Memento on thiepar
mEscthl
hell-or
MED
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u“
Twenty-Five worde’or we. see-
1 cent par Martian.
Blocks
'1‘
0.99000 ' 'l
00 m
son 091.9
WANTED - cremains A'ND
learners. Learners paid while learn-
rug. English speaking people prefer—
iced. Apply Muller Gloria Mills. Win-
. plialauk. .1014 (it
WJtNTED-AGHAUFFEUE WANTS
position. Experienced 0.90..
phone 031. Q
i"
i
L°°°M°TWE “REM“: BRAKF‘ illiSt prom Ailirll 1st. Apply 18 Row
men wages (about $100; enperlence
unnecessary. Send lags, postage. Rail-
f
time at. East Norwak. dour large
rooms. cook-room, attic. attic bed-
room. good cellar. Rent reasonable.
inquire (m‘lpromieee.
Tale movements. Apply 17 Lowe 8t, South
r014 3t Norwalk. .
TO LET—FIRST W. 8 COT- .
61114 3tQ
SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND
WHatchiug ms after Jan. 15.
baby chicks alter Feb. 15.
D.
Phone ’(80. Nor.) 59-4.
Q _Address
C. Ladue. West Norwalk, Conn.
324 110
TO LQET~FIVE ROOMS, ALL IM~EQ
11114 St
1‘0 LETvLOWiER FLOOR 18 ROW.-
8114'
’L—
an vSt.
.Wuy. cure Sentinel.
Arch and Wall Ste. 825 to 860. Rooms
m14 21 28 94’ T0 LEV-HOUSES, weer AVE, st.
FOR SALE-AIS ELY AVE. ONE
new house, 317 rent. bath.'stationary
tubs. lot 45 x 1'32. 74 Lexington Ave..Q
three family house, all improvements
rents 9'00 330; lot 40 x 1411:11er 8t.
t‘ two houses, rent for $24. lot 60 x 300.
Q.Fruit Inquire Steve Kiss, 24 Knapp
11113 St
I
The council busily adopted s Mty
seal.
past of the three Qistrlcts or Nos-99:9.
and will serve hammer as the old
ciai seal of the city.
The contention of Building inspecv
tor Finch. in the matter of the Reich-
lord building ”started by Contractor
as told exclusively in these columns
cil last night. The building was being
erected on 0. 090190409: building line.
inspector Finch ordered it stopped as
no peQrmit had been issued. The coun-
cil last night ordered that Mr. Ratchv'
lord build on le'Qslxteen-ioot line or ‘
not at all
All the councilman Were in their
seats when the meeting was called to
order shortly after eight o'clock by
Mayor -.Bul'nell There were present
Mayor Francis 1. Burnell, Corporation
Counsel William 13‘. Tammany. Coun.
wsuremlruulou AT GEN Hm. St. 31250. New...“ A..." 412 Q coco onlvme HORSE 909911.99.
'Qte'al housework. Inquire 78 Ely Aven‘ 43 Mam at. 86 E 0: Stuart, Agent .cheap AdressC 8 care Sentinel.
lm13
61114 1t'
«1112 in
WANTED-FREE lAND CLEAR’
Box 685, '80. Norwnlk Goon.
01113 73. 011W
T0 LET-51 WOODWARD AVE.
Inquire on premises.
WANTED—TAILOR ON GABAR-
w
TO LET——~FRJOM AP. 11. 1.1“le C
' FOR SALE—PEN 01‘. WHITE OR- ‘
W8 {01‘ ”86W“ income W083“ "M“ ”0°” all improvements' Adults 91“th mine” and 600K136“ 0“ by conversation annoyed the readerl'l‘o the Honorable Mayor and Board of iouncllmcu
“113 3" chinston 8888 '1'0!‘ 11583111118; 8L1630 8 C who requested silence.
.ll. Endriss, 25,
“112' 3V- .o’olock. All the councilmen were pres-
hite leghorns
antral Ave. Tel. x644;
cilmen H. W. Mather. G. W. Stevens.
