"(it SIX
mE‘s'ourn N
EVENING summon. t
W
a. 1.2: s 1.. cannon. crops}
,. .......... . - .¢. _
ORWAm tic: that this eligible ones should en-
tcr our army and fight for the com
molt rouse.
Many of them feel this so keenly
was the petition for the extension ot
sewers on Control avenue and livers»
icy avenue and a number of people
spoke in favor of it, among them be-
ing E. J. Quinlan, of Eversley avenue,
that thcy have. taken prompt advan- and L. St. John lleeler Mr Kcelcr
.,-... ”—_........._...._
:3};an KY‘ ’ 'tagc of a war dcpartment ruling. 2111- 53m ”1*” ““9 “V‘W'Snoum be ex‘
' milling nil-ins who refrain from clatm- t'cndod ."W‘Pm'h “'3“- the place “5 a
> 3w GOLDEH _ ' . . hnc upside-nun] scctiou and that more
. mg ccxmptxon, and it"; joining our 59- people ,would build if the seWer was
cxtended. and that the
that they would build would be finc
additions to the section. He added
that people were kcpt trout building
because of the fact that they did not
want to huvo cesspools on thcir
prcntiscs and that some of the c-Ess-
pools alrcudy thcrc were. to term it
mildly. i nuisance.
property, because lr'.‘ said he could
show no deed for thc right of why
there until Attorney. Duns said to
.WfiififlgnfisufiiYTAUG-fllfi, V1017 ilcciivc sci-vice army as volunteers.
'Tl‘lc ot‘tcrs may in time fccl the force
MINIATURE WAC FOR of lcr-tl obligation. (hingrcss has no
TOMOREOWI i right to draft them as nmttcrs stundi
' ' but it will have a right it tho admin-
l
High tide 10:36 a' m“; 102% p' m: istwttion vuccccds in its ‘illt’lnpl to “oil
Sunrises 5204' sets 6:49. ,1 ‘ ‘ “ “‘ " ‘ f
. . ~ ’ ‘ 3pcrmi~<ion hv trcnty with the govern-
- l . . . . -. .-
Member of the Associated Press “mats of their main: COullillf‘S.
The A'ssociutcd 'l’rcss is cxclusivcly’
Tltc fourth year of the, war in Eu.
entitled to the use for rcpublicationt ltcrc tonight?"
of all ”W‘s croditod 1° it'or not other; to w t . "No he did not “ snapped back
. . .. . .tas bc up on the to ttb in th ' '
wise (‘I‘Pdllvll in this pupcr and also, ‘ 4g. “ d U on .Aikcn.
the local newts published herein. ,of our participation 11) it has cndcdu A119,. the discussion had calmcd
.
WWW, if wc had begun to do, tlll'cc vcurs ago, down and Mayor Hurstrom had 351in
fit‘ anyone else wantcd to be heard on
EVENING SEMINEL TELE~i mm“ of ‘1") things ““9“ “'9 “ye hard-9 the matter of Charlcs lluaz, arosc
PHONE CALLS i‘lv brcpttrcd to do after four months‘m‘d said ‘“ 1’3” 1m” n ““5 “thp
. tonly place that onc can no to look
Editorial ROOMS—92. "1' at tho “tutor." And he added that it
Business Office-93.
liof cfi’ort our contribution to our
residences‘ '
iW’S Would be more emphatic and van; :1 vote was takcn in S‘.lvcrmiue that
Norwalk Branch Office—1338.
Editor's Residence—2182.
City Editor’s Residence—14924
Business Manager’s Residence—.
113-12.
OUR STATE OF HEAL
'l‘hc Atucricun is at prcily lwult‘ty
animal, after :1“. ‘
vast dcul of
tlic
dugout-rating
to hear it
tttlk
\\'c worn sadly
\t'c uscd
alarming, about nation’s
itcclth.
in physiquc, according to exports. One
medical gonius went so for its to an-
2:! nor ccnt.
Thc
major-it y
nouncc not long are that
ot‘ its turn nbnorntul. sharps
aurccd thut tltc bit:
wcrc physically unlit. Our young turn
or from
of us
wcrn- dci‘cctivc congcniully
luck of cxcrcisc or bccnusc of bad lm<
I bits, and our ntiddlc-uucd mcn were
lll‘til'l)’ :tll suffct'ing from total dcgcn~
crutivc discuscs.
