«dependable
Onilfim‘M-fiv‘eVudaorlmfic.
'l‘hraeti-as, “a; One~Week, amalgam
Price.
. m-.-
WANTEHTBXOGRAPHRR FOR
my Norwxik and South Norwlik'
'plants. Mm. be quick, accurate and
capable oi doing simple clerical work.‘ .
‘W‘i El”Nam?!“ wean-lent. MP to LET—AT 13 CBH‘I'NUT ST -___- __,-_- __ der then that my friend has taxes or?
walk Tire 1; “Rubber Lo. m at ire-Ins. second floor. inquire to Bay- FOR SALE—1916 HARLEY navm "20'" '
lview avenue. 1". D. Lawton. jia 3t son motorcicle with side car in first' 1'“ 3““ ‘1’“ im "“5 0“ "’9 0°”
WANTED—SALESMAX. l WANT - solid-tion scheme," Mayor Donovan‘ .
three single, neat appearing men over
your
10 LET-TWO on unans‘
rooms unfurnished at 12 Ana street.
Adults preferred. lnquire' a to 8 p. m
TO LET—9 ROOM HOUSE WITH
i POEM“
WP smfil‘
COUNClLMElI
-——-—
(Continued Hill w Two)
Mayor Donovan added, howev
thatasthepolicenenhadbeua:
died on the city that he would pa t
then to work in i'ehrnary.
He said that on the records in the
matter of the Fitch street sewer thutl
it was aid that the contract was giv-
en to the "lowest bidder" when in,
truth there was only one bidder and‘
‘
i
i
.i
i
i
!
FOR CALE—AT A BARGAIN, A
Weber concert grand piano. Any rea
sonable otter accepted. Phone 313-12.
i
'115 32'
class shape. Call evenings, 5 Edlie
avenue East Norwalli lift 3!
he wanted to know why the term low-3
est bidder should he used when only?
Ione person made a bid. lI
Mayor Donovan said, "Is it any won-
said. “because it has given me. an op:
25 years old to travel. Expenses adc all improtpmentsI 3.; “any,“ SIN-HI _ -,_,-- w W__‘-_ _--. -____ portunity to wake up and see that l'm'
vanced against commissions-See Mr. inquire Mrs. Bedard, 20 Madison ron SALE—OR To our 6 noon “in“! "d ‘0 "Y and do my be“ ‘0:
Evans. Hotel Mahackemo, 116 3! street. j12 3t house with impropemmm M50 house-.1113“? the charter a benefit to the tax-‘ . - ' ' ‘ ‘ '
- _;_ _____ __ I h l ,, . . t‘ it ”I." and less of a burden. i don't in an attempt to learn if small have of New York city need hot and bulano‘d meals at public schools. the‘
WANTED _ AT ()er FIRST . TO LET—~63 ROOMS WITH, ALL 0: :hrgigzdi‘ioiilyamnm "en“? a 'think it is possible. but i will try." ,Peoples institute, the Post Graduate Hospital and the New York School Lunch Committee have undertaken
class IaC‘lme blacksmith. Good pay
to right man. Apply Stamford iron
Works, Canal and State streets, Stain.
lord. Conn.
“5 3‘ o'clock. at 5 Haviliind street, South marks of the mayor. m
~ Norwalk, Of Central Hotel, South 3-01.. Norwalk. 11?. it A request was then made that the Lir,'51urphy wanted an answer then telligent person. one with good com lan laid that he didn't care to give an
WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH walk, jtg 6t -.--_ meeting be turned into the public and gum that the gum of 33,000 which mon sense. Ioif- ~hand opinion on the matter, and
wanted. Don't matter it "on" Al ‘ ’ . " FOR SALEaPiANO. i-‘PRIGH’P. hearings on the matters of the sale of had been appropriated for nightetieks Mr Murphy suavely inquired how that he would “1“. to make a report
NY ’2 t0 3‘5 P" “9‘- MSO 0““ 10' TO LET"‘*‘R“E 0‘7“”: 30”” Just tuned and repaired. Price $40. the revolvers and nightsticks of the and revolvers for the auxiliary police the money to be gained from the sale at the next meeting
.oid gold. silver, and broken jewelry. in Masonic building. Rent $l2. Steam Business mil top des’k, :15. com 835. auxiliary police, the sale 0! a safe be- COUid have been used to deliver a load 0‘ these revoIVera and nightsticltai M" Murphy in disgust “‘d that ‘19
Scnd by parcel poet and receive check heated, For {unhel- chut." b. 0“ ward robe, price :8. Telephone longing to the charities department, of coal to some poor person during could be used to deliver more coal would like to have the election now.