R...'M Wolfe.H J. Hipson, M. J. Bier-i
:dan, R. E London. and J, D. Milne.
and Clerk Linxu'eiifer. The roll was
called.
The bills were read. Noise caused]
it ensued. I
Meeting was called to order at 8: 20
Q it will be Wanted“ 04 the .Q
. liky property in East washington
ltreet was referred to the corporation
{Founaei to determine responsibility
1 .
Kudos in upper Main street. Norwaik. ‘
on Thursday, was upheld by the coun- there is a building line legally esteb Q
Morph {Company ii .. .»
. Milne...moved that the Q
a. oi the 0'06“me be ,
80 voted. 7Q ' _ Q
a... Mather introduced'j‘: s '
" providing tor the purchase ‘- fl
slut QDrsInQ
£39999... tor ii drum for the l’odeii’ M Mm“
Coons man «Riordan moved to lay
the matter on the table. saying, "i
do not think we can afford to buy the
machines with so many things we
really need ill guess we can vote }: 103‘“ W!
by hand a while longer ”
His motion was carried.
VI. m
'Bulldlng Ordinance Matters. Q ‘3‘?“
31—4— est and Elm Grove to.
An amendment to the building sir-H1343“ 0:“th 81.. notes» m
dinance was read. This proposed to 3:5; m 31810031: Works. m
lay certain other fees on builders fill!!! “and 011.3“, mi ,
The money defrayed was to go toward ".2: lug. Q . .
min t. s
paying the transportation 01 the hulid- :Lg-Fn" Ligand ”“1 m1?
ing inspector. The councilman seexn- 3:3“ “Ego Elggwnrgn'a”
ed to believe that a conveyance for Woodward
the inspector should be secured, but 3"
that the experts: shod? erQQ stigma: by gamgwuyffigrfl 53,0416“
the citizens an nQot y is u are --N Melt
alone. The amendment was tabled. Box lib-Lorne! Putnam "-
D'avls seemed to determine that the M°"° Minor M‘MN"
need street. Q
ul Donnie! non—Interior!“
(M) Master box, (mm will
“he is locally established. William Snyder wanted :10 from
‘1‘ “’88 VOW that the building be the city for chickens 01 me which
built 0“ a 1610i“ building line were killed by dog's The matter will
her of any box can son like
One stroke at u on» an
The ibiiowing report was accepted: be investigated.
..... t
1!
or the lnatter. , .
Why Work Was Stopped
Qi Contractor Charles Runes asked it
liished in ‘North Main street Nor-
‘Walk.
The matter was referred to. the
building inspector for investigation
and report.
Building ‘ Inspector Finch reported
that the building bperetions‘ were
stooped because no permit had been-
taken but. and because Mr. Runes was
not complying with the building line. ~
lie said that investigatlon 'by himself
‘from former Corporation Counsel Leo
standard time. 1-
“One stroke at odd times.
he n.
ngpgtmkee may an alarm. In
cells department. 1 1
Three slow strokes waist is
March 10. 1914.
4
no: annular: .
as v a . ‘
Four long blasts oi the biotin
8:30 a.m.snd 12:30p.
no school for the following
City cl NQrw'nlk. Conn,
(: l-ntiemen: .Q
The following is a statement of tile appropriations nmounts slim! and
dine work. The Raincoat Factory, rooms and bath; all improvements 111-1 'ent. 1.4—1.4
lHflllfOl'd .l'lidg. Union 'St. 11112 3t with 41 West El- 3113 2t UPRIGHT PIANO CHEAP. Wllibl ' lbolances in accordance with the revisions of the cit) “mm” W
' ’ ll 9 l i r o d A1 “mum F" smm‘ p uonwsm Fm: ALA
—---_ so 0 esp or cast or o own. Q . A .1 fl 8 (ml Balance
-—'- DAR ! I fit I; all el 0 cumin 3 on D Q
WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN To LET FIVE GE .‘ROPMB' "‘0“ “e“ h'gh'gm" mm” mm“ ”9 wnCu: roadkill; 3113;119:230 nil-“293:: Fire Department :37 673 00 3 9m l7 $23,135.83 23333335 “hull: T33 “03308110.. ‘
9”“ housework. ““1““? 33 Raymond first “0"" 266 E3“ Ave. E' News“: sold at once. For particulars address‘... ' l " ' Q' ' Q Q- - emeprins Hill and Keiloes glowi-
Hi 12 “it Three minutes from trolley depot and- ’ Please stop talk. reporters." brought‘Stl'cets 5m Distrirt 57 695.00 22,127.03 49.00737 let—Union 90.x.
