o
moon-rs
fl” A ' rhea .ulte Aide fromAlbero
”mt Wouldn‘t» re; w
work. ' i
'5 ESTABLISHED BY Moses. the old Hebrew law-giver;
’ Janus GOLDEN
edit all ~
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(Continued from First Page.)
seems to have known a uurprialnl‘
. l
'amouut otocientiflc facts not modern
Vst‘ientlsls are going to a lot of troue
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRImRS .ble to find out. i
Wt Calf Posture leach.
_. - +"N‘ 'l‘l ‘l‘t-hi -aoteofthc
16 e .oliiat- l a er 3. a i
WEDNESDAY. Mindig. 19 TWO cameo. my bod, 0, 1m. .mdim, my”
1‘ will be ““10"“33‘9 if me Next ere." urged that the mayor take borne
can ti'lsin in allowed to dent/11 the ill-.omcnl action with regard to ascer.
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*tereint of the government or the pub tuning who really did onii tall l’an
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
High tide 8:52 a. m.; 9:22 p. m.
t 6 lic from a helliemt‘llt of the Lusitania
Sun rises 6:02; so a too. .
jclaimed by the Marvin family A fee
:15 charged each summer by this lam
uernmu h“ “*“d “m “N” iiy to every person who denies to
EVENING 5133:131ng TELE'Pkuwn to dei‘lous “'09?“ “9‘0“” pitch a tent on the beat-h Mr. l-‘iti-
' PHON '
Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Office—93.
Hawaii: Branch Office—i3“
Editor’s Residence—1225-3.
t
icase
‘0 WWW? I settlement 3“" obbwrtherty thinks he exproaines the senti-
itlic issue. it is now suspected ll." merit of litany taxpayers and citizen;.
iiniinv Aiiitrit-ans that she had some-.wiiel‘ lie urltes~ Ilie officials to take
I some action in this regard in his
(oiuniunlcation Mr. l-‘lalierty express
es lilr' regret lliat officeholders have
lilllll to do with stirring tip our pron.
eiit Mexican troubles At any rate.
' ' ' ' -' ~ - reoc‘
- City Ednors Residenceflsz ‘. is“? “I ”M ad\s.ntagc 9r our p , .forpotteli their (‘alf Pasture promise!-
BuSiI‘lCSS Managers Restdent‘e .t-iiitaiion with Mexico. ltitning attain luadt during ”W Mm of‘election bat»
1113-12. .to tit-in, iter day of retribution and ”NV Title Mm, “.1“, referred mu“.
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Publisher's Readence 890' lher i'llinl to legal method ct “hfilrt‘gcorpui‘aiion counsel
.F ' 5 We tire minding Mexico to puni>h A“. 1.,- Rebate.
.ati outlaw who ualitonly killedJmci-v' Ab ii non-resident property oirner
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
\. The niur. R. R. Musterton. of Mount Vernon.
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c i.~ on American terriioi. .
l 81 links that tile totliltii rebate
itum Beach. This stretch of hind in4
u.
with! mu m
mm; Gwen” M. Gl-
oria: and to look into the ho-
ch’a . ported that as soon as the necessaryi
; car... a..." of Controveroy. ttixturen could be secured the light at
I flu the City ol Nonvidk the power the top of Armory bill would be.
,to pass rulings alecting the natured'changed and improved. as requested i
la burincnu a man may ensue in? Reyntiido Garage Addition. I
‘This inter-tinting question ia the prod The controversy that had arisen:
in“ of protest. which had been made over the plans for the addition to titef
man“ the planned addition to the Reynolds garage addition on Wet-t
‘Vaast Brothers' garage, on PheatnutVavellue. ha. been amicably nettled.‘
Vane“. iThe building committee reported iastV
H William Ward. 0*“ www.1night that all of the property ownersV
terry which Ibutts on the Vomit land..‘““""*‘"*"1 had agreed upon a buildingV
I
New Light on Amory Hill. l
Lirht Committee John W. Snithl’e i
.siated the mm“ would be a “[H_illnt‘ ‘30 feet from the fence line at lhisV
meat to hie mere-to. and be toll in» W“ i
iled. he ”tent in taking exception: Blue Ribbon Glraoe Mortgage. V
ito the adding or another ator)’ to the T1» commotion counsel athlbed the;
building. ,l‘ouccll that the long standing diillcui—
Another complaint was made”) “in ”PM ‘0 "ll" “10118188 on
through Attorney William F. Ta-n “he Franklin aienue school propertyi
lull) In We! the Minced Claven.jh‘d ”“41 ““11le The Blue Ribbon'
adhcent link owners. tgal'tlifl‘ has cleared up and paid this.