by return mail. Will hold goods to quire Donnelly's Stationery store, No 276-3. 115 it and the sale oi some old lire apparatus these times if it had not. been expena- when there was no coal and how the and that it it was illegal it could be,
this for senders approval or my 01- -_,_-- _ __--- -___ consisting o, wagons. norm and II“; ed. That ”poo might help we“ the charter was to be brought into har- over-ruled
improvements, 20 Clay street. South
Norwalk. also 6 room cottage at 5 Di
Sesa Court with all improvements. in-
quire of J. D! Sesa, 121 Main street,
its 31.
FOR SALE-FORD TOURING CAR
Perfect running order. Apply $5
’eJ eriments in ieedin th ill its.
Quiica bit oi applause that was ’ g e I p
rather muffled at iii-rt. but which grad-
ually grew it hit louder greeted the re-
cdacatlonai institutions.
they will be examined and weighed ag ain.
The boys are examined and weighed by phiemiane and alter three months
The menuc’ tor them DBL: been arranged by dirticians of important
for. L. Mazer 2007 80. 5th strut, To LET—6 ROOMS WITH ALL i314 FOR 8AL_E-— lN lS'i‘ DiS'l‘RlCT. tress. etc. sum given I0 people (“II week by t';e many with such actions as had been. Mayor Donovan repeated that he re-I
Phila., Pa. . provements. Furnished or unfurnished large house it rooms and bath room. Mayor Donovan said ‘li' "We is no (harity board, instead oi $2.00 for it mentioned by the mayor. fused. I
at 106 South Main "'99" inquire at 29 River street, on plot 120 bv 85 it (bjection, it is granted .. little load and warmth It might be Mayor Donovan replied that it‘ M" 3“"th then “‘d that it was
. WANTED—A FARM FOR RENT.
good landing and cow pasn. inquire
A. K... care of Sentinel Oillce
WANTEDvTO BUY 0R REVl‘.
small farm. Option of buying. Would
United Grocery.
-_.
TO LET —- 2
APA RTM ENTS 2
I rooms each, at 9&98 Taylor avenue,
city. inquire ‘Mrs. 'R. Tarlov. 16 Grove
more or less. The house is in good
'condition. Make me an otter. Bargains
are still to be had in this district not
for long. however. Apply F. S, Bouton.
raised a little. it might be Used to al-
low thoee people who could only sf-
lord to buy a'quarter of a ton of coal
once nfmonth to get a little; more
(‘ouncllman Murphy said that the
matter lay with the council and that
he moved a recess and that during the
recess the city clerk look up and tlnd
’9 Wilton avenue.
street, city. Telephone 1852-12. to
_.'r.._ _..—...—-——~
out if it was not so that the'buildipg
inspector was appointed at the meet;
Then the charter provided us With 15
supernumerary police, that money
would have been so much more money evident that the chair was consistent
for appropriation DUTDOHOB and that it when it seemed to be [00¢ policy.
