”' till NEWS ‘
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South Nor
must)". m. g I’l‘
Window Draperies
A new and varied assortment of
Orrin: in White (rum and Arab
Maxim in White and Freon.
Dotted Swiss in many patterns. also
Iiikotinec and Cretones.
E. K. BANKS
Mahockemo Hotel Block.
South Not-walk.
~_‘._.
VALENTINES
AND
Valentine Novelties
AT
DONNELLYS
STATIONERY STORE
16 South Main Street.
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A
Attorney loo llat is is l'illlllllt'tl to it"-
home with an attack of illness
—FRlDAY ls LUNCHEON DAY.
at the t‘ottiitry t‘lul-
("tii'tplaittts litil'l' luctt made to the
polite with regard to the slippery (on
(litions of the sidctmlks ott Scyittour
street. due to the children blttllll; on
them.
Owing to the fact that quorum was
not present at the meeting of the Hos-
pitzt. Board of liirertors last evening.
in tlte Norualk '(‘lub parlors, the meet-
ing had to be postponed.
'l‘he strect depart ittciit this morning
started work on tlte rentuuhering of
Flax Hill Road, which by official no
0011 of tlte cottttcil was~ last night
changed to that ltistoric name front
West street.
“()ii Rctcading Longfellow" is the
title of an article of interest concern»
ing the poems of Henry W. Louglcllotr
whih appears iii the current Harper‘s
Weekly from the pcti of Richard 1.:i
lalltene. oi ltotvayton. tltis city.
There is expected to. he a large del
egaliott of Noi‘wfilk basketball fans
who will journey to Danlutry tonight
on the special trnin \\‘lll(’ll- will leave
the South Norwulk station at 7:lo
o‘clock. The Rowaytoit l-‘il'e lilhlqlll‘lilll
Corps will accompany the players.
Permits have been issued as follows:
To I’. ll. Fielding to wire for t‘. W.
Staples, Pine Hill, attd Henry Wright.
East avenue; to I“. l. Jones to install
plumbing for Victor iliart. Inst ave
lllI(-, A. ll, t‘ole. Sasqllil Hills. Suiti-
ual tth’yer. Spring Hill and Joint Dt‘
Waters. l’eiinoyer street. Rowuyton.
A second suit has been tiled against.
Mr. aitd Mrs. William ll. Gecr. of this
city. The \t'altertStewnrt Company, of
'Darien. claims $500 damages. on mon-
ey owed, aitd property has been at-
tached to the extent of $600. Papers
were filed by Deputy Sheriff Lincoln
Taylor. of Statttford. in the office of
the town clerk.
A regular meeting of tlte .\'0rwalk
Scotttntasters' School was held last
evening in the. 5011”] Norwalk Library,
and routine business was carried out.
Owing to various reasons the big pub-
lic meeting of tho scouts which was
to have been held on February llill‘
itt Rootlttr-r's Hall, was postponed un-
til March 3rd. Everyone who is in
any way interested in the scout move-
ment is cordially invited to attend this
Mrs. Arthur Smith Hawley of New
parents. Mr. and Mrs. .l. Irving Dibble
(if Bayview avenue.
.«Mr‘s. I. T. Payne. of‘Wt‘st street, stif-
fered a had full last night under the
Villii'ashington street railroad bridge,
when site stepped on an icy spot on
the sidewalk preparatory to boarding tournament l
91 3mm" ”:1 “I ‘ sinners are probably laboring under
a...“— ;-'—‘ “‘ W“ . .
—=1 some misapprehension as to their do
I ties. Some of their kind friends itiny
SMALL ACCOUNTS
Many persons with fair sized incomes say they are
not extravagant but seldom have much money.
This is because it is so 'easy to spend maney in small
amounts. Dimes. quarters
go easily and with little return, but. when summed
up the total shows the inc
‘To avoid this it is well to
Indy depositing in this ills
income. ‘
We add interest to what y
\
i
. attaiclmoa, ul
tlllt'rlaluv’d 4 iard
riumtile Ias play
All
.tl
_ in:
path lust Itiulll
d1 .ilitl also ills-fr
11 lint.
‘ _I
.i .‘ 0.1.
