Mansion House
C HASSM‘N Prop
94 Wash. 8%, So. Norwn
TELEPHONE 307.
86'/2
NOTICE
(ill
lllll,
and prior Monday,
Iluliwr ull trough-l
Pier 27 East River
Inn. 12,
Tool of Catherine St
..
Norwuik IIlIIl South Nlll'wulll.
THE NORWALK sraAmoAT LlNE.
oeonne F. more. 0. r. A.
Now In the limo for
you to llly ill that line
that will While your
pocketbook glad.
Even/thin) in
sIaIIonery.
RlGGER MAN
909.64 North Main 31.
£103 or g
3 0mm 2:;
.3 SUPPLIES t»
We carry II (70m- :2
lllI-III llllr' Int prlnna .2
{1'1
CI)
CUT
M“. w
«Sentinel Wants: III-o a quillk notion
and :nexponslvo mount 01 obmmunl
cation They chord a direct tray at
coming a message to the mm will:
wil’ be tin: local. infarction.
ADVERT“! it! THE .EN‘NNUL
.a‘
Tripp’s Restaurant
(FORMERLYUL‘ANE'S)
south Norwalk!
OCULlSTS AND OPTICIANS.
IF YOU KNEW THE REAL DANv
GER OF NEGLECTING YOUR
E .
EY 8 look or a plumbing repair when
you would not mcrely say you . it first. I“). because lto toib'
”were going to“ Illlu‘e your eyes " in to 81'0" worse wlth
examined, but you would have '
them examined.
Our Eye .l.)cpnrtnlcnt is ill
chuz'gc of on OCULIST.
87 At' antic Squorp. Stamtord, Conn.
Elt . 18 yrs. V Open Sat. Evnuo.
‘ua whenever any part of your
.‘ sanitary equipment appear- to
one out of'ordor in the least.
“Homemade" repairs
The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
Tho Only Fully Equlmd
ELECTRICAL 5H0?
In tho Town
AUTO SUPPLIII
Poona 805-«50 80. Main 8t,
80. Normal: Monolith Block.
immolmmoc' mom. admoniooom
”In...“ W wan-We v- w»
Citv National Bank
THANEACTS A QENBRAL IANKINI
BUBiNEEB AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONBIITENT
‘ ‘. wI'I'H aouno
”‘1 , IANKING
ASh (Jans Capitol sun-pul- ml Prom!
ooo. ooooo "17.00900
(illl‘llliltln China, ANll l—llrlura, (I'olll tat. Dopom Iona I! and ’5 ”r y",
llolla, 'l'ln, Auulb, I‘oppor and Alllnlb
lluln WnrnI
Albert F. Gchebc
W
nowm H. MATHEWIONI rm
JOHN H. KNAPP. m ViooPrIo
monomer: H. ROWAN. 2d VII»
NC.
WlLPNED IOEWILL. GAIN"
m
’ . I
25 West Washington So. I. H. mm D'fi‘flflw. 6. mm,
South Norwalk ""1“ H. Knapp 3h" LI'M ,
Prompt Delivery. unrlotion 8mm Fruit. H. Iowan
PHONE 1099 2.
South Nor-walk. Conn. ‘
Inmuulommmon howls ll. Harlow
Ronni I. Lockwood
..n ......'E.'
nut—W— Mom ..I
Roofing
hot. In: repair and point. yourroot
all for uno' Infidel nominal: one
cent a culture tool
E R Bradley8r00.
u.....4I-II,I.I.I.I.I.I.4I1~..... sumdwmmhigutfilfi-l
We Give Jim“ “Green
Trading Stamps
in turmoil with» oil. or Potomac I250
in stamp: with 6 lbs. ttollol‘l Oats also
10 stomps with bottle Vanilla ..A'Iua
to stamp» with lines. Guru March 106
ill stimuli with bo‘ltill Dim: .. M
Roy at Grocery
. afloat on! ’Hlliiflfll‘j
‘ro‘l. lat-8. ,IIINM .
I to uttend the turkey lulpper.lII.'1d lust
' night by tho I’lloenlx Hro i‘ olllpu 1y“,
rioto Ilnd one of thanks polo
I
'. ' cd.
_ i
M! M- 'l’lll9
ltlcnllnued trom rural Page)
Vacations for the police were provid-
ed for in II resolution preuollted by the
commissioner. ‘
A great; quantity of run inc business
was. dluponsedI
The mounting who culled to order at
lifty minutes after 8 o‘clock, by May or
F‘ I liliul'nell Thorn Wow I present
Councilmen Harry W. Mather, Robert ,
‘ MI ‘Wolt‘u, George “AIStevonu, Robert
II). ‘JJOU‘IBH, John 'D. Milne, Henry J.
