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1 » Dorltm House f
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{Railroad gm, tou'ciay at; routines
, Valley Grove.
’ ’ has some
NORWALK mums m '
-uup— ‘
A...—
J1.
ants!
Clausified
For Sale,
Professional Cards,‘ and
' Miscellanea _
1 RUSSIANS SEEKING" “
tiAd's.”-__Td Let," MARKET IN U. s.
, . SAN FRANCISCO, A . _.
Business and ‘ “g 1‘7”
Russia is seeking to create in the
United States a market for Rus-
sian koustar, or lace, handiwork
!of the peasants, with a view to
providing employment for her
[maimed and crippled soldiers, ac-
icordillg to an. announcement
lmade today by Theodore Krysh-
'tofovich, special commissioner
from Russia to the Linited
States, who has arrived here from
Pctrograd, via Japan.
dustry, the commissioner said,
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words orb”, 25c.
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertiomln Black-
» face or Caps, Double Price.
_WANTED. l TO LET. lion SALE.
-WANTEM 0R 3 UNFUR‘NlSH-
ed rooms. near the business center.
Address “Rooms" clo Sentinel. 8.14 St
W
i WANTED -- SALESLADIES.
splendid opportunity for one or two
bright, active girls over 16 years of
age. who really want to work. State
ago and experience, if any. in writing.
A. is. 0. care Sentinel.
r“ WANTED—A READ len BOY.
over 16 years old to (ill a. position
with a line opportunity for the fu-
ture. Must be a graduate of gram-
. mer school. Apply in own handwrit-
ing to it. s. 'r., care Sentinel. an at
. WANTED—COLORED GIRL A'l‘
hose, for general work. No exper-
ience necessary. Short hours. fair
Day and board. Address, Girl, care
Sentinel. aid at
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‘ , 'WANTED-JSALESMEN TO SELL
" (Ford cars, Norwaik territory. 'Apply
to A. ’i‘. Granger, 1104 Chapel street.
New Haven. a13 6t.
WANTED—BOOKKEEPER AND
stenographer, young man in small fac-
tory once. God opportunity. State ex-
perience and whether could come to
Nvork at once. Address, W, clo Senti-
nel.
v
WANTED—FIRST CLASS COOK
for a sanitarium. Apply to Dr. Wads-
worth's. Moss Hill. Take our to
Woodward Ave. and Grove St. 8.12 St
WANTED—POSITION AT HOUSE-
,work, washing, cleaning or daywork.
Inquirels Monroe street.~ am at
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LOST. ,
LOBT~BETWEEN 'ROWAYTON'
and Hickory “Bluff, a silver pin with
top“. Return to Sentinel omce. al4 1t
’5-
Fresh
and Carefully
Selected
Goods at
Prices That
llnauro "
Continued
Patronage
aher CO. Co.
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EXCURSIONS ,7
STEAMER NORTHPORT
..._,.,B.etween. .
moron POINT, VALLEY
GROVE AND NORTI-IPORT
poat’Leavea Boat Leaves
Roton Point. Newnort
l 11:30 a. in. 9:30 a. In.
4:00 p. m. 22:00 pin.
8:00 p. in. 6:00 p. m.
_‘ Boat. arrives Boat Leaves
Valley Grove
- l "12:30 p. m. 10:15 a. in.
H . «-6:00 p. in. 2:45 p. m.
.‘f‘ 19:00.1). in. 6:45 p. in.
‘ loatarrlvea at Boat arrive. at
aNorthport Roton Poin
' 1:30 p. m. 11:15 a. m.
‘ ; .5245 ‘p. m. - 3:45 11.111.
0:45 p. in. 9:45 p. m.
‘: litre-Round Trip, 50c.
I h "\
-m
, (Grigory Boulevard) ’
Entitlement
Opens May I- ‘
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL,
, KINDS or sum FOOD
cooxan’ro ORDER.
-; JOHN E. osuLLIvAN. plus
‘ Telephone Celina. '
L .
Ads; loll.
A .