Our kidncys, hcurts, lights and liv-
c‘s wore in all ttwful stutc, it it over
come to u strcnuous lost of physical
potvcr', tho ll‘dlitlll would pt'Obrtbly col-
lupsc. We might look fit, but. our
ll tvc had good
but tho. flush
~looks wrrc dcccptivc.
color-git wasn‘t hculth,
upparcnt cu.
Out‘
of discusc or drink. Our
was nothing but ncrvcs.
(Wily
fttll of discuso und dchilt-
hodios won:
t y. \l'c wt-rc wrcclts.
Well, we‘ve just bccn lll!\'illl.‘, :i prot-
ty thorough lost of this
wt- lccl bcttcr about
liculth. \\'c are lorccd to lllt‘ conclu-
sorvicc.
our stutc of
sion that unions the selective
tttcdicol cxumincrs nil ovcr the coun-
_. ,wur,” thc onc outstanding thing,
thoory. And I
i uablc.
iboth lellOllL’, thosc who
iour cntry into the war and those who
ihuvc clumomd .to bc “ltcpt out 01
’ the
l . .
ionc ttctu of ccnsurc upon winch all
will bc agreed is that our ncglcct of,
|
tnationul preparedness. for three years
lwns nothing short of criminal in its
‘follywttnd thcrc will he no difficulty
liu :xllottin: the blame for it.
t “9
: Among the quccr claims for chomp-
ltion was one ntudc by :t l‘ltilttdclphiu
x it would be against th/ abandonment,
to loo‘s. ttt the water, and he furthcr
suid that Mr. llutchcus is quite surc
about the title.
'licvc that you disputed this title rc-
tcntly with the result that youthrcu
sonic stones and thttt you Wore ar-
rested and fined, isn't that so?" Mr.
I though it? said that he was “innocent“
j ly fined."
3 Thu following thrcc frccholdors
wurc thou appointcd to rcport to llltt
icouncil 0n thc mattcr of tire abandon
intent. ()livcr Lockhurt, Joscplt Guilt-
t‘ic and J. EdWard Lycclt. '
3 The matter of the abandonment or1
sonic land on Osborn ttvcnuc was bcid
tcr was referred to the police deltas!-
merit.
the filth district asked that County
street, be repaired calling the atten-
the condition of that place. The high-
,was rcfcrred to. J
Daniel Keogh prcscntcd his resign»
Third Taxing District. it was ac-
('t‘lll':d.
amounting to $416.58 had bcen issued
lin the city court for the past month.
.‘tcooptcd.
the stated that among a nuntbcr of
him "Did Mr, ill-tug ask you it.) (‘Olllt lolllPr claims placed in his hands b3" .
lm. H, 13. West was one for $105”
.auainst the city for medical treatment
301‘ James O'Ilam’s injured hand. Thr-
vclaim was referred to the corporation:
,council, who will look into tho maltel'.‘
;Dr. 11. C. Shercr, secretary of the
iboard ot‘ cducuiton. “'l‘OiP in rclativc‘
ito'the O’Hara mother asking for an
opinion. .
| The board of assessors have in‘
charge the communication item the:
;Ncw York Home for Homeless Boysl
l
'Vt'hcn ”19 l"‘(‘k‘m‘“g is taken,; because it was the only place thaliwhich maintains the Hopewell lt‘srztt,
have ”favored the whole colony of artists could gofhcrc, asking for the scouring of data‘
,to aid in securing immunity front tax.‘
Edgar G. Murphy, contmiltec on
streets stutcd in a letter to the mayor
Attorney lhtvis thou nsltcd "l bc ,und council, that pcrmission should,
lbc granted N. and M. Tomcy for the
ldispluy of fruit land. twgatablcs in;
iriont of their plain of business at
t3 Wall street, inasmuch as others
thing had to admit that it was, ultdispluycd thcir wares in front of their,
tstorcs. lie said, however. that he was
Opposed. to the practicc, and suggest
ed that the show cascs to be usod‘
{by the 'l‘omoy's. should not occupy
Emot‘f‘ tltun‘ iwcnty~t'our inches of side
lwalk at lllt‘ front of‘ their stone. ‘
The mayor's reports wore then
Klieatd. and hc appointed thc follow-
tin gclcction officials for tho coming
tynuth who wont to tho \Vllllo House to); 0W1. until ill? Sppmlmm. moctlng mic"). clcction, which will be held WW
he won such it his coward
fight, It
’must ltnvc tukcn quitc it hit of courage
lcxploin that
:that he couldn't possibly
‘to confcss such a thing to the world.
iWc’ll expect him to win ttt lcttst mon-
ltion tn dispatches wltcn his slacking
:dztys ttt-c ovcr.
