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IHE SDUTh (WALL “Elfin“: Slim-‘1" THURSDAY NOV 18 1915
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For Protection,
: not your house and barn, please
tell, , the mailing of a city map. but Street
‘» ‘» store and goods you have to sell,‘ tI‘ounnisrioner Sherron dill’trcd \l-th
illinl, claiming the street department
. Protection? :could do the work as well as cheaply.
There is no question regarding the1 Mayor (‘arl A. llarstrcm announced
ROTECTION we Ofl‘er “INSUR- that the first business in ordcr would
' HCE” of all kinds in the best Com-Lbc the election of a president pro
_ itent of the council. it was moved that
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and he was unani»
Trust Company Building
Telephone 1230.
‘mltult‘s \V. llell,
‘r t’lusly chosen by t‘ity t‘lerk Stephen
illokus casting one ballot
The mayor then bronchi
matter of ussinlting Various menin‘w.
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no the
(loin to the
ig Game
LAP ROBES, $7.50 and up
SWEATERS $4.00 and up
on which ditt‘t-lenl lliitllt‘l‘“ and
partlncnts could butanen up.
William H Malone spoke of the no
> .(‘ountinu 5}."1lt‘lll. and it was voted
. that a hearing be accorded the
finance (itllltiiillttlt‘,.(‘llV treasurer uni
city auditor on next Monday evening.‘
J Attorney Louis S. Boers was of the.
GAPS'GLOVES' MOTOR SCARFS' opinion that all the hoarinus should
FUR OVERCOATS.
THE‘R’MOS BOTTLES from $1.23
come first. and then thc board t-ouldi
melt and intelligently discuss and al.-
proportion the various moneys needed~
it was then decided
up.
to run the city,
on the following hearings:
liondayIrAct-onntinu and atlillitiis-,
li‘flli\‘!‘.
Tuesday-- ,
Dt‘lltll‘lllwfls.
Wctlncsda_\'—»'l‘o\l'n Clerk, City Hall
(‘llurity Depart
and Third
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Fire, Police
illltl othct' l‘luildimzs.
nlcnt and First, Second
District blltlttcts. ,
The first matter taken up last even-i
District highway
Edgar
85 Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
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.inn was the Fifth
idepnrtlnent, and (‘ouncilnlan
'1‘. Murphy. committee on streets. said
he had one suggestion to offer, and
that was that the members of the
‘counctl should he the ones to decide
new or permanent
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Ion which
undertaken during
Sil‘t’t‘l
'i‘lle nmcrity b‘f 10°?“ “‘“‘°"“”“” ,wm-k Should he
owner are now hauling their "“1.” the present year. in this way. he be
"It" sea'.lit‘\'ttti, the cit)‘ would not better ser-
EYlt‘t’ than had sometimes been the:
:case when the Board 0T Estimate set-
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“'On account or the number of ollllt‘ gtled the question.
dances which were also “010 1“?" Attorney Leo Ilavis said he. appear
night, the dance at the armory. “1"“ ed for William McMnllon. who had
a success. There was been a residcnt here for the past nine}
M‘iiii" :years. and decided to have some workl
idonc in his neighborhood, He want;
...————-—- .cd Burritt avenue paved nud Quin.
‘ The regular weekly meeting "1' ”I“ itard avenue extended to Lowndeit
W. C. 'I‘ 0., will tomorrow afternoon ‘Iuvenue. Mr. Mcltlullen pays taxes of
be held at the home of .Mrs. 'l‘llnlll'l“ .ol'er $1,000 a year on an assessment
Longstutl. tit 35 Stevens street. All hr of over “0,000, Mr. Illavls sold, and.
session is plannt‘d. 3““ “nth” was cnlitled to some consider-i
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{-not'. very much
at t'orylsmall crowd present.
Was rendered by Speidel’s orchestra.
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of lkfittltentheniwtll'ethlmIIw be l‘lr‘l'ir‘II,.'llEtiil. The only objection to the ox;
apt” ‘ I T“. i v f .‘ :tt-nslonof Quintttrd avenue was the
i k‘ ......»._--—- pmscnce of a burn all tile Prentisst
~24 months‘ written gnaranteeiuiva and \‘Ir. Davis believed the.
