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I Q" 5 "'ctnaclh'iah Rollandthu wanted
.‘ i.» ,0: on its um. _
f; ’Ialdt Commissioners.
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no Dower street visual and our.
one urn us. In in.
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"my... .—-o . um”...
it“; ‘ .4 mo canal. .1.» W.“ 18 When Isu- least
grommmmm 11.0““ Imam.
a. 'a an if some dilcuily is (listened. . l
if is the course oi the operation. 'i'iteI
v must.“ no W the matter
~"~ mi; tad on! who another I?“
this-Hinton. em or sea. waste. {MCI
mum-gala mud to the hettermut the pres-at sewer is nulls to handle
0! the melted will be toured with setisisctorliy. The "PM was Imit-
oieasuos. 'ltlsthusheoedthatevery- ted.
cesium-chum oithoz WI the Blithe d‘fll‘l- 11W,
mm whichwlii‘he uniform tell. what: roan-ted ”dos hr,
hundreds. ‘ua curl-om my offer.
WWII”: sorting, a kick ”who avenue. the commu- I»
“7 been made on Maple street. west was registered by a. Iecond Dist- ported that the property was an hid,
d Present area-e. As other Wrist, ”ttthmt the m D; punts mas. and uh being the
m m I” ll lied Ugmtsiot poesenbd bills}!!! the Fourth one. it wofld h mile tor the
Item. the mules did not see I} new amounting to W650 to.- a. sit: to do anything in retard to tho
ado Walnut the Maple streétlrom or are hydran[3_ The young, matter. This report was also accept-l
i ”a" Mount lust at lire-eni— Thll Distrust paid tho hills. and the Second 91-
aspect was accepted. ‘ immict is random... an at. m A petition mtllnil‘ too ioiiovinxi
W lurch "netted M District row we Fens-th. The mat- W was pretest“ to the eitd-‘
~ ”this lied DVOIW U tor was referred to the are committee, ‘ sens MCMWU. one hundred and sib‘
auditions eflstlng at numerous publgmr the [angle had been expluned by ty eight of whom. have signed cheirl
Q fi dumps Ihout the city. had 1h“ ll Commissioner Hatch. names to the request. l
no. opinion the dumps were not in' Belt ordained hyihafhluiiulthe.
geasess’ruismtiereatl
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% In regard to the Maple street cg.-
‘Iinni Married to by the Wall"
~ neipperend offlfld'flt"fl.lflt°~o
minim presented to the deem it
“maisomsme-enhhsdn-
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, Morris N'sviaaky. in a communes-
uuu had shape at mi. The onus- “on c. the council. objected to the Cityoi Norwalk:
Hilda statod that at tho present time but as an Tint section 1 oi the ordinance en-
lloadow street layout, ‘ ‘
s. was a herd matter to obtain aches ' work has already been sanctioned and acted July 85th. 1m entitled “An Or-
.1 “I to cover the garbage. but that! ordered. Mr. Navuaky is too late with‘ dinanoe tor the Regulation and laces-l
,‘ Q! street department was doth: ltlyhis objections.
using of Certain Public Cuivoyancea.”
if test to relieve the reported conditions., Salvator Charriot, the local contrac- be amended as follows: alter the]
all report was accepted. .
ltor insinuated ‘by letter, that either words “twenty coma" and below the]
. lane ““01! wiii_he taken immsdiat- tgvorlusm 0f negligence on the part W0l‘d “shall" In the sixth lilo'threolq
0 Lit”! either the 8.N. E. T. (30.. ortho at Btroot Commisaipnar tiger-mo had insert the words "end motor Vheieies
' ”Calm Company. to m 039 0’ resulted in M outxider'cuitractor's u‘fid 101' the conVeYC-DCG 0' m“
as poles in front of the residence or twin the clerk on the Burrltt .70. gen to and Iran rural diatrictu u!l
ml KIM". ll CW,“ ”m '0‘ use QWII‘ layout before he or any oth- flld C“! on all“ where "I?" II 39‘
’j '9‘. Thu ”MW ’1 a; anti-actor could get a chance to street railway or other means or no-
‘ thrush": commitm‘m Iii-I6- score on ii‘. in. Charrlot was quite lic conveyance." so that new locum
" gen a communication was received strong in a number oi assertions. and u mended Mi Md II WI:
, H— !(r_“-Kenw. h which be with out“ that he II tum d the city,‘ Section 1. No motor vehicle other
. ‘8“ If” "I0 901" 11! front 01. loit‘that he should have a chance to than I street MRI! “I". W m
fl hula. fume on the city’s" work it he wanted vehicles on which the minimum our"
ll Mild to the WWI! avenue to. All Hr. Charriot wanted w 2 tr tor conveyance within theiiinitl olth
. moi-int. recently received by "10 play. In regard to this matter. un- City of Nerulslk is non than twenty
. ooaocil. the committee reported that on... um, ingot-m the council coats. and actor room-goo nacho
that avenue had already been attend- that Mr. Charrioi must hava neonata- conveyance or passengers to ad from
Q ed to. and that seed mu m DOW'inlormed in mud to the contract to rural districts at said city on rental
~ wooed m that section The ”which he referred, inasmuch as the when tom, is no strut railway or
' lit '0“ “NM «work had not yet been 8N9!) out to Other means' 0! public cumulus.