' Toe LET—APARTMENT 0F SIX
rooms. All improvements at 33 Sea-
view avenue. Mrs. Charles
,thorpe. Phone 635. alt 3t
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS, 18
Lawrence street. e14 3t
9' TO LET—«1 ROOMS 0N SECOND
a13 3t floor and large attic in house, No. 41 avenue. Tele. 11024-
,Cedar street. Inquire at No. 37 Cedar
street. a14 St
I
t
|avenue. All improvements. inquire 47
:West avenue, South Norwalk or tele-
‘pnone 458. all 3t
Water, toilet and gas. 4 Elizabeth St.
llnquire at 6 Elizabeth street, William
Hilsdon. ' --— ali It
I
To LET-FIVE ROOMS wrrn
improvements, at 9 Hamilton avenue.
5 rooms with improvements, at 72
North 'Main street. inquire United
Grocery Company.
To LET—FIVE ROOMS, ALSO 1
furnished room. inquire 58 West St.,
or 2 High street. it“ 3t
TO LET—FOUR ROOMS N0. 15
Orchard street. Rent 39 per month.
Telephone 869 or inquire of the Nor-
walk investment 00., 70 South (Main
street. an at
TO LET—#7 ROOMS wrrii 1M.
1provements. Rent 87 for 4 rooms and
’36 for 3 rooms. Ml. Frank Parrillo,
Beacon street, Norwalk. an it
To LET—oltENTs FROM $3.00 To
$50.00 per month, Norwaik, South
Norwalk, East 'Norwailt,‘ Rowayton.
Barn, shop, basement, factory. Rants
to meet all wants. Raymond Bros.
To LET — 'rwo CQNNECTING
rooms furnished for light housekeep-
ing. $2.50 per week. 214 East Ave.,
near East Norwalk depot. ms at
To LET—MOM AUG. 15. A
suite of 5 rooms, over L'Hommedieu
Bros. Store. :14 per month. an 3t
To Lew—ru-umrunn FOR s on
4 rooms in exchange for storage or on
any satisfactory terms. Address D.
W., c‘o Sentinel. all at
To LET—ROOMS 0N 'I’UTNAM
avenue. All improvements. Inquire 47
West avenue, South Norwulk. or tele'
phone 458. 312 st.
To LET—A HOUSE WITH ALL
improvements, furnished or unfurn-
ished. Inquire of Mrs. Marshall ‘H.
Tolles, 194 East avenue, East Norwalk
or phone 243-12. a1? 3t
~ TO LET—SECOND. FLOOR. 8
Cottage street; partial improvements.
Newly papered. Inquire of ~Jerome
Smith, on premises. s12 3t
Beach, Camp “Happy Hour," rent”,
per week. Size 14x24 feet. “ linquire
Camp de Luxe. n12 3t
TO LET — LARGE rusmsusp
runplng water. Also smaller room.
Rent for smaller room $1.50. Addleas
15 Haviland street. ‘ all! at
TO LET—THREE ROOMS, WITH?
all improvements. Iinquire 167. South.
Main street. ‘ "512 at
T0 LET-«APARTMENTS AT 219
E. Wafihington street. Partial im-
provements. Inquire at 64 South
Mamet, South Norwalk. ' -
4
, H. Ala: fifty miles. Shaft. wheel, tank. Price
, T0 LET-RO0MS ON PUTNAM'
To LET—5 PLEASANT‘ ROOMS.‘
,TO LET—AT CALF PASTURE‘
room, newly papered and painted;
has been taken over by the Rus-
. FOR SALE—BARKER ENGINE... sian government. Able bodied
65;, H. P. Single cylinder. Run about ! peasants will no longer be allow:
,ed to make lace. The work will
314 1t‘be turned over to crippled sol-
‘ ._, 2.. -... . diers incapacitated for ordinary
FOR SALE—OR TO LET. TWO-,work.
'femily house, with improvements. “I am on my‘ way to New
[Newly painted and decorated. RenuYork, where a large shipment of
‘reasonably. C. L. amer, 22 Magnolia ‘* samples of Russian koustar hand:
alt 3t;work is awaiting my arrival,”
R ' isaid the commissioner. Mr.
FOR SALE—HUPMOBILE RUNA-gKi-yshtofovich was Russian agri—
‘bout 16 H. 1’. ill! 80011 order. IBQUlleiitultural commissioner at St.
George F. Foote, South Norwaik. ; Louis.
