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with flow‘ delivules ‘Ild folly
maths-.la-oltheopflonhto-T
nighway department has accomplish-i
t-d wonders. not only in the amount,
of war ideas, but also h, keeping‘
gdown the «not; us my this with a
étuli causation at the M that most
of our eitlsens, living on our 160 miles
of roads and pavements. are not dis.
posed to be sous“. niosrthe W-
tieur portions oi the filth“! M
ling their property is kept always in.
iorst class condition. 1 agree heartily
with the spirit 0 {the gentleman who
isaidweou’httowdoaaur roads
”100,000 a year for 10 years; but it
takes money to do w. ' ‘
1 Police Destined. _
3 The ladies d the Community Chub
i
presented a m asst” {gone
Wat-aunties “the
smith-.Wuthrm
at the City Council. list. the m
Telephone 1405.
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that Economical Price. $3.00
95 $1.00.
more»: mos. inc.
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comfort viii the Ed fitt'u.
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fl referred to one or more of these
. ttees, and all-committees render
‘ reports in writing.
. ' . . l of the departments render
‘ .. g»: ,. reports to the council semian-
‘. . sndthe Board of Education
. an annual report, no doings
mcil are fully recorded-in
there is on file in the city
olllce a complete record of all
t business transacted during
5 1h. convenience of the public i
than, once in the City mu
and
-‘uunmo‘eloekto 12
“ Alteronenar’eemrimeel
fitsosivetheoafleiatel-
UnarlhaveiveaM'hslls
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such matters. in each department. .ss'
seem to be of more than passing inter-
est, -
Finance Department.
The most inportsnt thing in the way
of Women: is the installation of
a proper system of accounting. as not-
ed above. \It is slho noteworthy that
the city treasurer succeeded in bore
rowing money for the city's current
use at the very low average rate of
3 34 per cent. The total interest paid
tor such borrowings amounted to 82.-
73107. When taxes are made payable
at the beginning of the fiscal year,a.t
least“ per cent; of the money spent
in interest can be saved.
The Highway Department.
in the Ffourth Taxing. District a re-
'nforced concrete pavement has been
onstructed on South Iain street, from
the top or the hill to Meadow street.
Itmilar pavements me now under con-
struction on From street and-Bur-
ritt ave-no. There has been macad-
u m our lists ovum. Oslo
and av-ae, IQ“, M Willow
~asve~bosaso¢nfitaliaowosshsve
“*‘mwhh‘UUflfl: outfit.
QCWUM ”fish-enlisted.”
“h'uns-n-bd ulna-Mm.
mmmdfimm Nine-
“MMWWWh
Mora-esteem: chasm
has“ resorted with material
caisson-sparing: issue‘s.
hose dosed; allestsh hsbhavo
“Habitual—use
winery-whenever oiled amend
MMMMUQ,
ssverslooosslonsthoyhaveuadli...
was essentially dated. Int m
there were no funds for the panes“
and apinhoososeotvghs
delay thee I‘- vduteored
ed very valuable asrvioo to the w
Jud ministered aosteleotivaly tom
unfortunate in whose hahalt it.
were summed.
, The ladies rendering this help are:
‘Mrs. J. hillton Coburn. Ira. ll'. 9.
Lyon, Hrs. B. D. Owen.
The department has missed Thon-
as motherland now for several
months: but to their credit be it said
that every man on the force. frat!
Chief Pennington down. has me»,
iy done a share of the estrs work.
involved by his absence: Ind the;
speedy and miraculous recovery of
our efficient detective ssrleaat is hail-
led with delight.
Fire Department
Last February the first. second and.
third, taxing districts transferred to}
. the Cityot‘ Hawaii. (or the use, hens-i
m m adultsao or the dearth taxing!
.district. all their movable dreamers-l
’tasanddroslsrmsystesufor the
sum or one dollar aid to each dis.
trict. Th other districts. led by the
lsnouddistdctalsemtothotsurth;
taxing district the use. rent tree. of
their several doe houses. (or the 1-0-4
minder at the fiscal year; and air
agreement was made that thereafte‘
‘the fourth taxing district should pay:
to each of the first, second and third,
"taxlnz districts an annual rental 0!,
E5 per cent. 0! the agreed valuations,'
iior, the use of said fire houses. 'l‘hus‘
[landed pleasantly a discussion that has‘
been long drawn out. 1
Another accomplishment is the repair 1
of the .fire alarm in the first district.l
The contrsct tor this wont wss wish-
.ed on the Electrical Commissioners:
of the second district with the result;
that today the system is in [00d sa'ei
condition. and boxes that have rt?
responded'tor two years are now dc-i
in; their full duty.
