.. ,tive ability, buslnss training; Used Ico-
" pel cities.-
» battle and potlfilry. Best market prices
pylon. Tel 19244 or 617.
I. .Msil diule‘ tor _pattcrnI'I instructions.
"1. Needlecraft. 3304' Altoona. Pn.- 112 It
,Iifl'jiodman, Conn. Ave Tel 1161
.. turn to this office.
.. _.
Murillo» '
“2 {it
WANTED—4T0 BUY AT ONCE,
d'li kindl'g of chickens. Highest Tcn's'h‘
prices paid “-Inbwlnud and Letts- new
' r12. 3t
POBITION WANTED —- YOUNG
plan experienced In office work cor-
rewhondent. bookkeeper. Have execu-
position of responsibility.
ploycd; - Address Business. care fientI-T
. ‘ il1 3t
p...‘
LADIES. 12.26 130sz lMK!NG
plain necIrwear. Eliminating some
business. Enperi'ence' u’nne'ccllesryd
WANTED—TO BUY 'ALL KINDS
paid Extra prices. for let calves.
3'6. 00 for bob valves to fatten In.
new
‘v-IL v‘r
_ LOST
., . T
(WANTED—APRIL FIRST-,- AN 8-
., . room house with all? improvements
. Waitress 402 South Norwallr.
Now arm-‘-
. Griffin has moved his plumbing and
so In
so. LET..-- .PTRIVATE FAMILY .
would lent resins, rsiinsd neighbou-
hood: breakisst If desired. .Addless.
Private. Sentinel otdco. r10 It
To tar—4mm moon Ann 'uu.‘
protemcnts 9 hippie BI. Inquire Luke-
A: Connolly, 81. Washington at no It
. ' ’
FOR SALE .
roe ..cMI.s-—4nussvwoow.r 6
years old} duo in April.“ Ilnquirc
James Mdfiaily; 40 Stuart Ave. Nola
walk, «Bonn. Int-{II
-._......
FOR MLE—aNEW 10H. P IIOYAL
casino. “0r gallon IKovenT sessions
tank end Thermos nluiiier. All In
timeless condition and sold at a
bur-gain Fowler’s Boat Shop. Best
Norwullt. '
To tiara-sums noun notion.
In good condition. at 88 west St. in-
culls or John III' Knapp. 8: West so
. :31 ii!
u T0 LETfih‘lVE ROOM' APART”
Inent, East Washington St. East Nor-
walk. inquire 64 South Main 6t. d1; it”
"re 'LE-T on son- sans-4 noon
entrance with all Improvements/I ready
{or company No'v. 1st. t .330. For
sale on easy terms. luqu of Chas.
ill. Hoyt”. it The South Norwilh’TI-Iist
CO. ‘ " ole ti
TFOR MILE—{300D- HARD WOOD.
cut in Steve lengths in any quantity
Louis 9. Nyary, Connecticut Ave. Tel.
1164.!11 It
I
. IFOR ‘ 8ALE-~BAIBY CHICKS.
Rhoda «island Reds; strong utility
stockh Hitches coming cit every few
days. Eggs tor hatching. W. S.
Stewart. West Normlk. Phone 90.
Norwslk 69-8. 17 6t
”BUSINESS NOTICES"
,nsunvsi. noricswonn r.
» HORSES—JIAVE JUST RECEIVED
a cal-load» on young lows horses. fresh
{nun-the farms. Some nice matched
pairs: also single and business horses.
Come and look t‘hcmover at The
Hershilcld None (20., corner Concord-
and WoodSts. Tel. 816-6. is If-
tinning business to 38 Gregory Boole
veal. East Norwslk. Third District
Telephone connection. 113 18t
LOST—~LADY'S GOLD WATCH. IN-
itisls M. B. Suitable raw“ d for re
1'11 3t
gun...-
TYPEWRITERB.
mm “PEWRIT RITERS—L C.
Smith. Underwood.
Remington all other
makes, Mold rents
repaired. R'entals 8
per month. Machines
sold at £5 per month.
The Plummer Typ .-
lter Exchange. 166 Fairtleld Av...
ridsoport. Conn.