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9 "Not only will tho rcmovlntz of bill-
; boards from pleasure drivcs add to the
beauty of tho spot, but it will, in u do
lgrcc, rcdttcc tho amount of whitc flour
lwhiclt goes into tho manufacture of
lpastc. thcrchy adding to thc food stip-
iply.“~~t‘hristlun Scicncc Monitor,
l
t A brilliant him! “‘0 might put o\'-
lcr u lot of lugging rclorms if we‘d just
follow this lmliCy uttd hitch (119m to
tho ltltltlvf’tlllfit‘l‘Ylllltlll wagon.
t
i o ,
“'l'hc grout Gcrmtm nation, which is
l
fthc only ‘Kutur‘ pcoplc in the world.
:cxcrciscs ncithcr direct
. - . . and t
1".\' are i‘ 1““k of imiorttntuses ;\vcll do we romembcr how Prof. Mucu-
fools, the pcssimistic c
. . . '- -' s. ‘ . ‘
\\'cl‘e tttllmts tlltttush “1““ “m “m Eliot‘s mud to inform us that. Gl‘l‘lllllllY‘
xpci'ts 0f YUI‘P'
tthc request of Attorney Davis.
‘wecks front lust Monday. William A.
Dr. J. Milton t‘oburn, prcsidcnt (if-,Mcl’hcrson. chicf mechanic; D, Wil ,
,thc board of education, put bdore the
council ti trcqucst for the sum or
352,500 in addition to the “0,000 given
' rcccntly for on addition of four rooms
ito the- Knudscn school. Dr. Coburn
'cxplained that the. lowust bid that
iwus rcccivcd was for $12,500 and that
it was impossible to got four rooms
Ifor any lower sum of mom-y. Ho ox-
lpl'uincd thc hood of thcsc moms.
1 Mayor llnrstront nppointcd Dr. '1‘.
ll, llrudlvy to tulle tltc plucc of 121‘.
ill. ll. \Vt-st who was gruntcti ll leave
9of tibscucc by the council last cron-
ilnu following his communication to
Ithc council asking for this lcuvc, as
t lic ltttd uiw‘n his scrviccs to the got"
i crnmcnt.
“'ultcr C. Scott was nominated by
tlt‘ouncilmun Russ-cl] for thc post of
bridge policeman and the nomination
Writs itccclttcd and tuiprovcd. .
i A muttcr of sonic lusuruucc pollclcs.
‘on apparatus mid ulut'm system was
iwcfcrrcd to the tire committcc with
powcr.
i llr. l-lcnry (l.
mayor and city council
lwus dangerous, and thut some uttcu-
itiou was needed. The nuittcr wa‘s rc- ico tlcpnrtntcntl‘wus
Efcrrcd to the street dcpurtmcnt.
ltnincd by his autontobiic through tltci
i He
Shcrer wrote to tltoi
and stutcd . truck to cost $6,500, both picccs to be
Ithat conditions in Spring strcct ware}
nor indirect anything but pleasing, cspociully hour; city. (“oi-rcspnnmmm covering ncuo-
. . . ‘ . y , his home. and that the gutter at that; .
' -mtlucncc m m" sclcctiou ”f n" Sm"tpoiut was in such condition that it sontcd and the report was accepted.
[vant,“ says the Berlin Tagchlntt. And
llinm llurford, assistant: and A. J.
iltolson, cxxaminer. The instructors
'numed were 13. L‘. F'ccuct' and Rufus
‘J. Smith. ' ,
rcconnucndcd that the city
{block and the chicf lncchunic be in-'
2structcd to forthwith examine the
t‘suppllcs for the voting machines. and
Iotvlct‘ ndditionul supplies as will be
noi‘dcd. 'l‘hc rccommcndntions wore
adopted.
”0 also rcporlcd that on July 12th
last he had appointcd tho following
constables for work at the Rubbcr
The Mill. and the Monroe strict
plant; L. P. Arnold. Joaacph Bray,
John W. Grccnwood, Jttntcs L. llcnry.
Judi: J Policy, Joint W. Clarkln,
Robe ,. Buysinger tutti Francis A.
Haward‘._ “
in addition. Mayor Hurstrom re-
ported that on July 13m he had in
accordance with instructions entered
into a contract with C, L. Burkcr for
n. llttrkcr Motor Truck chassis to
cost $1,200, and with tho Amcrican
Lult‘runcc company, for u city scrvic.1
uscd by the fire department of tho
tintions with both firms was also pre~
The somi-unnuul report of thc pol-
submittcd. and
. Dr. 341i threats were wmadc during the.