recommendation could be made by the MT Donovan said that he “38 COB'
board of apportionment to the charity sistent and that Mr. Murphy' sI remark
board that more money be given in- W“ improper
stead of the sum of $2 a week to the: Mr. 1“"th ““1 "‘3‘ the mayor had
consider boxing small stock. Address —-— - 1 FOR SALE __ FA\iliY llOll‘il'Z ; ld h . . otten up with tears in his eyes and
I I - _ - . I. in: in January 1917. on” the mcclln cou a\i“ been used along a little poor and needy. K
J. Vl- S., can of Isentinel. ji.) at TO LET BRICK Evil-Diva. I \" with one- half acre of land on \\ eat in February, 1917. g more humane lines. He said that it Mr. Murphy again said that the city told the council and whoever happen
WANTED —- THOUSANDS 00"-
ion street, suitable for storage Room Norwalk Road n03? Connecticut Turn-
ior tour auto cars. The Hatch & Bai-
Maytr Donovan said. "Why, 1'" tell
ed to be in the council room how tips
wasn't our money to give away, but to clerk had informed him that Mr. Finch
Dike. Must be 50“! at once ‘0 ”05" you- '- ”hp” Councilman Moore i spend as the charter provides and that was appointed its building inspector at charter would be ““0““ and That he
. ntcrc. ,
ornment IWBI’ WHOM 110W Oan- 3‘s“; '9’ Co. estate. Small amount of cash requlr- ”me with the (II, or “MOIIOIIIH there was no provision there for any the January meeting of the Common would like ‘0 have a “0'9 made of the
women wanted. two month. Write in. ed. balance on mortgage inquire Maymx Donovan id no attention such expenditure as 83. 000 for revel Council in 1917 and that he wished to mayor's refusal to entertain the mo
mediately {or list. Franklin lnstitute.I
Dept. 23in. Rohceeter. N. Y. d28 lm
WANTED—BOY BETWEEN 1‘ AND
15 years of age. Apply between 9 and
1 o’clock at Donneiiy's, 16 South Main
TO LET—FLOORS OF 3 AND 4
rooms 88(h. Pieas'anlly situated, elec-
tric lights and improtements. Rents
modtrntc, inquire 84 Woodward aieX
tine. Tel. 362-4 or 473-3.
ADD HAYES .
Keogh & Cnndee. Attys, United Bank
building. To 5352
FOR SALE—JUST RECElVED
several second hand roll and flat top
desks, book racks, ofilce railing. desk
and ordered the cierlr to read the caiit
of the public hearings which he stari-
ed to do w ien Councilman Moore rose
and so i that thtro was a qmstiou on
vers and nightslicks place in nomination for the the omcc
Mayor Donovan then went on to tell MP Finch
about a girl of about twenty with a Mayor Donovan asked if the i'flllit‘
full?- lllOllih-t old child. who came to man insiited on that course and the
answer who “'J'lcs
tion.
There was then some talk about the
ordinance being declared null and void
and Mr. Moore said that he didn't see
any ordinance covering it and was in-
thp matter of a In...“ and that the re his ofllce one day when t‘ e thermome-
formed that it was in the 1915 Public
' ‘ Donovan then said that no
atreet. 31;) 3t I tables. 6 cells be for [in minutes. Mayor Dono- ler was registering about 5 or 6 do- Mayor _
. ‘I chairs kitchen and din nz van said. "A” right. we'll recess foV. l‘mes above zero who had with her a Mr. Finch was elected for one year Acts, but Mr. Moore replied that he
17.113383 NOTICES solid mahorany chairs, Colonial d“. o liidn't see how it did when Leo‘DYM-ri
wanrt—zo—ctme ' you mam ten minutes." Mr . Murphy said Ichock for 82 which she said was not from February .0 that the ruling .
work. Third shift. Apply Employment
1km. Norvmik Tire 1: Rubber Co.
115 3!
WANTED—A TYPEWRITER Am)
bookkeeper. Communicate with H. R.
