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COPYRIGHT.
Two men volunteered to bake old
Tina Kane's harms and make the trip.
"And while you're in Silent Valley.”
Drake said. yielding to II sudden in<‘
aspiration. “take this $210 and get some
grub for the comp."
"'.i’hen"s still some iut'iii‘ii up in the
cook house." said another.
'l‘om Kane's lookout, so we didn’t ex
Iietly feel like tskingitfl“
Drake turned to Tobias quickly.
"hismpmp 1m. food “'5 fur as it “va1 I was impressed. He did not underst: ind I put! all. to report on the situation.
i the purport of the papers
“1 dot-stand that Wilkerson was smilinu' marked.
he with the insole-Ice of triumph fli‘ilim Ithe worthless fellows here and ii lot
go,“ he sold.
’i‘uhhs looked suddenly serious.
these you better leave that to me"
said in ii low voice.
it will do the most good."
slyly.
t t
Meantime .lohn ilorr. Everett and
'l'om Kane II'eI'e spending long hours
in discussing what was to he done to
rave the "Master Key" to ltuth. Tout
mm- IIIore went over the exact situa—
tion at the mine and asserted iiiili un
less prompt measures Were taken not
would therein: actual distress,
but likely rioting.
“You know some of the worst ones
lump; with \\'ilkorsou." he said :zrlm-
ly, “and they might at IIIIg' tllnc itiiii'
it into their heads to do a little dyna-
Iuitiug. Dynnmltlug is mighty dtin
gerous slut! around several thousand
dollars” worth of machinery. and if
they blew up the workings there
wouldn‘t be any mine left, you see."
“1 aee.’ said Everett at but. “Not
having the papers, 1 can t put this deal
through th9 any i want to m entuiilly.
But something must be done on the
spot."
‘ln the way of money?’ ' added Kane
'iIIIIsiIly.
“Precisely.” Everett assented with liii
“Now i'm going to loan
8! d C t t
,n
Then"—- ,
“That “18'th
'ilaster Key' “mine
lohn shook his Bead.
" Iiueincsd— like." he 'hotested. i
. '~‘ ‘icreieflflked tuition eyes ‘on him.
' Amy teal'on why‘r‘l shouldn’t; loan
money to 11me
and guardian? Any mason wit
looking after
Ifuse help in fixing up her alfalI-s‘ll' '
. burr flushed ”l .‘dldn t main
THE, MASTER KEY
By John , Fleming Wilson
3}de arrangement int thin paper a Man cmwndhg in tin.
3Wmenu of "The Manor Key" may peril?“
iugpicturothecbau. uym*“mmumm 1
Film Miriam company it 15‘! only possible to
rail "The Mutar Key" in this ”Just also aha:-
ward to ace flnmflm story.
F i I . I. I
Iou; av 2m. roman moon
. announced.
W1” old He haltingly mumbled met some oi
"i know II"hoIc i ed He grinned
He winked l papers back.
' kily.
«r 1‘. In» A .. dwu-‘u—w
*“vflseerae
ownership. forced Wilkerson to with I
I'draw his command that Kane lean
the mine Instantly and managed to:
, bring a semblance of peace out of dis-
iorder. Kane bowed his III-ck to the I
‘, yoke of their authority, but dispatched i
I a trusty messenger to the station with 1
a telegram talent to come as soon lie‘
. «Ipossihlc. um resorted
lscene which was eventually to tin-eut-
ien the very Influence of the "Master 3
I Key.“ lie minute loath m .onm- ‘
‘ IIIIII a despamdo “ho-i he tine-A, who ‘
could galliu- a m a! MI-Iii'. ins like .
‘ ElIlmscif on M not“, with for any-
I thing that Mined loot.
'iell Ilene. to be here tomou-oI.
_IIIIgIII, he instincted IIIIII. "ru want
amn‘mtymen Well armed."
I Diake rode away it. from destiuc- .
itioa, nursing the luck that had put_
W‘fl' a significant "’“k 3‘ ”rake he Hm in the pouer of such a man.
pulled out the forged deeds and liunii- !