‘stcrborg ontl‘thc Gcrmun—Amcrlcan cd- , Shprpr enclnspd “ pm for “my mp ytt‘tln of which 70 were for intoxica-
ztmount of duntugc hc claims was sus-ption.
chcntpcixht paid lines. 67
went to jail, four had their cast-s noll-
. . .. -. you for our . . ,
Just Null} ”1“ mm “it“ iwas n frccr, morc democratic cmmuylcontlitlon of the strum. when he at» cd, 40 discharged. some were bound
Community or all communities togctlr
c". You'll find 1
csouting titctnsclvcs
but about two-thirds of
. 0,.
in“ ntcn' til I
examination 11
for military scrvicc.
what that mcuus.
.\ mun docsn't hch to bc tin Apol-
lo Bclvidcrc or a Suttdow to qualify
y, but he has to httvc
and sonsc ot‘gftns,
S much
are becn pronouuccd i‘it.
And consider
as
for tltP all“
'sound a set of vital
as proper an outfit of limbs, n
wright. and height.
ulred for the making
or a dock-wallet)-
men
vitality as are req
of a football player
or. And two-thirds of all of our
of military age have them!
. ________,_.________
’t‘JRAFTING THE ALIENS .
Efforts are being made by our
egal way to draft
gov-
ernment to find a l
e do not want, en-
alien residents JV .
but there is
emy aliens in our army,
1 fccling on the part, of the
government and the publi‘ titagthose
not owing allegiance to Germany or
her allies belong at the front along
it and naturalized sons.
. a natura
with our nativ - .
They have enjoyed the same oppor-
tunities, created by the blood and
sweat of our forefathers. They have
in‘slitutions
benefitted by- the same. \
:‘md ideals. Why should they! not.
help to preserve them in the time of
peril? Must our citizens toil, fight and
die for the benefit of strangers who
» w
refuse their share of the burden and
responsibility? ,
The grievance feltsgainst theia‘ul-
lens is not lasscnod by the fact that
great lumber: of them conic from
mums: tied it
and " fundamental ‘
than the United Sttttcs.
._ 9
COUNCILMEN
DISCUSSED
IMPROVEMENTS
“——
(Continued from First Pace.)
cstcd -,in. \scclug u otwcrcxtcndt-i’l.
cd with tho scwcr during: thc‘past
one do tltc. 'sumc. It would be to thc
iintorcst of the city to extend this
scwvr becstusc of the incrcuscd value
of the section andthc addition of
homes. 110 said that what the city
would put into it would soon be re-
tttrncd. William J. Dcvine also said
that the sewer should be extended.
Councilman London thewmude a.
motion that the petition be ncceptcd
and that the cost be assessed as be-
fore onotltird to the city and two-
thtrds to the residents, onedhird‘to
each side of the street and that the
corporation counsel be instructed to
prepare the proper resolutions.
The next matter was that of F. T.
I-lutchcns, who asked that, oil of that:
certain portion of the old highway
beginning at a point at the west end
of the dam on the property of RT.
Hutcbens ot‘Perry avenue, as shown
on a map on file at, the city engineers
once be nbandonéd.
Attorney Leo Davis represented Mr.
Hutchens in this matter and said that
in his opinion no one would suffer by
the abandonment of this. highway, in;
asmuch as Mr. Hutchens owns all the
land on both sides of the ltighv'ray and
wants to use it himself to beautify.
He said that. a certain portion of it
had been legally abandoned in 1913.
and that people would not be born
ed by this abandonment as it was not
used that he knew of and that Perry
avenue fully satisfies the require‘
merits of those whotrsvcl along them
He said that: it had been 40 to“
years since it had been used by the
public. although the l l abandon-
ment unit only since!” .
€8th
ttcmpted to drive ttt that point recent-
lly.
I hi. Joscm & Sons wrote to the coun-
,cil asking for a building ‘line at. 1';
lllouton street. for R new curb and
tgutter. Referrcd to street depart--
i utcnt‘. ,
Attorncy Ira 0. Gregory wrote in:
,on behalf of his client, Miss Crow-‘
thur, conccrnhtg conditions in Linden
tstrrvst, whore it is said that the wutcri
Iand on her yard. Mr. Gregory‘rc-l
”0 ”m that “9 "MW” had connect-i questcd that. the city take such stops. he of $500 was recovered. !
illltll would prevent the continuation
‘thc damage whicln bud been donc.j
lie also wrote about the matter of l
the ditch. made across his clients.
propcrty ut. the time when the pipe'
was laid across tho Michael Ratch-
lord land the workmen making an
opcn ditch on the Crowt‘her propertyt
Attention to this was also requestedi
and the communication was referred,
to the street dcpartmcnt for consid-l
cration. .