I .I s liiihlt
rcpoit liiiic
.-
.—
Amoiii. tlti- passcnxeis sailing yes
'irti'ty oit stcamci ".\loit.twk.‘ til the
i‘lydc Line. for liaytoita. l-‘la. \\‘o‘lt
When times are prosperous Air. and Mis John M hurt. who i'lU
.‘lllt‘ll their titkets and resertattons
is the time ‘0 save“ You 'lti'ouglt J M Layton A Co. inc
can't save money in hard tgcnts ol' the t'lydc l.lilt' at South Not
.wallt.
times. \
\« \\.~ oi” the nuiri'iatze of t‘oiitt \lcv
Now is the time to save a few ~‘.c.t lttmetsoll, who was chief ctr
soawaut socnm ms II
In not-mi Ii Watt, 0! Elm Grove
elm-i
i,_,._...._ .m-
lout to build and uddnhl on their
I’ve! may grant. Inn-tannin as
turn to no button line It this point.’
a menu: of «been! property owners . -—_.___
nu tic-hit lust fiatuiday to determine I: 5“!“ mm
,lth for from the street line the war
that should “tend
Some wanted it
I? feet. othn‘s 2c and 25 feet.
_' Slemng IAIlononellcor
It was 0
sbrou In out it t it ' .- -
M. .... “T... t. i. ., . .. .. .. February Furmtufe a -
city in this nviehborltood dont want
the llrll)‘\¥-‘dr. aimed home last
evening after a wry pleasant wedding
trip to Washington, I). t'.. and are to-
day receiving congratulations from
their many friends in this city. The
newly married couple have taken up
their residence on lsaat street.
Members of the lion’t Worry Hub,
and their lll‘Sl‘Ll‘ ds.‘tttteiided the mo
tion ltegent 'l‘hea'r:
llbl eteniitg. and tittwr the pcrl‘orttr
aiice. adjuu'iicd to thc home oi Fr dt :-
i'ck ltiyant, of West Ham street,
2.? [l't’
pictures
Witt 5t‘
a building llill. as it would mean the
sacrificing of much valuable property.
‘ l‘hc matter for a final adjustment was
telericd to the building departiitent.
. “'illt icti-rcitce to the desire ot the
.local bakers to tax out-of—towii bakers
idoing business in Norwalk. the cor
potatioit counsel called attention
the ordinance which gate pci‘ittisslott
to charge from $1 to 31W tor the [ill-1
t'ileuc of selling goods here. Ilc stated
it was eiititcly up to the business judgr
it)
A Real Sale with a Real
20% Off
80c Buys a Dollars’ Worth
Saving on anything for the Horn
mcnt of the council to impose a riot
FUTURE BRIDES AND GROOMS. BUY NOW.
, be rid dollars. untwr ot the dcpstrtttiem o’l‘ httdzes in the r -.~t oi til 9 .7 thing's eater-tantra 2.: 1‘" out or ”m" b‘ki‘l"? ““d “4‘”th 11" fl
0f thObe Is You V“ wk ”H mm so" at Wm M “I. h “W.” M}. m ”m...“ u-tttmn It) the fact that other mum FREE STORAGE AND FREE DELIVERY ANY
Save $5 now by buying one gprsmt‘ Ur x.“ Huypyp in 1th,,- Marie sore M, H”. “N‘mm‘ .iuring 1t... 5... town firms sold goods in this city. the WHERE. I
il.tilllst‘ Hut‘l‘lsull. itt New York. Sat- and half oi the meeting. The ne\t Ulll.‘ Iltlt'cI’Hn-e helm they did not.
Of our $20 overcoats for {llfilil)'. will he learned of with tituclt gathering of the tin". will l)" hcld oti “11”” (it‘lht‘lfl b) automobile lle ex:
$1435. I jllllt‘lt'ei Ill llll:~ scclion. where the 111- next 'l‘ttcsdny Cl'i‘llliLL'. at the home of lil‘t-s‘sed the opinion that ll would only'
‘scrsoit family has him“ so prottiiueitt Mrs llztrry ullrtraut,ol’ Harriet strcet. llama: toltu‘ttutsc {H‘s lon “:4":le FURNITURE-
' and tve!t known. -«--—- as to c on one lite ". mic]:
SaVe $-4 by buying one of our ! Raymond Manner :titd llr. .loseph ‘IIPSS No action was tukcu, i RUGS
$15 stllls for $10.85. l Mrs John .l. tltiuc and son Norman. Millard. two well known Norwalk. The furniture of Dudley l4) llmt, P] R ‘S
' ‘oi Newport. New llitllipallll't'. .ll'l‘ young men, attended the girls‘ basket jwhiclt m... “on.“ in Frank 1.; mel CTU E
R0 erg & Stevenslsltcitdtu; seti‘l'itl “colts. with \lr. uni-lull game itt Stamford last night. .\\v“(“i'_\ stoiagc. llowayton. for 50m“! RANGES
g ‘ ‘ ‘ C» .. W? __ . ,.._..__. -. . 1-x. .-_-- ~~~~f —~-- 4:55 ilt‘llzilliif tiiitc. thc corporation counsel! HEATERS
South Norwalk. Norwalk- jtt'tcts to the city, t-‘ttst lltstritt t‘oitr isaivl. had her-n taken away trout the.