. til. detects for all watches and ‘ mpmbpm of the board. would find that
#1001“. over $5, and l5 n10flthfl"“'rllt€niihp barn had been all encroachment
' thyme against detects 10" ““10: the highway indlead of the high-
jinn-clocks, $1 and up,-y0\l buy ‘3“ way on the barn.
'hfirlefl“3r““d5v Green trading slumps .lohn lit-(lino spoke of the necessity
fveu. ‘ V of a sewer in Cedar street, and ap-
\ . . , pctllcd to the board in a sense 01' fair-
3Qz’fiieeting 0f ”‘9 Cathloic Club ness and justice to have, the work
much committee was‘held lust night
“$39“ club house.‘ EVGrythingr-“wns
”ported as progressing nicely. for the
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finished.
Edward E, Smith called attention
to'Seavicw avenue. A great deal has
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*lub‘in the near future. bltt he did not believe $500 had eve
"”1 ‘ ...—..— been spent on this thoroughfare. The
lid Colfax-Butler lodge pinochlc surface was composed of gravel and
stone. and the wind is constantly rais—
ing dust, as do also the hundreds of
autos and trolleys passing through
each day. it is almost a trunk line
thoroughfare. and for one sidtrol the
street. no section ptl'ysimore ill takes.
A permanent pavement is needed.
William Lyons. one of the property
’ moment will be waged again to-
his!“ in the rooms on South Main St.
“i'olifax encampment members are cm-
El érably ahead, but the Butler comm.
‘géxit. has not as yet given up all hope
oi overcorilng the margin.
of art ex‘
GV‘IlOL‘ll
’ The second of a series
hibiis will open tomorrow alt
£03118 home of Miss Frances land.
,Sl'estport and Silvemfln‘e artists will
exhibit their work. Mrs. Frank liar-
and Miss Hurd are in
for the. acceptance anti grading of that
to be cut down for a distance of about
1 'per Bissell 100 feet.
pharge.
..P.
f The annual meeting of Norwalk
branch of the Needlework Guild of
America is to be held at thehome o! invithe, city. .
alts. Church, corner of Golden IltllII -Ct)unrcilman‘
find Elmwod avenue, on Friday ntterlnecionded the. claims of Mr. Smith con
established: Morgan avenue property
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owners in Morgan avenue, appenlcti‘
thoroughfare, The east’ end pnedtnl
The people want ll curl)
and gutters, but l 't '. g A” y" .
ahead until‘a propllift’y li::!lias‘f)bc:ii‘ I 'nents legd to
the declared, is the hlgliest'assessedi
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Irving D. Robertson:
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PROTECTION. :BGAKD lEfiRNS WHAI t‘t“‘!‘!1l;'.' Sefiflt‘W‘ RMixc.. .; “suing“ at...“ ‘m" WM ‘1 ‘- ‘ ‘9‘ ’ " W—r-‘w —— — --....
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In dock your door when you go lv‘ ' L tug I “.1 (" "l j b. , . i ’ ‘ OR ' ‘\
1: in: one oi the streets tna- meded im- 3 _ _ . UCS ...I_
- M, . SIEREEI DEF] NEEDS mediate attention. and i ll- pod the ‘ For Fliiy'elght yea-r3 a RCGI Leader. IN E .
.3 For Protection, - hoard would i".\'01‘ the ll .H‘ot'elnont. i '7 . U R N 'T U R E A N 6 Es
it; 9!! insure your lite Ulllll your dead, . g :
‘ lix-Mayor Richard ll. (iolden ap-
Ia'tzod for the Wilson i’o‘nt road im»
asked consider-
FURNITURE CO.
l27- l 29 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
note! tent, and also ..
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He realized‘thrs all this wort; “Mata-:14“
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cost money, and the people did not
want to pay any higher taxes than
in. ' llilll while the
STERLING
state-i
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pcssillle.
suggestion \‘.';i
ll:l‘.'lil§: conic from Slzcct ('onilnission
tr Sherron. it night i‘e possible to a g D 1. . .