“2 1: f'
F BA ——0N U' Iqu‘I‘I-IISTLE DOWN :‘GUN-
°" '-E E ”Q 0“ ‘ COTTON" FACTORIES
once, for Town of Norwalk. For fur,
ther information address P. 0. But PARIS, Aug- Dir-The estab-
3315. Be 123. Rowaytou.
l
‘573, South Norwalk. _ .
l __ gspmning of the down of thistles
FOR “LE—Imowgqq PICTUREEaS a substitute for- cotton, not
business in the prosperous city. of. only for the manufacture of cloth—
Bna‘epon, Conn. This 1. one of thei ing but for \varulse, is urged in
best places in the city. Now doing a: an article pubhshend by wthe
good business. Address A. Porndll,i Neueste Nachrichten of Leipzig.
1141 am. we“, all) at; according to a dispatch from. that
\_ 1city.
FOR SALE—3275 SMALL FIVE»,- The article is regarded here as
passenge touring car in excellentishedlling light upon the urgent
condition. A rare opportunity to so! need in Germany for cotton as a
wire a good car at a very low price.ll)asls for smokeless powder.
F. C. Goodyear, 76 Wall street, Nor-l
131 (Li
REPORTS OF OVER-
TURES FOR PEACE
con SALE—YOUNG PIGS, YORK-g LONDON. Apg. [4, 9:50 a. m.
shire. Berkshire. Cross, at weeks old. , -—chorts that Germany has
Fine, thrifty stock. Five dollars each. ; made overtures to Russia for a
Inquire B. Quackenbush. Darlen. 'l‘eie-? separate peace by ofi'cringr ‘ to
phone 140,Dtirien. all at3 Russia a free use of the Darda-
illCllt’S are ridiculed by the Ham-
. FOR sALs —. DRlVlNO Honsn,§l)llrg Nachrichten. according to a
‘buggy. two sets of harness, blinketsi Rcutcr dispatch from Amster-
fand whip (one set of harness new) idamnfll
jpi-lce $100.00. Reason for selling.‘ "Germany does not own the
i'lsck of use. Address, Horse. care 1, Dardancllcs and therefore cannot
;Sentinel office. on 3t ofi'cr them to anybody," declared
«the Nachrichten. “They are the
BUSINESS NOT! E.‘
property of the Turks, who for
1 flEMOVAL NOTICE—l WilSH Toifg,?,ni:0nfljsl have 1;“??? [timt
announce [have removed my business Th . "(0“ 10“ JO .e‘m“ PM,"
from 207 Washington street to 6 Elm El , ’ c liti’iilflilyjilllpll't (ms not
1street. whepe a will be pleased to, mm) he" a 1“"
,hear from those who are in need OtiCAUSES OF INSUF-
gpainting, paper hanging or interior, FICIENT AMMUNITION
'decomlnz- J01"! ‘V- Hem: ”mi i’li'l‘ltt’KleD via London
6364' a” 3‘ i Aug. 14. 8:05 a. ill.—-—The ”com-
HAVING: mittcc appointed to inquire into
walk.
SMITH AND WRllGl-lT
reduced their expenses to a minimum. .
will give astonishing low prices ontnmon suffered by the Russian
”mung. paperhanging and general; military 'forces. comprises Gen-
jobblng. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot_;cral l’ctriefi'. a lilcmber of the
tags street. Tel. 127”. or 743-2. lCOllllCll of the Empire, chair-
___ __ 1man: M. Naoumofi, vice presrv
We pay but prices for all kinds ofi dent of the Council Of the Em."
‘ JUNK. ‘ ll)ll'(‘2 Lount Bobriusky. Vice preSi-
§ dent of the Duma: Adjutant Gell-
Tgfi flfi|gffififilgn£qasacfieral Pantcleifi' and Senator (Pos-
:uikoi’f.
COMPO BEACH
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DANCING
in the pavilllon
TUESDAY
'ADMlSSIONUHHH,” 25c.
instructor in attendance to
assist all who wish aid.
‘ Private lessons any time by
appointment.
w. A. NASH, Prop.
Phone so Weston-t
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, --Accept all the luck that comes
:your way-but dol't DEFEND on its
morning! it you 1 at a lob use a Sen-
‘ itinel Want Ad
e; .
i Pleasant Hour. Lockwood'ari-lall. »
TODAY:
. SIX “REELS “
Including smdmy em Feature.