”d "1"!" t“ Tni‘h“ Dorr. ltuth (lotion and Everett iei't‘
'Those mean that I‘m legally the I Beverly iiills for Silent Volley. ‘
owner 01' the ‘3‘“5‘” ““5" “mm-n he 'Iirrirei the lilii‘ii do." after the cook. '
‘- .iIIIl from the moment they were rel-in: ;
III/id the IIIinIrs dropped tiIelI
at the leading Inev-
I.tii- ’
IiIde of satin waiting and thionkriil
the legal phrases at the twinning. saw Iahout theiI mistress, cheering and I
the names Thomas lailon and HairrIshaklng hands When they had got I
I'Wilkerson prominent“ dispiined. {1c [ into the big house Kano nrrlIed, apron ;
The eugineel peered at them iliIllI
He did on 1 “it's tome to II shoIIdoIIII.“ he re !
“Wilkerson has several oi'I
slowly and passed theIof half breeds hack in the hills. lie i
knows i have that money of yours. and I
"i guess that'il tix 'em!" he still illlrl :lie’s pIonIised It to the Mexicans if l
thev help him You see. Wilkersoni
"I gubss it will " was the rejulndpr will keep his skirts elem that way i
l
Tubbs seemed thoughtful glancing] lie ran an that it was It raid in
out of the window now and agalIIIbIIBW~'
Drake voiced his feelihg "How soon does all this happen?" f
I diuwled John. .,
“The sooner you let the miners know i
audxet thing- Ilettled the hem-I." .
Wilkerson licked his dry “PS- The: (Contmned in tomorrow's Sentinel.)
battle was on. He broke the alien e —<-———- --...
gi’HIin’iying grainy, ‘Cllil i‘lll lip 119.16.: SENTENCE!) FOR MANSLAUGHT-
ER.
mfggi 12$ “Swings“:hfg :2: WATERBURY Com... Jan 13.——InI
sounded through the little Inlley. in. the Superior Court here yesterdIII, i
smug), men appeared from doorways“ IJoo Godemenns pleaded guilty to
came mm a down pm“... In response manslaughter. and was sentenced to
to that call. And Iiomeu clutching the state prison for a term of not less
their children, peered out to are what than three nor more than seven years
was in the air Attorney Jess DeIine. requested that
I there was time to aetiiothedispute of I f
in :' ,‘
III response to Runes message John :
a
’i‘hey '. ,'
Biscuit
Tempt the appetite,
please the taste and
nourish the body.
Crisp, clean and fresh.
5 cents.
Baronet Biscuit
Round, thin, tender—a
with a delightful flavor
-~appropriate_ for lunch-
eon. tea and dinner.
:0 cents.
GRAHAM
A
“a teammwmm
l ' 7"“: “‘7'
Iarurnn. - "
mumbl-
:avmefie residents of this sec-
;tion of the city. Councilman M, J.
ERiordan made the motion that the
! chairman of the are committee author-
' Iiw the installing of the. two hydrants
Inked for
} Winn Harry W Mather chair-
‘m of the Ire committee explained
this deparonaat did not have the use:
Mr. =
Eessary money for this purpose.
3 Webb tin-git such conditiota m
3 not exist, «ting the property was: .
. on Palm.“ Tank were untitled to at I
least two hydrants in view of the tax
In they pay. lie stswd they would
‘haar the expense tthee, but
i thought this should not be. m eun- f
: cit voted to put the two hydrants in. i
. _ Mr. Webb also called the council’s‘
lIattontion to a resident on Plymouth ~
and Ward streets using a well on hisI
property In: a setter. and other real—
dents on these streetgi not being con-
i nected with the sewer.
iwas voted to request It report from.
If the health board submitted at the next
Icouuoll meeting.
When the monthly city bills were
' read. Councilman Robert. M Wolfe
Iquestioned an item of the Board of
Education’s bills for the architect
The matter was referred for Investi-
gotten to Corporal Counsel Tammany,
las it was thought the amount was in
Iexcess of the architect‘s fee
I Chief George W. Bogardne request-
, ed that the tire department he permit~
lied to purchase new 2 i~2 inch tire
Ihose. explaining It was necessary to
secure the department‘s ediciency that
Inew hose be bought The chairman
of the tire committee and the chief,
‘Iwero authorized to purchase needed
hose with the :2. 000 Iappropriation
igranted for this purpose.
I Joseph Cavanaugh. an uptown
‘I
at».
.i.
He asked re- i
be! from this unhealthy condition. It .