H I ‘m ‘ h h R t $12 H". 1). Wright. QPiano, care Sentinel lnl2 3‘ general silence in the chamber. Later‘ 1’ ll ’ ' or 9. 9 . QQimngu grrw‘..¢‘fi:“°?:“: 3°”“L;...,.‘°"m mm
o uro es. en . o co ill-p't 30,470...» ”far. 0:. "' ‘ ‘ —— ‘ran 0 W e n
. a l J h 1 file .
WANTED-YOUNG WOMAN oven. T01. 1271-3. 11113 (St FOR SALE—GOOD 5 ROOM 3‘2“?" “‘3‘“ “”°'°8‘Q”66 10' his hasty “human...“ “er ”63895.. 4.93095 1. 9r 9.11 Eti‘rfugogufguo Minimum 99...
'0 , ‘ c 011 r venue
"-0 '0” ““6"“ °m°° mm “d mn' house. 6mm. half 8m lamd- Main Ave. ' : board of Charities 27,440.00 7086.17 19753 83 1 0—0 {5091 Sheet and Harbor A
eyeliner. Must have had ample ex. fro LET~ON HIGHLAND AVE, few mm...“ ”on. mu... $1200 b3:- 7° 3“"‘3' TM“ “mm ' 199447 48 "1577‘1‘" 9939993 3.3;. 3333295133321 "0°33 ill“; 3."
perience and be thorough and reliable house with garden; small family. Alp- gain for quick buyer. Address Bar Cassius M. Webb asked that the; ' ' ' ' ' ‘Q_Q_“ Q ".9— Q affix-Qua sin-m an: QlQQvnQiQinnAuQstn
business woman. Permanent position ply *0 William H. T118879”. West St- 212Q Norwalk. "112 at survey of Aiken Hudson, and Dele erintlng 1,000.00 613' “' ‘8'”) .2: Plugcs‘g‘ifl-nfn “I W
assured. Address by letter only. Ad- 1an 3t ware streets be made as shortly «8501!» "all 3.98609 ““3379 2,447.21 ”2' ”u.“ EfiaE‘ll'mnfinfi‘fiTsim
dress Box 1, «Norwalk. m12 3t WRENTS 0F HOUSES, FOR BALE—0N BURRITT AVE. possible that water mains may be inimsueeg Dep't 4m Distill‘t 04,539.50 0 mull 45,399.76 lgktflnfisnfigmgéwgd 0&3:qu
fl t store burn and manufactory 10' 60 x 135 Price ‘1’ 000' For fur to houses now in waiting ‘Town (‘icrk' s (More 2 424.00 2.4334 01’ M a n -
WANTED—«GIRL FOR GENERAL a 8. ' flier (particulars inquire at 22 liul'ritt ..The report of Commissioner iriher-1 . ' _ Q _ .
