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[Mill Hill YEAR
EXtEPl llll DiSlRlCl
(Continued from First Page).
The first budget taken up by the
”rd, last ei'eniiig,,w1is that of the
In department, and Chief Bogardus
(no heard in regard to the motor,
.m it is desired should be installed
11‘ the East Norwalk plant, for the
h whistle. The chief presented a
“mete report on the Weatport mo
II, which he had investigated. and
“oil, upon question, that a motor the
hue size as that in Wetttport—that is,
nit/e horse power machine, would do
.0 work in the Third district, but
hula not force air into the whi.\l9‘uitiount was needed
D quickly or as efficiently as would a
1 . horse power motor, for which the:
intended. The:
a had. at last night's meeting. an:
out of the company which installed,
t present Bast Not-walk 1110101, 11ndi
”It!!!“ lhll l'llf‘ ”PM. ‘llr. Branford 'tintrency fund item in the cducatlon'al
Illatle was really
by name, would upplr before the
“IN if the members wished him to do
h. and explain the need tlllld the plan
A thereby 11 honor of sufficient size niid‘bc t‘hlrnt‘d to the contingency fund,
”wen-1111111 be inet '1llc1l iii the Third
matrict. The board did not ciill on
Ir. Brunford for any information,
' Merci. and after (‘liief llotrardus had
mated tlittl the new motor, such as
“In swttntt-d, would cost only 3410 f.
0.111.. and that the company would take
{In Old motor in ext-linna‘c 11nd try to
dispose of it,
woprh-ttion for this motor, which
Mr
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Dr. Womanhoonodm
to the moral. dual- of lb
mm in the [Jacobi mum
when there who a severe storm it a
high tide, the sewer backed up in the
haemant of the school and. at sole
times. had been lillu loot do” in th
collar and had Watched the,“
in the boilers. Dr. Cohan: outed that
emulates roe-41nd ban the city engi-
111 er. and also tron would unitary
engineer-a. lined the out of such in
irmements as are positively noose
9173. as 810,000. Law in the evening
thin situation was iendiad when the
net of the street department.
The n ain discussion of the evening
opened at this tincture, who. William
Malone asked the corporation counsel
it it was legal. under the charter, that
one district should be assessed for the
bt-llt‘fli of another. and if the Boardof
Estimate had the right to take such
union? The board, according to Mr.
Malone, assesses the Fifth district for
815,000 and then turn it oher to the
Fourth. l'pon being questioned by the
corporation counsel in regard to the
1 hurt situation. Mr. Mnlone stated that
it was intimated that the. 816,000 was
|.1id on account of the expense of the
keep of highways.
(lorporatlonCoumt-l Lockwood stat.
originally stood at “50. The motion
was wanted, would cost only 8410 f.
granted for the installation of the new
motor.
1‘liief Bogardus then took up the
matter of the ill: alarm repairs, etc,
whiz-h included the transfer and cen-
tiuliration of the entire fire alarm sys-
tem in the (‘entral l-‘ire station. The
original amount of 32,600, which had ed that the plan was now the same as
been asked lot this item would be it had been formerly. in that thePifth
sumcient to cover the expanse incur- ldlstrlct shall pay a part 1! the ex-
reu by the change ,accordiug to the pen» of the support of hilbWIyI ll!
chief, but owing to the item receiving the Fourth, which the Fourth shall
a cut of 81, 000. the remaining $10011 11.1111 charge of. This plan is based on
would be sufficient to operate the eye lift? old cit) plan in Renard to the “D-
tern for the coming year only as it hep of high as".
non stands. T1111 matter was 111111111 Williun iteration W '1"
up later in the evening by the board. views on the aubioet ”I? capitation!-
and it was voted to change the appro 1,, and stated that be questioned the
ptlation for this item from ti, 000 fajruzureit of Fletcher R. “Weft!
H.500. 'l‘he inlscellaneoua 1111111 1 waaltormer monitor of the Board of ”“1
t.lso raised from 8500 to “00 after the! mate. and that instead of 015.1000 OI
lchief had rxplained “herein the added. one figured by Mr.hlontgome17. tint.