Hipaon and Miollnol .l. Riordan.
The reading of tho nnnutou was dis-
pensed with on Vote.
The reading Ill tho bills
twenty minutes.
. Chairman Mother, ol' the street (to.
pnrtmont, stated that hills running into .
tho hundrodn of dollarn, had nccumu—l
latod in his department that were not
authorized by the council or referred
to or approved by llllllscll‘I IHc will
lnvcntigote.
occ upieIl
. Now being
We will expect y
Special Attention
Our January Clearance Sale'
Begins This Saturday
Make sure you receive one of our Circulars
Wmmm
distributed
ou
John F. McMahon sung. noted that ‘it‘\ I
and schol'll committee bills for set
vioBs rendered be investigated beffll‘t"
payment. lie said the. town coullaol’n
opinion was that these bills should not
be pnld.
Councilman Mother questioned the
payment of $1,000 to C. L. Illarker on
(19905” toward pnylnont or the two Ied street departments of the former
unto chemical trucks. , Igovornmenls ‘
Councilman Ililorllan explained than
this one u purl ot‘ the contluct mude tom now
with Mr Illnrllcr
ucccnsnry.
nition to be executive in nature.
The committee on streets protests
the employment of n lllltll for what he
culls an assistant engineer. 1 any ill:
is A necessary adjunct to the ollice.
This department in now being con
ducted more cheaply than the colnhin
, and he (hiltllerl says it
I isn’t custom to do this and that.
it was voted that “W bills “‘4 “3““ It be (Mililltll'l can allow me any-
llo mild. Saw the bills 0‘ the school; tiling ill the ordinance where
and street committee, which well: 1110- {street I'omlnissimler is mentioned
touted ltllid him ll] out it. I
ii the council wants llilll to do in.
purchasing l “ill give into him \Illlinn
Ily, but he must take all, it any of the
[responsibility
the
l
o
A request for an abatement ol taxes
on the Layden estate. by John Keogh!
administrator. was referred to tlllelor- l
pomlion counsel.
1" “as \otcd that. the mayor up lilo inl'orllls me that he has all oillIe
point B than from each 0f the schoolil cz'lnt spend my time chasing him up.
districts to take the assessment “512:1“ have
‘thut u tux may he laid Counsel l‘-nnl Iorllcl' to get the payroll signed
many said that the nelcctlnell should i defy any 'mzm m crltitise
have done thin i“ ”09 those bills and prove where th
There was some question as to the be bong
location of must, street when the peti- tlclcs a
lieu of Charles E 'l‘llels for pelmlusionl
to erect ll bungalow there was read.
Upper Norwnlk claims the highway
The petition was granted.
Building permits were mutt“ as their posltlunq
followzs
i try to run my department honestly
'l‘o F. J Webster, EN“ “00“" “"‘““i and want at the end of two lears, to
no, two'sstory' Hill: (308‘: WAN"- have established it, that all may see
’l‘o IMnuice DcF. Lockwood, 'North ,thc ocullouly
nvenue, dwelling. garage. 91"- ““5" , After a tow more remarks the engl‘
Still. 000 near resumed his seat and the man be
To Cllarleu Sililll- PM” ””995 dw°"§ had attacked rose slowly from his seat
ling; cost. $3,000. ' i The councilman recalled the night
Several applications to drive the
when the vote on street department as-
_nuto lire truck “1 ”'0 Third district l slstants was taken ldld not approve
“ore. rend and referred to ”‘9 m“ "m“ lot their choice, but after it had been
mitten us fellows ' llnnde i started in to work harmonious-
Mllton B. White, regular. ly with the department, satisfied with
Mortimer Roberts. mgulm‘~ the appointments We spent much
James A. 110111140". “WNW" . Itilne. Mr. Shorron and 1, drawing up
Councilman \latllcr's 1’9“"0“ 1"” {the budget All of a sudden I noticed
Permission to erect :1 frame ducllifls that the (ulnmisaioner was going
in (lurnor streot has granted ialm'nd to the corporation counsel to
Mrs Florence H ““klmm ““1““ not lithlfft' 11ml sun that he was innor~
that “ grade pp established ill Gibson m pg me
. court. fronting on lot ill, and the lliglrl ’
any 01'
ey can
ht cheaper, or some oi the ar-
5 cheaply
l have ten or friends now than when
ltonk the job 1 do not employ my
friends My work is done by men on
known to me until they applied for
way IIcI'epteIl.
