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'wise credited in this paper and also;
the local new: published herein.
their
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few thousand of them, to insure Vic-A
‘ ‘ - tory without appaling sacrifice of. (Continued from Fif‘ot Pate-i
L. h A- In GQLDEN‘ Prom'.life‘.’ Steel is cheaper than men. ! . .
. . i Quite a noticeable feature yester-
TIME AND THE CHILD _
There
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12, 1917 building which a community may we
W forego during the war The new city
7 ' ‘ - , ,on hand to defend the accused; this
. .IIINIATURE ALWAG FOR hall and county court house can wait1 “1W3” brought out “n the opening
easier to obtain. They can charge‘ Prisoliers Put to‘Plea.‘
' WM ‘ f h A _ t d P fiheir discomfort to patriotism and
t soc a e on .
ember ° 5 5 ‘ r 13'! make a urine of it. ‘Butlpostponing {om Judge Burpee:
entitled to the use. for republication school improvements is a different
of all news credited to it or not other-i matter
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IKE SOU'i‘ii NORWALK lit”. ‘2, The: ”5' 3*” “Qt DEFENDS 41 FIRST
EVENING SENTINEL s “‘ m“ “m“ w“ m” “. DAY OF SESSION
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iterday afternoon was the absence of.
iattorneys awaiting assignments. Un-'
are certain sorts of public dcr the old system when a prisoner
it was without counsel, the court ap—
point-ed one of the lawyers that were
lda)‘. a large crowd ctr-lawyers, but
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TOMORROW a “h’le- Officials can put “9 WIm; With the appointment of a public or .‘
crowded and uncomfortable; fender, the only‘ lawyers in attend—
ance were those that were retained
by some of the offenders. i
The following are the “pleas made.
by the prisoners when arraigned bc-’
~ Bridgeport—Lillian Johnson, lhéri,
not guilty; Androw‘Zulei-l, theft. not
‘guilty-p Carlton Brin‘dley,’ theft. not;
In some cases, perhaps, the building guilty; Raymond Findley. theft. not
guiltyi: Williamufiudclph, burglary,
" 4' 0f new “"0015 may be justifiably do» not guilty; Joseph Murphy. theft from
EVENING SENTIKEL - “LE-i layed. But these arorare; And in no person, guilty; Charles Rosemhal.
theft. not guilty; John Marshall. bu" .
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30' KB 1,1,3 one ho 1d ' r 0 cm ' e .
P CA S s u “a time so u ’ b .glary. not guilty; Frank Sutton, bur-
i‘ Editorial Rooms-92.
imade the excuse for not raising teach-I g];u‘y" not gu'ny; Harry 'lwlacca. bur
glory, guilty: William Gout‘tncr, bur-.
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' _.... . lers’ salaries. for omittin t hire the
Emma“ Officeh 93 _ _ g (K . glory. not guilty; James Harley, theft“
Norwalk Bram: Officer—1358. .cducational Specialist, the school not guilty" Jame... Mcrrinc burglary ;
. , . , . , . . .
Edna” 5 Recidence—218-2. 1nurse, the school doctor. In no case n01 guilty.“ Frank Thomds..tlieit. not.
guilty; lsadore Levine. indecent us-
i Editor's Residenc 149 A vi . .
0 W ‘ e..- 2 =should it serve to excuse any commia-' saull, not. guilty; Abraham Guubis,
Business Manager’s Residence—u
113—12. . ’
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. CRATERS AND TANKS
The fighting on the western battle
front has entered another phase.
c‘ent reports say that the Gcrmans will "“19- 1‘0" "1
= have abandoned their undcrgrouiid de-
fenses. Tllc coucl‘ctc-walicd and steel-
. covcl‘cd trout-hos which they thought manifest.
.Cmp, stancc. are those in which it is best
iirlpreguahln have proved incl’l’i
The high-power sill-lie thrbw
Allies in ever increasing: force
volume smash the strongest works and
make their deep, fortified dugou
more mantraps whore ill a boilibard-E
merit they die like rats.
“new surface? gives place to war
in one of- its oldest forms.
act's troops fight on the surface again.
as man did in the beginning.