20th Century Triumph
This opportunity to get cured of
your ailment or disease may be the
star Ii’lullg to you from the Infinite.
All known diseases have been cured
by
Suggestive Therapeutics“ Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healing
Hand Treatment 0' the Vital 0r-
gane, the Nervous System and the
Spins
A system of healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and body into harmony
PROF. MILLER
155 Washi stun 8t., Keoier'. Bldg"
- South Norwsik, ..
Office Hours-4: 30 n. m. to 9 p. m.
[If othcl methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you, call on me and be con-
.vinced that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
, PainlessIMethods
E. BARTI‘HOL, D. C.
'53 Meadow St, South Norwallr,
T 7 to 8 p.m.
i107 Atlantic St, Stamford, 9 a.
x. m. to 5 on
Spinal Analysis Free
muscles or clrv EMPLO'YEG.
The council fixed the salaries of city
officials at the meeting on Tuesday
night. Through Inidrmstionwhldhwu's
incorrect the press gave publication to
II. list that was wrong. The proper fig
Turcs me these:
Salaries as Fixed. ,
I’residlng oflicers at election. ,
ouch. Jill-40
‘Asslstents, each 6a- 16“
Box tenders, each ............ 6
...n.rn:.uq..’..
' will delight the heart of the economi-
Applc TIecs Trimmed
Beaupain & Saunders
. Adaoncuu‘umsTs.
soU'rI-I NO-IWALK. CONN.
KNOW
THYSELF
WORKMEN’B COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, AOCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Moder Sam-pie Policy.
C. T. McGovern
Ii‘dURANCE AND TEAL ESTATE
155 Washington Street.
South Norwsik, Conn. Tel. 845.
For Sale on west St.
sourn NORWALK.
Beautifully remodeled eight'room
cottage, two acres hot water
best electric lights. 3 large fire-
places, city water bath Garage.
stables. breeder house Quan-
tities of trees fruit and flowers.
Phone 1416.
BBIDGEPOBT l8 llEPIIE- I
SENTEII
(Continued lrom First Page.)
I‘
lshing touches on the program.
. Bridgeport Represented.
Other .(ionllecticut delegates. un-
nounccd today. are: William C. l-law-I
icy. representing the Board of trade:
and Business Men‘s association at“
Bridgeport; Rev. Hurry C, Mcservc
of the Business Men's association of
Dnnbury;_ Frank H. Johnson of New
Britain and E, P. Jones of Derby, .
representing the State Business Men's:
association; 8. A. Brush of the‘
Board of trade of Greenwich; Hor-
man W. Morse of the Business Men's
association of Meriden; John '1‘. Man-
son. Burton Mansfield, H. 0. War-
rcn, R. S. Woodruii and Edwin P.
Root from other bodies.
Pushing em for Dam.
Harrison B. Freeman, representing
the Connecticut River company that
would construct a dnln across the
ICounecticut river at Ezlfleid near
Windsor Locks. is In Washington
looking over the prospects for the
passage of u bill that will give the
company the necessary permission to
go ahead with the power deveIOp-
ment in the river above Hartford
He spent much of the day yesterday
rat the capitol, interviewing members
or the House and Senutc. particular-
ly the members of the Connecticut
delegation. This with several othe‘
similnr prbiccts In different parts
. oi the United states are awaiting the
framing of a general dam bill gov
Prunes and 'Ipeuches at prices thanernieg generally such projects '.
Donovan Strikes Bong.
Congressman Donovan struck a
Tsnag in the House yesterday after
_____ noon. when he tried to InterrIIpt c
There would be no dispute overthat speech which Congressman Hm” ‘
bill If you had paid by check. The M “5mm“ “9 “mus 0“ in”
South Norwslk Trust Company mm“ Shacklelord good roads bill later
large a,“ small coconuts. passed by the House by an over
‘whelming majority. . Almost at ,tho
I... iirstot‘ the after-Inventory sales outset of Mr Berlin's speech.- Mr.
is new In progress at Tristnln and Donovan ”050' I
Ilyatt's. ‘ I "I would like to ask the gentleman
- "I would like to ask the gentleman
A full line of Pool: and Snyder and (ram Alabama .9" question." he SIN
Shielding shoes at George W Ward “1 ‘{saline to yield." replied Mr.
well's. ’ HI!“
I . “Docent the gentleman wont to
J ohn Fountains
will give you suggestions and esti-
mates for that Job of inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have done this spring. A postal will
bring samples to you Personal atten-
tion‘ to all work.