These additions in his opinion. the Fifth dilu’lCl should
to the fire department budget totalled my ”0,000. The Fourth district has
81,50, bringing 'llt' total for the fire de- 111.111 to take care of all of the Third
: ui'tnient, $30,058.50.
ilr~ Coburn. of the, school board, who
had been asked to appear before the
bound of Estimate relative to the con-
pr-nses. for whicll its citlaena are duly
taxed. hlr. McMahon was thereforoat
a loss to see the fairness of letting
the Fifth district get away without
any proportional increase, the some
as the other districts have been fore:
cd to accept According to Mr. Mcllla
hon it was due to the increase in the‘
fire, police and limb-priced engineer-
ing dcpnrtmcnta, which latter was
d1'paitinent budget, presented the va
l11111111 list of t‘XDNiMPE-l incurred during
the piuit month uhith 1111uld have to
and which left for the rear 11. balance
to $60.03. 0
sewer item presented itself in the bud.
district streets and other increased "'1
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1011A cannons. 1111 a can ...... .. ............. 3,1
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wasn wanna. 11-1111 ... ............... . ......... 35¢
’ SHREDDED was“, .kg. .......... . ......... 12¢
Miter new mamas . ............... 45¢ pk
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1 box “a in 1" (Shoe
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rouhultalaSp‘no.. 10c
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as Stamps with large bottle of A&P Extract! .. 25¢
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:0 Stamps with large bottle of A&P Grape Juice . . 1. 20¢
10 Stamp: with small bottlo of MP Grape Juice .
”10¢
10 Stamps with one bottle of
to Stamps with 1 bottle AdP Worcestershire Sauce 15¢
ace Instant . ...... . 10¢
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The 13111111 A 31 P. Tea Co.
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Free Delivery.
lino, hot this proposition encountered
opposition aplenty in the person of
lichael Riordan, who declared him
self in favor of cuttm’ ‘out all pve
meat (1111111: for this year. Ir.
Riordan save at a cause for his coon-
ontlcnl feeling the high cost of labor
and material. 'fliich‘. he stated, would
[1me id 11111113111113“: year or
two, of Rich tinid ‘ho WIT olv.
for could be done much cheaper Mr.
Riordan stated that he was in favor-of
repairing such roads as needod’atten-
uon, but was opposed to all potting.
An argument and discussion of no
small iaaana confused the out fifteen
Lor twenty inintitoa, during which time
'11 vote for 89,100 for the pavementmn
South “all: finetpiwas nearly passed
on live vote Of only 1- two numbers.
whose acclamations proved nearly loud
lcnougb to carry the vote through Mr.
McMahon suited during the tnlk. that
‘he was in favor of being as progres-
lsive as any of the other cities, and Mr.
Riordan, after asking if there was a
voted.
Upon-the question of William it. Me
Nation 1111 to where the cooking depart
ment got money for the purchasing of
flour, litrd .ctc., for its cooking lessons,
Dr. (‘ohtii'n stated that he was not
never needed before, thftt all the kick motion before the house. moved flint
1111.1 10111an over and also the hltzh‘att permanent pavements be cut out.
taxes. 'lhe motion was lost. however, and
‘Wlmt did the Fifth dinil’lt‘i over kill latter \lr McMghou had moved that
the motion was made:
and carried that 850 be titdded to the:
Past the crowd' in the lobby—straight
man they’ re waiting to see, go
WESTERN UNION
Telegram,
Day Letters and Night Letters
The yellow envelope gets the prece-
dence everywhere.
message before the other fellow has
the chance to shake hands.
mfmnnumottittnnm to.
positive, httt tlint lic preeumed it name
from the profits of the litnclt counter.
It discussion arose in regard to the
salary of $200 for the secrctitry of the
‘—
tniit liell.
