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biting well at Wm" Smells "P l Uhtb k H. out 1 . a a c-
aning in large school.
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,wlucli Porto llito sum-red from 19.1.
until June of this war arr-.2 dim: to
The many friends of Mrs. Charles.“ wporl aubiiiittt-d in the annual t‘ull‘
l't'eutluu hvlt‘ or the .liiiviit-iin Fiidrra-
Garfield of Orchard. street are gliid log , . . .
*9 her out again after her long j”iron ot Laboi by Santiago lplrsias. 1“" rounctl “"99““! and the 79W”
.e“ idem ot ilio Fri-c Frdel‘allull of, “'35 “WEI-lied. A [million was ro-
lbuis S. Brers. t'lt'Tk of the (‘i'y
l‘ourt, reportcd that lu— hud issued or-
ders amounting to $273.03 since the
l pro:
Safety follows. by using tb But Gndu of out
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We offer you more units 0' heat 9:: ton than Ordinary
Kinds. It pays to use the Best. tho! has a warm' eliect
and a comiortabk Batista: ‘On to the customer. mfet us
dmonstuu and prove ou' martian by unding us your
order now.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
wived from Barney Pulley in which
the lattcr ()flri‘ed to buy the strip of
land running along Franklin street.
“near tho rumor of that street and
Monroe :‘ilt’l—‘l, iroui the city, Wil-
liam H. McMahon \- in; hard from and
.uuggestcd Ul'nl only the portion near
.“LHJI‘OI‘ street he sold to Mr. Pulley
thrkingmcn of Porto ltit-o. urn-e l.lt-"
island’s system of p:oduction and tho
l concrntratioii til utiiltli iii the hands
iot‘ the few.”
Buckingham Post, w. R. o. No. 30 : "Over twuuiirus of this \walth
will hold a business meeting in Rod‘wrestei‘ from our soil," ho continued,
Mon'l Hall, Norwalk. tomorrow flirt-2'11“ been taken abroad, thus mini»
—-~Gladys Brockwcll in "TM Sins of
Her Purents,” at Regent lutiiotrow.
noon at 2.30. tinting Circulation and neutralizing . ,
. .. . . , _ llt- suggeutvd using the rest of it in
-———‘ ‘tndinuual at'tll‘lllnt to the vxtcnt oi widening Franklin tr . Mr Me
All the thildren Who “)‘henedit"llll'Pllll' thr- island into a r tu'oti if . ‘ ' fi ' ' ‘
‘ f’ " I I Aiuhou stated the booty trallc on the
treatment tor inl'uutile paralysis in
the mmngion word of in» Stamford
Ho>piutl have been discliargrd.
Bishop Fcnwit-k Assembly will hold
I regular meeting this evening in tho
rooms of the South Norwalk Council,
Knigbtn of (‘olutiibw-t. All lllt‘lllbt‘l's‘
are mouested to lie prom-iii.
Ei‘lfdolil l‘XDIOllt’d hr cud for ”)0 Sol}
llt'llPfil of tho» corpouitions that in
“out their capital in Porto Rico.
street demanded that it be Widowed
and .aid that he made- the sugges-
tion in order ll) saw the city money.
"w‘ ““9 35"‘000 children entircly as a sidewalk is about to be built on
devoid of all school facilities, ”within 5m“. mid if it had to be tom
army of tiiieiiiploicd in enormous, them, again and replaced it would mean
Work of sanitation has born handirl‘ponfiideramig “pump, Mr, McMahon
capped and laws tonducive to lhe‘ogned to gjyp the city a strip of
protection of labor have th‘H sus-iland from his propcrll'. which ad-
iu-iidud iiiid HIP community at hug:> join that ouncd by llll’ town. in ordel'
l l.-t‘i‘ll M (M in it most euibarr- L that the road might be of the name
1m ri‘vdit'nnic-tit" jwidth. At lllt‘ slluflvh‘lion of Mayor
'1‘!-- 0i intt‘i'ca‘t on loans to liarstroui, the whole matter was H‘-
liii‘ .‘.li- Iglpsjug said,‘ lured to lilt‘ highway committee lot
': It ‘2 to ‘20 and iii :‘Ulllt‘ iiiittuncoskluriht‘l' “UP-“id“mnun-
A ('Onlm’lllllt‘itl ion
Roll volt (ti members and nonli‘...