8 BURRITT AVE [HOME CON
Advertisers
"Where and What
to Buy
cal housekeeper. Read Andrew Du
voy's adv.
Check clerks, cach.......... 6 E. II. Brdiey and Co have 'some answer a question?" persisted Mr
Counters, each 8 thing to any on the roof question. TDonovsn. . .
Assistant street commissioners, -- I "I would like to enlighten the
such :21 per weak head shoot the Trot Moe shoes at gentleman I'ronl Connecticut." re
Assistant to engineer.. 480 per month
Clerk .................$86 per month
Uonneully and. Brackeu's ‘~‘I torted Mranilin. "i think heIouIrlltr
to be enlightened. but not In In)
I...
Cleri- .. tax collector. . .8700 per year
Clerk to city clerk...... in per week
‘Town doctors, ouch .. . . . .. .mo-Juoo
(lienltll oilicer $800
Clerk board health ........T.....II10il
(Mill: Inspector ... ... ............$tlil'il
Corporation counsel ... . . ..... $1, 600.
Registrars oi voters».— , . .
First dilitrict, each . . . . . 4150-4300
T tomorrow.
AMMMN earth .........$2ii—-isii
, Second district, 011011....
A
Special prices on Axminster- rugs ofl time."
small sizes. At Reed’s.
lI'i; Impossible. for Mr. Donovan to
reply‘ . T
Oppose Peace 6 lehrsilom
Read the special announcements In
W. P. floursI adv.
Read the Mansion House menu for th
I
Allcost's. 07.75. st Mints’s.
tinned“ In opposition the worm
1'12 3t'
. 365
» . every pound of buy Is accurately
Mr. Heflin’s refusal to yield made street department automobile. w
Senator Holman Shim presentcdntnscm oi repair-ism timid toolsI andathe
a Bennie a petition oi the Mist W. purchase of new tools; Among
‘WA ’vflftZ'“ lim'flilki A.“ “‘03 114er "9* “Mill. till'
. Britain and It petition oi the Amer» pumhssed,
Inn‘n Continental Ironic c! South-III“ street sloshing sunshine We Vii
W.I...........:
“welcome ’
m IMHM' liloolte‘st'OIjmfi 3"9‘ '1' ’“ ""
I'los Maintenance of ouuipmdntpwv’ ‘ 5‘ ' 5* "
-F‘lith disu'Ict .. «"36839' ‘ "'
107 Travelin'n Dispense . ‘ “
, 108a diund tools. Fourth district.
‘108b Hand tooli‘dfli’th’distl'iet ..
109 maintenance of buildings”
110T School 'sigl'ls'
cunts-ss-
1 sends ‘T 3151473
Audio-watts“ Department. ' '
203a Pdrciloso oi new equipment. . .5“, 83.801 .
203i: Purchase 6! new equipment, ~11?" " - .. . ' . .
mending-Ice. memo . ' '
20d Purchasing of engineering ' T" '
requiplncntwI...T.T........Tf....;.,. 47.45
. Highwn? theories. -
Cleaning dud sweeping pave-
meats .............. . . . . . . "
Cleaning gutters i. .
Mointonnnce permnnent pove- 1 ' *T .
menvsna crosswnIIIs. . . :. . . .17.», .1 ‘
Maintenance hixbw eye and
crossmilks ........
804 .I Snow removal ....... ‘ ........
307s Maintenance of- threes. Fourth _
I
,n; T
7 _ I 806.74‘
300 '
.i 65734
301
302‘
303
, .
.............
307-b Maintenance oi trees, Filth .
district. .
Sprinkling.:.""'..v...... ........ A...“ 661 .
Rsmovel of refuse (Inspectionhg; I 60: 08 ’ ‘
Bowl“ (Avenue.
“nu...