(hill-Will lll’ {it‘l‘l7liii‘t‘ni :l‘jlt‘lllf‘nl dowm { e “:19“ Creamery Butter ...................... 32(- ll).
in the Standard Oil-“infill =ad crossing. { b #3651; Family “but .. ... . ..................... 75¢ lag
and then to work the l‘O‘l'l through‘ 7 ’ , t'ancy Potatoes 14 lbs. ........................... 25f.
the llurthaz'ti property, following the ' E : A ( E I E ‘ Selected Eggs ............................... .. 30" (ll)
trolley line whirl. would rive a new ’ 03. b l Gra , . ‘ "
' ' ndmas Pancake Flour k ‘. t " ,
:lii ‘ were tiil‘tr-t roilc ‘.’l the short). 1 ‘ BRAND ‘ i P _ ’ 3 p as """""""""" 20C
,. . __ .. . w. 9 .... 5 , ure Cocoa. qt. gar ............................ 23¢
ll . :J‘arlc cl'(>s.:=l.x1.~ coll. . he (itlni‘I ’ CO V B NSED MI ' . ' ‘ '
own} Milli, and ham lll!‘ trolley. ‘ «l L L ‘ i
can puny. tiesp'tc tj-lr- lard. lilil' it owns ’ THE OR'OINAL ’ i fl 0'
iii" “Md on both ‘1 “v ”“1 track ‘ In thousand. of American homes Bugle Brand ‘ i A b FULL 2
tin nigh the liilll'l.'li‘tl prowl-at}. misfit. ’ has become a tried and dependable staple. b ‘
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n“ .ot (IthrnI ‘ _ . A: I culmury adjunct it provrdes a ready help ‘ , 4 ”flag: Street. Ea“ Norwalk'
Howard L. l» lrlc»: mire-c1114“ in the production of innumerable duiiities. " ’
lit‘lfllt‘l‘l'i in. I'Vlvllllili“. «l wh‘t-HI ’ Many prefer it for tea, coffee, cocoa or choc- ’ i
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lliltl Tl‘Ct‘llil)’ hrlon extended to filon. ‘ Olate' it make‘ Ice “all” 0‘ delflflou. texture. 4 . “"~W—-—'-—-~ ~——-— mH—fl —-_ __ - N___ _ ‘_ 73¢:-
mo Stl‘phi This ..vill now ‘mcmlu- a ’ IA. an infant: food—when mothers' milk fails, ’ “
“1.1.1“. and much used. thoroughfare It afford: a valuable substitute. Babiel like it. ‘ l I;
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tzolu Vt est airline in I" la ll'oud ‘ , ’ l .‘ "‘
'sttltion, as it does away. with the ne3 p ‘ t ‘9 9 \ \
l't‘:sit\' of automobiles; calm: through ’AVAVAVAWVAVA'AVAV‘VA I " \ a _f .7,
the congested business ccvvlcr, Four I . - . . I t j ‘35 f: if? if"
.ll‘lllllt‘ liltiltl‘lltls um- ‘rwah " " 't‘l'n'll; " . ‘V‘. 7 "u . ., it" i"“~‘ '» a ‘ . "ch, “‘ viii. {sf
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lulu streetfithe Public Library, ‘cen- M E R R I L L c o L L E G E MEL“ {X16}?
tral Fire Station and two school .“<.‘}}\l\
ll‘li'lli'Ws The l‘e-zll l‘ls‘ ‘t“<l'i"l ' ' A] V “fl.
" ‘ " “ oun SECRETARIAL courts: will in \3 ‘ \
permanent pavenlent,. and $3.000
s‘mn'd lw- crawled for l‘hdwworll in
this year's budget. ‘
(‘itl' Strum (,‘nmmis—
siont’r George A. Sherron was then
called on. and he took tip the various
items called for in his tlnnartluent.
The first one, 3900 for stomp rollers va
you to secure and hold a good position.
ASK FOR
FREE BOOKLET
PORT CHE-STE“.
Could You U39
$2500?