for rustling your, to
Adril‘ No
V. in
tioii u! tint-Tit
night. Nurwulk
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ti on. ll.i>nt‘:-, l
which deplorvil!
lnertible rendition of Mechanic}
'streot and sight-d by A. llct-esarc, lit
‘itersm‘iviu, .loliii lialylw and Will
linm \lorun. \i‘n-i lt‘fl‘l‘l‘t‘d to llll’ high:
The priro of coal is duiiidlitig day
by day. Local dealers t‘ti‘t‘
stiiiiors that there he no further t'z-iit'
of panic, as tho print. in thvir «stiiiiu
tion. will be down to tho figiiru tlizit
rulrd during the :s'llmlllt'l‘, All the first - .
of next mouth:-rSluutlord Advottalt‘. 00770" ‘OR EXPLOSIVES. .
\‘t'ASHlNli'l'ON, Nov. 15 ”Math
ll] iivtl pl'](t‘l‘l
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unis-mu ‘
iii lilt’ PUl'lU‘ ”W “”0
:iiw- lTiIl union».
Iii-nil Pl‘lll‘rilililll, \iilli .’\ll llufll't‘yflll‘
lilt'll‘illt whip ul‘ lillititl I‘.t‘illln‘l'h'.
wny ('()l\lllllllt(‘. i
A communication that u'namc platvi
- - » . . . : venue at the in
mi cotton lihrt~ lllt‘liitlllll.‘ ltiiti-rs and he ”MW“ ”2 3"”: n u “a turn ‘
‘ 4 . » ~ ' ' cs 1”?" 9 ‘ it .
ill!” lilirt‘. Until iii iiiv iiianiitat-turc ”Ltcinottlon o t
. ed over to the highway comnilttrc 3
:.:un cotton and k‘xplurlit‘b oi it“ kinds _ ,
' . The suggestion was made by John,
during the» quarter l‘lldlllg, bullieluber- . . ‘1 _'
"o “mm,” 1 l, 1.... .“i W l ‘iMPGlHH and Holly ll. bluuaou. 1 it i
u . ‘ t. ll ,._ _ . ~ .
- ( ' ' ' Hum“ m .(‘ity (‘lerlt road it commuiiicatlonl
0"” pound bil!l‘l~‘ ”Multan-d
All rulurnn ti'oiii tho l‘t‘t‘t‘ll‘. Ill'i‘
nu it's fair llltlh'l l)» turnnd iii iii to.
niorrow night's moi-ting of the (till
:ers' Association at the Nnrwalk lI‘ir.~
Department. The iiitwtiiig uill hr lit-lit
:it 7:30 o'clock in tho l’ioii-h-r quiii:
9m in Main strt‘ot. ;
-~.lolin ii. Dultiii, piano tunn-r from
,Ncw York is at tho Cliflord. Schlalk
attention given to player pianos. 'l‘.)
H‘t'u'i‘l’ him ordm' lll once.
142.725. bum during lllt‘ qual‘lfll‘tllllt: from the "3mm" m W m,“ .
, . , ‘ mm and ‘Alfll’lt‘d by Rcuih‘lrfll B» t“
mg June .30. the (‘i-nsiu nlll‘t‘flu tot Fcencv which 51319.] that the rt‘giit-l
day ‘3"“0uuw‘l' Ftrait-ti di‘t‘llm‘d to take the onrollinonl‘
maimed "mm" mm by “mnmac'imr personal and millury ttixcu ior‘.
turers of expkm‘v‘)“ “t ”w cud or 1916 owing to‘iho fact that there is.
September aniounlptl to 24,685 munch“ extremely large tt-rrltorr to lioi
“m" ‘" 5001mm" ”"1”" """Wmledcovered in the First and i‘uurthi
with 22’895 MI”; held “‘ ”'0 and “Awards. Mayor liuri-tlrom madc ii mo!
