v
his llewasndm'nt' the nor iagbsa‘idealteuéslnl. ’ ._ M
”lmsiwmrm mid-m mm
“up“. or the in“ 13' Warn sad Jilin» W
. Hall W Odhlc.‘ ills-eminent speaker. tare W ‘
'. . ‘ these will doubtless lachde Harry
..‘
l
tenths“ trons First raw.
. . :1: 3.3.9.. :z. ‘.‘-.v w
were thawed at the mule-tea at
invests, sod it‘ia also hoped tsst nor.- .3" Wow” W W
w. r. more: nethei. who is mass “was: me end use! mu m
in Y. M. C. A. work at Camp Devon, mebflflmmuk
will be present. ‘ ‘- '0 I.“ ‘5 “'0 all-0d 1" m
I thank}!!! not do. The ”tracti-
. The February noting of the school 9” m 3* “Him 1' ‘0
‘ Ira. Frederick Hart of Raymond loinm'iileo .wanwld Monday evening. haw “alibi“! m “fir M in3
street is quite iii. {Those pre's'ont More res Kelley, n. em not sales sesame as est-Id-
Lli. Bradley. -Wllliam 1. Madrid. utsrtssssyesussclty Clerk assert-
The war- weather is having eifect i'rban G. Seymour, A. M, nylonsnd ”115 “Do 70' '00” M "a "it“
on the ice in our harbor and shortly Mn well. ".113, arr. Bradley s‘ctesishurtbsad notes at the steooaraoher?”
it will MN! be €19“ 'as chairman pro tab. After a general I ”I Robertson returned 11“" he "’4‘
discussion or the 5mm ‘01 11,. iiavsd that was his own liersonal at.
schools. it was determined to keep, 1-5?-
Mrs. George Scott?! newlyton ave-
alalns iii about the same condition. new... fuel, and the building commit- and raterring to ill. ”WV. said. “it
| ___.-._...
. , tee was authorized to urchaae wood the gentleman from the First was as
rInJIJlllll. sis-nor isvts' p .
d on. Miss Olive Cole oi Rowaytoa ave it coalesuld I“ be had. It was also careful oi the "film, a, he 1," 91
M W "M “9' h “h. ‘ several a". visit voted that serviceable themaueten technicalities, the treasury would not
4 ', with her sister, Mrs Henry beach in be m ltor school 3!“!le ed"
7' I” W m will Brooklyn. .to request those in charge of the Maui Ilr. Murphy insisted that he would
its: at each school to us i of writin-
umm . at e the utmost . like to know the methods .
r“ ‘0 den a. saw ":1: $3,723: cowl: ogemzae': care, so that no coal be wasted, all cits-glue minutes in the record book and
”on. W w works. out to the tiers burned and all cold air inlets and £111st a motion that the original copy
' 'honse comma by ma. Dam m Openings closed after the school ses‘n-oln which the minutes are taken and
1 In. Samuel at. Kelly of 1 Seaside M. in West a“ arcane. ‘3‘” ll 0V0!- T‘he Home Economics spread in the book oi record be kept
”no. reported to the prim that she icommlttee of the National heme for and held over until each succeeding
has lost. stasn pooasthoolr. qu’l Service was given vermin-{meeting instead of being destroyed.
“0" to live a demonstration and loci This was seconded by Councilman
ture.on, food conservation in the Com Moore and upon the question was
tcr school building. Imflt ,
i The report oi the auditor was-pro
isentcd last evening and read and
RICE PASSES AWAYID'Mi'i1 on tile. The report at the city
ltreasnrer as stated by City Clerk llob-
'srtst'm. “Wasn't signed by anyone."
{and was passed over tor the report of
to be when" 0‘ h" heavy duties In the clerk at the court which showed
r on. and Mrs. John Smith. who have
'been occupying the first floor of the
no plan” tournament at tho house or lie-s. Elisabeth Gages; at Mo-
W not 1 Ladder Comps!!! Kinley place. will on March 1 move to
w to roll-ed this evening. Itho house of Mrs. Alired Crockett. in
7" Crockett street.