? was voted to refer the matter to the I
I'BOLI’d of Health. Upon Mr. “’Obb'aI
T statement that he had complained toi
‘ the Board, but. failed to receive a sat- ‘
lsfactory adjustment of the matter, “LI
1
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t
i
i
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I
int liver
Thirty liars
iiilillli -
"I cannon WV. m '0'. m
”M: I WW.“ ._-—'L-_Q___._
boulder damaging his machine or
the extent of “0. He considers the
city than“ pay for the repairs.
An unto-date tiling WWI be
A resolution was passed authorin-
ing the «net department to plush-a0
a Quanta mixer, a) coat m. and
nodding Minot to «out alto.
When the men were gutheied hefoI-ei
him Wilkerson stepped forward and
commenced to speak. He could uotl
break their sullen silence and after II
few words of generalities, he. mustered
his courage and shouted: "I am the
owner of this mine! [ blue the deeilsI
rishtheml". .. '_IIIIII. wIIIcII hpwhld picked. one: tie} ' food. reciting,
hit-“shot zidflithcs fir other “In” tend tum-ell against the attacks otI ‘ I
9 “1‘9“ °t a mumtu “‘W Ithe man who was afterwarda killed ‘
mm the still. modem-u. tuning "1mm“ W ”I ‘
vasI n if they had not heard him.
3mg“ III“ ted II. “I an m.-
c
th’Key mlnfiind all!
mtbv‘nfio papers.
aii'd am
he? Inié‘I-ésa Bli‘ouid re- Tubba looked at them and gravid] nod" I
dad blafliead. as much as to Iiiiy IlnitI
ii that he had inspected them and could vouch
Way. It seems as if i kind of Incest-d T0? the“ lilitheniiclty.
Still no sound ‘
things up myself, and I— i thought i from the miners.
might get em not right by myself?‘
'fiI'on called on me, and I'm the doc
tor. {gamma authoritatively He mooning than any word could I». IC°l°“r"' '8 a0 “mad for "w W3 I
pulled out his Wallet and commenced The men who had Worked and tolled mount MED“ ill“ every character 0‘-
red for old Tom Gallon, who had been de-: prominence in the play In sailing on
the coired and-bullied, who huddled theII
counting out hills. “I came. pro
for this. for I thought there migt
mesmergency "
‘ I
There ik‘ II iiiiallty in the silence of
the crowd of earnest men that is num-
-loyaity tested to the utmost now do ‘
I{Sat who will takel charge of it? landed through their linperiouii III
I)"
VI" in} will go to the mine.
The broker laughed at him.
lence that Wilkerson open up his mind
"Not to them If he was indeed the owIIII
poo You'd be in II light in three lilill- of the “Mastet Key," what did he in.
‘ 'iiieénspecillly if Wilkerson turned up
He hoped on I
Tom Kane is our man.’
Ithe old man abruptly.
this money and go?"
“Will you take.
The old cook ataied III the (l'lsp bills the match to the powder. He stepped blindFd by her love for her son,
“I aint handled forward with as ugly a look as he‘
and then at Don.
papet IIot‘ItlIL that, much lately." he re.
"marked.
tend to do?
“You'd better say some more quick I
ly," warned Drake in a low tone Amt
Wilkerson, completely bewildered. set
could assume and tried, “I\ \‘ow tell me
{it if you want me to go what you “out?"
in there and feed them people and get i inetuntly the “I, was filled '“ulchild. Courten
’ein back to work and keep things go mil-a of rum and disappointment. f
lug Elli JohnI can fix things up item 1‘” l
On his Wily to the mine Huriy Wll
l
Fifteen minutes lateI Harry _Wilkerfi
ion was straining within the cabin. ‘
With a stinking hand he. Ipoured him.
III-men's courage. newlI fired by a last I self but a tttinhler of Tubhs' whisky.‘
,copn'emiion with Jean Darnell com<
"r’néiicoti to ebb.
DrakeIand Tubhs received him with
unaffected relief. -A few “'ill'iirl suf~
flcedio make the status of affairs
plain. Tubbs looked at his superior
with'ntrainnd-unxiety in his blnIII-od
eyes. Didi and sodden with liquor as
he. was, he understood perfectly that
everything depended on the next few
days. The‘engineer had lived in min-
ing camps and on the desert all his
life. and he knew the passions engeu<
defied by the arid mountains and the
"‘l and“ that'll' 6x ’am‘i"
. remorseless deport. W hilt would Wil—
hermit? do? Was be strong enough to
fight? iI-Iim men who were ready for
tii tut, even to bloodshed if aroused?