A commission consisting of Pro;
i
i
or the needs munch“. “ m ,y
, -|‘he Ice Issstusi
matey iromttieelevator onthe third floor of
the eye is instantly attracted by beau-
Fu'nishings. Rugs, both the best of Orientals
beautiful weaves in quiet subdued color—
inge, for fruit; moms, hallways and Smiles.
Rag weaves for Colonial bedrooms.
C’te‘wuns and Art Fabrics for interior decoration.
This is Home Craft Week
in the Curtain Section
The new Cnaft Lace Caroline are is—attention is di-
rected to the beautiful display inane d the Main St. wh-
dows. if you wish to beautify your own windows now is
the qrportunity.
Third floor.
Motor Robes
Ainsqulakobethsta-youewiiibepmdto
havehhisear.orasablssketeatbe den couch, is
mmrm,6esdooaod the celebrated
“W“,
i ' Third Ifloor.
Gay" and Decorativgjcfabrics
no one «1 mm .nd‘aintm menu through
everymom is the houses Scrccm sod lampshades, dra-
periesaml W at every shape everywhere.
m tor luncheon dailies, new patterns in pink,
blue and yellow. 60 eta.
And a yard and a quarter makes a set.
'Iliird floor.
If its Glass You Want
'niis ‘ oupol artistic jugs. tsnlcsrds and bonkers
looks ” Moll like a col'ection of fine old heirlooms.
The luncheon orsuppertahle instead of being chill and
splendid with silver and cut glass, may take on warnitfi
and informality with this iridescent glass which glows
with color, and shines with encrusted gold tops.
ACovered Jog. which will hold about two quarts of
mulled cider is “.00 ,
Six breakers for $4.00
The Set $12.00
These nrficlcs have half-inch gold band at top.
Sugar and Cream Sets. 93.00 and $3.50 per set.
Candlesticks, 92.50 each
Strawberry Sets, $1.65
Bud Vases, $.00 $2.50 and $4.00
Mayonnaise Sets. “.25 and $3.30
Covered Jugs. $4.00
de Tea Glasses, $16.00 a dos.
Lemon Dishes, “' $2.25
Computes, 85.00
Vases in imitatior'l‘iifany glass with enameled gold bor-
dcrs and lines, $7.00. 37-50. $8.50 and $9.50
Basement.
Eli! Em. Keith (1111er
(emu/add I”?
The Separate Skirt
hmaad‘l‘alebm attractive models is
Heel. ”geisha”
uthM,MMbu-red
w'fi 9“, green or blue. l,
We Check and Minutes in the latest styles,
‘ -‘Js.’ .5410 to $10.50
. . 3'! W floor. 5
For the Writing Desk
Bet Sets in brute. hand painted, use to $18.00
I:- Ink was _ 3. ate. to 33.75
1'. bays, Bail Blotters and Files, 50 eta. to $1.05
Stamp Box and Paper Weight combined,
50 a. and $1.00
I“ Lawn. a box containing 1 quire of paper, cor-
respondence cards and envelopes for the some, in
pastel shades, light blue, fawn, orchid, pink and
white. Nice quality '1‘ '. .
Rad’s Colonial Lawn, so do.
Road's Linen Lawn, 35 cts.
First showing of this season's newestw models.
In all black kid, 8 1-2 inches high, with welted 501.5“
and leather heels, $6.50.
Same style in bronze with turn sole and Cuban Louis
. $8.00
Tan Russia with perforated footing and tip, $8.00
Black kid at $5.00
Mon Boots of patent kid and dull calf with artis-
tic side seam, $5.00 and $6.00
“Tina!!!
To restore the color'aud freshness of silk under-
wear, stockings or blouses. It is not a dye—it? is a tilt,
and is used the same as bluing. _ ,
It tints the garment with a single dipping and adds
‘ a hter. In blue, flesh, lavender, pink and sent,
25 cts.
Wa’ 1M Rust Mudfidmtddiu timeof
Unable. ‘It will remove rust, ink, or. fruit stains,
‘ so cu.
Absorbent Cotton for medicinal use, pound pack-
, . 30 cts.
Bath Salts 41". Very refreshing and delightful in
fie bath, as eta. so “and 81.00
’ Toilet Section.
For the Cook
Sanitary Egg Better. 'A‘ large glass jar with a spring
beater, very nice tor whipping cream or mixing
mayonnaise, ‘ ~ ; . 10 cts.