. . . . - imortuage, and the property is now!
bhalrmau John “1' anlllh, of ‘:e free from all incumbruneeti This.
rzmfil‘ 0' ‘Z‘Lnfigtgu 03:01:13: ate: dlwot-ed of it matter which promised:
that m the ill.“ 0‘ the bulldinxiw leave a lau‘suit on the hands oftlie
' .0. , . 'city I
committee. the improvement should: Council Cannot Rebate Taxes. V
b. Ilium. . h I An important decision was render,
Air h ord‘called attention to ileVed 1h“ mg)“ by Corporation can“.
fight $1,233.33 1::anaa cxc uhlaot‘kl‘ood. He held tiitit the (‘ouncili
The na-i
lure of the garage business made it,
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.V
Heels in Masonic Building. South-
'Idtiin street, lst and 3rd Tuetiday of '
earl month—July and August 81:.
cepted-‘at 8 o'clock. All Muster.
Biiwtill“ cordially invited. Arthur:
I‘ l‘erri~. W M.‘ Robert ill. \\'ilt‘0\',V
Soc.
._...———
A Stated Convocation of Butler.
Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M. Will be held
lc Masonic Temple, Tuesday evening.V
”arch 14th. at 8 o‘clock. Work R.
A. Degree. Refreshments atflose of
ue‘work.
Fraternaiiy.
CHARLES A. TUCK. H. P.
At‘cst:——F. S. LYON, Secretary.
MEETING CARRANZA HALF WAY.
u tltii. t‘iill'Ml itr‘lt‘ nm it biiilip
fin i.~ lilti litiit': his troubles would il‘dH-V
« ltt- ,“ (.t'it‘I lotiu ago. it wtra his tilisiirdV
it"ttl:it!‘.lt‘ aiiivi bud lt‘iiipel' that drove
"Pin and ll'ilt'l‘ suboi'dl'liulen to break
\i "ll li.tii :iiitl li‘tpifl‘d the recent ('Uill‘.
terieittltutw' it i< lilt' stiliit- iill>tittcs
It unlike tiiialiitc:- til-it liii\e tlitldc it
tuninoly Int it for liir linited States
it. 31l\-t“illlll official and moral support.
lurianzu't llllillltit‘ towald our
. vitiiilitt- t-tpitli'ioil itcitiiist Villa in (it.
litliliii‘r
to‘
\
lime \\ilil file prgiiotis
lie rt'i-ll‘t‘d
1"
tut-hid tit» t'ttllllll‘y
imin- our truth to enter limit-o lVlll-'
l: in. \\lt~ ll>>lll't‘li illitt reciprocal pri-‘
\‘i74ar-ti would be uiien him; The corti-
".‘l‘lvlil, of course. is ridlt‘tlilillr. Aiil-V
er -,r«ii citlzeil,~ are not given to cross-V
in;
pi“:iuc
til, the t’itrlr-l' for our gnu-l‘lllllt’lll to;
ill-3 Mexican border to murder and
That fact. litmevci, mode it
.. . .
fatuitieece .
Our government :ttil‘ti uncly about:
it. For (‘nrrtinzn‘s demand \iiiti‘
viciously iiiicnded no les,~ to .“ilVl? lil.~'V
otrzi pride than to piiit‘lllt‘ his gringo.
‘Ut'l
Latin: illii(l\\t'l‘> by showing them tiliili
it 'here or.» to be any bandit-chasing?
54 notiltl he done by both nations on:
equal and self-respecting terms. TheI
concession costs us nothing. and may
53.: {in infinite trouble and expenseV
i'. uttulll take little to turn all Mex-i
in, igaiiit us. if civily loCttrralizti u‘llll
rllifitiify the problem wifiiniit pact-lilo;
ir-Q.our honor. We can afford to beV‘
. , civil. We don't want to light 15,0003:
-- 00° handily ...a..