Wilkerson had lost his sense of "fear
oddly enough. As he had come into
.IthgcnmpadounmlnoHMdrecog
_nized him and scowléd. He had felt
their hatred, and it fed fat tilt! filin'a‘ .
sinister passion to do harm, to hurt,
. todestrby. Now he faced Drake and
I'l‘ubbllmmly. .I "
. I' “tuneup; henigngwtili
, how.
i
. miners had gathered to shake hands
Tom Kane, actually held the place 01‘
horas! with, him, poohpoohed him to
:He had promised the miners' back puy.’
steady pork. t‘ull “MN and food. [To
must make. good illlli he did not know'
i
“'i‘uhbs." he. said sharply, “y on Intuitl
find out what men we can trust. Say 1
nothing. but get. all the information?
you can. lll make it II orth the while:
of the men Ivho' ll stick by me.‘ !
Again the engineer chuckled tnluous~ I
iy.""1‘hc_I'll all stiik by ye," he said;
hugely, "9‘ long as ye pay 'em like you,
said yo w.ouli‘ i
It was late in the afternoon when}
Tom Kane appeared on the mall wag- i
on.‘ Them-liter had already informed
him of how affairs Ivere‘going, and
theeook wasted no time. He climbed
dowu'frotn the high seat. jerked his
battered case out of the wagon and
made straight for his shanty. Within
five minutes he had divested himself
of his black clothes and donned h's
omelul overalls and apron. Then he
appeared on the porch as ‘calm and uu-I
concerned as though he had not been
on -I_I. .
in no time at all II couple of dozen
and swap news. Naturally their big-‘
gust item was Wilkinson's proclama-
tion of ownership. .
At this Tom Kane laughed scorn.
‘t‘ully. lie derided the papers. ridiculed
the miners for being fools easily taken
in and stated III set'terms that he.
authority.
This soon came to Wilkerson's ears.
and he hurl-ital down the hill to stops
what he kneII to be a dangerous sewn
slop... instantly the old cook locked
his face. called him names of peculiar
vlmlence and offered to light him- on
an”: terms;
Before long the on... we: in In: up-
it
the prisoner be committed to the State
Retormatory. but Judge (lager said he
couldn t consider it
a reiormatorv; ,
f plumber. asked that a meeting of the
ibuildlng committee be called that a
Imiaundmtandiug between himself
’qu Building Inspector Clarence I.
cmcxme‘ i
Made of the finest
installed in the building department.
The council last evening authorized
the nae of the :85 appropriated”
this purpose. The building inspector
Councihnan Berry W. Metham-
ed, stating he did not think the street
department needed this equipment.
“They can get all kinds of money. The
. IIIIIaIIIt a. trial at such a “venetian?"
‘case.
Gedemenas killed John (lrlgorIIV‘lueJ
last August. by stabbing him with III ,
I ingredients. Baked
to, perfection.» .The
national strength
The primer had been lu‘dlcted'tor first :
degree by a any but the OMCIIiB'I aIIII-i
ed that the evidence would not IQ"? t
Loam alscim' l l
. Aiwayelook for thin Name. i
W» . '.
Lois walieia Iii ‘liicri‘III‘ias. :
“False Column." a drama, written
by tniariWober. Ind prodded little!" that:h
personal direction of Phillipa Small-vii!
will he ahaIvn Friday only, III; Pleas
IIIII hour and Lockwood a Hall. .I'raiae
" .. 'o—c—Jakll'flivlei ‘
ll/i mitts lllllliil =-
II In IIIIII
(Continued from ist pally?)
dor false colours. Mr. Smalle’y a great ’
artist of the screen drama, plays the:
pleading role with deep feeling and Inumorarlea at 82.25 per day, This
sinceritI Miss Weber, (Mrs. Phillips was raised to .2 50.. Councilman Hen
SIuIilley)‘ handles a difficult dual role Iry J. Hipaou Opposed the passing of
of mother and dauzh'ter Iiitli appeal- Itho substituth sections of the ordl
lug delicacy and finesse. Adele Far- nance. callingit (oily to do 80. Police
rtugton plays admirably the. part of aIComuIiasiouer Wolfe stated that the
housekeeper who for nineteen years. compensation called ”for in the old or-
dinance was too low and be askedI
that the council passed the amend-
ment raising the rate of pages. This
was done.
steals the money entrusted to her care
for the bringing up of a deserted
Ir‘lnch might 'be satisfactorily settled,
Iiir, Covanaugh some time I80
:atarted in my lotus. extending into my
I 1 Price too. at IIII dealers.