308
' 310
31.348.65 ' :2 889.0ix
323 Engineering ‘ ...... .'..
I. sane
‘330
33! ‘li'lushing o‘i sewers .‘.‘ ..... ». . . .2: 9.32
3:92 Cleaning of catch basins ...... .2. 5232
383 Building catch basins ........ .,jm 1100
, Culverts“! Drains.
Fourth district ......... . ..... it} 5378
mm. district ................ .ij 93.66 s 152.34
' Construction Set New Sewers.
Construction at new sewers. Jy- «131.84 3 Hum '
Highmjxpenoc
hidinienance of highways. . . . . . up}: 70, 53
New highways ............. ..‘.}§I,417.48 $1, 488 01
.. ConstructioMVNew Bridges.
,(‘ross street bridge. .. ...... .. ... s 17 90 3 17:5,”
Total for December and January; , 35,514ng
Grand total ................ . . r .. '
I’Imouut chargeable October and Nova nlber to Fourth district
Amount chargeable October and November to Fifth district
Amount chargeable December and Jim Illry to Fourth district.
Amount chargeable December and January to Film (“gum
$ 234.48 3 974.97
334
334 ~ 5 152.84
3‘“) i 131.92
351
353
$9,839.10
....... $2,341. 53
........ 1 pass 3;.
2,244.“
....... 3,359.54
Total .......................... . ............................. 39,339.19
Account No.102-—30ffiec Expense:r
Under this 'l'lending‘ ls Included the
cost of record books. telephones. sts-
tlonery, supplies, supplies of all kinds,
etc.
Account No. iWEnginecring
Expense.
.,uscd on road construction and re
ir' In this district.
TAcccun: Iv. I .«Maintcnance of
Buildings.
‘I m' 'lncludes mill . .
“a In ltwms to buildings
2&5!) ow use-J by the sileet department In
\“fihe First and Second districts.
The cost of engineering supplies, rd ,. Account Ne.110—-Schooi Signs.
pairs. and all engineering wori. not DC— I: Dr. Chapman. superintendent 01
formed under ‘ special appropriation hollools, requested that the sheet do
is charged to this account. A perish partmcnt llav‘e 'Vl'urnlllg Signs" pinc‘
of bench marks has been establlsllediT ed In conspicuous places on the streets
through the sickly settled ”among owipproaching the Franklin, Concord and
the Third district .Tllese henwtwincoin schools Twelve of these signs
marks have been indexed and filed More pulcllased and elected during
the allies A preliminary survey N: December. Another was erected in
the “mm in the vicinity of the Cross the 'l hlrd district during November by
street bridge has been run and a plus};i the “inflame“ 0" 5”th
is on file in the office When compldt-fik Account No. 203a~Purchass of New
ed. this survey will record present;i Equipment.
grades and proposed new grades for} (Fourth district)
the following streets: Cross street 2:.{Under this hending- Is Included the
from M'ain street to Wall street; River, that of three snow plows and-u lchn
street from Cross street to Wall str t.I ow
and the lower portion oi Wilton :jp- fiAcccunt No. 203b~—Purchsse oi'Ncw
nus. It will also show proposed 10 Equipment.
tion and grade of new bridge. cf , ,5 (Fifth district),
I. A series of maps has been made “"i‘ho cost of the "lord"
showing the sewers by streets
blocks in the Third district. Wk
completed these will be iound In bo' .
form, and as they will be Indexed. it? paring Equipment.
will be an easy matter to quickly Iii;- Includes cost of lsv‘cling rod and tar-
oate desired Information with m . lot and drdu‘ghting apparatus.
to locations of manholes, catch has " “ Account No. zoos-Cleaning and
and branch mnectlonll. depths 3‘ ‘ Nagpur.“ P‘vomcnt', . .
" Under thii heading is the cbst of
sewers at various points. etc.
Account No. low-Insurance. '. “gasping pavements In First and Sec
Insurance has been‘tnlten out “districts Including street petrol
some of our steam rolling squirm ' 1TheTractors. ‘ .
“4 th9'1‘0’d" “WWW” T.¢¢9"Ii‘ do. Sal—glowing Gutters. .
domains the cost of cleaning sut-
automobile
d and the “Remington" typewriter Is In
n eluded under the obeys, hcuding.
Account No.“ ado—Rumba» of Engi.