A check for $2.09 was received,
from the electrical commissioners as
a rebate on the unearned part of ti
tilimiurr) paid for {this tliubt'lity in-
surance policy under which the city's
[interests were protected during the}
,period of reconstruction work of the,
{system in th First District: ‘Thls;
brought the cost dowp to $1,052.66 or.
$2.09 less than first reported. ' t’.
Detectit'cSet-geant Thomas Hunt'
presented a report of biscxpenses is
bringing William Kovac': back from
California to answar to the charge of
shooting Policeman John L. Roberts.
He was advanced $500, «which ll“;
i-eturned‘sao, the total brochure being
$470. The report was accepted.
K. Rossiter, of Countyyjtreet. sent
in a bill for $5.00 for a turkey; which
he claimed was killed-by aim. Dot!
Warden Thomas F. Walsh mpuudi
that he had seen the dog and the mat-
tcr was referred to the W1
council; , ~
The residents at Harbor now
Web and vicinity and that Bloch-ls
lights be pkcod on Minimum“
at the north end “7318'“! Yu-
bridge and on Neptune avenue mid
way Miran tho ,bridxe um Woul-
Wlfd lull“? "
t. The committee on renaming and re- ’
numbering“ the- slit-eels reported that .
ovct‘. and three were scnt to the itt-'
cbrizttc , farm. ‘ :
Dctec’livc-Scrgcnnl. Thomas Hunt
rcportcd that for the detective depart-
ment from March 15 to June 30. 260'
complaints wcrc investigated, 50 ar-
rcsts made, 37 of those being males
and 13 fcinttles. chcn neglected chil-
. . . .w . .. ' -..t . .
M1. Quinlan sutd that ho was lutct icontcs down the hill and washes tn‘Tcn of the men arrested were bound
5‘0““ ""d ”1‘“ 11“ “mm" m “'9 cvery- of such flow of water and to replace. said in regard to the matter of the
K. Rossiter and other residents of
tion of the‘ council and the mayor to _‘
way department. was the body this ,.
iation as registrar of voters for the _
Louis S. Beers reported that ordcri~
About the first busincsu acted upou,bc there on Sundays and holidays col .
ihave charge of the trailic. This mat '
Attorney J. J. Linchiler sent in aI
letter to the board of education which]
‘was read at the meeting in which]
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,. . Tomorrow
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 15, 1917
COUPON DAY
ADay of BigOpportunites
Every Coupon Special is a Bargain
Prize. You should not miss Coupon
Day. Come is our advice to you.
No mail or telephone orders. Positively none
of these goods Sold without the coupons.
4
COUPON SPECIAL—THURSDAY ONLY
COUPON SPEClAL~THURSDAY ONLY
Black Taileta Silk
Yard Wide. \‘alue $1.75.
Tomorrow
. . .
Sport Suttmgs
Yard wide. all colors, fine range of designs. all the
lstcst. Value 25c and 29c yard.
Tomorrow, yard
COUPON SPECIAL—THURSDAY ONLY
Dress Voiles
Any fancy Voile in stock. and there are a hundred
Bountiful designs. , 19c
Tomorrow
Regular 39c and 490 yard.
lib
COUPON SPEClAL—THU RSDAY ONLY
Linen Crash Towelintz
A sturdy \‘nluc. Bleached and brown, vcry ab-
sorbent. excellent wearing qualities. 1
Worth 19c. Tomorrov _ yard ........ 1 2/2c
COUPON SPECIAL—THURSDAY ONLY
COUPON SPECIAL—THURSDAY ONLY
Turkish Towels
Good size. wcll woven. soft uud absorbent, pure
white. Worth 12 1-2c. 9
Tomorrow, cttch c
Fruit of he Loom Muslin
Yard wldc. this well known muslin.
Worth 19c yard.
Tomorrow, yard ...................... 1 2'40
COUPON SPECIAL—THURSDAY ONLY
7 I
Shirtintr Prints
Best quality American Prints, fast colors, neat
patterns. Worth 10c yard. , 6
Tomorrow .. ........ c
.......... .