But not ‘iiiogt‘lllt'l‘ oil
The defenders must have some Shel-5
tor against the ball 01‘ shrapnel and‘
V the torrents of machine‘guu bullets,
.80 they hide themselves iii the
‘ craters with which every section 0
to. battle zone is so iibcrally pitted!
machine-guns, protcctcd from the peer-
ing eyes of air scouts by til
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codes, and by the tricks of “camou-}
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flage" with which, likc tlic Frencliy
fences of barb wire, 1
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backs.
h rand-new form of attack. It was'
only and simply a “tank show."
eBritdsh “tanks” have played im-
mover before were they the whole
chair. '
n this case no men rushed forward
hen the signal sounded. There was
, a sign of human life. ' But 07ers
stretch of a mfloewide there imbued
Ward 3 line of steel monsters in the
m morning light. From their
1 _ slit, the men inside the tanks could
bosom holes. min-«I
rtanf.‘ roles informer battles. but:
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Lies or SONS 0f the children today. i‘Johu Sioifa. aggravated assault, guil-
Gl‘OWn people may wait for things.’ ty to simple assault; Constantly;
'ears, n t an ill rea. on'n owcrs .
3 ' a d h e q ‘ g p .Ilcillin. theft. not guilty.
w begin to deepen as if to compensate. é Norwaiki Pious.
Certain subjects, such as dancing
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And so the: and lilusic and the use of tools. rcqu‘Zr-l Sandor “85"“ intent to kill. guilty:
fare ln£.flllt‘ coordination of muscles. Roflcilc
‘ tion to the results obtaiucd. Give the!
lsion which will affect the minds. bod- burglary. guilty; Harry Hewitt, alias.
[James Pierson. false pretenses, guilty,
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’Davesovitch. assault with intent to'
But the child who is six years old now! kill. not: guilty; Stonewall Gotrcw. .
nenwili never be six years old again. Nort sodomy. guilty; Frank B. Smith. on,
Wen nor fiftccn pass )u‘tmf.’ pictures, not guilty; Joseph;
osito, aggravated assault, not goth,
ty: Morris baskey, eillbezzlemeni. notl
.i‘lle early years, {01‘ in‘; guilty; Antonio Arbuckle. assault. his
assault intent to kill, not guilty: Sal»
n 1W 1110 train thememory, The “951mg“ of \‘lil'il‘e Varucll‘i. attempted theft from
35+ ! W
and mommy power wears off after a few: person, not guilty: Henry Moore. . .
'sault intent to kill. not guilty; George
intent to kill. not guilty: Michael
not. guilty; (icorgc Moore. burglary.
The Kai-Pm“ “9 begun “my in life if Weep“: guilty: Lyman Moore. burglm-y.. sent a baptism cortiflcmc. a page port-
is to be expected. People have, it is‘ guilty: Eocene
Kelly. the“, guilty;
‘(lcnruc Darling. burglary, guilty;
.true, learned to dance, to play a mush, Hiiden Oliit‘li- theito' nuilty: “we
the surface. cal illsil‘iillit‘ni. to draw a little to wand“. tummy-9r conduct. not guilty:
drive nulls, in adult ycamwiiut at an'.
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expense. of energy out of all propor-: theft not. izuiliy.
i'cicr i‘ilrino. assault and theft. not
guilty: Jorn Jochlons. assault and
From Stratford.
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shell- "him 1”“ chance “"11”“ h“ 15 3'0“": 3““ I guilty; Fred Koullloupt, assault. not
f he can make the best. use of ii.
i guilty; Stephen .Staryeu. highway rob
lbcry. not guilty: Lawrence Williams.
Art. is long. says the provorb. and; ”It‘ll. “0‘ guilty.
: There they lurk with their rifles and; ““1“ i3 n
0 small size“ “W passing years are short and mm. 1 guilty: John 130mnor.‘liiefl. uot‘gullty:
and countlcss number of their olnbus- turning.
they ingeniously merge. themselves: "Our 'Succcss on land." says the
with the “med 1““‘15031’9- Muny oat‘iermau Chancellor, Dr, Michaclis, in
the Hill? hole TONS fll‘i‘ protccicd with i a recent statement, “corresponds with tho
. less shell-craters, Thorough as thp'uaual. Germany has the. world licked
artillery “preparation" may he. thf‘rctm a
are always some “0"“0'3' “M” M": slatcsmcn are absolutely mystified by
apiiinig fire' ’all the way to the Rhinel E continuing to fight!