' Councilman Russell. mm the moss. shall he used or upload he a some
Nice committee’s rem lined 1110 A complaint from John C. Pierce conveyance to convey any verses c
. “ointment 01' 1. Frederick l“ll"- who and other Winnipauk residents in re- pomu through the public streets at
‘ sum 01! 901100 emotions I W“ yard to road conditions was referred the City of Norwall for mu, escapi-
the can. as a IliDt'flllll-‘llm 90110 to the highways committee. in; in accordance with the provisions
. last. The council voted his appoint- The olicisl resignation of Paul M, 01 this ordinance, and unless mgr
. nut. Solie'a as constable was received and authority at and mount to a license
Councilman 1"“ W- Smith. “m lOCGMOd- . 101' such vehicles and for each driver
- ”count the resort oi'the print-hit A letter trom Mariel: H. Quin-time“, u hereinafter mutton.
. .1 lighting department dwm tar-d in which the writer called etten By the m .1 such an ordimoe
.gwllfll that d lltllt be installed $4.103, k. the. llllfl pl ill caulk... tho pm: m m to 6., $-
g the corner or W.“ Cedhrl none rib-“mgr
, 2mm. The council voted the intel-
received This lsattar had aloud! b any. This little! has run for
hitch of the recommended light. 0’! n
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lbeen redefined to the highways commit- our a year. to the rural districts on
ice by Mayor Haratmm. Mr- Quifl- the north end at the Mn. and has
lose Tariov, Chm“ Gehruian, '3“ tard stated in his communication. that now hoot-no not only a conic-lance,
luau. Mammoth. of Rowmon. wu- the city would be held liable tor the 1m: . necessity. it It m not tor
In F. Moyt. representina the board condition m existing is that pilot this motor my the muslin at that
u assessors. explained that the'difl~ 11,. highways committee will report section oithe ionnh district, would be
nines emountered‘ 0““ W0 “I“ at,“ this matter at the next meeting. ionligod to greatly incosvlenience
. fine people. wreaks to clerical 0|“, a communication com charity com- Wm“... “out,“ my wished toI
'M 0“ “1° part 0‘ U" "WM” mission" Gecrse W. Raymond. Pe‘ coins to Not-walk. For this my
I. the cases of Helen Scodold, Hrs.
'na‘liliistoof street was council out out or business the Crew __
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' i I 1 Rania Linen. Suits
Gentlemen, one complete stock of silk stripes, .
placed madly in the sale at a real reduction. Such useful and practical suits in hot weather. i f1 _.
Neat effects, inconspicutus tan, gray, black and Linen feels so good in August. .; ‘;
blue on white, for non of conservative tastes. Old blue Old rose M'hite i 2
Purple, lavender, Bdg'us blue, light green and Golden brown “istana {-
black, just a little ultra modish and with a certain Some of these were made to sell from $i 5.00 to $20.00. l- ,
style and dash. ' 810.” Illnlc “”1 last.
Those formerly $5.00. l, 3,; '1: Second floofr . l j
”.95 chance. ‘ . ' jg:
— Milli floor. Wash Dress Skirts
Q 'An entirely new line. Manufacturer’s sale at small X“
Rugs! The Hartford Sonny profit. - . d ‘ 2,
People familiar with domestic rugs know tlti’t; Wd WNizignwfiifimy' Rm": an 1 l
standing of the Hartford Saxony. Thick, velvety, "" , .
peculiarly soft. close pile, with the most reliable of 81.”. 31.50. 81.95%”..5 ' , Ii ;
foreign dyes. and in Oriental designs‘, this handsome Rene Ian! all ”PM“!- 0 "19PM“ “dm‘ ‘- .2
rug is worthy 0! any setting. '3“ 9““ «L a Na D. 0, D23. . aw“
Specml' Price 6 . - -
A . $ 0 O Millinery .
size 9 x to ' _ , . _ . _ .. . . . . a,
We emphasize the fact that these rugs, if bought nd it collecgtn of pretty things “Std iii liat trimming ,i
today.'would command at high as $68.00. The price a ancy w. ' ' if
of good rugs. those bearing the name of a house of "WW Quins “d Feathers '
high standing, cannot be kept down longer. Note this
fact. A word to the wise householder who wants a
really fine rug.
Come and look them over.
C’.’
Embroidered Balding and
Killian lands
Colored and Fancy Malines
Iota and Ornaments
Buy now for next winter’s fancy work and trimming‘.
Second floor.» ‘ I",
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With just a few exceptions our complete stock of
summer footwear will be placed at sharp reductions
this week. Every line is incomplcte. but all sizes are
in this final mark down in one or another line.