Jlm‘“ lilon that ho ho given tlw power tol
llppolnt nomt-ouc to tnko the «mall '
‘ment and the motion was currlmi.
‘Tlle uppoinlnicnlit will be made hum:
‘ Miss Jullti ll. Lockwood united that
she be given [it‘llltlsbifln to build a:
(MS! DRAW A WIS]
0l01ll mm" Hill, to: .i?“...‘:”;.“.l;“.hi'i‘iff‘fliiii
DOUBLE "S BfAUIYirets turned 0"" “m high“! commit.
l‘iiciis tt‘ibc, 26. l. 0. ll. .\l..
last inn-mm; and routine business wart
(llipt:>t‘d of. Next Monday cvctii'u:
thin-c it ill lie ruhcarnal of the second
A session of the linymiikers,
No. ‘20 l-‘.‘. was also hold hint I‘Vt'n'
iiig and plans for n t'luit'it initiation
during lit‘ luttwr purl oi ”t‘i't‘lllllt'i'
\ioic duo'wtncd.
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(‘aitliulii- l‘nltni Council. Mi. l_'. hm :
M C. mot lust motility, in tho t'hil)‘
moon. in West :|\’(‘llllt'. :iii-l liiiii>n t-
.\ iiiwtiizz; at
A communication was recolvpd from
John Dunlop and it Runwswd that n
Tr "nit! ‘ - i
y Wu: arr; Get: In“; GIM'Y' curb he placed iiround the triangle at
mummy“ 1‘, can“: u a “35:11,, the corner of Hillside street and
0 v- x . 4' l '__.l _ ‘
‘ v . vo u» n this wus turn-
lltul'n‘ llll‘ jot oi it, You liuir liéc0titc§icrand “I“ u n t R .d ‘
lich‘ \\'--\‘\' tlul‘lr ‘lbllnd'llll 'ind ap 9d over in ”‘9 mgh‘wy tomnilttt’e.
3mm M “ML. “NW” and beautiful: The tugboat (onlllillltt ”‘90”
n2 0 “mm; ""rl'e um," .‘ li-iid°rinclum‘ tho ‘aitlt-walkn on Prospect Hill
a i-l - r 1‘ 'x .
‘ ‘ ' . . co lcted and that Mril. Flynn
liziii‘ ('l?il¥l>~t'_ .ltixt tt’y llllb"'llllll.\‘i(‘n «2:229 “'21::th ”0m ,md ‘ loop-it‘d
Hum “‘“h 5 “1”“ Datntlt'l‘iut‘ until”? OTIHThP report \\“'l‘l ‘|(:l‘(‘plPd hv
‘Htl'OfllHy dritu it through your hair"tl‘i(\'Count‘ll “ ' '
taking one small Hirilnd at n tiniu. 'l‘hln‘ 5. ' '
(‘ll i‘outizit‘ liuninvns.
the Catholic t'lub unus ll"ld llltlllt'lil
illt’lY ilfll‘l‘ the K. of (‘, lllt‘t‘lllLk' and
it was tlm‘itlotl iit this tiuit- to ho”.
Icizular monthly donut-s during lit"
“limit at tlzu clublioimo: Tllt'r’d‘ tillllt‘l'r‘s
Mill lm for Ho Lit‘iiibi'rs ttiiil 1‘,ii-‘itl~t
of t‘viv club «mix:
The board ot directors of the Nor-
couiriiimlt-ution from (‘hnritt‘
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Phone 113-3. ,3, WM 8t.
Men’s Dress Shoes
Of dull mahogany leather are very popular just now.
We have just roceivel some very attractive models.
mintzs
Women’s Smart Coats
“RICHLY FUR ‘TRIMMED”
$7.95, $9.95, $12.95, $15.95 to$85
Coats of exclusiveness that compare with
those of other stores for considerable more
New 'Stamped Pieces ~ '
Reliable Hosiery for Men, Women
and Children
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
I1 WAIHINOTON ITIIIT Y'LI’HONU “76-1
Escallops--Warranted Dry
All Kinds at Fresh. Salt and Canned Fish
Long and Round Clams and Oysters
We Have the Best '
BRIDGE FISH MARKET
'Phonu 100 and 100.