. But every development in warfare? But we look at such things rather
hanks countendevolopment. And inI differently over here. We have “1.. read and accepted.
”“5 case the remedy seems already iways esteemed it a great virtue in‘ a
. have been found. The“? came overizfighter not to know when he's licked;
‘cable‘tbe other day an account 0‘, We take it for granted that‘s man is
a nation either. And since an Ameri‘!
acting. Art is long. cducu-‘ Westport Prisoners.
IJohu liclancy, burglary, guilty.
Danbury’s Offering.
and that the new hospital be rushed to Canaan. for $250 for a cow and a calf.
. . _ tuiarsbull. assault. intent to murder...
his way again. In ”Ch period of a not guilty: Joseph Sita .alias Joseph;
Ichild's'lifo certain aptitudes become‘ESl)
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to tent to kill, not guilty: Frank 'Gascola,i .
CERTIFICAT l Mrs. J. Altcr \VillS wrote to thof ‘
iiiiain. three ways by which a labor‘
for ei
Norwaikwwilliam 'Kovac. assault! The first is by presenting a birth
Antoni. assault intent .10 kill.‘ able, for one of a number of 'I‘Piflnlls '
i ‘ son of niudlioies and large stones. was Fits ’Em All Fruit Jar G00d quality SWiSE in figured and
Stralfurd~~~-\l\’illlam Joncll. .bllrllifll'i“ i of age. The written statement of two.
» any onc of them shows the child to
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING BENTIN'EL. WEDNESDAY SEPT 19 1911
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mrmcmmfl
ll Store
$50,000 is needed at once for furniture mate of the cost of the extension of 7
and equipment for the new hospital. the sewer from the point indicated
This sum must be raised in some on the man there last evening (a
manner, and various ways of securing point about onethird the way up
the money were tentatively discussed F‘itCh street) to the factory. The'imrv
last evening. Contracts to the amount poration counsel was instructed it»
or $135,000 have already been let on start the necessary legal steps in the?
the rpw structure. matter. ’ N3;
pr.'William J. Tracey reported at The next matter were the (301114} “
this time, the: a communication from munications and the‘ report of the 1
the government had recently reached Roton Point purchase committee was: I.
Millpond information as to Norwalk's read and adopted. It made the rs-y'
hospital facilities had been requested. port that the committee 'had seen.
it Was also requested that the local Mr. Baylor. had examined the NOD-
£ .81 B '
hOSpital start a, six months’ course of NW and did not think that it was1 ‘
. 5 .
£21213? lfgrl‘zsunghgeirlssxgo :ishbto advisable for the city to purchase the: ’L 5 . Yards o‘All wool mess Goods, l“
. s.. 5-3 ~s re .- o " = ' '
thrift.liltiit’ltzimt‘l- n} ._—..S. ggéigggimgtb;m§em ninth: . remnants lengths, suitable for dresses and
be returned to their boil: tat/12w: c Thgggngmgtieio$£nttl§t of the re—3 separa‘e Skirts. :
Every icnglhis a decided bargain.
0 ‘n
.. Colors are in all the Fall shades.
the war confirm-TS. .DOrt of Dog Warden Walsh on the“ ‘
SPECIAL
John Cavanagli enthusiastically urg- claim 01' Edward Howard. of New
STORM SERGE. 44 WCHES*WBE.
These Berger; have the highest reputation for oolOr, finish all
"Wearing qualities; worth $1.50— ‘
Special, $1.00 Yard. .