Pill” Bitdaio.‘ my, .
genie as adiaboiute.
slimming son, terpretII with clever -
finesse his role. Dixie cam I_}{erbert .
Standing. Charles Marriott have all
strong and vital roles which they play
with great skill and spirit.
PEBFEOT “GOIIFIIIEIOE
SOUTH NORWALK PEOPLE HAVE
GOOD REASON FOR COMPLETE
‘ RELIANCE. '
'9-—'—
Do you know‘ how-—
To and relief from backaflte;
To. correct distressing urinary ills;
To assist weak kidneys?
Your neighbors know the way—
Have used Dunn's Kidney ‘zPills;
Have proved their worth in many
tests.
Here's South Norwalk testimony.
Charles Schoclr. 39 Franklin street.
South rim-walk, says: I"! suffered from
kidney complaint for years. Pains
shoulders and bead. and- if I stooped
or straightened quickly. sharp Wins
es darted through my bapk,’ almost-
taking my breath away. The kidney
secretions bothered ‘me, and I was
obliged to set up frequently at night.
Seeing, Dean's Kidney Pills advertis-
ed, I gotta. supply at Piaisted’s Drug
Store. ‘1 had used them onlyla few
days before the pains and 0 all-
media left. All that 1 “id Mt
.Doian’e Kidney Pills when [I publicly-
recomm‘endéd them some years ago.
still holds good. I know that they are
the best kidney medicine to be had.
midi-f depend upon them to keep my
kidneys iii-good working order." ,
' Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy-33!
Dean's Kidney Punish I sauna that,
Mr. Sam hail. git humid: ‘66..
”Initiation"
.it generally means you have been out-
ing too muchImeat, says a well-known
, relieve your bowels; remOvlag all the
weakness ~
“ Jud Salts In a life savor for regular
*lim’c. Bechouthncvontucofm
his auto- '
Cassia”; It. View. of ratraetn Park.
_..-
MID. KWIEYS Hilli'l'I
STOP EATING! MEAT FOR A WHILE'
«iF YOUR BLADDER l6 TROUB.
Lina you. .
When you ‘woke up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region
authority. Meat forms uric acid which
overflows the kidneys in their .eifort
to filter it from the blood and they be
come sort of paralyzed and leggy.
When your kidneys get sluggish and
clog you must relieve them, like you
body’s urlnous waste. else you have
Iackache. sick-headache, dizzy spells;
your stomach soars, tongue is coat-
ed, and when the weather is bad you
havo rheumatic twinges. The urine
l! cloudy, full of sediment, channels
men get. sore. water scilda and you
are obliged- to seek relief-two or'tht'ée
times during the night, .
Either consult} a good, reliable phy~
atom at once 'or get from your use
niaciat about four ounces of Jed
Salts; take a tobleapoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast for a’iew
day: and your kidneys will then not
line. This famous salts in node from
the «hold fol {rapes and lemon jute».
combined with“ lithia. and has been
used for generations to clean and
stimulate alugaish‘ kidneys. alao'to
neutralise acids lIr'tfle mine so it no
longer irritates, thus ending bladder
'ItJ‘
meat eaters. It iii inexpenslva,can
not Indore and makes a «ammo QF- miter:
in-
stalled plumbing in the Gnanorl block,
Upper Norwalk, the manner in which
it was done meeting with the disfavor
of the building inapector. Mr. Cav-
anaugb ripped the work out three
times, but refused to do no five
times, as. he said, the Inspector on
iiered. The matter was referred to
the chairman of the building commit-
tee.