Nash. North Main street, for appoint-
nient . ' 115 at
WANTED—PIFTY MEN TO ”All-
in. t ice at Pomts avenue farm. Silver
Lake ice Co. . i
T. F. McLaughlin Plumbing
Tinninir, gas fitting etc. (ins aplrli
ances and fixtures. Agent for Ruud
Gas Hot Water Heater. l-‘reezenpa gh-
en immediate attention. 35
street. Norwaik. Phone 592-4
~.
John K. Pinch. public auctioneer
Jr! appraiser. oiiicc iii “.lill‘ gtreot.
City. 115 61
’l'nion Parcel lleliverv. Edward J.
Flaherty. proprietor. Trucking. bong
ChavelI
slim, 1 crotch mahogany table. 6 flat!
bottom chairs, a iew fire place sets
1 it, my hobby. old mirrors. John K.
l-‘inch. 48 Water street Ji5 6tI
FOR SALE—9R R0031
vrith all improvements and
turf“: of land One mile from citv cen-
ter or Wall erect. me-r anxious to
tail. Price” :100.
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main St. Norwalk
'10 SE
“‘an
Picnic put it top vote" 'enough to help her out. People like
'Tltor” no obiettion" "”0,- Dono- Ith’at might have been given a little
van returned ‘more mom-y. it only a dollar a week. If
“That a vary the. but we’d )th to‘this money had not been used for such
“‘9 1"" flow er to vote outs in a while." WWW“-
The recess was taken and the mcet- Iwould allow the mayor to appoint pp
ing split up into little groups_ all of lice and that that was about the only
whom (‘Ommi‘nrpd talking about .M. power that he had. As regarded these
attack that Mayor Donovan had made auxiliary police. would any of them
on the linrstrom administration. and stand even! in grave vardl in care of
also of ”I" (lashes betwepn the mayor need? He then asked what excuse for
and Mr. Murphy, aim aixmt the that 3W“ a thing 00‘1“! b0 8W0" by an in
He said that the statues!
rose and said that he wished to be
heard as counsel for Mr. Finch and
wanted to know if the corporation
counsel said that the courts had
made this ordinance null and void, be
cause if he did he was wrong, because
0! the fact that only a lower court had
passed on it and it wa‘a now awaiting
tho decision of an upper court and
that what was said was that there was
no power to issue permits given to
the council and not that no power was
given the council to appoint a building
would he that there was no ordinance
under which the council could act to
appoint the building inspector at the
present meeting. '
Mr. Murphy said that he took ex
ccption to the ruling and made a mo
tion that the council proceed to the
election. "(‘hair relusce to entertain
the motion " said Mayor Donovan.
Mr. Murphy said that he would like
to have the opinion or the corporation
counsel on the matter and Mr. Quin
li-r oi thr building inspectorship. i‘*‘ '“ ' r “ r
l
*
‘” .-- "‘ distance hauling. Lizht and heavy REAL ESTA]. "V—IN3URANCEi I,“ the “we... ,had been finished‘ inspector. lie ”“d that he had been
"um“: 0m”. Iptephoms I5” 300 _. - _ n- . “III“ Donovan hnd ('1ii"ihc‘ . appointed in January of 1917, his term .
, ......._-__. " _ ' , """ ' ‘- tob ' l Fbru fht ar. nd
Floor MOHGI'S House connertion. ‘ i ' on to order bin-Murphy mac and. Free nellvery LOW Prices (ili' :fi‘ixriicncozrsemsiiozlti :0 yi‘ollo:
-~and " " ' "'—‘ ‘ HI.- . - 'rttcd the right to speak for a t... V ’ ' w“
' LOST my N. K. o 2.-...- . . . ; ; t ; WI . .