with power' best places in The Nor- Q Board of Hndith l 700 00 lo. a». 1.99. H
housework. AMMY 8 West AWu South Q ' ' B Ave. still (it ron on the above mutter was rend.‘ ' ' ‘ .. w _..._ '
““1.“le m7 ti walks. 899 curliet. Raymond {38.9. Q M was voted mm a sum». l... 'Plrc. Protection 1,120.00 1.1.0.00 EAST nonwacx Ha: sun» so
. WANTED—fro BUY ALL KINDS 6 m :' Foe SALE—1911 HUDSON Moe‘made. ~ Q 2.0m: keeping. ”pct-ml Appio. 2,500.00 Q 2500.00 QF‘” “Mempggihffngm ”-7-" M
m n . Q _ p A. ,. ' . — i t r1 ‘ a
cattle and poultry. Best market prices To I‘m-“SIX ROOM" COTTAGE a! 20 Roadster, in perfect conditionl Repairs To Relier : "U”pe‘hu'fl " "mm “d l brim? 938.12”le 3:5” , "as!”
paid Extra. prices [or fat “‘va Inquire 216 South Main 817 m9 8t completcgly equlm’QSd‘ '21:?” nthul'in' Repnirs to the tuellcton road-nl'ol Q i‘itl Tree 0 it" Q amalmggfi'figmfiug Eiff; “Q
$5.00 for hob valves to fatten H. —-—~—~ *—:- V -~__.-___.. ,— 11:31:43 3:, 025033011123; camgil ,.yn if]: I" ”‘3 needed M “"5 reported ‘1; I also one o e u 'I‘rial Balance of the i is}. in due \vlll'h prr; nb‘ y will 1'. if"? {'{QQ‘ngththchQprQlQrnge Eon m
(‘0 r s F A s .
Friedman. Conn. Awe. Tel 1151 LOST No.1, rmldgeolt. Conn mu QQQ :lQ 1:8 QQl 5;ther :1;th Qche ire-bum. be made ntQQ Q of l'l'clce 1.10 W” ”01‘0ka Bod: Q QQanQiQQQsQiQQing 5'30 13ng finger Me.
029 6’. LOST—”FOUR YEAR GOLD cnoss — Q ! r. WW my "“15 Q -1993. informal. sun «
1-2:..-“ and Crown Baptist Sunday school pill R 3“”:ng 1"; 311° "TQM-Q N d3 - WHERE!) 1331181211. tassffige§t31k§3§§§jka
' . . . , , . . . .. : , rs
Q between Washington and Henry Ste. Q (‘0 9P. 0" ‘ 9 Be 9 91““ Q Ct; Fred-*“Nl- . kmfiexn‘sfilduewoud 8t.
“0W rhyself Finder return to 8 Henry 8t. and re. FOR SALE Qllllprmcinent Assoc .latiou. risked 0 HO] D . Q .3“ (love A". a}? 5%: 8t.
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.- ceive liberal reward. mill 3t permit {01' improvements to the 8i) ‘ ‘ _ Q Q ‘ - QQ -0. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q _ QQ QQ Imjfigfim'g‘: '33.," £3. 3:33:43. 1 '
LIABILITY. HEALTH, ACCIDENT —--— w -— .. w ————= 200 MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN 3 ”0““ at “'9 “6”“ “mm“ ””3“" “0%” The health ordinance was adopted The First District naked if murlneerl ’“"““’“°' 5‘ “n“ “
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample volicy.
c. T. McGOVERN
iNSURANCE AND 'lEAL ESTATE
' 155 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn. Tel. 345.
I
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is caus~
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves andxlpain in
later life in one different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve eye.
terns in your body. Female tro es
given special attention; also e vs-
cure of the spine. You will never re-'
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
1‘. Francis. D. C.
, 94 Washington at, a... Nomlk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer school, the
discoverer
-...... p-
h
m'lll’ other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you. call on me and be con-
vinced that I am usink’the' BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE.
Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL. _ ll 0.
‘63 Meadow St. South Norwalu,
7 to B p m.
. 207 Atlantic St., Stamford. g s.
m. to 5 p1 tn. .
.8plnai Analysis Free
..
”B'uSINEss NOTICES
PAINTING, PAPERHANGTNG DEC-
oratillg, l’nintcre' supplies Wall pa-
per, unto-date styles, lowest {pricesi
clothing business.