. StcoND DISIRICI inllssiuiier John li lltlitc aiieiily dc barn by Mr Hoyt. who was armed BEDS
i - . ._ .. . . .. I ‘ - limited tic was "going to stand put" with a writ of repletiti. last Monday, BEDDING
‘THE SHOE BUSINESS OF THE coMMISSIUNERS on their bills of rate illllt-.~ \icrc thc day set for the sale of the prop‘
LATE M. H. CLOVER, 55mm; tron: Uiltl to \ytllrl'. was ios lll crtt to reimburse the city for the pro l BABY CARRIAGES
will “A“ “I”... r‘il'l” lit~tritvt :ttzti ILIt *(llfdiliilli opinion, and he said that Vlitlst‘d payment of 32"" for storage , ETC-v ETC~
\ntsltttigton sll‘t'I‘l. Second llisll'itl. SIORM CENIERwhi-n one did acccdc to the Wt:~llt‘:~ oltcliarncs Against the advice of lllt‘(
tuill lic HHHHHIN it“ WWW”) ”nu”! 'thc sci-out] district t‘tilllllilenlnllt'ls,it‘Ul‘lltll‘fiiltlll counsel Mr Lockttmml
.lhi ll]:lllli,L'“lllt ut of Milton Elbmld' (l'ottttuucd trout lv‘irst 13130) ltlh u the) wanted suittethiim clsc liliH‘ up the kc) to Mr. lioyt, and for.
1 _.._.-———- liittetttcss mnrkcd 'l‘mttl iiistrict this reason the corporation
‘ A ittecttit: of lllt‘ .‘Ulllli-i l‘t‘Ullll' “ll “——
‘ l . .
‘ ' . ‘ 'i sstouct' iillil Ii .\iilitc til the
St, Mary‘s church was held List P\|ll I liiiitttt J ‘
- ' ' t‘otttmi.sionet \\'tl.
in; in the church rooms. aitd tttitliti [lithl ill‘llltl.‘.llld - . ,
~tit-tut-etucitts lot the lll;t\ “lllt'll is irritant ll. Stitthn. ol the tlttid district.
. . g . , .
tit-:tr‘last night the
I‘ott tltc matter of Itaitslerring the tire
districts
in addt essiug council
ilu- utteii by the society, in thc
llllilll't‘. were made.
i ..- __.__ fapparattts oi‘ the three to
At the regular St‘:~>l0ll ot‘ Nlottkcrithe all)“ aitd it... stand of ”H. sccand
ldistrict commissioners iii ttot making
will be l'lans are under out a bill of sale iii confortiiity with
war for a ccrcutottial lit the near fur:!iicti own. made Ito i-ttort to showy
titre. I'nder the direction of l‘rophetsnlteir bitterness against the downtown:
‘\\'tlsou. t‘oruell and Moore a minstrelitrio. and flayed them roundly for hold».
int: the matter tip. The council. in
this rcuttrd. will hold it joint meeting
l'n.".’ tl:c auspices of the down |with the coiiititissioners of all three.
(lrotto. No. {ids-lt‘i‘ltlay night. utlicers
installed
ttottpc is now undergoing, training. '
t'ctttmissioztcr William ll. ' Mittlitt's
tirade against the second district coin
iiiissioiters, lie said that
at a joint
‘lllt‘t‘llll,’ of the coitimissioners and the
council all of the cottttnissioiiers
agreed on the one form ot it bill of
sale. v.\lr. Sniffiii thanked his lucky
stars that lils name was William ll.
Studio and that lie was a third district
commissioner. for it he was a sec
oiid district contiitissioucr he "would
l‘ccl cheap enough to go lioitic and
stay there!"