Wot-en’s. Pumps. Ouforda and Shoes
, formcr prices $4.00 to $8.00
now $3.23 to 85.95
Children’s Footwear
Play Oahrds and-m
horn-hide, sizes incomplete.
Third floor.
Art Work
Do not forget that on may have free instruction
in pa rope-weaving or baskety and the modern
art 0 picture framing. _
Spechi Pupi- Lunchenn Secs that were 25 cis.
to Ctl. to close out.
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{Third floormi': l ',
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nothing Shoes
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of tan calf and gray
av.
For women ' '
formerly $1.5? to $1.35, . 1%: '11:: m models in bth saline with ‘- I
F 133$.» to lug. according to size. M“ ' ‘ I . ,p m ‘ ‘
°’ .. 0le Pump“: of dull calf and white , ‘ i ,‘vili‘ masochis- iii Ir' *3 this rand white 1 ‘
canvaamthaaltem _ , . *fidy2r.§,.l ”“15"“;in .‘ i. '1. ..
‘Vm ‘J-SOi . . “0' “-05 i , R ‘v: _ ‘ ’ -. .‘Efi‘ r n r . \ it ~2 ' it ,- ?‘
Sim 3 "2 '0 5- ’ . ‘ ”'"llfiki Second floor:' . l
Ehrflalrahdlnmmig
lane at immune» Mew tom mu that swans ”Imprinted the cltilma oi Crsnsory none-ted.
W nm'NSM' "1d others M dross ills “appropriated revenues or that the Cranbnry litaey be exempt}
2.016 or summe- so! their fifth district to make up the hospital from the ordinance by tho Mn! all
my un , Monomer-Ottomans” in isotherm. damrtmont. the above amendment. i
his matter waagmhiued until!!!“ no rseolud. - Councilmen Smith Attach” June 1'. Doctor. atessd,
week. during which time the W6 0' moved that the amount be appropriat- the position or both the mum oi the!
”00650” Flu FINN!” WVW* ed, and it was so voted. jltney himself, and the people whonj
b the rhino: all disputed assess». Through a note ‘from Attorney! he sccomodsiod and made it clear to!
”In! valuations. '7 lKeoxh c Csndee. the council was the council. that the line now under
The seminal”! "9°" 0‘ “itch!“ iniormoo inst ii the city did not take momma was the only ovauaoiol
ll, police departmont. was Md and Ma steps to remedy the bad means of transportation to manyottliog
Weill“. ”drainage conditions which now exists residents of crummy. n was umd'
“imam“ MWPW t?!“ m ‘- about the. property of Elwzne Latina. om dist by having to pay the bond
resolution in Which the council was at 32 and 34 Second Street, Ea“ N0!“ and the license, the jltney owner Would
'tauneated ‘0 W15)” neogd‘oidewalks walk. it would be necessary for In an. to work just sweaty four days.
1" Hosp?“ avenue. “‘1‘! charge “'9, Min to start. a suit tor damages to My tor the right to run his car. oy
”N” the “all to the ”mm, own. against thocity. This matter W8! ’9' which means he cams a living.
' on wheaedand the new walks wens ”a.“ to the highway committee.’ Attorney Dunbar “a backed up in
, Ml" mm .01 Jmls‘“ who wilt-investigate the claim. and lids assertions by several other real-
as“ h“ #er When-W “not rotor tho prdhiem totilt'o cursor-soot. oi the oflmtedisection. one oil.fl
WW3 ' ' Iatlonconssol. » ~ f'thasepnclalniuthatitwesnotsaiej.
i’ A bill was presented MI. 1'. Crock- ior a man so leave in. m tied to a
.ei': oi stimiord. amounting to $9.11 post in Norwalk on a snow, night.
~ . Itor mi done to his automobile In View oi the feet tint said Cranhiu'y
Councilman Nutting. oi the iinsncs'on [dog's Highway. Corporation "mm m in» mm and" dill-2
Qty—mime, reportedmt aboutflomo Counsel Lockwood stated that the we and . “mg-91 mm mm“.
mld he needed ina short time to 50: city was in no way liable for the hill 1%; his team in tho Fit-st District
the sinking tun. cod no meat; and would norm it. strum. he was at the opinion that a ,
1’ some WMlM‘mt thei William H, McMahon, spawns for person would be lucky to ma find
Moths empowered to hon-0V2, William Greta. of Putnam Avenue. his hitching post when ho went to not
amounttotlds thocity oror'oiatod that a number of years Wolds hdrae.
,ehdoithensoatyear. anticommunist inasotvsrforhllhmm corporation counsel lockwimd stat-
” meiohemwtheneedod 35 Faust-Armand that at the ad that while he in!!! realised the
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, “fight“: utodthn‘oodlnvoive‘dvlil‘the changeL'Thq‘ilfi"fitter.m orig wflchcliie , _ l
.u g“... “M: , motor was rescued to the hlshnrrfllt onto voodoo W hiked: u *2:
2m crusts-cinnamon: mittee. .. _‘ ~ M "JAYW-flxmémm- ~
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