MONDAY:
“The Modern Magdalen”
Five part Jeature play. ‘
, TUESDAY:
Laura Hope Creweapeparlng In.
' LOOK'
'1 share pronto/with you by giving .
you the lowest prices on 15 years gust-f
r
anteed tin made into ders, hand-
made, painted inside, tin roofing,
plumbing and heating. . ‘
‘ HENRY A.” HEGELEJN.
t
to Water at. Pheno 1103.12 .. ‘Theflghtlng “We” .
_._. .- ———-e-,-——~~ -
To LET——21'UN1QN ET. 7 noon
apartment. Possesion at once. The
Hatch pntl Bailey Co. a 120 if
MISCELLANEOUS.
H. SCHENK, 8 CLAY STREET.‘
tailor. Cleaning, pressing. altering of
ladies’ and gents. garments. Making
of Ladles' Suits to order a specialty.
Skirt's‘fromfia up. Suits from ss-ap.
Satisfaction or no pay.
“'ALIAN MlDWIFE-s-M'RS SANTA
mo, graduate from the Untrersity
at italy. Licensed in New York and
ubnnectlcnt. Close Examinations and
aaois'tance by latest modern methods.
a Ely avenue. Telephone :15. in 2st“
asLiIA-ron cHAslorf-i- GENER-
m contractor. Estimates given on
an hinder-of contract work. Bo iul‘o
‘~—Jitesd the Bent-incl Want
Third .pageand'th‘eo, .
thin-t our Quinn“. Wendi; save you,
I“ 93011." 81". ‘5 7 i ‘
if
Shore'Dinners ; tom rum rAltli
Day and EVitlllflg Basket - Parties , Welcome
‘-
_, Open vsan. ' i ‘ S ‘
AROUND ~ " 09M P0 " I NN , ' 3:13:33:
, Dine and Dance Between the Monogram".
. —-CAFE-GRIIL‘L .
inimitable lantertainment-Perfectlon in Food‘and"8ervice.
l. 5 1.5012 SHORE DINNER SPECIAL $150
Noon 0 $30 pm. mending May 29.
-L—”- M E N u , ————‘ _
. 01"“. Celery, Milli“. Pickles. Little Necks, Clam Choirder. Fish
in Season. means Potatoes. (Half Oold Boiled lobster. Mayonnuie '—
1 batsmen-lumen“ Chicken. New, Boiled Potatoes. Vegetables in
83“qu rm“' :' .. '4 0 .‘
The direction of the lace inc:
.12 “Elishmeut of factories for the
the causes of insufficient ammu-l
i kctch No \steamship Cairo of'
' British” registry is illentloued
‘ GERMAN '“SUBMARINE ,
.i accident, in consequence of a de-‘
“ fl
ern m 1 .
MYSTIC DYE MILLS
. “ WILE BE CLCSED
‘ NEW YORK, Aug. I4.—0w—
mg to inability to obtain dye-
stuffs from Germany, Herman:
Raw1tzer, treasurer of S. Rawit-i
zer & Company, woolen manu-
factures, announced yesterday
that one 9f the company’s mills
at Mystic, Conn, employine 700
operatives, will' be closed next
Week. .
“We cannot get the dyestuffs
we 'want' from Germany.” said
Mr; Rawitzer. “There is no con-
cern in this country putting out
Edyes .lll sufficient quantities. Hol-
‘glalid is full of dyes contracted and
gpald for with no chance of get-
gtlng them to this country. To
;talk abOut developing dye indus-
tries is futile.”
lPLAN FOR AN ATTACK
0N SUEZ GANAL
PARIS, Aug. l4.—A' plan for‘
an attack on the Suez Canal is
said by the Ministry of Naribe
Marine to have been frustrated.
The report is,.as follows; '
“On Aug. 12, after warning
had been given to the governor
of Jada, and time given for the
evacuation Of the vicinity, a
French cruiser bombarded and
destroyed the principal buildings
of the shope of the German
Wagner, which were making
arms and munitions and con-
structing boats destined for an
attack on the Suez Canal. The
houses ip the vicinity were not
damaged.”