Suits will be sold at almost onehait
price, as we are going out of the
Call at Louie Av—
rick, Post-office Block, South Norwalk,‘
Conn.
Belle island Association is to dei’lny
the cost and the changes are to
elaborate.
Councilman Milne moved that the
Imatter be referred to the Street Com-
be
enduoortc Cpns.
Beaupain 81 Saunders
sneoncununlsre.
sou'ru acnwsut. coda.
.ow
BOARD OF RELIEF.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the City of Norwalk
Will hold their first meeting in the
Assembly Hall in the City Hall Build-
lug comer of North Main and Mar,
shall streets. in the Second Taxing
District of said City. on Friday, March
20th, 1914, from turn to live o'clock‘
p. m.. and will ulso moot in said As-
sembly Hall on Saturday, March 21rd.
1914, from two. to fire o’clock p. m..
on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
March 23rd, 24th and 28th, 1914,1'es.
(rem seven to nine 11. m.; on Friday
and Saturday, March 21th and March
28th 1014,1-cepectively, from two to
live o'clock p. m.. for the purpose or
hearing and determining any and all
allocate mode to them from the doings
of the Assessors of said City, on the
lists of said City. and the several lax.
lug districts thereof, of 1913, and at
17.000 POTS OF 'BHAMROOKS.
NEW YORK. March 14.~Seventéleu
thousand pots of Shamrocks were
brought to port yesterday by the Cu~
hard liner Mouretania tor the anus»
celebration of March 17. .
Q The little green plants were looked
ottenybydloypi lrlshmen l“ the Maure-
”shimmery... .Qlllvory sailor more a'
, small: mu. in his can when he came
ashore last night.
“11*;
flood tenants are to be heavier
. said meetings, and at any adjournment
thereof from time to time made will
head and determine any and an ap-
peals so made. and will also make any
proper additions to said lists.
Dated at Norwillk, Conn ,
14th 1914.
GEORGE W 8T1WEN8.
JAMES BUMERLAND,
1') BUilit BEACH. Q .,
now of Relief of City of ’8 walk.
March:
WWW yaw
14 It ..
Latest scientific method of trestle
Treatment. Latest Treatment of the
Vital Organs. the Nervous System and.
the Spine.
A System of Healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and body into hur-
mony .with Nature.
PROF. MILLER
Special Notice—i hare removed all
cities at Keeler's Bldg, 80. Norwaik.
to my Main Office at 1169 Chapel at.
New Haven, Conn.
Estimates ’cheeriully :given. Trial or~ IQmissionel and if found satisfactory.
dcrs solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander Qt0 be approved. -
White 61 1-2 Ely Ave. m14 of ”W “m” ’ "W W” __.__._.
. The Beginning.
'.—.-_-.-:._,—- ._
MISCELLANEOUS Jehn Fountainel Councilman Mniller, chairmen of‘
' mu glve you suggestion]; and anti thertreet department, took )ccaslon
11mm“ mates for that job of inside or outside to request the members of the coilnm
painting or paparahangjng that you will oil to show him a little courtesy. He
mm TYPEWBITEBS—b. have done this spring. A postal will suggested that it was no more than.
am ich. UnderonlQld. bring samples to you. Personal atten- fair to refer matters to him' as is
man attach “ng It tion to all work. done in other departments.
repaired. Rentals I ,8 BURRITT AVE PHONE CON. Councilman Milne jumped to his
:3", ‘3:":}wmghng feet and said, "It seems to me that}
The murder this street committee mutter is
writer Enhance. 1“ “Wflhldszez 20th Century Triumph |farce. if the men wanted to work to
g gcthcr they could. but if they don't
oilect that the matter be referred to
the strceil‘cmumittee. He said,
street committee may be a force, but
i mines to be only a rubber stamp
:any further. if i have no authority
then I don't want the Job.”
Councilman Milne interposed. “Then
resign. We'll take care of it. When
1 have referred any matters to ' thlli
department, 1 have always referred
city engineer.
ROTON
ROWLAND a LETTS, PROPS.