AcdodntTNo. lOBuMnintenancs . 7‘
Equipment. “'
(Fourth district).
This Includes the maintenance .
horses. wagons and carts In the S
odd district (exclusive of the gel
equipment).'. Ililvery. suck at oats "
‘IWM' Itluvolnontlsod. ommlke. .
includes cent. ofimmuavsmentc
. Fl tnuudggscoond districts.
" ubbunt No. 803-Muintsnuncs of:
' mums: and crussweiks. ,.
ludcs street repuirs grading. etc.
:gli‘ourth district. 'l'en loads at gravel
were used to Illl up hollows In Issa'vicw
. , T avenue. at» easterly approacltrto bridge:
Under thin; I'M'lins are-rdncludod' 11 Account No; swsnow/‘Rcmcvniu-
expeusea tor repairing and main ll- Includes cost. at work of shovel!
mg the mom rolling equipment and crosswslhs In the First, secon
ngvrhlrd districts, and rem'o‘ving
Account No. Ioasn—«Hnmi- Tool» WNW from Mill’s street. all
T . (Fourth district) ashingtcnI street and
Under this hoodlum included the hand .MsIn» Moots
7w! ~T~ Tut HIM “nib
ordsd. as well as all shoeing and "
repairs
Account No. iocwM‘nlnt'on'nncs o -
Equipment.
(Filth. district). .
ii
‘sdd‘ cues Isl-so? brool'uI
archers" ,
'II
' engineering work has been completed;
» ‘llu’idili In .I
.0 899.24, 1 K I “and erodes written:
' feet of vitrified sewer pipe .0“. Burritt
. or and causing sewage to back up into
.. the 'cel
_ avenue.
. I
T ‘T work (mile at Smith street, Second dis
‘ t 63 cc ,
ooount No'. mmhintmdoo of P'slu~
tops.» minibus?“ We
sour. the elapsed tints.
weeks. the stetistios «were compiled
and we now’flldVe an eiiioieucy record
,,.IT.:thll has asslsted very materially in the
laying out of routes for garbage out
Aleutian” :iu his mm m rlurd duh-lulu ‘
‘ caveat: "I ,
The cexpensc oi engineering on this
work Twas charged to this account. All
T Account No. nMcnviow Avenue
proposed "grades and lines established.
and désdiiptlve surveys of street lines.
Account 'No'. aSMMaintsn‘unce of
; Semen.
2 This Includes the cost of laying 160
avenue, ’l‘llih [iip'e rcpluoed u like
number of . feet of cement pipe that was
in poor conditibn. and portions or
which had collapsed. blocking up new.
Tot houses located on the
Accol'mi Ive. ”Ii—Culverts and Drains,
. ' (fourth district) ,
I. Several culverts and drains were re
paired during December: and January
Special Tine'ntioii 'should be mnde oi
tripe For malty years drainage coil
ditious in Benton street have been very '
bad. deplorable Ill fact. The rain wa-
ter I’lonl the hill streets drains i‘ito
Benton street. and under normal con
moribund Idler; the uninteres- lentil“ 'T‘T .
Mist a few
msddations and was
direct cemmissionerhes
of the horses could be you _
“rue alarm 'reitchcii General
others whose hordes1 _ are
along the mud near'YTsIeTt'Ta
to the city to find nut‘tnecebse
onusunl number of slim!“
of which were covered with canvas
appurerltly carried bones. T
Counts of the number oi a
ried, but inquiry at Yslotn curly git»,
day indicated that than TV
than a. hundred.
ditions is carried away by adminnize *
ditch toTSTmithT street, where it passes
into a culvert and thence Into a ditch
on the ~other-side. and so on. When
n heavy fall of rain was recorded. the
flow was too great for the Sixth street
culvert to handle-and the water back
ed up. spreading over adjoining prop-
erty and into cellars. to a depth of '18
to 24 Inches After a vain attainpt to
drag this culvert. I decided to open it
up and after same was done, i found
that‘s. 10 lncll 'C. l. sewer pipe was run
through the culvert, robbing it of two
square (set oi opening. The sides of
the culvert were raised twelve inches
and after heavy flags had been placed
In position' for capstones, the street
was repaired. We have had one oi’the
heaviest storms on record since the
Twork was completed and not a drop of
water overflowed thedltch. Now. It
is safe to say that unless the amount
of water drained Into Benton street Is
greatly Increased. the inhabitants of
this section will not be troubled by
outer ovcrflouing into their cellars. Ii
similar condition was relieved ut B Fl).