Allliouult t‘omuiissioneis
llatcli aitd II.
S. S.
W. liartord were pre-
counsel!
itold lt‘rattk Luckwood he would ltoldi
ihim responsible for the furniture, and?
. would this
{should he sue the
claim:
Show
1
use as a counter
city for his
5000 Votes this week
With any Rocker purchased. VOTE for your FAVORITE
,stoi‘agc bill,
. .\ll‘ Lockwood stated that the pro~
lpostd of the first district comtiiission-
We Specialize in Furnishing llotncs Complete
ers with reference to the pipe line to‘
the Naramakc Home was an excellent
thing. :titd sorely needed. but he fails
led to see how the city could legallyt
lenter into tiny such contract. as it‘
wottld call for the expenditure of mon-
iey not appropriated. This was refer-
ired to the charity board.
129-131 Waltlngioii St.
l
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WWII “Millet ('hurcli Wouialib' Asso'ldistricts at a special meeting of the "m “mm“ the (arty I’d“ 0f lhci A quit chum was made up by the
terling Furniture Co.
So. Norwalk. Conn
PHONE 105
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citttiott. last night. a most HUGH“? council on next iuesday evenlntz. l0! ‘ ”fl” ”.W“ 12‘" ”u building m
tilte bill oi sale discussion
lul‘ltcy supper was enjoyed. 'l‘ltet-clthuit this matter up. . l “""W
. tt . . . . _ . . ,
was a large attendance, the menu A ”Hum. was sprung when ”whim 1;:l10ugll $33M“ liaisttom assetilliiuiklin avenue. i’
. . ' ‘ ~ ‘ t . y - .‘ . i
couldn't have been better. Mill “llutayor read a letter frottt William in. I” ”l‘ ""u” ‘0 [00" “m"
-- . . . . . . ‘Iltct‘ o t
every respect the affair was d blsjkctslct. tit which lite auditor Illllllt“ ‘ c um um I" found.
. l .
tote’corporalmn counsel to the Blue Rib. M“
ull.“b()ll garage company properly “NW—19M
Wilding lb? mOTI-itait—e-d mile city of Norwalk. where finrstrom has consented to allow 0!-
“P-lsflsc was sin-n until last Week to sct- in reality the land is in the town drficen; Clone. Dorney and Murray J to
itlc the matter. or still would lill\'t’:\\'estp0ri, the corporation counsel sin-inceive a fee in recognition of their
known the fact that at a re-I A “'"H' “'"i‘ EN" 10 the council b)‘
cent meeting of the second dis-"h" second dlstgici ”0"“‘115-‘ltmt‘l‘5 l"
- i l '; .r I .
trict cotnnussloners. power was" m‘“ It “ " “hm“ ”W the hill of
l \- . ‘
. . til i . ~ .
.givt-n t‘oitimissioner lititclt to do as.l film U") “7"“ up ““1 l'“‘-‘“”“'d
. ~ . . a . . ‘ . . - - .i . .. ' ,
”um.“ this evening. by M“, “0,-th he saw [it with regard to haunt: ”w. (l t It (Ulllltli was .ittordllii. to it told
HUK‘CCSS.
’l‘lte in'crprotation of "l‘ollyauna"
at the First Methodist Episcopal
‘ ' - » "1.." t a... Va
.Adttlo thlllpltl, [)lOlllisos to he of lllil mimic“ hon,“ “mm”. mm that Mr»! ’:‘;ltl .tt | llttlli disttut ntettitt.
usual interest. llie eiilcl'tilmnml‘l “Hutch had refused him access to H...» N (llllt‘l'l'lmi to the second district
is
Kim“ “muslll iii-d that the council has no power to
E The ltiglttvay committee l‘PPOlllt‘lltl‘.ilbfllt‘ taxes in any case except. when
Md that the ten’feet of land owned by 'pm-erty is prm‘en. This matter will
the city on Franklin street he sold to be taken up at a later date. Abate—
'llarney P0119." 3" 3500- ill“ lll‘i“0 bi(ll‘ntent in the taxes of Samuel Cochran.
jhy Mr. Policy The matter was re» or Limgdon's Island. were asked. Mr.