Glass Butter Jars for the refrigerator. In these butter
will keep fresh. sweet and uncontaminated from
surrounding odors,
Oblong. two sizes, 1 pound, 315 etc.
2 pounds, as ctr.
Round at as and soxcts.
Basement.
Silver Plated Ware
Candlesticks for table, desk or mantel, so cts. to $4.50
Silver Tea Sets, 4 pcs., $12.00 to $5.00
Bread Trays, $0.75 to $6.oo
Sandwich Trays, 8400 to $6.00
Sandwich Trays, Hammered Silver, 39.00 to $9.75
'Apple Slicers, \ ~ $2.00 each
Small Casters. Pierced Silvcr, 65 cts.
Flower Vases, $2.00 and use
Fern Dishes, $2.50 each
Sardine Dish and FOrk, $1.75 each
Lemon Dishes. 60 cu. old $1.95
Mayonnaise Dishes and Ladle Sins
Mustard Jars, 65 cts. each
tee. 81.25 and Sass
Cheese Dish, $2.00 and $300
Oil and Vinegar Sets, - $2.00
Basement.
\ .
*~ Smart Styles in Boots for Women .;
len- .44}; -\l..., ‘_,‘.‘-‘.‘ J
J)
u'q"‘J -
Committee Frederick H. Geller. “tr-l
Chief D. William "arm is looking
into Ire department matters. and Will
indootime mahstotheomcllsoch
recommendations concerning rules
and regulatims as seem to them to
be tor the good of the mice.
Charity W.
The city spends ml: year about
83.000 in charities. One-third of th’s
sum is paid to hospitals; one-third hr
the outside’poor. and the reinstall:
third is chiefly for .the Miocene".
oi Naramskeflome. but partly for the
Disneeuw. the County Home tor
children. the lockup and the salaries
oi the three town dodora The Char-
lty Commissioners serve without pay.
During the year the first District
Consuls-losers. olden contract 'lt‘tt
ransom has-dorm
leer com John D. mine. Former amount mm mm
this matter, to use what an be done
in the way 0! really omalsed charl-
ty.
'i'ha'liesith Beard hu had a W
lticularly busy Mr-cbhflirhfl-
ever. 1: its Gloria to prevent sick-
nose.
deer and an energetic Health Board.
Nor-nth has been most tom-ate ll
having only a dew isolated cases cl
intantiie paralysis. As sooa as dau-
nr was scented. the Health Depart-
ment issued the most stringent orders
as to exclusion. inspection. quarantine
and the like; and a systematic can'-
askn of mutton was at once out
late operation. mus dollsrs sr'e not
to be counted when health is coo-
spent.
Health Department.
Thanhtoavigllanthoalthol-
the rest.“ . .
ottheestrawuha-Istedts,m~m
ii
"To be a’ mum] city we must be
very clean city; but oar house clean-
ing last sol-inc was delayed too long.
"Clean-Io week“ was a tailors for
be done: smiths poiiostweouado
Million and Debts Department. .
amount-ions l’m mitt-Mould!“ oo-Ins
tions haves“ oarriedcertsin mm“ verymneh under the contra or the
imprinting. “mu“ mmufldmm Wists ya: Second
. mmummm.m
“‘“m“'°°'“"m"°“'.uu was chant—co that now a: Dl‘rlchnwhths’wmwmhea.
poration eranutowm’N. Y. They
willbeuse‘dhrthenrstthnehthe:
election to be held on Nov. 7. Both!
lack of co-peration. I submit that in models and machines are now on ex-
tuiure the order for the “clean up" .hibition, in many sections or the city
should come iron the Health Board— for the instructions of voters; but as
with specification as to what must for as the voting while is concerned.
themetthevotlnxmsohtneis sua-
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hastecanbeiasdeonlyolowiy.
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may mean new locations Ior mes,
“wants...
from the city in the shape or $1,750, This section at my mm wm-timatmmmmtmna
appropriatiou,udlthinkweareall notheoomplotewithoutrecordingthe
«reed tint the money was well (not thst the city hss adopted Wot- The health boerdaad the W
.111: machines, and now owns eisht committees are considering better:
such machines; purchased from the wags for and“? I: m0
,d . ‘ ‘ Game-an refuse; ere neodoraniso-
a can city I think Norwalk is a Automatic Registering Muchin lotion hospital. and the autism-
in‘ the attention d the entity
board; and then. too, one or these
W. we 4!:va have» a Van! 4.4. man
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