-. '—~—o¢—.~—.- ’ '
SIR CECIL SPRING
arse ladies- my or the East
Ivonne I. 8; Mb is meeting this John 'A. Clsvcley, who since his re-g
“noon as usual and this evenill turn from “over there” as a m mem-'
In usual fill-M's services will M‘ ber of a. gun crew on one 0! unecon-l
use at the church. . vertcd German liners, has been under ch _
"80 Of embassy, no intimation was that orders amounting to $90.92 had
0
training in one. air-the Navll stations .
, '1;an When he left -
This afternoon hfrs. hank Clark of has received hiseasnmission as main he Wall in ill-Moirn.wi§§$§§." 13?: been mum am" we "Bomb.
' i The following communication to
9"“ 'Wo 1' entertains J“ and been transiesved to another as this here pointed out that he had
when“; the Was-ens Auxiliary ohm ”hm”. in” and training. ,been under tremendous strain trout; Mayor Donovan was then read:
mw‘m at her home; ____,,__ 9;; :gmiibll‘iitie's devolving liponj "pm-mum? past six months we
' y or ng the negotiations have had numerous requests from
‘ ‘7’"- . i .. The Bible Study Class of the Meth- on the o
, , . ~ , Derntion of the All - . .
Th. Wprnni" Foreign 3m"°“"’,odiet. Church hardened the iollow-‘ade before the United Stateirefilgga many shippers and manufacturers in
MI sh. m m I: E. ing om“ {0-, tfi’ésuing ye": Mrs. the us. :your city to operate a regular steam-
‘hnh mot ‘t “94"“ of ”’3- Wil- John Brundsge, president; Mrs. John b Sir Cecil, who became 3””!!! Am- boat line between our piers and Nor-
‘Bssu. 8 VI filiatrest. and snflu'mkepnddam; 3““ 10h Stev- “5M0" be" May 6. 1913. succet‘d"walll and South Norwallt in connection,
_ , . ‘ ing Ambassador James B ~ rt
m tip "9'" ”Wm“. ions. secretary and treasurer. At the “no“, 3,, M was born gag-59 2:"; with our other routes.
annual meeting Tuesday evening the spent many years in the British diplo-i “We have not, at the present limr.
reports submitted were .aatislactory mntic service: He came to Washlnu- it steamer such as would he want"!
and hopes were expressed for a com '0" "n“ as ”1"" d ““15“"! 0‘ the Elm 10, this route is... have several which
bassy in 1886 and was -. _
”‘5 year or usefulness. 7”" cm" “3” ing second to “Help”??? 3:31;; we can obtain that are practically new.
i which would suit the condi-
‘been doing very helpful ervice in the mm“, delegation '0 [he Imemmm- “you “
nest. inmfl'ggfflifmce August 27,1859. lions admirably. But we and that
and Tokio, :0 2;: gm: d;g;:::g: there is at present a line covirinf till]:
to Washington 1593, He '“ suc- irelght routs, called the as ng .
cesslvely charge d'cffnires and mu“, Smith Transportation Line, lnc., and
'ter to Persia from 1900-1908. Be our idea in writing to you is to con-
? {Bans'fjffmflg'fgoif '2‘“ and firm tile ‘o'oiiiltio of titsse various ship,
dorship hli‘l'tl. ills earlier? ‘33:; "IMO. m rendered oy the.
here are remembered during the days present operating line in not suflclent
. 0! Lord Paunceiote. He was created or satisfactory. and whether thl
K. C. M. G. in 1906. .volume of business between your two
‘cities and New York offers suinclent
freight and financial return for the
initial investment and operating cost.
We have good facilities for handling
Rev. Dr. 6. Ashton Oldhaln, rector of and transporting ireiglit upon its as
St. Ann's Episcopal Church of Brooh- rival here in New York, consisting of
piers, several steam-lighters for hur-
bor and steamship delivery, and two
(L‘ontinnOd From Pill. on.)
-—-—
. l ' -
sly-tits an new or New York.
m yore-easy tatown impacting
ate mad-cashed her home at
M M'M she has rented
a.
“'1'?"
W by those people .