Then rczltl all about lllt‘ new illnlion Picture
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SOUTH NURWALK STAMFURD
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and crushing plant. Mr. Sharron de— . ' ‘ (‘ llll ii i (If
(:laro‘d was necessarl’. its all the Th C t N t 1 B k l . Ii 1' In yougct poi orplavin'. P; My"
equipment needed overhauling and __ e 1 y a Iona an a I u a Vt“ )3
there was money to be spent 0011- P I C T O R I A L
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WE INVITE YOU\Tht‘ officers of this Bank desire patrons to
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tlnuollslv for repairs, etc. 'l‘hc north
“pm 3350 for automobile, dm‘olopedi ‘ feel free to consult them at any time regard- « ,l
the fact, that this amount had been‘ To CONSULT {us his m0 ey matters. For November 4
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in t slid spent the pint your. and it you need our services, We would be glad to assist you in any
also an additional $80. which Mr.. . hi h i it i f b kl
Sherron had taken from the nllscel- nay wit 1” 6 lm a 0 an e m ng.
ltmoous fund m pm. for "limits to the We handle the business at depositors promptly—-—carefully~~satlafac-
t'llr when one of the (‘yHnders wag torlly; in tact, every facility of modern banking is here at the. com- “w _
ruined. ‘ round 0! our customers. l ‘ ' 'fi —
Thin brought a (“wry front William A.. ‘ ‘A‘ -A----_--- ------_-_---_ i FOR SILE AT
H. McMahon as to what :llitlitirltyg'%:.. .....T‘L ,6!!! W i I; i D 0 N N E L L Y ’ S STATIONFRY
Mr. “hot“ i; .. 2 " i . . - 'i' ‘. ’.' ' .
”III ..IQIIerortrolIIl: IttlIt-at tthSSO. “"duilsputeti between the tllghwny com- commission. and the trip .Iin. Ictl-itwthI STORE
“ ”mm“ “hp'lmtssioner and Mr. Sherron, he took 0““ ‘ ”WW“ “'9 ““‘my “‘“‘ ' 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTKNORWALK
ther he had the street commissioner's ~ :speut.” said Mayor liarstrom, "as the i '
. - .hold. He wanted Mr. McMahon to. .. . .
“‘“N‘m‘ 0” "0" ‘ ‘ ‘ lty will get good results front it. '—-_—-‘- ____‘_ ——- --—~— ......
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kcd Mr Qhermn if i MtII’hthon them; understand that he knew what was C
. ' L w l t "m ”met going on. and had tlQXlllell’h‘Ofll one
smir- or so ago to pav for some ce» . IIt
mtnt \th' l l l b ' , to three hours every Idtly with the
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m, “sud” ”Iona, 0;“ “flied on a work. knowing bow tie. money was
.. i H 3‘ 1“: mmrm" “aidibeing spent about the various streets.
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1 g'l‘wo Ranges 1
Maintenance of brldgert, public?
floats, culverts and drains. iI
Maintenance of bridges ....5 950.00
Maintenance of culverts and i
he did spy ho would take it rout oijmm, 0001110 like muffle" my“, pleasti drniun .................... 500.00
m“ 0W“ lml‘kl‘t. but the then head Oi'u'e in t'ritlt‘islnu'the “we. deputyMaintenance or public floats 50.00}
fill“ hitthwzly llt‘lmrtlnent. Mr. Riordnnlmpm The council ill-r Riordan beI.A|lpl'0il(‘lleS to Cross St. i - O '
unjmlim to his dong so' illcved had the ‘l'lV concerning the bridge .................... 400.00‘ -' In one. " ‘
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.lr. McMahon l)! timed some Cilrb‘cxpcndlturo 0? money. lint! hoped theyi , . , Q , .