Corcmakers - _- — . 2 If“ and it wa.~ granted him. He, BE Mr. Murphy said that he protested
LOST—Wild. Tim rixonn or In Eflect Jan 11,1918 Wu said that ho had becn obliged to
ON HEAVY “'Oiifi
.Wantedr atOnce
small black
bill» and change. kindlv return to 59
coin purse,
containing
n SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
'listen to the unwarranted and uncalled .
for altar-it on a man who was not pres-
Y on Will Always Find Someth'.’ up: Special Herc.
nuein and mid that,slt was unfair. ‘
Councilman Murphy also arose after
A. .\i. l-ttix. F127;. le‘lx. an , Councilman Eldridge had put on hie
tiuci nflice. and receive reward. ”LT-2x. l~v :- ,ix, 5; 21!. 0.3; ,le 9; ."J "m in n present himself. lie said that i N0. 1 Royal Plantation COfiCC. per lb. ..... . . . . . "0'3 but and coat and walked out of the
AW”) L0 1" i H Pitt-V" ‘ lR.:Uilm‘l‘“lz‘21§'..l"i‘itnmimtlonh{forthdtrill.i?:tr‘tllt.:?l‘(:l:t:‘hi‘:iihhitlii“Damn‘ 1,014“, Brand BOnei‘e‘S‘i Pigs Feet jar ' 35c count?” chamber and Councilman a
- sT—A Elms )..\' \ '. i. -' 4""- ' . " ' .. . . .. . - V
Bollard Mildlflle T00| d i i Anitners to name or tIl'mdi. '9‘ “3"" " in: “i “3" "x' ." " so br- uulliully laced that owning and ve” ”fig? 793310"; Bu'j’er‘ Der lb' """""" 52c “on“. Lad and H it has allowable: -
C 9 F d . a e mg . .. I. ,, t‘\. ”I,“ .qtttmtn; .i onlyt. mom, hn . ti Dried Lima (‘1‘ Hand Picked P011 Beans. “L . IIIII 18c nnd land bow-n told by linynr Donovan
0.5 on“ TY Had spiked roiinr on wi' it leash at- 3; Hi; iomtx. . t‘ t h" ‘ ' ”I“. “0 came ”l for i'M'l 0‘ '. I. Q ’ . or 950 that ho hall I)...“ ngnxqapd and b
“MI-t“, gnu”, nniigepori, Conn, inched Finder pinasc phone lire. Aim- Sundays I ithci Living (Irli'iit’ll h .anlos Loi‘fcc ....... - . . . ii). 200. 0 lbs. [01' said that ho uould come back at 1
tin. Rock Bidge Road 5:2 3! A. u trim. 5.2.... Mix. 8:09.} ‘i hate only one concci'n retardingi (laid Rock Brand Peaches. 20c value. can 20c I at I II I I.
“3"”: “"5"“ ”3"“ ' this council and that that it out .1..' 0“ qt. hi’ \i Y R B 'l d H lb 50c ""x """ M' “"‘ "1‘ ' ’" mm"
9—. - ; ()M-ll) I. “- ItjttgxI./;53Iri.lx._3:l2x. .‘.: 32:. b I I , II I I III ”"2 III, 0. d. I8 2 CW 0!‘ .010 am. . . ------ . _ mun Eldridgi iiiiOllili have been dis-
- t ".022 .2222; 2.2 2 . ... 222: ...2':.:.:. 2.22.2...2'22A 0...... . H... m... 'b- 2 ---------------- 3c . .. 2......
. racec “PP - . ‘ . "" t - ' ' fi ‘ « ' . .
W ANTI-i View avenue and St Joseph's Church, new vonx 16 SOUTH NORWALK that II", ”mm admInIIIImIIon ”In” i‘lIrmourst(1IrIlIane.ltItIche.IlI0c Size k. . . . . o bottler 28c lie miquIi :Ihitl munIIy lIimes MIayor n3:
4 ' . . A u Hm 6: in 6:“ WU . cry lies l atrc o ates c ....... 5 c ""2" "m ,WW '19 "1""er .-
‘ ‘ Filmi'daymau‘km‘ii’g' Fm'dier ”ca: rift 91513:. 9215‘ 9:43)“ 10:30‘; 0 "i do hm!" hm if M do” ll Will have 10‘ ’ . ”e out it wt" or 12.0 council and that ‘5‘“;
' turn lot a o co (watt 5 IItIrIIII M 1mm, tznri. 2:151. -:.i .
waureo~sorr ‘Sittur
’vft'V
.ion
4' 23. 7t 1 i331.