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completion, and that the community Which had been bitte ‘ '
do as the government has requested, on July 28th, the call; EZ'iigrariifi (3)15 ’-
iliat is to provide a place forwound‘ cow having to be shot. Dog Wardeng -
ed soldiers who may return from the Walsh said that as the claim was thi I
war in the future. Mr. Cat-anagh excess of $100 that the matter should
stated that it is possible that Norwalk be adjusted as per Chapter 297 Sec-
may be forced to add a Wing onto lion 2, or the Pubiie‘Acis-or'iiul
the new hu‘ipiitii next year. to take The matter was referred to ”1’ use“;
care of extra patients. poration counsel. k l '
The matter of the vote which will The next matter was a communion-I
be taken this fall on the charter lion from‘ilElorenc-e J. Pickcll asking:
allit'ndiilent was then brought up, and for an abatement of an alleged illegal '
discussed at. length. This matter is tax. She said that she had taken thoi
Percolators ’ Glass Wash Boards
very important to the people of‘thp matter before the assessors several i
community. wlio‘scem to have passed times and that they had told her thatl 3"
it by.-howaver, Without muclrnotice as far as they saw her claim was“ We“ made 0f heavy sheet alum- Rimular 5th
it was voted last night. that the Just. but that she had heard nothlu‘liw " inuni. Six full size. exceptional b ' ' '
Va} “9‘ o 5 SDeClal ............. 3
chairman appoint a- conunittee of fivm more from them about it. Mayor" “i
and that the Ladics’ Visiting Board Haratrom said that he had referredf
appomt a committee of three. to aid , the matter once before. to the ashes»)
$1.98 - _
in ”Wm“ u. lth or me and o... h... not made .0 sport PRESERVE JA ' ‘ 7- BM Smads
on this amendment measure before‘ on it. and that they had made no m?- ' RS ‘ ”“1"”- hemmed Md spreads,
the public, on election day, and be . port on several other matters refers»! ,_ Mason’s. oints 01“ quarts. ”my Marseme. (185mm. full Bi _.
79mm,“ Special ............. 98c
fore. ted to them. Councilman lNuil‘igii i.
Liafiniulr Style Preserve ' AxminSter Russ
As there was no further business to‘ moved that lilo matter be referred to .
be transacted the motion to adjourn them and instructions be given thcml
was made and carried. . :10 report at the next meeting of the! ,
icouncil and that they make a reporlp “ ars «pints 01‘ quarts 8‘10 °7l5& linen b Ck’h ' 3
. _ Ion all other mailers referred to tlielni ‘ . ' ‘ 'V ’ - t ‘ ‘ 'a ‘ envy w '
To GETLABOR . 'also. This was seconded and passod,‘ _ 98¢ dozen ggzccirlme “lemon Of‘desgim'
Jelly Glasses .
802. size, with tin covers. CUMRJWSWiSS
35¢ dozen Yard (tie. stripes, dyi, chec . W
and Lucy patterns. wort-h 17c.
(Continued from rim Page.) liiiayor and common council and exfi
‘ .plained about the road leading from: .
must bc produced. Thcro are ill the; giirfififlfgfigzt Efigigsz‘i‘ler‘gjstuingf 1
. . . , . . ' ’e ‘
gilt years, to Newtown avcnue.‘ . ' . . "
‘ She iiaid that. during the time that, H l . ere Jar R8016 Snecml - - . - . 12 1'2CV31"
certificate. {she lived there that nothing had been; 0 d“ Bight jars. "'" ' V . -
If the birth certificate is not avail-i 2333150b21%0':2d flingiéhigfl‘éong;urgfi 98c S3811 Curtains
ccrliilcatc‘may be obtained.
then ”i ‘ SNOnd I 9.80“]‘80 S 0 p11).- ‘
i 1 h z“ r f X. 1 t0 ! i" h .' su-i )9, 5 d i v.- S h v
M ‘ Rubbers I l°~ ’ Binnie d read) f” :
or insurance policy Written within one ,1th matter was referred '0 ”‘0 high: use. “gum? 45C-
W" {mi}. ‘33?“i2'ili3" r u it c r; 3‘10““ for 190 Special 2 ' ‘ ' ' "
If none of these papers is avallnhlc- ‘ . r 0. ‘9 app C“ '0“ 0 imp Y- .-.~ . ~ —
thou the third way to obtain it lnbor Mrs. Nellie 1" Reilly, .10!- the abate-‘ mmmmm h
certificate involves the doing of mini "‘9'" of her ““95 “'h'd‘ are in ar- .