=should be put on the street deport lwould “m be, chastized for doing 50.) Total ..................... $1,900.00 . .I .I' N . l;
intent expenditures. The board of 9:2 \1 ‘ Rent of Nine Drinking Foun- l 7 - '
. ~ . . r. McMahon-«l in) 9 you will not ~ 1 .
ittnmte and taxation members “'erp'think ”5m chastizinéyyou" talns 1” 375 per fountain i .. ' UILT especially for m}: needs~the comfort—
'tlle conservators of the city thinnest;l . ... ~ ($375 to First Dlfit-i 3300 i the economy~ofAmencanhomem Lnnbles you
l I l Mr. Riordan—l ultalnly do thinkI to )r .1 fl 1 "ll '11] . l d
land he did not believe ill allow-hm}so lcannnt think otherwise. 3 to Second District) ...... 8 605.00 '1 fl . ,1 ep.re _ ‘e me?s‘“l ie‘ ertoa or woo
lllt‘ lilktnl: of money from inlscellnn- Mr. McMahonw-l only asked the Administrative expenses: l re tn Winter-With gas In summer. .
lcous “000ml” ‘0 apply to (“hell 'ntreet commissioner if he know of a Salary 0! 00111113185101!” 101‘ I ’l The MOdel Home quld Range,IIhereIrllnstraIted,
‘brmwhm without the sanction 0‘ ”I“ charge of no for ltlitdittobile rennirqi / 11 months ................ 31.925005 ~ ' has scores 0f othér specml labor-saving,time-saving.
.1“)de . - , -. l , l e fuel-savmg features every housewife will welcome.
l aside from the regular appropriation S“ a” of Foremen for 11 i ‘, ~ . -
i M“ mm“ ‘00“ PmWinn to Mr it'or this work. ' months ....... - ........... . 2,002.00 u‘ 1‘3 Fl‘ii ”dire“ ““3 Sysmm Fermi” “ “""1‘" ,
McMahon's remarks. and said he hadi Mr. Riordan—What good will it dolSalary of Clerk for 11 months 715.00i I sharp/(hr [/ur. 'lhls means better (lrntt~~nn caster .
.snrved the city its faithfully as be you to find out It is not up to us willlicc expense. .............. 300.00? controlled fin." Saves fuck—(1557mm rl'r'lclnllIyrl/‘firr/rrl :4.
could. Whén the street department rim in. ti o if wt ,'l‘ravellnl: expense .......... 50 001‘ } baking (om/111ml; The 2.33 oIven ‘5 fitted “in“ Graves "
ill-as in a muddle a your 'lso owin t . . ..ut l, o ltld s. ‘ l lei Patent Oven Lighter winch insures complete concen-
I ~-._- I“-.. . . n oI Mi; McMahon—How then can wo; Total ”$4 99200. 13.7 tration of heat within oven like all ,
get information?
Mr. Riordan—it is not information The ht’fil'lng then dealt principally;
you are looking for. ‘with the engineering expense of the;
Mayor Horstrom' here called a haltECll-V- The salary or a transitman tori
in the discussion. stating thatllt wasteleven months at “'001' was a flxedi
nttlng too personal and away gmm‘charge, bl“ under the heading 0f mis-i
iiiilmsiihje‘éit' in, 1““de He said he hadlcellaneous expense; there was includfi
attended two scrappy meetings of that“ wages for chairmen, supplies. in-
board and thought the disputes sixouidlspection. etc. for streets. sewers; and
cease. lcity map, which totaled $3,000. Mr.
The next iteln-tak'en up was insun Sherrou claimed that everything had
once of $260, and Mr. Sharron said the 139°“ Put in “i the 10W” ”055$!“
city was protected in every way from figure. '
fire and accident. ”In fact." said Mn} TM city map project called for a
*— iSllerron. “we. have all kinds of insuri‘l‘m’l’ from MT- MCMBhOH. and Mr.
Nearly one thousand prominent peo-lmm.In, " lSherron stated that the city was very
publicly. ’l‘ile illsintenlulce of roads, includidoflcient in this respect, and he hoped
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“The Best The
Bakers” lilodel
The Model Home Blame
Herald Runffc is a great flex-am
fuel Sivcr— easy to oper-
ate—regulated almost in-
stantaneously. A pcrkc:
jov to the cook who
takes pride in having:
“everything just done
lo'tttzzrn.”