, . 9—,--—
‘ SUPPORT FOR THE SABBATH. V
billiard scientists have been ex-!
perimenting with labor and studyV.
‘ do to determine whether there's.
l
t
or.
ictribiiiion for the
Llill‘l‘t‘ ~iliiiiild be no disagreement about
.
.tiic (llilt'ls’.
’(it‘l‘ltlflll utiit'rlllili-llt are iii the Hunt“
. -. N. i.
tillt‘f‘ of ottr citizens on the Lilalldllht
.catlnot rt bale taxes claimed to be ex-'
. I
trite to per cent. penalty w'liicli was al- :Wf‘zuryl'ihe said. tr: 1:1:‘91z‘hem‘rlj
incited to his tax list for failure to, ‘3‘ 0 ‘0 done ”an de I". no “5
make a reinili. This fine. accordinit‘al endant upon um‘ um tt uncom».
.. . . for Me i to the nearlivl
an the murder of our citizens at ( 01- to "u. ordinance “.th doe» not a"! to and annoy ng .
I .
residents.
iiilibiis. X. .\l., “as pillllllt‘d and cxe- ply tt outof-toan people. and limit-rJ Attorney Jeane T Dunbar appeared
. -~ . . ~ this head Hr. Masterlon considers V
filled it) \lnd- T1“ L“"”'"““ ”Hm". till behalf of \‘aart Brothers. Hot
ylhtnuelt' exempt front ilie fine The‘ _ l
“ alter will b‘ “Mk“ into ”I. ipomit-d out the fact that the prolt'iiltl'
n . -
. _. him “fine irotcc . .were not made a tllfln‘i the bull in .l
w H and 8“ “N n ( u I I ‘corroi'nlion t‘tlllnhpi g d ‘1
Dudley E. Hoyt.
'l‘lic Norwalk investment t‘onipatiy
the Mexicans. .ltirotznh it..- pimltleiit Ilutile-y Elitiyi.
. .- ' O’Hlt‘lll uiuonl: oul‘fttilter- a atom at the member: of the .. . .V
“we I“ “0mm” ‘ 'Bt'id con truriitn tomnlltttc for b” dunflmu in nu) mmmh'r' but.
. . . ' ' u t ‘ - . _ V .
pcopli- rcizttrdiiii. tilt in ed of exttctinat tfl‘V .v illtai u us the no.” bum,” they
violililp' tliclr itileiietut I‘\ for In inking thci _ V _
. . coliipiutned about. i-or lltlrl reel-ion
necessary titepii to l'Hlflbihil tlic pro‘l .
,' . Attorney Dunbar held it was for the
timed park along Sflillil‘w ..
_ _ court: to settle. and that the t‘ouiicil
“09> Tim. :iiw. Wll‘ rt‘ll'ill'ti to tho- . .V
. intii no turn-diction over the "latter.
cmiioi'tilioti counsel.
was planned .iild eicculed just its de-
liberately by the (leiilllin KUH‘f‘nlllt‘lli‘
liatl iit~ good a light to be where the y
l"
tioti of the l'iiilcd Stall-s izm‘eranlY. abut against the nature of the hllhillt’fih'
which would be carried on lilt'l‘t‘ll'lf
' 'rlie proteatanta. he declared. did not'
:insume to charge the structure would'
ha hard the men and women killed by?
border
in I‘lillt‘
"Pancho" Villa and the
t'illn. ttnl’il tlcrnitiny lniiiit‘t‘ t'till unlit Wanta Fire Hydrant. ”hm'luh A" none “I m. "Human“
f h illl Pi l trti inn l on llcndritk lit '0' n" my mi” violated by the erec
. . . . ;‘ ll tr 1‘. ‘( .- , l ‘ P" ‘ i ' j . . .
llt'll‘lldm‘ “mud" " r i I tiuti of the addition. Mr. Dunbar. in,
l‘oulicii . -
’rhclnllt‘flklnfl of the bottle of the galagc,
t-nili-ti attention to the railroad. whiisli'
VM'JS but a fee- yiirtiri from the "MINI“:
:ty of the complainants.