oral things. An aflldavit must belfimrsh fzf'a‘hufitmt‘ six 3:811. Midi!“ b ‘ ' ‘
Drcseiiicd by the parent swearing} c ' ‘ F an expenses "“5 “k "‘9 “8.3““! 01' Henry J} Councilmen . nun .' m
in... u... child is m. your...“ Yt‘arrizl,”2‘é:‘ olfsetfiéhflrgtlzerggoliinscimo Hipsoln. who. it is bald. is held pris- Nutting were acgi‘iolntigéd 'lio‘cxghfinim
, _ . r , 0 com oner’ n tlat state. This was charged to look into the matte‘ f can-
diffcrent physicians must be preaching“? Robertson, of the Charity ‘0 the 00““ EDDI‘OPI‘MUOD. A ference. ,It is expected that) aural“:
ed. also saying that in their estima‘ 2;}; - B d l C. Geurrickrof Cranbury. was lip-t will be made at the next regain:
lion. am... examination. the child m, 9 our of Electrical Commis- pointed a special constable in the Gal meeting. A
sluncrs wrote the Council and mayor. taller battery. 5 Adjournment was had at 11‘30
.pcara to be over "fourteen years of; d k h
ago. And in addition to these three.“ as ”'1 t at the time limit “is: In ”I? report of the Highway Com-ll, ~—---——-'-‘
"he removal or wooden 90198 be..91{nlittee on the Concord street molten}
- , . . . ~ . . Westport-—~Edwortl 'Bouion. horse. papers. must” be presented the school. . n
lltm is long. liclnal life. is long. But. mm, nob will?» and burglary. not tended from September ofhh, 1917.‘ Mr. Murphy rcported that the street, APPEAL FROM DAVID BISPHAIL
record. These three sources of in-m . . .
formation must agree; othcrwlsc i(ninth May 31st. 1918. Th.s was firanb needed attention, and would receivoi David Bum“; the American mm»,
ied. ‘They further asked that each of it The matter -
. . ~ - . was ref n
.tlie companies concerned he notificd.§coniiilittce at the last rggmirtguégt- tone. whose son is now serving in the
This was also approved. The cxten- jug, \ ' British army and whose daughter is
he uudcr fourteen years of age, he
. . - i ilflnburl‘~~i’fllll Mefihfllke. burkllui’.lcannot yet leave school to no to work., «i _ f t' , ‘
DON T KNOW WHEN THEY Rb will over without plea in absencb Oi ' 0“ 0 ““9 use ”‘1“93‘9‘1 due (0111!“ The matter of the communicatiorli the wife of an Italian officer. mat.
L'OKE‘D tcouusri‘l: Gregory LnPlnc. burglar”
‘plll over without .plca in absence of
l count-9i; i’uul Sievcns, theft from per-
son. not guilty: Margaret Steven's,
ft from person.'n0i guilty; James
'3 Moore, burglary. not. guilty. . .5
our success on the sen. When we-tnkoi From other Townl.
This “'id“: 10059 “mi." Of "my de- into consideration our results on the Stamford—waiter PenuY, blfifiml‘.
George Hudson. theft from
1611596 0m”? new difficulties m ”Hindi mm hand and the failures of our one-£2331“ not nuilti': Subato Gerbasio.
. :vanclnn Allies. it was a comparative-5m.” on the 0m”. it appears incom-i assault. not guilty. .
.ly simple matter to blast the Gm.mans;pr0hml5ibi9 that our enemies showi
out of a definite set of trcnchcs'no disposition to prepare the way for Grrcuw‘ichMJohn Doyle. theft from
which could be photographed andronsidoration of terms 01pm”), not
Trumbull~Louis Wilkenaon, ’bllf"
glory, guilty. .
person,‘not guilty, represented by
public defender.
charted before a Chafgp' 1‘ required: to mention peace which includes re- ,___..__..