"Tlil'\ not it in the- neck. the same'
hotly.
llud been spurt in argument, wlich
gained nothing but lost valuable time,
it was 1'1111dto place the matter on the
table lot litter discussion
The board then started to clean up
pttrtuicnts, the charities department
list cominfl first
department for hospitals, was cut dur-l
ing the early sittlnes of the board to;
1.51110 but. after listening to Charity
Commissioner Raymond's plea for,
nlOIT' money for this it'em. due to the
increased rates demanded from the
city by the hospital, the board voted
to restore the item to its origina' fig.
hl‘e, 81l,000. This was the only
change made, inst evening, in the char-
ity department. budget.
The educational department items
were. then considered. it was voted
after some discussion, to leave thecnt
of $2.000 from the item of text books
and supplies, which called for $7.000,
$5.000 as was Mint voted. _ 1
'8500 was asked for a“ contingency
fund. This item was cut out at one
time, but the board voted last night to
nature the original 1111mm.
r1111 1111'..th of the two rooms naked
for in the Lincoln'sehool us than
taken up, and, after some argument as
It delivers your
fifiuirgm 1111- me my
to the best plrlee to hate the new
'mms,ettnerintiiei.ineoinorm
" Concord building.” Hellman audition
’ danfmrinctholattor, it waavoted
to- 111111111 11111 81.500.183Id, for. for 1111;
expense. 31,000, themed 1°C”
, use at which monument-ail
1 he constructed. mmmm
constructed
the odds and ends of the various dew
out 111 toiiuolidatluu?” questioned 1‘ 111)- ftt, "00 for the South Main street pavc- !
Inient be granteda “5180 tor net are
one its for 1111 Cannon street, froml
.‘lS all of us" retorted )ir. McMnion Westport avenue; and 8800 on South “l b)’ taxation, ”’1. 011 1293 grand "It.
.Vtiin em to Concord street, thtI1
Attci ll considerable period 0' 11019 amounts were voted, thus giving Southl13 mills
Main street a pavement which it has
sorely needed for many years.
i it was then voted that the item oil
paving Seuview tut-nus be changed to‘
repairs on Beavicw avenue. and $2,-
000 be allowed for this work. l
The proposed widening of Riven
street calling for 83,600,11'33 killedl
’I‘hc hem of $11,000 11.1ked for by the. with a cut of 82,600,1naklng a total of:
$1.000 appropriated for repairs. i
The proposed improvements on Lau-
ra street were struck out without any'
question,” was also $5,000 called for}
the operation of the crushing plant. '
Street aigtts. calling for 8150, were.
cut‘ to 850. and the expense of renam-
ins and re-nuntbaiiu streets. which
amounted to $600. was out cold.
'The problem of the proposed eon~
ail-notion «(lowers was until taken
up, and'Wllliani McMahon stuck to his
former stand of grunting 820,000, in-
stead of 35, 000 called for, far this
item. Mr. McMahon has at all times
been of the opinion that sewers were
3* necessary fhctor in the city, and.
should be properly appropriated.
Mayor Harstroni made the sum, .
hen that he could tell the council, at: "
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migbt'n meeting, to assign the 820,-
NO. if it was votodrtliooil to them
or construction ht the menin- school,
1nd $5,000 on outside sewers, lt- vii
titan voted to appropriate $20,000 the
men...
At the aid of £1” meeting fie ORB
mt rhinitis til mum! paid”.
midrib. Mot its the mnem-
Quill. all: sheet mm 11111111
communes-15mg
mun-an Konstantin-111ml!
The proposed tax rates, compiled
from the net amounts to be raised by
tannin, and the mention available
in each district were then nude out
as follow:
Pint district—M 0.6m ro-
quironienta, 883.1“; estimated inane.
”.588; not amount to ho ruined by
taxation. nun: an“ 11-1. £7,463,-
568; district tax, 3 4-6 mills; city tax.
22 4-5 mills.
Second distrfet~Total estimated 1.
quirenients, 329.311: estimated in.
some, ".285; (81.800 for voting ma-
chines. included): amount to be raised
by taxation. 882,002: mnd- list, 89,084,.