Jafi’a, in Asiatic Turkey, is
about l 50 miles northeast of Port
__._..__._ - Said, \‘at the Mediterranean end
MAY BE EUROPE CANNOT (of, the Suez Canal. In Jag? is
PAY FOR MORE WHEATia larfie {gundry owned by ag-
‘CHICAGO, Au . l .—-Concel— “e” ‘0. “5- . . . .' .
lation Thursday iiy feprcsenta— The lirench marine ministry‘s
tives of the allies of contracts communicathn leaves in doudit
aggregating nearly two million rats to the nature 0f the in”: ad
busels of wheat, bought for Sep- tion said to have beep p “mil
tember shipment to Europe, was against the 93“" 'blt won I
puzzling the grain trade-today. ObV'fmS‘y befilmposm e lto icon:
Not only were cancellations rC~ Stunt at Ja a a nava 'orCL
:ported by Chicago concerns bllt offlsuffi'c‘lent' 2:332:1’ tfo ($22:
Home seaboard exporters claimed w'. ' . e w l" . ’
' Britain and France in those
to have closed out open contracts . . .
- . ,' waters, and it might be inferred
Canadian exporters also reporttd that small vessels were being
som . ’ . - ' '
Jainfrzm/iuatf’tifffen a formcribum for a raid. depending upon
board of trade operator, discuss-‘22:;ecy and Speed for Its suc—
ing the cancellations. said-z ‘ ' .
“If peace were in sight, Europe . :It‘hc fsugfmglgalbwéfh:h%l:fzg
would Still need wheat and Shci’eitrliefin the war {in army wag
would have the credit to get it.: - ' - V
The cancellation of orders, there- i sent to Egypt last wmter. :1ng lg].
fore. w illd seem to indicate one? February there was 591-12: '32“
. - 3mg near the canal.
or .wot i ——e r Lt - .
i‘foutnd a 5x015 cc dihenefvlrgfiiii‘l?‘ forces of the Turks. however.
7
. . ' i l.
which means Russm‘. or Europeid‘d “0t reach the r goo
finds that she cannot. pay." . AMERICAN STEAMER
It was said that two of lhel HAS BEEN RELEASED.
largest firlns which cancelled
contracts .were the Armour Grain
:Company and the J. Rosenbauln
Grain Company.
George C. Marcy,
the Armour Ceillpany, said:
gain unable to understand \vliat‘rc
*llas happened abroad. it must be W3 . .
something important or they“ the German prize crew.
would not have cancelled purch- , cargo also was released.
uses that show such profits and. .
{give them away. Possibly it isiENTENTE ‘ALLIES HAVE
ithat the Dardancllcs are‘to he] f FURTHER SUCCESSES
aopcned but. we have no confirms-l PARIS, Aug. l4.-——~A dispatch
ition. Eilqland wants to hold her ' received yesterday by the Havas
mold and buying wheat in Canada; News Agency from a corrcsoon»
innd Australia she can use hcrglcut in West Africa reports fur-
sses by troops of the
icrcdits and keep her gold with ther succe
'whinli' to» buy munitions. lf Futcntc Allies in the Kamerun.
{Europe docs not buy wheat frec- a German colony rm “jestcr‘
llv it will mean lllllch to us. and Equatorial Africa. The dispatch
,lilake a crcat deal of difi'crcncc savs: . ,.
:ill prices." "Allied troops which had enter—
3 Emanuel F. Roscubaum of the I‘ll (iarua and Ngaundere, in the
‘J. Roscnbaum Company saidnilortheru Kamcrun. succeeded on
l“Our own cancellations were not July 18 in occm‘wiuer the. impor—
{very heavy. It was about threcitant post of Tll'iE'Ci'c, 111 the
idays ago that the buying stop- \vcstcrn'section of the colony.
lpcd. .Thc Europeanxbuyers'l‘hc losses of the Allies were
istarted to her: out of their pur- slight. those of the enemy heavy.
chases. accepting a loss from 8 The capture »of‘ Garua and
to 10 cents a bushel, l sllofilil,ilgaiindcrc lily liranco—Brltish
.troops was officihlly reported,
.last month.
l
”The American oil steamer \Nico
_ taken by German warships to
president of!SWinemunde, has been released
“I and facilities have been given for
pairs to damage when the ship
5 being brought into port by
Her
i
say." .