t‘oiinciinten Sinllli. Russell and,
'ltobt‘l‘luofl expressed lilt'llisflil‘fi in“
the effect llllA the addition would be
an improvouui. to tile neighborhoodI
iltll'. llptouli. petitioned the
for it fire hydrant on that ril‘t't‘l.
pctltioh was turned over to the fire
committee for action ‘
precipitated into in“ “ill” ‘h" it ‘0“ Rock Interferon With Building.
pcdo. and floating around for hourn be- new“... "wk“ ,m H“. “mavm‘ in
fore being rescued. here‘s it .‘icicntificfioni of the site on which he plans to
(““0er ”I.” may interest you» (erbiillc a new structure intertcrcs with
. ‘oanO prourfl' of the work. l-l. Santliit 'rntllcr tlutn nu dflrlmcnt
iniipeala to the t‘omwit. making that ‘
‘lfl rill-it be rcniotcd N'n .xtrcct inAflgawr "on“. It lht‘ Karl“? now' me-‘H
y‘minanied iii the petition, wivicli
bonded to the lilkhwuy department.
Dog Biting Bill. I
lrclund. hut-e been t'\]lcl‘lnlt‘lllillg ioV Attorney Jersc T. Dunbar. acting in
find oui whether the “caring of clotli-Zbfllii" "7 Jm“‘llh K“mm“ l'l‘t‘rt‘lltt‘tl il‘
ibill to the (‘oiincil for daiiinces tie tho
ini; iii the water is a help or it ilill’n"
. . ‘ 'i ziiivbodl ‘
Tl“ tmdllion “ ”M ' .tcn nevcrni wccftn tit-o by it do: own-
who expect“ to spend a“) (longiderfliiit‘Ved by Harold Austin. The attorncvl liililtlliip. lilxptiuor (-V i. Pinch slut”
. 1 ' . . tr't "a ' -- - .
bcriod of lime iii tlio waiter aliould pointi' out mm a bill of ”m muqu'ZH Id Mix-ll ii’iflf'llt'tlh~illtll btcn nc
. ' I ' i : ' -
vci rid of in much clothing nix possi-Jr collected by the party itttcrcntt-dlg u up u I “P New "“9“ Roll
L . _ . . road with the view of securing tipits .
. 7 'tloxl 1,, that the (‘lolh- from the city. which ill turn is rciiii-l -
blc. 'iht supposi mommy to their gill-age front
:bursed by the state. the money
_ . . ill-t
' .' if no ltel l iii kccliinlz ”I“ “"3“. . ”Hm“ ‘ ' ' I
mg 1” ‘ evolved helm: taken from the do; li-t ‘ '""l‘*‘”.‘- Auard (it onnor,
who lltlti lilc cxciusit’
cr want). and that it drags him down. .
h lbelfl‘mfl fund. t‘orimmlio" ”’“m‘flf ii it ' ‘
a ' I . I ‘S I ‘
TI... Imam“ MW “10““ ( M .1.ockwood will invm‘tlguit‘ lllill hiltI o i ution at the depot. objected to,
Wright of thc clotlttnlr is it matter Oliboforc ”I" Council Mk” Mum] mmnjthlr. and the plan fell through.
little importance. An ordinary suit of". . V“ Agt‘ln tho School Board.
clothes. how heavy it may feel when] i - "Mir art Axel Hariiirom inform.
the wearer emerges. doesn't excrt iii
. lttst night turned over to thc ciiv the
' ‘ iill of more than foul _
dounuard p t The insurance policies they carried onlhe
ounces m the “a er. ‘ it fir? altllnrtiluti without compensation
hinders movement. of course: tut or ”“an 'l‘ltc mm.“ were “we”
the problem is simply keeping afloatmd and the ('ouncil showed their lllr
instead of swimming. there isn't lnuclt‘pnicmuon of thc commisnioneru' gcii-
use in throwing of! garments.
And there's one very good reason» About Out-Of-Town Bakera.
’ y, i into Norwnlk every morning there
for keeping them on. it has een,
. WWW 3.000 lotivcs of bread. These
proved that. heavy clothing even when!