‘ ing. i do not want to do it. for i have
Former COIISI'U‘WW“ “ i ”m ”m troubles enough now, and l mu perlecb
tionrd relief for his “ilk-"till“ ‘“ “M ly willing that he shall do it. but 1
ilHtllllB damaged bl bqulllg [)llllllK
‘Tbe Inuttor “nu rclcrrell to the First'
district. I l walked into hill olllce one day and
T99 1’79“.“ for “ curb “"0 m mom i was introduced to his clerk. That wan-I
street. First (“8‘1““- ““3 """rm‘ to the first i knew that a clerk had been
the utrcct delllll‘llllmll- lIircIl. lrlo bought on expensive type-
Tllo council rocclxcd an imitation urltcl'. too. 'l‘llluo wot-1 no authority
for eitllel of those cxpenacn from tho
ouucll or the committee. And that is
tiny contention, that the billn were not
Iproperll authorized.
i don‘t know Maybe the I-ImnmitlI .I.
on streets in u stool pigeon und udcuu-
bond i don't like to could burn to
: thHh dirty linen. either.
l mu lntIu'cIItrIl in the lilll't‘l'bri I l‘ the
lil‘lllll’lllll‘lll. l duly anybody to Iluon-
lion Illy llili'i’i'til in city Ili‘l’nll's. llut i
think it is no more than right that the
connnittoo should be consulted.
the votc that it was too
registltl
(in plot ion.
9
William McKlnloI (lump. .‘ W V.
pollllonud tho mu: III II room in tin
’l‘owu llllll. and thin was: referred to
tho Town Hall colllmilteo;
,l’lllbulo billu “l‘li‘ mud and it won
‘ mind to pay tiwm
\ Milli“ lllllll up»: pIIlilioIlI-Il
It? lIloll nvuuuc and tho llllllll‘l wuu i”;-
;"lI-rrlll to 1111‘: liltlll (tllllllllut‘l'. .-
' Sll'rl'l (tllllllllHi-liiliil‘l‘ 'l‘lonl'gl' A Sill r Tum.“ w H“ Mm m “w l'Xlll'llou
I'IIII wu: on his l'l‘l'l III the tired oppol- 1 WM ulllilorlmnl to W)’ “n itillomr»
“mm mm m " mu" ”WW“ "mm”. bile for tho Ill-purlnluul by tho IuIIIII-ll
"d m w“ "mmw rm" rounrdluu H" n more (but i i’ul'orcd. ilnturo l lulu
‘ llllla held up by the alruct i‘llilll'lllllll ”H, “mm i had u illll from him. null
ill: will ”Nil ill“ “Mimi" M ”w" the I'IIllnIIIiIIIIiIlIIur bud tho our in hunt
ImIIII Muuwr from tho IIIIII'I lIIIIl but u of ”1,, In}, llull
”humanistic. and Unit tho comnllttm I want to know my jurludlollou IIuIl‘
on ulrnvtu llud ililVHl' IIIII'lIIlIl luumolll my "Mum”. In”, ,,,,,,,,m,,,,,, m, the
"Will it “ll W“ “i"! l“ “mm“ A“ m" hrlnlm IwnIyllllnp horn bulnru llli'
grill 1 Mn I'llllfi‘i'lli‘ll ill" "‘l'" “i “"i with mum-Ll The police coulullttbo lioun
me i’ III quill? willing i" “W“ "“"m‘" lllu Hitllli‘ it in done Illl through llu-
loch lio (“llillilit Iul lilo IoIIIInlltce on 'tumnoli.
{manners lIu colloulll Ilotllupurcllunlns
Wllll mu ii I" 4 ““94““ 0‘ "W Wi’fm‘ that l bud no authority
ulonnl rclmtnllIOH If i iii“ in "'3' “it” ~ l «mu to bu l'ulr, lllu I do not want
ltwo yours of municipal work here. if to be ignored
[will bu difficult in" W3 ilml‘mli‘w “' 'l‘llo councilman rollumnrl lull Mill!
unlakniti salaried W NUVWMR» and Mr. Illborrnn rollumod bill nonl-
‘l‘ho llllln that have been put iliidfll‘ manly ,
protect are allwlulfllv M04544” ’l’ “W 'i‘lu: ordinance regulating the direct
W’demrtmcnt. ll “4 (Mather) “WW“ department gives me the right to make
any inclination we could “0"“ ”49m contracts. tcntnllvo only when approv»
or nicely ' all and million by the councii.'l‘l1ntlll
'i‘llc horrible 0f “19 M1014 “1""! ’9 wily lhollc nlltn are here. I was ablo
that be do the purchasing. and “9 9"“ empowci'cll to hire all assistant: by
dually wants me for n biennial!!! tow the ordinance,
man, and possibly the goat. if that‘s lie (Mother) in»; not noon ignored.