3411 district tax, a 1-2 mills: city tax,
3! 1-: lullll.
fulfils/tel 185]
Business Hours from 8:30 a. in. to 6 p. in. daily.
Are you going away?
an omttead Co.
mar, JUNE n. I!“ '
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(if coursc every trawler who considers comfort trav- "
145 light. The j0_\>‘ (If the road are not fit him who goes "
burdened will; iiiipcdiniciita. "
A. light aisle can. matting covered, is a trifle to ’
carry. _ 1
Size 14-inch, $1.25, $1.15 up to 83.00. ’ T
Cane Cases, leather bound, 7 7‘
311150. $54». “no and 01-19 '
Small all». 14 to 20 inches, $2.00 up
Matting Bags, 17 and 18 inches, $1.25
later Trunks Kat Boxes ,"
Visiting Cases Luncheon Kits ,
' Basement,
Sport Shoes ~~
\thn the golf links and tennis courts cry an invitation
it is not We“ to answer tripping along in llllil soles and
French heels.
The White Canvas Oxfords are so Comfortable one's
feet never tire in them. $4.00 with Tullllt'l’ soles.
White Buckskin Oxfords, l'ulllwl' Stilt“, $6.00 '
White Canvas lace boots, 35m
White Bucklkln lace boots, 91.00
Genuine Buckskin Oxfords, lflCt‘ and llluclicr models.
High White Shoes Vtith i1'11r1' 30115 111111 rul ltcr litcls,
trimmed with blue. dark gray, champagnt or tan RuSv
sin, 111'1 stylish. $7 00 and $800
Summer Sacques
and Long Kimonos.
Breakfast Samues of dainty iigured laugn the mat-
est of little designs, all in light efltcts, 11itit a bit of tie
ribbon,
69¢.
Sacquoa in figured lillic, pink, lavender, as pretty as
a garden of small old— fashioned ilovicrs.
Also 111th them some gmd clear 11 hitc
styles,
$1.00.
Long Kimonoa of dotted swiss and fine lawn with
colored iacings. Very nice for stiiiiiiicr wcal‘.
$2.00. $2.50. $3.50
Lingerie Sliop. second floor.
and lilrtck
Third district-Total estimated re-
quirements. 811.817“; estimated in?
come, 8362.50: aniount to be raised by‘
titration. 811,515: grand list, ’ZJsflpt
934; unmet tax, 4 3-4 mills; city tax,
2': 3-4 mills.
Fourth district—Total estimated re.;
quirenicnts, ”34.008.50; total estiinttbi
ed income, 821,150: amount to be rais-
f‘tl’ by taxation, 3112.93.50: grand lief,
$18,986,850; district tax, 6 mills.
l‘lfth district—Total estimated ro-
quirenienta, 8384,.” total estimat-
ed income, $63. 350; amount to be rais-
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“79¢.
$2t,’1‘52,:750 total in for Fifth district,
The motion to adjourn, to meet Mon-
day afternoon, July 3rd, at five o'clock,
instead of at eight. was made anti car-
ricd
$5.98
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Samples of Underwear
Union Suits, Vests, Pants, Tights
that are needed for summer wear.
Just the kinds ‘ _
bonietliing to
Several different “eights, 11111111 stvwlcs
___pl1:asc every individual ta~tc or 11 litm.
”39¢.
452-.
crent st_\',<lcs sold rtgulzirly at 511 Ms.
Union Suits, Vests, Pants.
Union Suite of fine qiialitly, lllttslly
neck regularly Stiltl :11 $1.- " 11d $1 511
l ow
Main floor, itortli aisle.
English Gull Hose
Oi soft caslitticrc is al-
ways kind to the feet.
White for women,
For bathing suits, a soft
Silllll without a hit of
$1-5° drcscitig. 36 inches, $1.50
Scotch Heather shades
and \vhitc'for men, 011 purpose for bathing,
75 cts.
Main floor. Silk Section.
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Vests, Panto, Tights, Corset Covers, inwtlif-‘I.
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at Isthmus St. South Ntrwallt
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