.. Wyn-..“ a..-
KEEPING WARM lN THE WAYER.
if you intvc any expectation of belitt-
ii' the nearest you Mei- expect
come to finch :t'fnte in being ducked
in ll mill pond. it only iiitcrcst M, .
list the 'itllllt" hm” 8mm?” “WP" “WOW? uuar-"
v i tron-5mm: of lmblin university. . .
T‘ t I i will the fltlxllt‘kllon. or
innit Murphy the matter
until next Tuesday night.
t‘otlnt‘il':
was tabled.
runcc ‘lllllt'.
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Fire Apparatus insurance.
Thc Second district commissioners
Board of Education. under dute
clothing
vised the members thereof that thci
one to all resigned member-ii. In fu-!
on the board the members were re
they might fill them oucially.
are made by otit-of-town firms. pain G'mi" Tonia NONI“. -
water-soaked helps to conserve lh°‘um,imy in Stamford. Local bake“. Claiming thorn to be “u menace nnd
bodily heat. and may save the wearer'iitm-0 regimm-mg Woman“ kicks a nuisance to the traveling public."
the. highway department recommend-
ed that the Council not allow Messrs.
Navlsky and Marine. of this city, the
privilege of installing gasoline tanks
in front of theirplaces of bualnéiis.
The (Youncll .followod out this stingray
tip“. and Lineman of these two
life if he is exposed for a long time‘uuttinat this fact. They m upheld by
‘luicnilicru of various other itnion bod‘
lies in Norwaik.”
”.‘h—‘h ' Last night. Thomas Mcf‘uilogh was
- EXPLO'T'NO THE 200' the spokesmn of a group of five rep
New York has found ‘ “9w “"9 foriretiientativoc of the Central Labor Un-
ion. w'liicii petitioned the Council: re
in cold water.
't‘ochralie, both of whom “14de
. NVW
rimmed. than there would be couldm.
tho firat place. V
“Ate it matter of law." the corpora-1m“ “"59“"
4‘ I‘m-h" lion counsel raid. “the money belonglil"r "’9 Board 0' htimate in appro-
rcsuli of Mr. “2ka mm mm“ b‘il- lit-urine iiiid report will bn held at that}.0 the my truioury. A“ ‘ matter onprlgung this 34,800 is all um 3111!)ng A
.where it won collected."
lh*‘Eitlutilnit. "that we accept the ruling of
c right of liverytgmmwtmgv
illisirlct Commissioner Jones declar-
‘cd. “i have nothing to any."
‘t‘d thr Counciltiiat he hiid written lilPiclnNd Third District
. ofiSnlfltu. bowing gracefully toward the
February to, a letter in which lic-ad-councilmen. |
Council, and not the board. had theipeople who pay it?“ asked
right and power to appoint Itit‘cemx-Eman Russell.
croslty by missing it vote of thanks. 'turc «“3“ where vacancies occurred 9V6? do that." the mayor smiled.
queried to advise the Council. ibutISecond district. 85 is charged in tho
Ilt‘irat arid Third districts. Those tird
the conditions.
ought to continue. very good.” ~-
lation." City Engineer George A. Shorv
ron declared, “we are entirely at sea.
Adequate measures to make the mat-
ter uniform have been asked for."
tilterc will be “equal right for all;
(‘Q‘FSIVQ The proper procedure, the:
corporation counsel says, is to peilV
tloti the Board of Relief from the de'
clutch of the Board of Assessors. it‘
no nailsfnction in forthcoming the
lust rcnort in to tulle an appeal from
the Board of Relief to the Superior
coutt, information to this effect \ilillX
be sent (‘hrititlan Smart: and Samuel;
fort!
h‘bfllra The corporation couns-el'
stated he knew of no provision of law
winitby tiic tabeu in question could
be rebutctl. i
“Moral" or “Legal" Side. i
in the Find district 8175 has been!
collected in fees for newer connect
ttoua In the. Third diutrict thcnthoa
been leech-ed $67.50. No clttirize lai
made for thin service in the Second
district.
“ECONOMY”
THURSDAY
Tomorrow will be another day of wonderful oppor-
tunities to reap extraordinary savings. We have
gathered a list of special items that will appeal to
every person who recognizes good values.