STEAMER AND‘FISH- ‘
ING SMACK suuxrou
LONDON, Aug. l4——Thc Brit-E
ish steamer Cairo and the fish-I . . _
ing smack Amethyst have hemiannouncement was made yestcr
. ' ' ' dav
Stink by submarines The crews day of an airship "I‘d Thurs '
. {night on the east coast of Eng-
were sa\cd. land. . ‘
lied.
There are two British .vesselsi .
- ‘ ' - . " . were in
named Cairo a brigantlne and a: Four “9'50?“ , _
' ‘ One Zeppelin. the announce
‘in them says, Probably was damag-
3 - > ,cd, butlescaped.‘ .
. . ' ’1 ‘ ‘ ~~lITALIANS ON WAY-
DUM‘A APPROVES . i HOME FROM AUSTRIA
, ‘ GRADUATED TAX! B‘ERNE, Aug. 13, 6-35 p. m.,
. LON DON; Auc.’ * l4.——-A dis—‘ via Paris,» Aug. 13, 9:45p. m.—
——
R KILLED IN GERMAN.
AIR RAID ON LONDON
LON-DUN, Aug. l4.—-Official
maritime records.
pany from Petrograd says thatlin all
the finance committee of 7 the vaitzcrlarld on their way home
merit bill fo‘r the imposition of agial trains were employedto con-
graduated tax on incomes. Thegvey‘them,
“"“l’mpsed is 6 I-2 ($324} on _____ ..
'4uflllsllltliiuaiiit.J
incomes of rjooo rubles ‘ ($500);
“325 on 10,000 rubles, 6,000, oni
190.000 rubles and a super-tax on’
each IO,OOQ_ rubles over 100,000.
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MAY HAVE BEEN SUNK! (Continued From First Page.) _ 9‘
BERLIN, “Aug. 14, via “Lon-l . _ , '_
idon; 12.20 p. mn—The 'Admiralty ; binding. from which there can be no
declines to comment on the re— “We“! update ”W 9‘ an equali-
port published abroad that t‘lie‘.’4‘."'“"IL ““9 ‘Wim‘th" ”WNW:
German submarine U-3o hadi tact"! cmclulo“ 0’ “‘9 conference
been sunk off a German port,by,1"l “sh“ “'3: ”mildew 0‘ “1°
‘ lire department is, nearer to consum-
zmation than ever before. 1 , _,
Theoneetlng was called to Order by
Councilman H. W. Matherehortly af~
ter eight, 0:0]ch 'peaide thechairman
the other members of the councilman-
is committee mourners H. J Hip-
son and Robert London: Corporation
Counsel ,W. F. Telemannwas preseht
feet in operation, but subsequent—
ly‘hafbeen raiSed.. Official ‘in-fl
ormation is refused also con-,
cerninq the fate of .the crew.’_As'
the German navy has a special
ship for raising ”sunken craft and,
other facilities for coping‘with'
such emergencies, the report may
i WASHINGTON, Aug. i4.—:
patch to Renter's Telegram Conl- More than 20.000-Italian civilians,
have passed through 4
Duma has approved a govern- from Austria Twenty‘five speC-;
_ m: Militias:
‘ its condition.
4
trician Ralph any were also broom ,
at the session. - 4 ‘ ,
An uncertainty as to the wordini‘ o!
Councilman Mllne's motion, whether
it referred only to the tire alarmjni ‘
tent or included the apparatus and
equipment. led'Clerk Linxweiler 'ntn ' "
produce his minutes of the last coniicli
session. it showed that the committea
had powar to formulate a plan of con- .. _,
solidation pr ‘everything. At nrat‘i'tln
First District-lire alarm system doom
pied the attention of the session,» and
finally the uptown commissionera
made the proposition of turnin 3 it.
over to the Fourth District, lithe oth-
er two, districts would do the same. -
This was not considered an equitable
proposition by the rest Of the com.
mitteé and accordingly turned down,
Electrician Bray, who has charge of
the alarm systems, stated that the one
uptovm in its present condition in
practically worthless and exceedingly
dangerous. He informed the commit-
tee that the East avenue section of
the system is entirely out of the cm- .‘
mission and that live boxes are now
being repaired. '. "
Much ‘time was consumed in discus»
sing various phases in "connection
with the upkeep of the different sys»
tems and their relative worth, after '
which the questoin of effecting a com»
plete consolidation of the three dis—
trict departments were taken up. Dif~
ierent plans were suggested to It~ ‘
tain this end, but none met the or
provai of all until the proposition at
employing outside appraisers to ,la
the respective values was made. Com-
missioner Montgomery offered tho ‘
idea and named several companies
which do that work. it was suggested
that when the position of the cummin-
sioners of the Second and Third Dir”
tricts is known on the question, pap-
ers of agreement be drawn up and re-
presentatlves of each district and 0110‘
of the City meet to obtsln'jprices from
the concerns on the work. The ex-
pense of the appraisal is to be borne
‘by the three districts, pro rats.