_ ,. ”to that there
“I”, h m that many
1 ‘ been workroom Bay is-
W ' emeritus» or by an. '
Wests death it W that
minor two oassabfl'aot as
.lssosesroeld have hasslted‘to
’ e from“ polluted story. How-
. the tutors-ant or the Sentinel,
~ that h‘hlmselt, has seen quite
dumber of dead ducks and other was
" told-oneness. use so it is lert to
two ”was“ {out be-'
~ thundmiothm Insight.
. simply being the matter at what
. tutes a number to be settled be-
. them. “ '
UTTER LY UNDEMOCRATIC
. That's How Dr. Oldbam Characterize.
sir. Prudy oi Noroton, teller in the Prohibition of Sunday sports
Citlsens' Savings bank, returned Mon-
day from a trip through the South. He
m m then '“ Milt-II much lyn, strikes the nail on the head in a
snow in Virginia as in Connecticut. ”Fly to a circular letter sent to Mac
and that the weather was very cold as mpolitan clergyman by the New York 1"“ auto "We“ tor cit-y delivery. l
m. South as Georgia. ' Sabbath Committee, which is fighting . “Your out 'on regarding such a line
.pending legislation that would legal.‘ operating u" id be greatly appreciat-
- ‘ IUV' ize Sunday baseball in New York ed. Thanking you in advance for your
. ., _ t
.'_‘ E l
. > . t
‘ . 1
State. courtesy, we beg to remain.
The prohibition of such games and "Yours very truly,
A) card party for the benefit oi tile
local Red Cross branch..,will be held
sports as are contemplated in the bill “CLYDE LIGHTERAGE (‘10., inc"?
is utterly undemocratic. he savs. Per W. .l. Clyde.
llr. Oldham's letter recalls the fact, Mr. Murphy rose at the end of the
,thnt a liberal Sunday bill was adapted reading at the. communication and so“!
at the Town Hall. Thursday,.Fcbrunry
21, at 2:45 p. in. There will be tables
for “auction bridge" and “five hull
dr ." -
v- Brooklyn we ofFeb. 9th.
- the g dispatch from
ego. Cal, relative to the death
'Danlsl'nsnnisoll Whedon, son-
"of “hand Hrs. Philip 8'. Field-
on Windham freduently visit-
- Norwaltandhad many friendsl
‘1
‘ .- .HIOO. Cal, February 9.—D[.
‘n'eaaison Whedon, 39 years
donuts resident of Brooklyn.
, ‘o and spawning physician here
1III! M eleven years, died last
, . at his residence in this city.
Mm horn in Lafayette.
by the majority of the Connecticut 183- that he made a motion that the mayor:
lslatnre. both Representatives and be empowered to pppolnt a committee.
ESenators, at the last session of the a representative, a representative;
I General Assembly, only to be upset by body cumming of shippers and others
‘ w
. the maority of ill. l' crse . - . .
on Mr 21. 1878. the son A number 9‘ boys interested in b” tativesjwere m":t3;ol;'e:h;tpof tire assistance in helping horn Mk iron
‘ all.“ Rev. John Swinburne 1:23:11)"; “9“: "as”: building Executive, a fact that is not without
.. . ‘wltowas at one time a Vell- y "' ran it evens. "" its interest in these davs when one . . - .
W minister in my. Railroad avenue. tormerly occupied by hears so much abm" de’mmmev lrn. This “as seconded, put to .t ‘0“.
; was g_ grandson ,and name- the “V9”: 1° practice basket ball “'1, The toll wing mil 9 is clipped from and passed. . :1 Mr
of m Daniel Dennison "Whedon, indoor sports. The “w” orlt Hera! _ Mayor Donolan then name .
' ‘ - . ‘ n ' Murphy as chairmen of the committee
»~ of the Methodist Episcopal The firemen w lied t bl "That he a sympathy with a
' on the Irving $2300.: Statutes: "m“ ““6“ ‘3 "”3"“ W" by the
the author 0! ‘Whedon'l Re . Dr. A-ht . 1 o
'm Dr. thdon ,5 surviv- South avenue. Saturday morning. A Stlan.s%pm:0:; g;3;::';:§;k:y:‘ one who did anything lo alleviate the
his “1,. Harriet Fielding; and a gasoline tank of the engine connected in a", open letter to the Ne" York 8“; present conditions was (icing .5 Jul
m m Whedon of a“. with the Kewanu water supply syn- bath Committee No.31llible House mane sci. Councilman \i'mfe came in
I his ”the" “‘1' 09"” F’ tom Md caught m from someung ”Dr. Oldham wrote in answer ti; g at this time.