*a’trcmcndous bombardment, but "inundation." ‘HOSPITAL
could be done. It lW'impoasible to; Here‘s the, some 011! story. only put: NOW NEARI'NG
blow the enemy out of all inclr count- 5 with more pondcrous pliraseology than _ COMPLETION
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frazzlc—-whcrcfocre German» (Continued "0‘" First P339)
The meeting was called to order
And so when the guns atop roorluuz U . ' _
__ fl ' r . 1 u Ir ? h ”l“ "0”” ”mm ‘0 “am“ “3 d“ 'by President John McMullell, those
and ‘9 ‘nnm ““ I” " ”Mp” 3“ feat, give up and take the best terms; present being Henry P.‘ Price, Judge
John J. Walsh. John McMullen. John
r"over the top." tllcv soon find boatile. l p i
.. . . lit can get. According to tie russ an Guyana 1 _ .
.c .- a . . gi, Louis A. Lellmaier. Rob-
machine guns ..prayin_., bullets on their view, it‘s amazingly stupid of the Al‘ crt G. Hartford, E. 'E. Gorham. Dil-
ics. 'And it's worse than that. The
William J. Tracey, or. James G.‘Greg-
3 about the hospital. .
never beaten until he thinks he is, nor. Upon a motion being made by Judge _ 5 .
WE‘Sh' it was “ted that the members; fileiit‘ervlfowgsoloiatid incoming: N13: hall. ' ’ ’clerk was authorized-to advertise for
. . September 24th. an instruction meet-_ id . 12’ 1903' Mrs. Reid’s maidenname‘hm-
. . f the Ladies"Vislting Board.,be'au-. . , . . .. .. . .
can never admit defeat, we haven't any 0 . . . . . . ltory— onasnawborryg inlll sud-i who, _ - s. . .
, , l thorized to appear before the council wl she d to mike on offer of a‘ “135%: ingggtzggigdthtgesgtrzafll the oifi-i‘ The bill in the case of Emily no“, in: been Augusta Dehm. She asks the
doubt about the outcome of the war.‘ with their request.
”now that we're in it. All of whyh. no
doubt, will be set down in Berlin
" “Y likee 'l .” "
more a stop (my building is nearing completion.
E}: On,“ m t, . . . . .. . ., -. ..
. Tl “WW“ not to be- h M iv “Tm 2&8; - 3 V" l time. it bi“ dosh-ed that the sowed be
in following Food'Admtnistrstor Hoo-
Vor'l injunction to save one pound 3m. out of this” aniduut.
wbnotflogroutofemyfivowe'vebeen
no galgo reported that be had .
“in. There’- no m omit-‘51.“ Mall thallium M
was” my cat. m~m th- . m“""“”°
w I". , sun ‘ .
,. a . .7 ,. . , V
hummus-Iii ‘
i A com maicntion from the Ladies‘ .
. . ed something that he felt sure‘wouldi- Se tember lith. tinted instructions‘
lVlsitlng oard was read. in which the be of interest to- the CRY-v HE. bad 1‘ P l
‘ President McMullen, speaking tori. . i
iihe Building Committeemepogtieditbatg‘qucghwigifig of. a eggghgmt
as: "‘8 mm ' ““9 “'3" ””91“" “5 mm‘i too is of brick”.- 20x90 cm and built
greasingvvery"rsbldly.véand ihstflnm file morphing . - . . .. -
a on bandebui theme August ”pom. mm“ a“. o.
$00.81 is'now - ~ __
$1 ,, . wanted «with. tow. 1:) 5:31 Dachau} .1313” “"30ng “a for treatment.
:of the hospital. and. a payroll months .m Wllgdym ~ I ' ”m"
loot wu‘tflmwa eon eta unequumm 5. r; . . . .. 5 5
x ‘. . .m ,. ~ j . -, M twiovtbemenloi‘sm.
'Maiiy'cblldrcn have applied this . ‘
(not. that our conditions made it in». of Leo Davis regarding his chemothe following appeal on behalf of m
year fut-"labor certificates, and about "08mm? to hot the new“ ary ! 5 >
the some number have been issued ’ ' I ' s “a ”E Miss Crowder. who complained that ..
this your as there have been in the my?! . ;tile water from Linden htreet washed “American Ambulance in Italy.
past. . . {m ‘9 fetiition» for the WfflmhliSh-Hnto her yard. was reported on and To the Editors, Si“:
--—---’ -----'-" i ed‘zrgfl 037° 13111110018 which was Slim the committee recommended that “101“ The poets of ‘America have plans!