Free Dollwrv. 11 North Mal» 8t.
Flannelelle Plight
Striped Flannelette Gowns in white and cute-rs, of fine
quality material, with round necks; or with collars—trim-
med with fancy washable braids to match, good full sizes,
$1.00 and $1.25
........................ $1.15
Extrasizes.......
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Flannelettc Gowns in pink and blue stripes with high or
low neck and braid trimmed ........... . ........... 59¢
FLANNEL SKIRTS.
‘Striped Flannelette Skirts in colors "with scalloped edges
or. hemmed with a row of braid and some with hemctitch-
‘cd hcrtxs ....... .29¢.50¢‘59¢
Knitted Skim in white and grey with colored stripes
around the bottom....... ....... 50¢
LI. MALLETTE
88 Washington St. South Norwalk.
5'
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wulk Cliiiiiibc-r ol‘ Couuucrcte lll’lll ii
met-ling Inst owning in the Uml‘t‘!
in Wall Sll't‘t'l, illld made plans for:
:i llltll‘t" active tiit-iiibut‘nhip campaign.
It was votod to make the member-
xliip foe 31.0. Other mutton-t of mu-
iTnL ‘.::..?n(::.~: i-‘z'.'.'.‘.i» to itinttors con»
cerning the work and plans of the
chamber of commerce, wore discuss.
EXCPHr-h'le oil, and in just n "“"»m°"next. road. Mr. Raymond t't‘lnlplalnt’tl
mentu you haw doubled the beauty M that tho \‘nrwnlk llmpllnl was chargv
.your hair. A dollchtl’ulL surprise ‘ ‘
,nwaits lhosc whose hair has been no
glected or is sci‘titlltl'. i'iutt‘d. dry,
brittle or thin. BI’Hltlt‘S licautllying
the hair, Danderinc dissolves t'\'t'l‘yi
‘ understand
' . e tdundrufl; cleanses. )url-'
Farm 0 ‘ amount of :5 was charged to convoyi
why the exorbitant
“1' lies and invigorates the scalp, forPVt‘r _ .
------ ‘inopptns Itching and tailing hair, but “ WW“ ‘0 “who” i" "l“ “ml“l'i
"—Pt‘opll‘ wake up! Courts tie-"mm will please you most will M ni- lunch. The Council rcforrcd this mot-x,
. ' ' ‘ ‘ “ t " 1) Robert.
rided. 80 ion: on an opti- . ee . use when w“ m, up to (tilllltllmln Irving ,
tor a :6“ w ks ' ' to Corporation (‘otinscl Ed‘i
clan or jeweler does not care for new-1n“, hair—tine and downy at. first-w son illld
‘ Wood M. Lockwood.
1y stalefs certificate, sells glasses, lie-33,9801,“ really new_lialr growing an! .. _ ‘
means no eyelet-ding as long as hegov" the scalli- It you care for prct‘, Assessor “lilialll r.
does not use scientific instruments ‘y. soft hair, and Ms oi it surely go. hetero the“ ltonrd
10': “I“ purpose. Also I pray andia 23~cent bottle of Knowlton's Dong _ . .
urge if on testing is wanted that you; derine from any drug 5mm m. mu“ $in ganuppiclipiliucd .m. tht‘rm to kgiieiyg
consult a real eye doctor and receive counter and him try lt.——Adv. .t e a mud $311321 S'atgamrzé
a written prescription, the only right; __W____ _»___ lasaessments.
and cheapest way for every one. Pre- ithe initial amount appropriated hgdl
.ucrintions carefully tilled. Charles, "" - ,
Brand, expert wutchmaker, jewelorl GLOVER S
EST. 1897
and Optician. South Nor-Walk. was in‘
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RE-ELEC
business long before the new low in.
Connecticut about eye touting weutl
Woodrow Wilson
for '
into amt.