' 5 . at Brooklyn, and a. sister, kilo“! causew A communication signed by "M:
idents" asked for an abatement at
,MMthewlie‘ot the res ‘
‘, Dr. John Henry Bell, WHO? 0' Burglsrs broke into the railroad my their Senator and Assemblyman the taxes 0' Della 3" Sanford ol 4.)
”MI. E. Church in Brook- lion Thursday night. after the "W" against two bills now before the Franklin avenue, “'1‘" 15.9mm“ ”W”
Dr. Wisdom m at one We r 'f'm" ”ml; “m“ V” “m" ”’7 Legislature, ‘One bill would permit
" arcing ‘ ch on the hunger-com baseball games to be played Sunder.
Idoor. Evidently the intruders were afternoons and the other is to permit
TM 007—" I. W037" ! scared away ' ‘ The only things missed itching and other public sports and ex-.
"may ,were a broom and‘scveral sticks of em," and athletic games betweeri tion to the
~--- "VM- the hours of hall-post three and hail-{Fourthf’
miss this out out this no. , , '9... six on Sundays.
with so see mail it to Voter Mm" hm been received ~ ‘The prohibition oi such games
“w am. CM W Meade I“ MOI “3 New...“ exercises is utterly undemocratic.
,n m m address Canaanohthe marriage“ Nicholas said Dr, cldhgm, 'inasmuch as it I!-
. . You will receive in return 1, Brass. Jr, of Brooklyn. to lies Ibnily gm. only the] poor and middle classes.
”9 outaislng Foley's lionv Marie Hawkins. daughter of It. and for. whether, the law permits it or so.
”far W for coughs. Mrs. John Hawkins. iormerly‘o! Pitts- the men ofnseans new colors hi! soil.
"3 m Kidney Hill. bursh st Atlantic‘City on Wednesday. mtg, boating and fishing at will.’
India-Id .bacs: M‘hbruary I. "or. Oldhent tsrther said that so I
III-eyuloiauerdl- ; maturotuaourvoaugateadoaot
mmmlihtheflaadlass'" epeldalltisy Sunday is counsel-
7, radix their titles! He Ilitl 3W
see all“... ills-Hols m ssder the direstha st test asses 'vsry melanin/in It!
”may“ *theOMylewa, aeysra so. mutilate law ops-seesaw.
~ ., manltles have leads plans for a silly.” ‘ .
with power to choose his associates on
v for twent «right
m iew y that committee. ‘and stated that any-
;rirculilr letter sent to pastors in that
committee urging them to protest to
unable to make any money to pay
holds street. East Nervous. was We
settled and acted the council to con
struct a sewer in that street.
to the street department.
lotion which was later passed to tilt
, . siesta
and"therouahly etssssus sehsdsledtoseheisisnssatoasusit.
Pitt
1’ a...
:
Z": Isthmus-elation)!”
“inflammabahdfl
.usmsidaees-se. Has-lithat‘file
if." i ”mumaremetflawwthehoamd
' Museum’s-ms.
W
loot."
sits-no tht intelligent men such ...
Midd‘uduringtleprevlous all
mlnlstrstionsbould havehenguilty
ofperderningtransactionsolsuchfi
In“
money was coming from was brought
up and the mayor wanted to know
whether the city was to stop paying
the teachers, the firemen and the Do-
llcemen to meet the sum or whether
one. who bu been W"? “L '°' the schools open if it was possible to? usyor Donovan then interrupted, ,.
' inlained at home. had to bear the luv-3
‘ when there was not ll bit 0! coal in the
:cd money for groceries which the
'ltlle. veto power oil a single man. in interested. to center with the'Clydc.