COUPON SPEClAL-TH URSDAY ON LY
r
Table Oil Cloth
Best grade. white and colors, 45 inches wide.
Worth 25c yard.
Tomorrow 1 90
COUPON SPECIAL—THURSDAY ON LY
COUPON SPECIAL-1THURSDAY ONLY
Linen Couch Covers
Reversible and washable, full 50 inches wide.
"“‘“°2‘°°'.......... ..... .......:$1.49
Tomorrow
Marduisette Curtains
Sill lengtl‘. whit? and drab, luce trimmed edges.
Worth $1.00. '
Tomorrow, pair ........................ 63c
COUPON SPEClAL—TH URSDAY ON LY
COUPON SPECIALu-THURSDAY ONLY
-.__
White Goods
Cambrics. Pongee_ Plain and Check Nsinsooks,
etc. Worth up to 19c yard.
Tomorrow, yard
...... u...-......
.......t.t)cr
Handkerchiefs
For men flllt'l women. fine quality.
borders. Worth Sc each.
Tomorrow ................ '6 FOR
hetnstitched
Ztc
COUPON SPECIAL—THURSDAY, ONLY
Women’s Hose ..
Black or white, spliced heels and toes. 1
Value 17c. Tomorrow, pair ........... 1 2/23
\ .
COUPON SPECIAL—THURSDAY ONLY
Spotless Cleanser
The ideal. for cleaning and polishing silver, glass.
aluminum, woodwork, pots, pans and all smooth
surfaces. Value So can. .
Tomorrow .. 3 FOR 1 0C
........ ..-i.
COUPON SPECIAL—THURSDAY ONLY
/ COUPON SPECIAL—THURSDAY ONLY
25 Pound Flour Canister
White enmel. Value $1300.” 690
..-.......-.-.n..u...
Tea Kettles
No. S or 9. copper nickel plated.
Value $1.85. Tomorrow .. ‘
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COUW‘SPECIA‘L—WURSBAY” ONLY
dron Were brought in. six people arm ‘
rested for assault, one man for bi-a’ !!
guilty, and one for intent to municrfi 2..
ovcr, and stolcn property to the vul-S ,2:
Corporation Counsel Lockwood theni 3}
t\
elimination of the grade crossing at: !!
Winnipuuk that the engineer of "thcl 9.‘
railroad had said about three Weeks? 9i
ago that he would make an .e’stimtitei ’ -
of the expenses of the work contom-i n
plated and that, the matter would bei ll
heard in a short time. i ii
In regard to the claim of Fred J. «\
Lyon, an employee of the highway de~ it
partment. who injured one of his tln- pi
get-s while in the ,emplly of the do. "
partment, Judge Lockwood said tlmli .93
hc thought the bill presented was ~’cx-i H
orbiuint and that he was not satisfiedi i;
and asked that: the matter be com .3.
tinned. This was done. - 0
in mgard‘to the tribe ordinance, he {i
said Ho'- thought that the council
could not enact any ordinances out-” 3,.
side or relating to the parking or can"
and a committee consisting of .Coun— ;
cilmen Hui-pity, Russell and ngung‘ 1,’
was appointedto perfect. suchnnordl- ,‘5‘
ham-3.
they held to, meeting Test Tuesday ev-
South Miln street; and North Main
street to'Woot avenue, and the com-
mittee‘sug'getlted ‘ that the; matter be
“it! on mimic. Minis done.
Bills amounting to 69.45685 for tho
W«W
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”The mm. tumouthtfrtsedbto boo
vim, upon 5mm titty" or
the min fixing mm: of which
WW would in given to the
tho m . .
citing, and‘thatno one appeared in ‘
favor of changing of the. namesvor ‘
_ muons for: the, I ,
POM"W ‘ Mi ,prasentadmndi ,
751 Papsr'Plns
Notion Combination
'2'5133015 O.'N. T. Gotten, value. . . . .. ...... 10c
‘1 Spool Blackr'Silk ....... 10c
.lCard‘Hoolts-sml‘myes..................... 123
2 Spools Twist.. 5c
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Total mine 40c
"1 ‘Kolynos Tooth Psste
Eh]! Forolv..."u........~.............”Anzac;
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’Doilet'Articles Combination.
l‘PureCastlle Soap........................../Ec
1 Can Colgate‘s Talcum Powder . . .
Total value ......... ..... 40c V
Tomorrow, ’ -
All For ...... .. ....... 29c
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