25c DRESS VOILES
38-inch, fancy dress voiles,
fin-e ooeortment of cclom and
patternii. Tomorrow. per yd.
10¢
39c SHEPHERD CHECKS
Black and while. full 49
inches wide. 'l‘omorrovv, per
rm 29¢
inso TABLE LINEN
70 inches wide. All linen. dou-
ble damask, excellent value.
Tomorrow. per yard 31 19
25c HUCK TOWELS
lit 1-339. Union huclt towels.
All white, hemmed Tomorrow
each 14“
BARGAIN TABLE
About 1,000 yarda left. in
length» of 3 to in yards. Val-
ueado l2 l»‘_'l'. Tomorrow per
5t“
_\'ilf'd
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V 50c SHEETS
$3.50 BISSELL
CARPET SWEEPER
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31.25 UMBRELLAS
. 75c BOYS' PANTS
39c ART LINEN
Pill? quality gloria cloth.
Large assortment of plain and
trimmed handles Tomorrow
eat-ll 83¢
Of sergea and mixtures. .‘iizes
ii to it years. \\'ell made. To-
morrow. per pair 59¢
Isinch l-‘irul round
for runners. etc. One edge
unfinished Tomorrow pet
yard 19¢
thread
72x90 Firm muslin, neat cen-
tre seam. Tomorrow encb
25¢
(,‘ycii. heavy nickel ll'lullillng~=
Tomorrow elicit $2 39
Tilt colliniitmioitelt: of the Fire! and?“
o
l‘hird district. some time ”a, claim-
.cd tliit~ money a: beloli in lo the dis ii”
K K lcultics during the present adminilfl'li‘i
and it should be so in the set“
tlellit-nl of this "moral or legal" titles-
tlou
trit'f:- iii which It was collected. Thet
corporation tlilllltiH was tippettlcd to.
and last nighi be rendered his dcci-
illoii. ‘
The charter provides. lic slutcd.‘
that the city maintain all sewers tlfl
Bully entitled to it. he said. and they ”‘7’“ new ninth“- V
i Vlt‘l‘S to house tilt of their rttttoluobilt-n.thhl not how “Wm” w you?” It "firm"? the Second district would “Mm“ the Second district. would be held
.cetvc $1.800. 33.000 to go to the m‘nlla‘ble. and for that reason it» did not
The favorable vote ‘hmk if 300‘] Willi for the city to
':tive its jurisdiction iii the matter.
would poem this money ought to bait-reaped cost
ttit-voted to puma". in tho d‘mrlc‘dnenl of results. The committee in
charge of this comprised CouncilnienVn at rhp mix, meeting of thc Council.
M. H. Nuttiniz, George W. Stevena‘u'hicll will be held on next Tuesday
and John \v. Smith. it to planned tofmtlnt- The commissioners. in this
pay the expenses of the eight
‘ chines in installments and not be a
lump sum.
ul
move." motioned (‘ouncilmun
e rorporation counsel-hem a legal
"Ar: a question of morals,“ First
"I bow to the powers that be.’ " de‘
Commissioner
“Could we return the. money to the
Council-
"1 don't think the Council would
"There is no charge made in the
if you think that
“Until we ‘g’et some uniform regu-
“I look forward to the time when
special favors for none!” Councilman
5 lion.
Home.
. t . i
"any logical hast.- for Sabbath omen-nit.“ ‘°°‘ 7“ ”my damn“ “mi
“ ' d b- chains to big snow-plows;I
'5’ " ‘ have concluded thatmne hitche ) 9
undo. They the other day, and were driven up and
down the roads and pathways in Can-i
tral Park. The elephants had it been-
tiful time. and ain't want to stop and
, . go into their nitolla when their _drlv.I
bluntly cannot do such good work, ers were exhauatod. V
Title Minute vaat‘posaibilltles of
making aooe barter ‘iheiniiotm. Why
should tho itnimalo live in idleneao
supported by their various communi-
tloof Wily not‘uoe 'lboptloom to do-
tlver mail, hire the moakeyii out to
“Woodrow biblical oulhor- "mil in 91° WWW" 59;:
Mu..mum.m9Ҥm m W . -
hi on conflict to up new
dad's rest in seven is essential from
‘ho standpoint of physical and mental
one who toils only six am. And‘
number of More a anyone!“ to‘
six. the worker gets along better
the Weekly interruption. ~ ' 1
. mum-new»
questing that restrictions as provided
for in an ordinance. with regard to
out-of-town peddloni. be enforced more
‘atriétly tor‘ttio beneflt‘and‘wolfare’ot
local bakers. The Wages and hours of
bakers here are sharply affected by
the keen oomicliliitm they are obliged
to face: Hr. McCullogb-made the. in-
tereatlng statement. which lndicatea
pie mm: ot the situation} ihati . _ , , .