W20. 6:003.‘
change its lace" Mr. Murphy said. I
He added that the present udminis-f
A F. BeCkmauu &Co.
a lilt‘lllill'l‘ of the council he wanted 16
F.0lll- , . , ~ll li‘| urn'or ri lit tit d
I1? YOU- HAVE ANY JUNK" G; I": .h; M. il.i:ix, “Alix. _ . ... . it t y g on an now
on"; Home int-swims. io-llcru, CALL UP , : :iundayo .trntion had be” hunting MUN ‘ ml "u” ”M" would "9 trouble ahead for ’;
pm pm a smegma ' "I ‘l- 63'“ W“ ”W" ”W” M °"‘ °‘ ”am“ “” ”m“ "“" W" ”“‘ m... if 1... mom or... thin-'0 ion of m. “‘.
WANTED 'i‘l'itxriits To. W. ...{I ' Tel. “0. II1:),:t.’,xl ‘ treasurer had been ready and willing; 83 & 85 wash!“ ‘0“ S'rec! Phone 140 ”4'“ ' I I “I;
- , ‘ F'. El. .. 13: ill. limit. 3:".5'ix. 51'"). I I , . .,. I ... I.
in (actor). ALSO AUN'OBILBS BOUGHTI.’ 25.x. ‘iillil‘t. 72lox. letlx. 11:151.‘::: $1.623: "TitEngrlliyi'ligfini‘l‘ilmztl g -. ' 5 Mayor Donovan begged to be nudism.
~~ S ‘. . '. ' " AID BX HAN ED. .‘i' Mi ‘ ‘ ' ' ' cd in quote it passage lrom Sin '3 .-
WANTED “‘RTJM‘N‘Q‘ ’ W, 301;: SMVEWOAVEG SOUTH NORWALK To new lot-ii. and that if Inc had been nilowcd in. ..--___.-.,..-_ .- . ..-.-.... __ -- fl, , __ ,v, _ ___,, - , ~.-- pm". mu Mr. Murphy said that ‘
while learning. twat. NORWALK.’ | HAYIEIN .. I do so he would him- eliown that the; .. I . had liinrd though that evening.
‘ ' A' ‘1' 1' ’6‘ i’ “3" “'3" 6'0" (lty worn't bankrupt and that it \vnai'w ‘ .‘
or ilonmnn. iitmt'VH'. continued and,
l
' ‘ 7:15 9- lilx 1t) 22:. 11:!in .
l ea .. . . l' M. l. 2, 2: 4| tllridgnport only. not likely to he. .
' .' . , 22!? tliridizttmrt cxupt As for the man who had been attack
II ._—..\ OUR :nIiIi;iItI:tIl-~ItIl ZilIiaI .‘iIurpthI the; the '
t. u .tn ..¢ . '.~ '} . < ‘ ' n I an i“ WT 9!! [
AGENTS :f“ I II‘ I .73," tiir‘hti‘ir EBA“ oiiifin ed there that evening. he has it gentio- Q-‘Ai in ..I .ty on ilcihiif. e pas I r
o I a r. t t. \. I: ., . .‘l ' ' V ‘ I
Old Dominion Linc 1.3:, ' ' 'th an" 3“ mmb‘" ”WNW"; "‘1 tilt-2:55? Anl cum i... him who in:
O “CO To Old l'oinl- ('omiort rind i'ti.ll'~< 84M”. that ”m only "IQ, that he and thcl . (‘t‘lm rilouitil
, A. .‘J. -i2:2iix. 512258' 7:43. 9:1”. members or tlti"K ountii had tricd to. -
. lic iiddcd. llrothcr. you can go right
ahead.” _‘,) ,
iii- ilimill refused to entertain the nuts
lion that, lit" cloctlon oi the building
lu-pm-mr ho- brought up and council-
mzw ‘.‘.'nli‘o‘~ rose and liked whether ,
hr cmtitl be named. as was told ..