‘t’crred back to the committee. inas-
t‘ocltran stated the city did not assist.
service in connection with the recent
attempted robbery on ilte Earle resi~
Mayor Harstrom stated that he had
written a letter to the Board of Edn-
cation declaring that the council was
opposed, in the future, against the ex-
. ~ t." ' , s (‘i iit'.‘ . . . . lliili t ,~ t . . .
tindei tho (lll'ttlltlll of Mr] mill 1; same. .1 m, first and ”m.“ disti‘icls,, 1if suit that the words
. .. . t 1.:‘illl m . ll‘.'":‘l , ~ ‘.
”m" “"d H" "mum” m R itlte auditor said. had assured htttt of, u” m “"‘0’1’0'3‘0‘1 ”mm"-
This _if a building line was to be establish—
"inlntuch as Mr. Policy desired to know in paying the expense in repairing theipfllflilul'e 01' any money in advance 01'
Lungdon Island bridge, and they m'the board of estimate appropriating
v-'t"‘s'cct~'>'. . . .'.t.' ~-' ' ~ .
““‘k‘ n I ”h“ m ltl‘etr willingness to cooperate with 109”” "m“ n a b'” of ”‘1‘" “‘ “”-
i
lYork, is spending a few days with her:
walk Savings- Bank
The Norwttlk tlirls' (‘lub basketlittllimm in his auditing of their. distrcts
team met with another defeat last ‘I’Wl‘s- ' :
evening. when they journeyed to Stunt l. ('Uum‘llllliln Edgar (l. llttt‘liliy asked;
lord. and were defeated by the high pf 11‘“ emclcm‘)’ 0i lhc auditors workl
school girls‘ team of that pl ,
score of ill to l. The Norwttlk young living allowed to see the second dl‘fi'l
ladies were completely outclassed in ttrlcl's books.
this game. bttt pttt up a game fight in"; When (‘outicilinatt D. lins-
‘erv minute of the way. The prellmitt not] ugkpd n". corporation counsel for
My game Wit-“i DNWPW ”10 Juniors and advice on the commissioner‘s blunt
Sdttlors of the ‘Sitllllfm‘tl lliglt school.3.0mm”. Edward M.
and the .lttitiors won a victory.
(lcorgc
i
Lock wood sit id
> .t‘ett for an offhand opinion. btit as he:
(lite of the most interesting lectures
of the present season. will he heardinnymw who read
tonight in tlte Berkeley Street Hall.l
when Miss Hollingswortb. head of the
‘ " t ‘se—n- . '
American Girls Society. nittlkc h r at; in” of ”w (llsirlcis.
" i‘ ' 't ' etver an t- _ _
DPtIltlnCt in .\or\\ ilk. tot ‘ \\ hen the Board of Estimate was.
' .. "' ‘ miii (‘ondition of, ‘
“1“”101“ Thel‘ Ilfrti’ice" “is: lloll m “Will“. (‘orlioratton ('outtsel Lock-
tltc t‘ ii tl‘t‘ll o a . . .. .
_ . , .‘wood said. the commissioners came.
lugs-worth has VlSlit‘d lllt‘ 0mm”) ”it
, { . the tin them and asked for so mttclt money.
which site will speak. and lhlb 599“ t ‘ _ . .
f“ thev “.9 at Ihmlior that reason he tltditt see. he sttid.l
" ‘ ‘ l u I v - I
why it wasnt Mr. lwislers dirty to
audit all of the books.
the city cltartet;
i
could plainly see that it was the duty;
.ot' the auditor to audit the books of‘
present conditionq
present time, Pictures taken by MiSsl
. .llollingsworth. will lli‘ show“ by Nor-l .
. . ‘ ”imam” liopticali suites. and “-m anti greatly. 'lhere was no reason. so far its the
' w .. —--—— ' to the imle of the lecture. 1corporation,cottttsel could see. why all
:of the commissioners shouldn't want'
'tlteir audited. There was no
reason. he. said. why any commission-l
er should be unwilling to have thei
taxpityets know whether the booksg
were right or not. . i
“It is a very queer state of affairs.“
.\lr. Lockwood said. “I wouldn't tid-
vise any drastic action. The comtnis:
WOMEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP books
IN GRAND RAPIDS.
t‘lilt‘AG 0. Feb. ti.—-—l)ecisi0n to hold
.tlte animal championship of. the
lV'i"omcn's Western Golf Association at
iGrand Rapids. Mich. was reached at
a meeting of the executive committee
of the association Monday night. The
s set for August 21-25
on the Kent Country (‘lub course.