'PI ANQ MADE ' 5 ' ‘ es was presented “WWW" ”9 di‘epened at that point. ithemseives to misc a large amount «if
‘ ‘1 k “7““ “5 "‘9 PEUUO“ 0’1 “18 QUPSHOIM Councilman Russ-ell Tepork‘d on the ‘ ‘ .
FOR THE COMING ‘0! "license." This had between ”"91 communication of Robert Van Buren money for ambulances urgently been
; CITY ELECTION , 02‘ '1?“ hundred names on it. iof 58 West avenue. who called atten: for the liallan army. ”
5 .. l he report of the committee of free tion to the heavy traffic at West We! In the name 0! the singers of Am'~
‘ ‘ ”holders ‘on the m for . . , l . t . -
(Continued From Page One) ofli‘. H. nulciiingtunldifllg‘fs{and}?3:9;33113923330123:2fi.§$z.,§§fifi. on on Game” appeal is hereby m.
.iibaiidcumeut of a. piece of properiylthew' The 0mm. has been placed to all vocalists, native or foreigmm
The minutes of the last lliceiing‘in Silva-mine was presented and the there and Counomnan Russell said wellns tolnstrumentalitists and m
Were read and approved, as well aa.‘abnndonm9nt approved of. ‘The mat-inlay the fountain End a telegraph lovers in general. tdicontribute at we?
ibc‘niiuutcs of the special meeting . “if was Mt lo the Highway Commit-i pole that practically stand in the 'mid- earliest possible‘mbme‘nt at lesson».-
held on August 30. at which “me Mr-i “‘9 “'1‘“ WW”- ldle of the street make the strait very million‘ dollars to a similar fund to as:
‘ RON!“ 'Wafi‘alifioffiicd to fill out the! The next matter was action uponlnarrow and he asked that the matter the wounded of th L (1 F80 b
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unexpired term of office of Stephen. the resignation of Edward J. Cook. an: be looked into. .
Dokus. in paid member of the tire department: ‘Th bills in the 'small pox case. 'whose art and “”5“ our COW-2' 7
_ The first gallon.) wa'ailtlilatt of dthcliind hthe trecommendedion of- Howardiwblch. at the last meeting, were rc- circa an everlasting debt of gratiufi.
city court \v ci slowct in or era: i‘inc to in his place. This was done ferred to‘Councilinan London werci Co tn) u L ' win"
drawn amounted to 661.66. This and the reef ’atlon acce fed w ‘1 not at] , -' '. nr cause any amount b
i g“ bl 9} em by him to the Chritles Do, thankfully received and acknowledguL
was approved. ~ "Mr. Finch was appOinte by' the. pnrtment. \ _
The first matter discussed was the. mayor. i The. committee reported favorably .TWO thousand dollars cabled to Mill!
1on the petition for three lightsby will place a motor ambulance at (lib
petition “f R Bxdtoberis, Who “Sked‘ ’l‘hd next matter was fine giving. .
that um. city release its right and out of the Votingi‘pluces at {bodice-.1119 residents of Harbor View Beachcont at once. Checks to the order—ax
,title: to apiece of land at the junc-l tion to be held on October 1st. Theyi The building inapector’s report was the at American Singers’ Ambulance-fin
tion of Scaviciv and Osborn av'enties.;wem; \ received and placed Oll'flle.‘ * .. ». .. . . t, . .