llmi luv could be, when Mr. Murphy
in Virginia 1.1-": III 1:!" ll:i’
cum-z mm; , t'."‘~,t mt... 442.. ".‘llix 6: ts. u" w“ t” W 'h" ”WNW”
.SAVANNAH 1.1M: tl'.r-,-2t':.'t:i.'9:2"ix.' ' ' ' i The item of one hid mcntidncd byt
To all poinln in Flatt.” NEW HAVEN TO OOUTH‘ Ithe mayor in his attack he montioncdt
NOHWM-K .was somethin more than could hr- 11‘
and ”m mu”) "2 2“- "~' ”‘3’“ 4 W‘- 4 ““2 5 5" "down in the llinumi ii the all dldpnt‘
ti::'i't,'s:t':'.x. :: ”It iiziix. 11:00. y
1.”. Layton& C0,,lnc. i’, M. ll' 17-32401. 4vi15.5115"¢.Ip” ill biiil now. and if it. didn't Rot
Real Estate arid insurance 523721, lizil‘x. kills. Ithe reputation of paying Its bills bs~-' -
it was stated thin morning on good
authority that following the council
lilo-«"I‘mr he'd last evening a til'itliion oi
the Democratic leaders at the city wan
held. where it in not stated, and that
Georgia
CLEARING]
SALE~
, .- . Iondaya .
”MW” 0' what accrued in be 3"“ 5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk A. M. 4: 10:1. 425M. 7:55. 8: '30s. Icause there would be no one ‘0 makeI miel's limit and made it motion that the meet- '
itttporiancc to the party: welrare were 9, m it on “V “d" in the future when m“ 0"" Ins: bra ml: mrnod. ‘it was seconded
disclosed. Some people last night fol. Wm... P M 1":17x. 1: IBM. 2: 23:. :l: 40:. advertised '07 W"- and carried. and so ended one arm -
Exceptional
Savings in All
i
‘ii 'IigIIIII 5: H: il: iix. 7. 05:2. 9: lsx. 921.5 in reference to the Auxiliary polled:
south uonwaut 'ro OANIURY-Mr' mm” ”m "m ”mm” "’"
A .'i.-i --tl: 13. 84: 27. 9, bits. t‘citlaens had olierodI their services and
.10.. mg the mccting seemed to think
Iiiitt m-rtuln of the councilman had
som- hack on their party and attempt
“to mind it liiiilnl oi the present I.
.xin’: tintit n. ‘
FIRE m Tonnmorou. I
The Wt-rtrm block. containing iii‘
no to in-monvtrate with tho-m about it. “‘59“ Mid Drona or the i'orilnrrlon‘ "' M' 1 2" 43"”, 3' 25- thlt they might have need of them.» u CONDUCTOR JINNINO: unIAKI
“IIII, mu contort-nee was tor is out; 'F"3'ir'. iI-Iiimnted at 120 Water Hirer}. M. 9. 25. “"5!" and that he was In lavor of keeping: “es Ann.
. otr n, w o '
a mommy», but it Would be interest last aft-:2 M :‘I‘I ”Ii; ”I" II‘I’IIl‘lgIflzomIlIi p 3.1- 2. 15. 7:15. them. lie wanted to know what soon Conductor Fred: rick M. 10W I
DANDURY 'ro aouru NORWALK could be done by martin: them
inn m m im‘niir: at tin-gr- ii a report which started in ii! ccilu' . ”'0 (’uvn-i'tIr-u! Company's worh at.
. , . . of it cut .I
A. AMI. w-O' ill), 7: 25. 10: 34K. llzidl.
A greater vtflumn of applause than
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