I
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l
illustrate to them the light their ac-
tion is putting them in. and no fur-
tlter trouble may be experienced."
l’pon Ute suggestion of the corpor-
atiott counsel, and the moving of
Councilman Frederick H.\Ganung. the.
council voted to ask the seconddls-
trict commissioners 40 reconsider
their refusal to Mr. Kelsler. or at
least give the members of the board
some reason or reasons why they are
unwilling to have their books exam”
ined.
‘ With reference to the second dis-
,trlct commissioners not making out a
bill of sale similar to that made out
y the other two dlltrlcts in trans-
t
, halves and even dollars.
ome entirely expended.
acquire the habit of regu-
titution a portion of the
‘ \
on have saved.
l
‘0
'iiiitsi coir IN
says the corporation counsel. but
i , - . . '
‘lllt‘dns that the city only holds the worthless
apparatus "in trust.“
The members of tlte council voted
ace tiv tho‘Wastt't seriously lnilialrcd by his notll0 ltold another 10"" meeting “PXUOII the re-locaiion of poles of the ("on-
Tuesdny night. At this time the com-
lmissioners of all three districts wllllton street.
be present. and the matter will be
straightened out once and for all—it
is hoped.
The city council held that the
' ‘ ~ ‘ a. ' . _- ,
”In” ”I“ question was a little too slidf [maid of Ldtttatton had no autltotttyl
in electing Bernard J. Reynolds It
i . . . .-
gsaw the situation. he said he felt thatlm“mber of the board after u“ "Mg"
nation of Jolttt W. Olmsted. The
council is the only body that ltas the
right to fill a vacancy of this nature.
ttitd this the council will proceed to
do at tltc meeting on next Tuesday
night. It. was stated that Mr. Rey~
nolds may be the man elected. btit he
will be elected legally.
'The mayor and police commission-
er recommended the appointmentmnd
the council confirmed the appoint
ments of the following new members 1‘
o. the superitttemarary force of the
police department: John J. Collins,
Louis Brelim. Harry I. Ainswortli. Mi-
cltael J. Gambia. Cornelius Swe
and (‘ltarles L. Thorpe.
The Reynolds Garage
eney
Company
lllSi'A fEW Vfl0llil8
"Papa's Cold Compound" Ends Grippe
Misery—Don't Stay Stuffed-up!
You can end grippe and break tip
a severe cold either iii head. chestn‘
body or limbs, by taking a dose of'
Pape‘s Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
;John W. Curnow for volunteering to
Enssist City Clerk Stephen Dokus with
.place a light near the corner of Con-
cd. In event of this five feet of the
land would be rendered practically
not repair the roads in that section.
The matter was referred to the. cor-
poration counsel. as was Christian
Swartz's request for abatement. of hu-
cs on West avenue property.
It is not West street anymore. Now
it is Flat: Hill Road. The. council Inst
.. night officially changed the name of
l The council timnglthat street in accordance with the
{to the corporation counsel the matterlwishes 0f DI‘ECUCRHY all 0" "—8 ”8“
:OT (it‘t‘idlns who owned the money ilte'dcnts. Inasmuch as there are 60 below
{street department had collected fm-!plton subscribers on this street. the S;
making sewer connections and had deuN. E. Telephont‘ Company ‘8 anxious
posited with the city treasurer. The that the work of renumbering start. an
corporation counsel was also asked toisoon as possible. that the. corrections
lpreparc a standard rule for the (‘01- may be contained in the new tale
.‘lectiou of sewer connection fees itt :tlli phone directory, the forms for which
liltree districts. the present ones con-Iclose Rebruary 29th. The renumber—
flicting. It was stated that there is iitg started this morning.
on deposit with tlt'e treasurer 3175' The council voted an appropriation
:collecied in the first district: $67.50!...» to exceed $100 for the accounting
collected in the third. No money was committee to enable them to purchase
{collected in the second district. It ls’ihe necessary bookkeeping records”.
the opinion of the first district (‘Ol'll-i The city engineer called attention
missioners that this money belotlgs‘to the deplorable conditions of the’
'to the respective districts. isidewalks throughout. the city. With
Recomendalions were made to low-tilts aid of the police department
cr ”19 drain pipe on the property ofjowners of walks needing repairs have
.Joltn Morton, as requested. Repairsfiteen secured and placed on file.