’ccll street. .lI‘irst district.
Account No. 334—0ulvcrts and Drains.
, (Fifth district).
The amount recorded against this
account was for repairs to a. drain near
the Rownyton post office. This drain
extends from a swamp cast of the west
bound station of the N. Y.. N. H. & H.
R. R., to the station. and thence In a
southwesterly direction under roads
and private property until it strikes
Roweyton avenue near the post cities.
where it takes a turn in the left and
runs Into the Five Mile River. it was
built many years ago and after years
at sci-we, portions of It had fallen,
Into decay. notably the section under
Rownyton uvcnuc. When i first saw it
the water was boiling up irom several
holes In the road and washing the
side road aud‘private property.T Al-
though during the coldest period this
year, the street was opened up and a
portion of the culvert replaced by It
test of 12~inch vitrified sewer pipe.
Two 12x8 in. Y‘s were placed in proper
position to act as drains for the gut.
tors on the west' side of the road and
where formerly the surface water
washed along the road. it now runs
along a gutter and Into the drain. T
Acccunt No. Wensthuotlonof ,
New Sewers. ,
Under this heading ls recorded the
cost of 150. 6 test of new sewer on Day
street to connect with the horrid, aw
gnue sewer. .
Account No. 351-Msintcnsncs 'ei
. Highwh‘y. a T. I« ,
The cost or plowing out gutters and.
repairing highway on Idiilow and sits
veils streets is recorded under this -
heading-‘-
Account sic. ssszew Hiohwsyd. _
Abbht‘ I 1“ ’ch of new rend 16 feet.
Wide (dvcrcM‘I was constructed on,
Perry avenue from James street to the
Bilisrmihe bridlg‘eI not Including It per-I.
with the horses." he excluImsd. .
Mrs. Mary O’Neill the nigh
phone operator at Ysletnysuw
them seemingly laden with 1T0! ‘
der their canvas covm turn tow
the river. They were Milieu! “all
and she gave it as her [Illicit
oil knowledge at the roads end the
of the land generally, that the
chines disappeared in some a! tb
merous corrnls In Ysietu will. ,.
there unloaded. ’ . . . I
Five of them she saw again s
o'clock this morning, when, “withl
out, and their loads discharged.T
suddenly reappeared and dashed
ward El Pnso. T T
The only soldier, so for mu, will
saw any of the alleged Huerta mom
was Corporal Knuiimul'u'l. (I! Troop
15th Cavalry. The corporal has is
stationed at a village east of BL
and when the alarm sounded he m
dispdtclled to Ysleta' i_.o guide all:
troops being rushed to tint point.
He arrived ahead or the flingcrwt
ments and lay in a ditch ‘fronl'ihid
he says he saw several detachment
of about fifteen men each make crush
toward the river. When the «new
diers arrived, the Mexican? bod dist?»
pealed and it was still too dprl T“
trail them.
All night the Americans search
among the bushes and stunted not
wood trees. which dot the saddyp
and matched the threeprinuipal'f
between Ysietu nild Socorro, a it
three miles east of Yeleta, but did
catch right of their doom.
To all appearances the latter had' .»
coped. Strungc- Mexicans lied been ' T,
lectlng there since Tuesday 9 Thur ,‘
struggled in by ones. twee an th
and were reticent about their '
General Francisco Villafl TT
Ing the rebel forces and poi ti.
along the Mexican hunk of the Tv
capture the invaders. ‘ ~
They did capture ten Incl). bu
of them proved to be burnt!“
and the ether four were held {or
thcr investigation. IViIln fibrin!
night sent out reil'lior'
Inducted men. A report that her
were waiting tor the ied'er'sl
on the Mexican aide prayed ,
The low animals sec ,on the .
bunk evidently bad stream: from to
ranch to the river ior wat
crult's got across th‘ river tor ill
he could shout‘tilem
“Bill; lI’Tili glad the ~ didii'It lull;
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