The Head of the Nation
Ralston Slices
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Hoyt appearédl
in hvhnlf. of the,
:Bonrd of Assessors and asked that;
been cut down. and that the Board of;
Asaesaors could not continue their 3
Ins and a motion was so pushed.
Dr. D. H. Hitchcock. in a petition
dangerous induction for automobiles
' on East avenue near St. Paul's church.
Dr: Hitchcock said that there was a
telegraph pole situated at that point.
in such a position that it made condi-
tions dangerous to nummoblliuts. The
communication Wat: referred to the
highway committee.
will clmintw llic hair or dust. dirt or: (‘ommisslonor G. W. Raymond mm:
o
ing the City of Norwiilk 37 ll week;
for taking cure of ii pullout when the;
rotzulnr lowost chnrcc wait 85 a wedding
- Mr. Raymond 'slntod that he could not ‘
{work unless they t‘oct‘ivt‘d more mom;
‘ey. Mayor Hurstroni suggest-ed thati
this he consideréd at thcvnert inept-i
received by the Council, described tho;
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Steam Dying 8: Cleaning Co.
Formerly known at Bridgeport Steam Dyeing &. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses, Glovu. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop.
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249 State Street
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‘ 'on notes issued by the Fifth TnxinK
Councilman Robertson offered such Blairict and $8,000 at. 3 3-4 per cent.
a resolution, but it was voted by the (or 10 days on the. notes of the Fourth
Council to hold it til nheynnco. Upon Taxing District. The latter amount
the recommendation of Mayor Hat» is to be used for the running expense
strum. the councllnicn passed a mo- of the city. The report was uccept-
tiou to hold it special meeting next ed. '
Timid" evenmx. and it “Ml tlme to The committee on printing and
so into detail in this matter. Merritt lights reported that “ had printed
Epstein and Michael Dunne appeuediaoo copies of the mayor's report and
.beforo the Council and confirmed the; thut it had taken up the mm" 0‘ an
remarks made by Judze Keosh- _ 5extm tight on Water street and one
District Commissioner Stephen S. on Knight street with the electrical
Hatch reported that the deed: to pro- ; commissioners of the respective dis-
perty on Concord street preparatoryktrlcu and approved the suggestions.
. vs the tit-‘ mtttee also presented a copy 01 the
taxation of the Council at any time. new building ordinance and suspected
The neport was accepted. ’ .that it be given. to the corporation
The recommendation made attheflolmsel for correction 310118 the “he
tut council meeting by Rev; bouts 11,01! legal errors. The auggeatlon'waa
Howell tlut a commlaalon be appoint“ passed.
ed to look‘lnto the municile charity
question Wait! the next business mien ‘ it hut decided to Mer’ the bill or
up by the Council. Mayor Hui-8mm ‘ 829.23 for equipment from A. J. Col;
mama that the following he‘llns’tuid Company to thoNunmake
imbued when or um um: i Home to the Board or customs. The
Rev. noun 3. Hon“. 600130. W. Ray-i report was ucepud. '
were ready and could meet
\
Judge John Keogh. in behalf of.
' l’ . clients living in East Nor-walk. ap-
The Feet of the Nation pear-d before the Board Mid baked
.. on: the Washington-week. Fort
fink! WIWJY . m md Seuvlew avapuo‘ luyout to
the manual: Comp-my be m.
9d. Ho dim-cod the mutton ct
than): two the 0mm! and MN
mmmmaumwwda-
tun boo-m at indium!!!“ and
- hr monument-Wk m-
{bi-til!!! who In“ In“!
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Inland. ml: flelen flwts. Dr. Frank-l corpontlon Contact Edward
m W9? m taunted, ml the all-gets. 1. 91mm mint:
commit-we mum cl. * ' '
The bunny committee
on m. didonlks on Wall
MM Swen. and.
acclaim; had m5 to W mam bod unmask you“ ai-
* m ’t
the city in
wanmrm
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I'DVFlNITION 0F CNROPRACNC‘humnn lit-inns with lvcth
to makhix the extension to the immune report wu accepted. The com-i
2‘ The Realm comitEe’fipErted that;
_ _ ‘ Mahm- ruminant» 3W that and
up 0. Brown. and Councilmourmfiookwood outed that lie was It pu- stumble attention wouldje mid to.