thus abandoning the highway or drift- ; First and Fourth Wards—Town hall! The corporation council made 1 his Italy may be sent either to me or”
‘WRY there. After quite a spirited dis i Second and Fifth Wardsficemmlreport in which he said that the John M. Fulton. treasurer. at the Mn-
‘cusslon’aciion.‘ihe matter was ‘1“‘IFirc station. . ‘nloncy expended‘bv Detective S-er sicians’club. 62 West 46th enacting
ferred indefinitely and L90 DEV“, W110} Third Ward—«Mayflower Company’s. 893m Hunt to 80 to California for; Trusting that you will assit thi-
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It is a temfic [Mk for infantry toil’fllmafls take it 113 8 DOPSOEEJ 8119‘“ grinsum‘rrilogge E. gurus dud Mrs. was present m the interest of‘ one; headquarters. {the slayer 0' Policeman ROberm’ivorthy'cause by‘ according it the psflr
(Ran out those craters in the forwnrdmnce' What lnsolence, for the 73‘“ F' .A‘ Lime and “125' ’Lou‘ls A‘ Leh-z of town. was told that he “would be: ~tion was then read over and adopted‘
maiei. 0‘ the Ladies “5mm; Board. inotlfied as to the time. that their'uiittci'i On September 12th, the models of: 3895 as a result of a disabled litigant ‘ , Yours faithfully, \
- of his clients. Who he mid-W38 Willi” The following program or prepara-. would be returned to the city. In the
muse of Fred Lyons. who claimed dour llcity it deserves, I remain.
Evveep. And imagine myriads 0‘ them quishcd thus to flout the victor by
' ‘ ‘ Tile minutes of the last meeting - .
. ‘ ‘_ would bGngl‘Ollght up flgajn- ~ you“ machines are placed on infer-iWhich he sustained, while in the Pm. ‘1. -
‘i'ze‘gti‘drelrl? rig. hibeai‘gecggilaxlbhemil‘gpzft “mm“ m WWW" °f the ‘NM' imal og'umic exhibition. ‘aplor of the city. the claim was dis-i ’ ' . - .. DAVID BISPIXA‘E
‘1 of the Executive C ommittee was ”so walk Chamber of Commerce. then; Septémber 15th, appointmpnt or allowed and the city clerk was order-; a
' . x . , begged lbeluddigonce ot-lhe'councfl election lodioiaiil, by the 'registrars'.’9d to So notify Mr-‘Lyon‘o‘. who livesi sesame. DIVORCE
for a few moments while’he “Dial“! .and the reportzmeile to the cityclerk. ‘in Danburr- i Louise Augustinian 0.55...de
The resolution in the matter of the
e; scWers on Eversley‘ and. Center are
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sent to all election officials by h tel-day 4n divorceproceedings 39M.
l dies re nested that the cit council . . . . .
,1; askedqto establish a "quiet zone" present. _twohgentlemen' from New city clerk and a call to an instruction ones in which it was resolved lthat' _ . , . . , 5
» lYoi-k city and, .who Wished t0 - 88.3%; eating to’ beheld-on the evémng of'twonthirds of the Cost be assessed the Thames D. Bell 101. Schenectady, in.
home as soon its-possible, ., Direct the: gentefibe, 24th at Mo in“ the we residents, one-third to each side of the x. Deflation mi Deg;28;1913. up”.
' street, was adopted, and the city ed. The couple were married aprn
ciai‘ publloioxliibition in‘ the city hall‘ the little child bitten by a dog up- courtto allow her to resume herm-
town recently, and whose face was gum » .
of the voting machines with-Rests _ 5 .
rat-s Rooney and Smith as instructorstom quite Mil. WIS to be sent to _ +t 1.
duo," September 24th all machines “the City of‘ Norwalk according U a~ 4. -
iheiEiillooled“trot!“ prepared for the 19““ .9811”! “18 corporation coup--
immanent dheiflth, all modelsfiei to the Pasteur institute in New!
lore tog-bovcollgcted. lYork, there the child had been takeni
(Regent stmot‘i to the city in return
or Me racy irat-
.brOotobor 3.4)? which
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The hills presented more!“ order-l
.. . WWW motor iii ‘ .a ‘ ‘ ‘er polo. Ifier the! but been 0. Kai.
aw “l“ ":55?“ ““3 3m“; in misc-«rumi- saint.» theatrical committees. 3‘?
‘ W ~ ”Wt Mum mu m . out m no m an authorised to bar: _
filedpapers inllthe «superior. courtya- >
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