The matter of raising money by tax
to pay the total value of each dis-
trict's apparatus and equipment was
thought inadvisable, as it would be a
burden upon .the property owners.
The original plan, calling for the .
turning in the property by each of
the three districts for a nominal sum,
would not be agreed to by the uptown
commissioners and therefore was of
no use. The proposition of providing '
an equalization tax on the same plan
as provided by the state law on com
solidation of sChools seems: to satify
everyone and was tentatively accept-
ed.
Tile question of the Fourth District
taking over the different lire houses
“came up and Corporation Counsel
Tammany said that he would advise
the council not to do so.
this declaration. the matter of rental
of these-quarters by the city was
brought up and it was agreed that the
appraisal should include the real or
tate so that an adjustment of the
rents could be made. i '
As the meeting ended without I ..
vote being taken, nothing concrete
was done to provide for the repairs "
-d~
Following .‘ '
c;
that are necessary on the uptown ale . ' j
arm system. Fire Committeeman Ma-
: ther said that his department has no
money to spend on the work. Council~
man London express his opinion that. ,
immediate repairs are necessary and
r
someway should be ,divlsed to get.
them done. He said he felt tlfit thew
First District was obliged to make tn!”
repairs, as long as it owns the system .
and that an adjustment of the expendb,
ture could be made later. .ludgeldickri“i
wood°diifered unaccustomed Louis ,
on, holding that the charter provides
, that the Fourth. Distnetfisiiull maintgm
a fire alarm system. Coulicfllhan bl». _ *
ther thought thatthe Fourth. District
should have the title before spending
the ainouht of money needed to put Rf” , -j
tin seats and working order. ;
in connection with the situation top- ‘1 " ;
town as a result of the'detective alarm. '
system, it was brought:
missioners will have a representative
of the Board of Underwriters, of Body
ton. herenAext' week» to make an inapeo- .,
tion of the system, so that the'pgoplp
in that section will have knowledge of
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.Non‘ivALK FIRE ALARM Boxm ,
Nu. . ‘ ‘
15 Cor. Main and Wall Sta.
2] Belden Ave. and Union Pine.
22 34)
2| Lnion Park .
23 West Ave. andafierltley St. ,
17 Franklin Ave. and Lynes Place
31 Gas House (Private Box)
82 West Ave. and Llepwin St.
at Harbor Ave. and Orchard St. i
84 Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.
at 'West Ave. near Armory
88, Elm Crest,and Stevens .Bt. .
41 C ossj St. and Wilton Aye. .
in the interests of the simulating. at.
quite possibly be true. . . , _
equipmentwlad‘Clerk Lhweiler to prod
Ai“dispatch , from Amsterdam . . . _
on Luly 5.said the Uisuhadbeen 1* 01‘9““?! ”mm. . . ”we? 01 “‘9-
sun off the mouth of ,the‘Einsfi‘EEEQWSV‘EQIQ‘I'“ ill‘ attendancoi
and raised 36 hours; latterfidne‘ Md ‘J‘idSE‘P: 1‘- 19?“ “gm?“
T.“ ”“3“ A?» WL\1M&fTele ‘08 .Wostplil'i
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'memberof be firm . iqs'ug his their 1 .. “it! W
life "
'43 France at.
l $2 Main and. Catherine Ste.
{a ain‘and‘hLorth Ave. -
4. New Canaan Ave. COr. Fair at. '
th‘Cheatnpt near Summer St; ' "
5; HIMBL. and Union‘Aye. ,
is On
out by Comer";
smissioner Montgomery that “9"
might be a wholesale cancellation of
.fire insurance :by the differengcom- ’*
l panles or arals‘e in the rates. 11%”
lso statednliat the, First ‘District- com.
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ring Hill yud Kellogg st. "
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