.llaltuaboono.‘ v . boom to no on, but my buckle»
I can‘t do the dork and tile 4m4illl' must to conduct“ on roller. when: all
In: no: lulu 199994993? Inc ”may or nlcyl roll it.
for
(I. it. lIlllII cuntruclull without IlullIII-I'I
Mr sherron luforlunll till! one liny
W. It.
Inn fifth II view our-
l have always held my po~‘
We‘ re suffering from too much cus- I,
to do that quite a little now inf
l was not consulted ill the porches-I:
do not ilt‘Ht'Vi' lllul l burn any right to,
255:“-
dl'd clarifying the ultllutl011.llad a few ""
il'clnl'uks to make. lie said the knew
the council wished to work in har- I
lnony and moved that the street com~I ‘ I
lnisnloner, street committceman find I
lcorporalion counsel get together and
go over the bills. 0. K. -ing them it
they are found to be all right
ll‘eacll will give and takea little, all
must come out all right.
Councilman Mather again took the
floor and leading up to it rapidly, yet.
ingeniously, so that none suspected
thit he was to say, stated: “Mr. May-
,I want to tender you my resigna-
tilon as committee on streets. "
Mayor Burnell sought to settle the
matter amicably He held: “I don’t
think that is advisable. i never yet.
aCCGDteda aresignation while chief ex-
ecutivc and do not wish to begin now.
I would regret to have to '90 if very'
much." I
Councilman Milne suggested that
l Mayor Burncll be included in the com-
mittee mentioned in his motion.
Mayor Burnell urged that Mr Math.
or reconsider his resignation “It will
all work out all right ” he said
Mr. Milnes motion was carried.
Petitions for lights in Eversley street
and East avenue were referred to the
tight committee.
I Purchasing Fire Apparatus.
1 Other troubles were aroused by the
submission of a, resolution by Fire
Commissioner Riordan. The resolution
:provided for the purchase of the dis—
trict tire apparatus for the Fourth tax-
ing district fire department by a com-
mittee to consist of the fire committee
and fire chief. if no agreement oni'thc
purchase price could be reached the
resolution provided that the committee
select an arbitration board. .
I William H. 'McMnhon, of the board
of estimate and taxation. stated that
the board did not appropriate any
money for this. hallng sought advice
regarding their action, and as there .I
is no appropriatiourlle wanted to know
how it could be done. He said that the
charter gave no nuthorlty on which the ‘
board could base its move.
Commissioner Riordan stated that
Mr. McMahon was right ill what he
said, but that the council had since
adopted an ordinance regulating Alla,
lire department.
1 Councilman planner called attention
to the matter no quite important. "I
don‘t think the city should buy old
junk. no some of tho equipment in, and
some of the tire houses, LOOpM‘Q not.
adcqunto and proper. i think u thor-
ough investigation should be motto."
Commissioner Riordan stated that
there in no junk in llny of tho ilro d9-
fpurtlnunts and that tho npllnrntunon
are in use. “Councilman Mutllor IlaB
now ill his pocket a resolution provin-
lng tor the buying ol‘ some old Junk in
' llln dopnrtlllcllt,”
iloullcllulull Muthcr rttllllt‘d that ill:
will purI'lIIlIIe only what is flooded for
lllt‘ lltl'ccl Illlpnrtmont.
.l'ollll ll‘. MI'MIIthI naked how, if
them in no appropriation to color tho
mow lill‘ llppurnlun could be purcbnu»
(2d?
( 'ounclllnuu ’lll IlrIlIIII pollllod out that
tho Icuolullun prolelIuI only tor lnvcw
ligation.
Mr. McMahon Ilil‘crflll
which were occupied.
’i‘llo runolution who carried.
Vote to Lunvo Town Clerk “M"
tiIlllncllIIlIul Mlhln oifcrcd u rumba.
tloll pruvldiult for tho rouchldinlt of all
pronoun mind rouurdillg tho proponod
optimum for the (lily Hull and lhtl on:
lublluhmont or Inn town clerk lilorulu.
,“i‘llo resolution guvo ml u reunnn tho
, proximity of the town clerk’s and pro-
bnto courtll, which Ilmllos it unruly tor
, the working of tile iii‘pflfllilflfittt in corn
Junction. ,
Conundrum: illorllllu mulled tho
adoption or the reaolutlou and Council-
man Mullen seconded it.
Councilman Mother called attention,
to the vote by ordinance to provide for"
the eatublluhmcnt or the city unicorn
In the seat of government. the South
Norwnlk City Hall. and did not be
have the mutation “fronted.
Gouucllmnn ‘Milno atom tbnt it
than our room for tho cloth it would
be one thh‘un but tint ttio abound tibia
W
Imam: on twine yon-Ii
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