"were recomended for Jarvis street. Section 10 of the snow cleaning (I'—
'Concerning the request of H. R. Min-,diuance was changed by the 11388853
.01' to be considered in the making of of a new amendment to the ordinance
a map of the third district. the high- last night. The new change provides
way committee reiterated his past that when a walk is not cleaned of!
statements that this work should be six hours after the cessation of a
confined to the city engineer’s officelstorm within six hours of daylight. a
A vote of thanks was extended toimisdemeanor may be charged, and:
‘flne. of not less than $1 and not me
than $50 imposed. "
, No action was taken last night with
reference to the holding of a hearing
lnectlcttt t‘oiupany. on East Washing-
l
the making up of the rate books. Mr.
(‘urnow exfiesscd his willingness to
do this without pay.
Committee on Lights John W. Smith
asked the council for authority to
mcb‘imi‘iending intelligent and com-
teous consideration. the .mnynt ap-
pointed Councllman M. H. Nuttlng.
chairman: Councilmen John W. Smith
and George W. Stevens a voting na-
chine committee to confer with A. s.
tteoiicut avenue and Elm Crest. Hamilton. who oil‘ers to sell to the
It promptly opens clogged-up nos-
trils and air passages in the head.i
stops nasty discharge or nose run-f
ning, relieves sick headache, dullnessu
feverishness, sore throat, sneezing,
soreness and stiffness. * '
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and anuflltngl Ease your throbbing!
head—nothing else in the world givesl
such prompt relief as “Pam... .Coldlmom birthday yesterday. The mat-
Compound," which costs only 25 centai
at- any drug store. It act: without.
mutation, tut» nice. and ‘CIIIIOI no‘
'tertlu'gt‘bq the Apporitun ol
t
the dia-
boomer-taco- ... Ilium
“m" .1 .t._c.l..‘ i' k
‘hoard, a resolution passed by them,
“on; London iii-ind property. twitter 1.
The men‘s assembly of the Norwnlk
M. E. (‘liurch forwarded. approved
and recommended by will? ch'arlty
city six nutchinas of the Automatic
Register Company for $600 each. no.5.
Jamestown. N. Y.
For tlte first time Mayor Curl Axel
Hacstrom has called to the with
attention that a. policeman. while"
gazed In duty, is not allover! to II-
'cely any fee or reward for the lay
in was referred to the corporation vices be lit being paid for
counsel. ‘ by the city. A reward may I. n-
Regarding the abatement of tam «trading on. pincer-kw”...
requesting the abatement of the tax
of Mrs. Della Sanford. of “Franklin
'ttvenue. Mrs. Sanford celebrated her
the money.
The first district commissioners are
in favor of allowing a monument to
be built on the Green at the junction
of Wall street and East avenue. in
honor of Lieutenant Richard Olmsted.
founder of Norwalk. The matter was
referred to the district commisslom
em. ,,~'
The auditor. city clerk, street de~
partment, treasurer and tire dep'art.~
meat reports were read and approved.
The report of the court clerk, which
was also appoved. showed that during
January Clerk Louis S. Beers drew
checks on the treasurer for the sum
01' $115.
BLUE masons DEFENr—N—E'm.
With Ed Roach leading the field In
baskets scored, in floor woyk, and in
general good playing, the Blue Rib;
bons of ridgeport, defeated the last
Newark team last 'evenérg in Colonial
Hall, by the score of 31 to 32. Six
baskets by Roach. contribtited greatly
to the downfall of the New Jersey
basket. tossers. ~' ' . '
The lineup;
Blue Ribbons Newark
Clinton Johnson
Left Forward
Ranch, Beckmaii Muller
Right Forward
Smith Harvey
Center
Swanson Bruggei'
Left Guard ‘
Leonard
‘Sclimalko
Right Guard '
TO P'AC'I‘FY BAD INDIANS.
FLAGSTAFF, Arlz., Feb. 9.—Fraiik
A. mockery, superintendent or the
Pm Indian .Reservation near Phoen-
ix. expects to leave here today for
Tuba. A112. where lndians of the Nb.
n30 Reservation in Northeastern An-
iline. have been threatening troubl.
o'er the killing: of one of their number,
I1 1 white policeman.
inpatntandont Thackery 3069 pro-
luul to pafley with the discontented.
Inimi- and will endeavor to pacify,
“without resort to force. Ho'wlll'
at take a force of armed depntléo. but
be accompanied only by M|Q
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