there .. some bakers in N u‘iougiifare. Although custom had made
who are contemplating moving out of
the oily. no little was the attention
peldto'tbolr interests.
Councilman Edgar G. flurphy unk-
ed: “Why is it outotutown bread is
favored)"; ' ~
_ Councilman Fred titration: pointt
oil out the «human of tlio'brood
. 1. iron. no .Vlll‘t‘» the Council would
Veto sorrow. inasmuch or tile
gentlemen were refused.
' Cali ‘le Fort Point om». .~
Acting upon'a request from the Pub
tic Service committee of the East Nor-
walli improvement Association. the
highway deportment took up the mat
ter of ref-liming Fort street. on the
East Side, toVFort Point street. It
was diacoyenodetbat [dart Point street
wartli'goriainol titanic of this than
Murphy said. who declared present
conditions were not right. 'I think
the corporation counsel would draft
some. regulation to make it uniform
throughout the city."
”7‘1 think that is very sensible.” said
the corporation ‘c'otiioel.
William 8. McMahon
thoughtlliere was
said“ be
some mlauader
sewer system. The Second.“ dlbtrict
taxpayers paid two-thirds of the cool
of their sewer. thereby pom their
ease-mate. The 3| cloned ‘in the
me til-inch trite» eat: the' m
on tlo‘bondloouoi‘a m. woo more
all tonitn‘buroo'tbe‘ottp. ‘ ».
“it mole to the.” Ir. new
Miniature e_ poet Wee tint
on it." collected in “0,” die-
tm minufitoalapbtouioeurm
it generally Fort atreetl its lent
alone is Fort Point otre’et.’ and by this
rfull name shall it hereafter be imown
and clihd.’ w _.
VILanoi-o‘ Spamming“.
hidden-might John J. Beuloauoy
M . 19592.21? Gthmnnfiere last
run to the council lvgdutedV._lP&
Molnar-Mr the Ronni! {Ponce
norm-t. ~M‘eloonon
. Vi. r... . .
't I
'V'. ~.
taut.
truth of that statement.
little semi-colon was left out of the
city charter the momentous question;
of whether the City Council or thel
Board of Estimate has. the power to;
appropriate unused funds hangs in the.
balance undecided.
is left out the phrase
could mean it number ofhthingkii. and’
< f ma ll .
'mdm‘“ l° (M "mm“ °‘ ‘1‘“ 3:333:35“?an $1?ng tion tog 3
But if the semi-colon is put in
the meaning is clearly apparent. Thin
matter was considered by the. Qoun-
cil and will also be referred to the
Board of modulate. ‘
cepL
Voting Machine. _'-
'l‘lic voting machine committee ltd-
llw Pxilcn-‘c of the Fourth district. VW-‘i'rd the put-chant- or eight
There ““flln hi-
cr connections belongs in the cily.”""'° machines “9" owned by the M'
"a.“ 1.,” “mm.” “H... ”m “Llond district would be exchanged for,
For this
Water to Narlrnake Home.
ma
inlghi the city (‘fifllll'l‘ has been reliK-init down snow and ice on streets itiid
unly followed out in it” past dilli-fl"'°““alk5-
Ornamental Lighting.
The Second district electrical coili-
inissioners received permission Itupro-
cecd with the neccs‘iary work toliialte
;ornamcntal lighting in the downtown
leer-lion a realized fact.
lbowercr. will be .subjtct to the ap-
;proval of the lighting and highway
llm~ departments of the Council. Although
. . . . , _V ,. M w uld coat “.500- The t‘ouucilliian Niittlng did ilot think it
opinion tilt money colletted forirmm" ”W o Vllf‘CERBBI')’ that these two committees
ruperviw the t‘Ofnlnlk‘thllt‘f‘s'
Their work,
work,
Councilman Murphy held that in the.