Como l‘l today and see
this (tiny Fplt‘ntlltl Huge
made by the humor.
hali-certuy-cld stove
concern. the 0. ti.
'l‘itmnaz (‘0. \\‘~ have
their entire line of stoves.
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intents collected by the directors of that
.Gt'ild. that will be distributed to the
worthy poor of the city, includim: the
ospital, Day Nursuryand Dispon;
QQITONS,‘ Bknoneas, t-:Tc.
' 'Stilis’onsl’owell Corporation
' "PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
.82 Wa‘ah‘lngtor'i streét
‘ ' ..South Nbrwalkconn.
. ‘ alock, Novémbel' 19th1_ ls - . ~ . . . . .l » .
”you at; :1 (:I: an exhibition of gar-i . IZeDItQZe: uiIlIie Iii-gated statemcntIs, that Lin llll‘s’ eroding. road oil. “...va cmshedlsomotlme to map all the houses,
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«Them ‘ Stilt Room Supplies: . “’1 °‘ “’“i‘s' comets“... and gravel called for an expen- streets andln fact everl’thirz m the ‘ Ask tor Free Boole '
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l complaint:dt‘lliitoiiifi’thT? Sf ,‘Tinterditure of $20,000. Mr. Sherron sttltedgmyl and have titles searched, Show‘
5 - U1 £11 9 811 very smaller nmnllng the ownership. etc. A system of “ ‘
let,“Which Stove?”
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l880210230331?fli‘iiawivfi‘ Digeélany similar townin the‘stttte. Wards giving details of the work j ‘ ‘x
' ' ' y a“ e ‘ Thin being the case Mr. McMahom Would proveIof great benefit. ”I be- '
,their testimony, and all unite in pro-
yclaiming Littonine the most effective so
very lieve,” said Mr. Sharron. “if $5,000
ilnquired why taxes were .
was spent for a map of the city. that
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illeady Right-do? 01' “it“
Friendship counts, but you cannot draw ‘on ‘it '
like you can a Bank account. '
Why not cultivate the kind of friends that are
. not embarrassed when you'call on them for
‘ 1‘ Help? _ ‘ . ', I
You can call on a Bank account DAY ‘ ’or '
l“ NIGHT. It is always ready;
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medicine of its kind known to science.
‘ It warms and enriches the blood, it. re
intores circulation and battles the dell-
..gates membranes of threat ndlungs in
rlrich. now, vitality bringing hlood~
.and relief is wrought by removing the
iswellings‘and irritations that cause the
i disturbances. It lav-a'truly wonde fut
Ii remedy and'is pure and whole one,
ibeing an emulsion of Flax-seed Oil,
“ Irish Mosanucalyptus and“ other hm»
nus remedies;,all combine‘tl‘ip one, and
known the world over as
M that M“ Mejyou would find thalf million dollars
»and.."l°rth of property that is escaping
imitation atlthe present time. It would
:prové of great value to the assessors
t in making up a list. of taxable prop.
Mr. Sherron ren'li
Manon knew that the schools.
“Streets were bankrupling every town
1 in New England. * .
Mr. Beers asked why it would no
he a good idea to pick out some oi city." *
the most used roads and give‘ themI Councilman Murphy expressed the
attention that would be permanencisame view, and said that if the mem-
instead of scattering at little of the'bel‘s of the beard talked with the an-
ln'tmey over a large number of's‘treets. aess'ors he believed they would see
The following items were passedlthe necessitl" for’u city map." '
over without much discussion. except ' Mr. leerron said“ that last year
the last tWHmce“exmnae 0134360. limit 31,000 W35 Splint til: mklnir
which Mr. Shdfi‘bn“ gala was necea- maps of the streets which was, as tut“
sttry fur books, records, printing", sta- as the department“ could~ 30.“, It was
. tlouery, supplies, etc.. ind pn item of his intention to. make as many ‘mapn .
WashingtOn St I South Norwalk.
Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre.
innit sunpn}
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350 for trhveltngIqupohse. “The latter. ' i
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Mr. Sharron said wuneedod, tut only ;er.rMcMahnu'lhotlev’ed . “‘
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