Will pay highest 0““ ”"0961 for all his. [or the discord in this departmeuh '
We have eggs for than any other man," said Mr. Mather.
Dectiveiy from two to Me o‘clock ll hatching from choice mater polls of
m.; on Thursday, March 26th,1914.;whlte Bull and Barred Plymouth Continuing,
Price
8100 per 16 or $6. 00 per hundred
kinds of chickens.
Rocks and White Wyndotte.
(100)
Crockett at. Row-yin
Pl'lOne 1624-2 or 517.
SENTINEL. and.
Advertise in. the
',mittee. and; lie takes them up with
to follow you around the streets.
'whnt is to be done. "
"Mr Milne. you are more responsi
' |
"Thank you." put in Mr. Milne
Councilman
ters to the street engineer.
or.
and the city engineer:
light department, for instance.
matters are referred «to the light celli-
‘ the district comrhiasioners" ‘ l
not been seconded; and die engulf”
Qiuotlon Wile“ cattle '
"i
ill'
“Thu
dam to the street committee and the
You can’t expect him
it
[you were working for the best inter-
sets of the city. you would so to his
POULTRY FARM iodine in the morning. and lindQQ out
Mather
said, speaking of Mr. Milne. ‘liio con.
tinuhlly made motions to refer mat
After his
attention was called to the matter he
then mentioned the street committee
There is couli' ‘
, .407 one week. . ..... QQ - 0” . hm. Q QQ
2213;303:1633: figttzjanfgamg 31:, The council ordered that 9.. street SPECIAL. “HEALTH wanmno! .j “3'" “2' , “"“‘~"" "W" W?" ' "‘
department proceed with repairs to ,FOR MARCH. . . 3"
this
The amendmedt or Mr. Mather hula
ITci)
ting lumilun Q01 tire. on _
you n. mares! no:
I liowshore Haven.
Sharron will act as engineer in thc‘6 ii mu
m- milling of Vvitll street. The clerk ill-g un grandma Where iochtteQlQQ
was instructed to reply niilrmntlvely‘ SM“ "“1“ "e 0"” b
after reading.
To Build Temporary Bridge.
Johh B. Altman. of Durien, agreed
to erect a temporary bridge in Brook
side for the sum of $85. with other
considerations. W. R. flutes and son
bid $100 for this work.
The report of the Street Commis-
sioner was read and accepted.
Councilman Riordan moved that thc
street committee and city engineer
"procure estlluntee‘as to the Cost 0i"
bridge repairs and to causethc crec-
tlon oi the temporary bridge at
Brookside. ‘
Sewer Matters.
a...
Two strokeso
:the chief or acting chief upon trig“.
The council uccieptld with thanks 6' “16“”- 3: coin! signals ~
the invitation of the trolley men to at. l—‘One blast at odd limes. testing or
lend their sacred motion phtures on! I -0.§’:'{,.,.M M 3 Q? mQQ “standard *
“m“ 39““. .~i‘fiih‘b§él§‘i'wo.'° .9 ‘i ..- m.
9...... For 0...... ;.. 138185383.3..‘,“l‘l“h.’£l‘t‘?‘$
Mortimer Roberts, on" recommenda- g ,nQ.‘;§fi‘;’“_g$5‘%?ngfs"2‘,:l‘l§kf:hm~
tion of the fire committee, was ap- " will! dmrtmrn ;
pointed by Mayor Burneli as driver ‘ “"—
l‘or the Third District lire automobile. sown me has ALARM ouflr
The appointment was cdonflrmc . i 0,:::.»: m“ 401.
Beach Succccds Hutchinson. It'llfll'l‘hlsnd A" 10 N. 1.. "Q a,
member of the .l7”KYLE.311.333.333.333"
’liie resignation of Andrew lllltchin-
son. of Viinnlpiluk, u'
' - . Q“ .cm! (slant Hound Io Maxim
Street Commissioner Sherron salo- Board Of Rebel “”28 ““09“.“ Mr 'r,er.vr.l" McKlnIov m ..