W. Smith. Th! Wuhan ot‘ bent fighting a nut: brought by Fm-
“0 3W? 0W“: mm- It] A bill for appoint work done by 01-,
Wm WM W~W°fli3wm 1““ flou mine curing the inflame no
“1309*- h‘fl street 1‘“ winter due to the ‘W m. ”new“: to the mount ll! “00.
{Mt the Nuwlciv. sidewalks. buyer ' Hiram murdered ' ‘
Hartfordfiufl: mound the city upon the mm
Mummim umwmmu
for Christmas Needleworkers
The store is simply overflowing with beautiful sta ed
pieces to be worked out as gifts for the holiday. mp
SEWING'BAGS, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, SHIRT
WAISTS, DOYLIES, SCARFS,CENTERPIECES,TOW-
ELS, PILLOW CASES. INFANTS' WEAR and a lag:
variety of Novelties—All at moderate prices.
'Complete line of Stilettos, Bodkins. Crochet Needles.
Knitting Needles. Tatting Shuttles, Emeries, Royal Society
and C. M. C. Cottons for crochcting and embroidery; also
merccrizcd colored Knitting Cottons for making 'omn
Stripe Bags.
Come and share in the advantages that come through
. early selection.
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86 WASHINGTON ST.
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The Dining Room
Is the Heart; 01 Your Home
As you gather about the family board you must real-
icz that in the dining room centers the true spirit of good
fellowship. hospitality and sociabilitY- Certainly, of all
rooms in the house, none deserves more attention as ' to
furnishings than where relaxation. comfort and constant
association call for harmonious, pleasant surroundings.
Our store invites your inspection of all that is distinct- .
ly worth while in dining room furniture—and our cxper-fl.’
iencc is at your dispoaal in selecting. the proper combint k
tion. Our prices make buying an easy matter to all.
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. .ilropractic is the definition of the mm, food. it is in the
cause 0! the disease and the art or
ndjustlng the same. Discuss is caused;
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.liy a wrench, twlst or sprain lu.t:¢ Lamps
lilt‘ first and one of tho most innit” I!
in tligoslion takes place, bud
hack.» Even if done in childhood . .
it created pinched nerves and pain in dump“ ”mm 51’0“” be “"0"”? .w‘“ 'i‘.
1:.tur life in the diner-cut organs Mid iremain thvrcr they should either In
limbs. : .
Chiropractors remove the cause or filled. crownvd or extracted. smug“, n
discus» and pain. health in rig-Stored . < .
through harmonlrlng the nerve an doun teeth and roots, and the doped”
mm in your body. I-‘emule troubles '
irlven special attention: also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
limp you.
Magnum: treatments men also.
i T. Francis, D. C.
t 84 thtngton 50.. So. Norwaut, Conn.
i Graduate tram Palmer School.
3W i ‘I So. ”m” 5" 30. NM
“M.” '1 Wuhan: guy _
‘been saved by the city. l
Houn9|.m.u5p.m.:7b_
1. A motion was made that the mayor
;be given power to borrow $36,000 on
ibehalt of the run: Taxing Districtl
{and 36.000 on behalf of the Fourth!
“ruins District. cud both motions
were canton.
’ Councilmun Nuttlng »-comnlaliied
about the wretched condition or the
'sldewuks on Franklin street and
38m. Martin L. Stoop did the some
{thing in regard to Hamilton avenue.
Both complaints were turned over to
the highway committee.
'§ William H. Mobichon annealed
glint more «motion be paid to the‘
‘mdlns of tar sidewalks 1nd the “18‘
lac-don was received with favor by
/
' ture Repa'
and Upholst:
Send it raider 1
I for. man to call
" the Iluwulk question baton the win-s
u:- «soon W ‘
plld. The metal!“ then‘
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