_.suxgelited ordinance.
inooden poles be removed from the
streets in the center of the city and
l”"chmii of damage suits the city. and
Tentative Ordinance.
tentative ordinance was submit.-
. i , . I. l i ‘ “ l ‘ I‘ ‘ ' '
.flllmt’tls. Justice and moral right. it betuccn 3 Nm‘flk election M a. d! V 94V! Dy the (it’tlf‘ltlli t‘Ollllllistlel’lerh.
' and tipcedier announce-[AP thin affects rit‘\'t‘i‘iii privlite corpor-
.lllitills doing-business in this city. a
;pubilc hearing is to be
held regarding
ask that all
suitable metal poles. to be passed no
i”" by the commissioners. erected iii
. their stead. A stipulation is also made
Th“ mayor was authorized to enter that not more than 2.500 volts «hall
into tin agreement on behalf of the:
city with the First diatrlct water com-‘dixirict's streets,
missionera to furnish water to Nm-i
mnltr Home. The First district water
commissioners will constructs nix-V3,?“ importanc
inch water main from Weatport aveithe wooden poles. and who:
one, at a point near the Home for mo:b€fll'|nfl that "phase of the
Aged to Boerii' corner. to Strawberry
Hill road. and thence to Noramakot
The water rates will be at
$700.
unanimous consent.
An important Soml.Colon.“
Correct punctuation ls very. imptlilr-
t 8
Because “i, United ' suites Governmnt
'timc.
City officials here realize
Whom
At any rote the City Council laatl
"all: paaoed a relaunch appropri-
Im "00 to cover the anew removal.
deficit. No i pity there i
If the semicolon?
to question!
V‘t an "mi-l
’Beardotl
i A. Hiitiltemeier
than! on ornamental lighting.
should be sent iti soon. the commis-
Isioncr informed. its it takes from four
ito five months for deliveries.
term: similar to those rates charged,8ul'ler\‘i8i0n by UN electrical commis- ’
other consumers. Water may be se-ismn" 0' ”‘0 Wires was: also touche
cured by unlimited supply or may be
metered. The cost to the city will be
ill the neighborhod of
fact that the Home has no fire pro-‘Mfll'flower H. & 1..
faction and has not the necessary wa-
ter suited to the needs of life there, under
was pointed out to the councilmanmid which carries the current from
This authorization was granted bi'I‘ht‘v dOWDDIIN i0 Dumb t‘chompm.
ed air which blows the whistle.
be, carried by any wire through the
Delay in Getting Goods.
Electrical (Yotviniltrtzloncr l-‘redcrick
laid stress on the
e of the removal ' of
great
situation
Orders.
'l‘ho~
.upon. ‘.
Fire Department Troubieo. . I
The matter of providing other than
The A. t‘. Current for the blowing of the N5
whistle was gone,
tiiViIto. The Council has been informed
t a-
after April 1st the cable strung ‘
the Washington street bridge...
be cut. Other means for blowing the
whistle are ask for. This cable he
owned by the Second district. and to
subject to removal tmlers from thud.
said the cable would be
the expense of the plant.
It W .3.
Winchester
removed ot i
and that its»?
Superintendent
maintenance under the bridge m"
W W
trlct. This mutter
hex/t Tuesday night's meeting.
intent takes-ob IO‘Iucll
at the electric flat
in dent '
i' .
iatroet. It is estimated this ..
'coot about no. This will be\ .. ..
bone. It to the die- .1
will be settled at -
Matter lox. V
The router box of the fine depart. ’
neededjoou it
as tut hm
recommended rm ‘
to the control station on Franklin
upoa out My night.
‘i Ono 0h: Ahrvn.
Moyor Carl Axel neutron: oak
Superintendent Winclioétor if it would
be feaoibio‘to bore no mute! in.
lieu from which an atom could III
loundod and heard in all‘lecmi mi of
the city. The p. in was meet ~ intbo
will! “it stator." -
. -9‘Qtr.flu.
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