‘ Hutchinson pleaded illness. 11.: i hlr‘ei 0m) l‘lm'lnll i»
re
Perl rim/er 31 m ‘msr ill.
Burr Beach was nppoinicd to till the $9 4 m.. s. m annuals Q
vacancy and the appointment was""' "mm" "‘WMJR'M'M
mitted a detailed report on the Cedar
street sewer extension and nskci
“W disease and ailments. assures «positive ct course they can ‘t " that it be substituted for the one pre‘ confirmed hh—o‘Vhlts hrilge mull”; or
and ermancnt cure. reaches over . . u still by hll mm s: E to 1. -.
Apple Trees Trillimed casep Investigate. ‘ y, “new?“ Math” “mend“ "W is?“ “1:3: 9:322;sz H: am it “Plus voted to grant the iiomo'llT—wmlg snuff; s. and Q 303‘
Suszéetivla Therapy. Magnetic “mm“ 0‘ Councilman MM” ‘0 MW “mm c ' ' ’ ' For The Aged 0 building Permit with .mglgtm‘mifr'm m 0 “Nb“ “
that his custom is not to submit Q re
ports such as that of the committec
on streets.
out; free. ’1‘ he stoic, has exempted the
taxes on the property '
Councilman Mather said that the ' City Seal :eiecmi
committee on streets reported that Th0 necessity for a city seal as
at the last meeting this matter was minted '00th The Sentinel inst nisbt
disposed 01 at that flmgQ _ was found authentic when John 1“. Mc
Councilman Milne moved that the Mahon 01’ “18 ““‘1’50 Committee, M3!-
estimates be ““1"thth to the ilbm'il ed that the bonds for the bridge will.
First" arrokeQ-QQQ or are 'or‘i. thus .14
water to be eh :uoi'i
i A "ll M or my.” iii-inns \s. .siae
; 0n
Mm, . ~,
ll'Qorwaih Postcliicc
M ails 13 matchqu
of Estimate next year; and that the 'be opened on April 2‘. ‘,ud and that 0Q”: "‘,§'.""""m:lu 9mm .
v ' ll new I i . . QQ . . ,
stupor-9.90 submittedsto theBoard or our seal MI! 120 mmoiuieb essential“. ,0 N... w ,3... 50...? W...
Estimatenext yenrandthatxthe re 1138"- Q Q ,lQQQlQQlQQQa w'y...i'....nm'."mw-
port be accepted and orderedilllut‘ed all this time-the committee and the m.“ E”. “dew“, ”0!“
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Councilman Hipson acid that. the T110 8801 is of W0 0110168.. In the 409 p. m _nliQQm.Q.Qn Station, 09am:
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y and in the inner, center. “E l‘iuribus
Unllm '1 Also in the center circle
will he in the upper left abridge with
under flowing beneath (represents.
tive of uptown), in the inner right
unthclized to “New“ for bids. on old well (representativii of down
MW" Mstters. ,, town); .nudJn the lowercentcr the Q
The matter of the re location of Roger Lu‘dlbw monument, (reproach-Q. g. Q
tracks of the Connecticut Company tatiVe of (wertown). .. '
in Westport avenue, was laid over...Q The meeting adjourned.
until U uses {it o to o. w-
or collection ill 8‘30 :1 in
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m with lllreciluna ..
.m. «Aleutian Station.”
l.-.—Fl,ml men M tiling
‘ WI rim and “auburn
with Norwslkm
ion
mublil‘y‘filvm IQlQuosm
at. West end Q80 .
A‘ city Barn. ’
Plans for a barn in smun and
for the city to cost 8650 weld sub-
mitted. The street department 4m.
0er eye
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Malta Q” a. Wm mic”... for the South Norwaill Poll.
very young andr. tar elderly people. . .
. ‘ruup. bronchial colds. lmippa.
Clay street.
The council ordered .tllnt the street
department purchase a map sale at
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