Au ordinance was passed by the
council providing for the removal of
snow and ice from the city's ‘lilde-
walks six hours alter daylight. This
is the result of the suit the city, re-
cently lost when the matter of ionic
Udlemsn falling to clean hie sidewalk
was brought, into .the court, which
ruled that it was not practicum ask
aj‘man to get up during the night to
shovel snow. ..
Upon the recommendation of Police
Commissioner Robert M. wolfe, Dr
William J. Tracey was appointed by
the council to examine future. appli~
coats to the Norwalk police force.
The matter of unpaid taxes on the
Sarah A. Raymond property. on Lex-
ington avenue, was referred to the
council. This property was deeded to
Mm. Raymond by the husband of‘1
Agnes A, Wheeler, reserving the use
of —the name. During her lute-time.
_' Mrs. Wheeler neglected to purines
on the property. with the result that
the sum of $550.95 in principal and
interest is due the old Town of Nor-
. walk and the former city of South
Norwalk. Abatement of a portion of
the taxes are asked by Mrs. Ray
menu's attorneys. Keogh I; Cannes. .
It was Suggested that tune various
tax collectors had persistently kept
alter Mrs. Wheeler for the taxes the
large amount unpaid would not have
been shifted for pay ment to Mrs Ray-
mond. At the same time, Corporation
Counsel Tammany explained. if the'
collectors had forced the payment of ,
taxes die sale of the property: would
be necessary. and Mrs. Wheeler would
become a charge upon the tovm. The . ~
'Iiifitter was referred to the corpor-
ation coansel, who will recommend a .
substantial amount to his abated, but
the sum asked by Mrs. Raymond's at-
torneys Will not be granted.
Cunncilman Henry J. motion. stat-
ing "there were pmbably other such
cases, ‘offered a resolution, which was
passed. requesting the tax collector
to submit a. list to the council. ofI all
mpaid taxes prevtous to i914.
Several claims for (images were
placed before the council last evening.
Mrs, Catherine “Henry. 0! I76 South
leain street, New Year's eve slipped I
on the icy pavementln mat of Gus-II
cave Pltzer‘s barber shop. on North _
Main street. breaking her leg. Mrs.
Sarah E. Emerson, of East Net-walk,
asks damages for injuries suffered
when she fell on oaborn avenue. No ,-
emtm 1'1, dart, tripping. ovens sits
plug which protruded semi-In inches
over the surface of the sidewalk: Wil-
. I. it, while operation
was also-allowed his expenses to
attend the National Enactrician’s As
sociatlou'a meeting in Hartford, on
Mam-g- 10. . . .
Meat street will her-utter be known
a Flu dim loud. A resolution to
this effect was.” by the com
stmot department's spent enough for I _
awhile." thought Mr Mather An ’I
adding machine was recently purchas-
ad tor the oily clerk, uxeoiiaetor nail?
m. Mr. lath.- wt this
should do for all m (lot:
IIIIIaII lune thought it main to rt ..
laat, night. momma, mum an dam was in the min] to
was thematic-tale up the matter- Millm moving it about.
or MMaM naming tires” ., _,_I_y -. II;'I.*;'_ . ._’
in the Gimme or the city 5ENTlNEL;.WANT .m
at preoéttt bearing duplicate names -
Them In the Mn Hall on ’Iv.u m "mm” mm“ ’0’ “W?!“ .
film. “POO". ti prcéeut Occupied of Norwalkere-every ‘day. Are you
by the Chamber of Commerce, named using them?
once. will In W Im- on. pin: 2 “
pone for another year, according to
the- «tundra vote. last night.
Councilman Wolfe asked that a light
be M In“? the Minna: street:
“11'0“ bridge. one of the poorly?
mum nation of the ‘city 'rIIIs‘I
Michal 0mm. tor a tint at the one
nor of Kan-nth. street, was referred
to the committee on lighting. l
The report. of the freeholders on
the pronoun cross street layout ‘woa
submitted. a bearing on this will be
bald at tha'nent: council meeting The! . . ,
street-department report. was read and .
it Henry emu, for an extension of1
water pipes. was referred to the Matt
district munitions. Several reei-'
dents of Cedar street petitioned for.
the «moon: the sewer. This mi
referred to the street department toi
be included in next year’s budget, no
money being available this year,
James Murphy complained that during
rain atoms the water running down:
Grandriew avenue bill damaged his
was referral to the committee on'
streets and the street commissioner.
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