' other words, the will and judgment of peep}... and to render the many possible}
this "deplorable" condition or freight , money to the treasury."
service by water into which ii hailial-f
her 100th year, inasmuch as she was and he then pron
them. They were referred by Mayor
‘ Donovan in the absence of any obiso
"Alderman from the
Alpetltlon irom sin residents at Roy-
]! was
referred in .nbsence of any objection
Councilman Wolfe, then read a new
elect thst lao Waste-ts is
empowered to muses on! material
tor the wealth! the street W-
llsm Donovan-id: “I haven hr
weslevte say which I wish'rensdsdss
e'Il-i‘alse' jsno that seat. te re
that conditions is-tas earnest
tires the revenue will
Ila 1"!“ that it a...
NEW SPRING . .
SKIRTS AND DRESSES
Than the question of where the
themoney wastobetnheni'nomth-
charity board. This was not enou .
so it seemed, but the previous admin j
istratloss had failed to mvide any "‘
surplus.
This was not all. There were tour
notes due and the gentlemen whey.
duly it was to notity the council did
not do re and so they will have to ht
paid and the monies out of the '35 list
will haveto be used. There is already
about 870.000 out 0! the budget oi
1017. This was management run mad.
Mayor Donovan said.
He then went on to state that the
council had!» ”manpower.
and this this power rested solely with
the board of estimate. The council
could only spend money l’d dusts
an d state what appropriiltions were
honest and 113M. OI! that the coundl
had no right to barrow a-lnst taxes
" TIRE SEE”
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
Seavlew Ave, East Norwalk
U. 5.,(liain Tread Tire $17.
30a3 1-2
and other, sizes—20% disco
from original list.
Telephone 1“.
1“
Childrca‘ Wally Painless
1" current upon”. and W0, and Cottociehtim‘s
He mentioned what the tax rate was ' fi» Dentistry
rested by Modem .
when he said that there who in the "mm. Methods ”MM »
fifth district a certain little place . AcevticOfilcs .Trsatment
without any accommodations escort;
.. .. .. w... m... .., it llll.S.M.llEl'l‘Z it
not paid it tss or 818.75 and which - -' '
» 0 Ad t
paid a tax of 890 this ilrst at January. “m“ SWIM as h mm" and
and no more improvements had been Gilm- ‘0' V0" by ‘ G‘ Oxygen
given it thss it had in 1907. He ssid soot motel Wart: mil“;
DENTIST
73 South Main Street.
that money had bet i‘. ..pent in the pro
vious administrations without any 1".
card for appropriations. He said that
i A
Gold and Porcelain
the present administration had been “9“" 9 a. "'- 1° 9 0 Restoration.
left with its hands tied by the previous} ‘5 y'm "‘ m. by appointment 6” “M“ °i Mill-
one. _ the Prnctice oi .. . clsl Dentu‘rea
in the opinion of the chair the worst High class fl» Chen: EEII‘: Barr's? ‘
example of the spending of money was Dentistry. fully ane s
that of the paving of Newtown avenue, , ‘- I
37 feet wide for the distance of a tow ' “
huudred icet when Connecticut avenue . ' _ "'
ity board. 3 need not be given. only the results.
which has more tramc in one day than .
Newtown avenue has in six months is
forced to get along with 16 let wide.
and that is plenty There was no up]
proportion for this in the first place.l
and in the second place. Riverside}
Hclnndod his remarks practicallyhy
saying that the previous__ administra-
on'llgd not transacted one Single bit
of legal business while they were in
oilico and he wondered where the hall-
Drive is New, York city didtml .llavoimuik’” ”lug-“$1.59”: ."Qv’PW‘h‘i;
tlllel width who we was hoe tut-“99‘ “ "“5“ N“ 1"" m" “WM "5
sh- good of ‘“h. houses and a svhm‘ithYJhOM have been. but “what did
were. and at tho tort oi Ilium :u. rum" “flu
VJ! he charc'tclihec very lr nically "9 further “id that some people
st"lntcllige1:managemeut' thought that the present administra-
Tiion the mayor opened up it. hisi'k“ “’33 ”We“ '° "‘9 paying 0' WI"
l‘:.'.orito subject of the reading of Only the bud" 3 M the “dim M
nor ey tor retollcrI'and night sticks this year and ot othen was what this
lot the sultan police W‘HCl mono; "Hem council h“ to do. 3° said
cell): be used L". coal. grocam ‘ ”c .1118! one day he found that there was
t..r the cities'poor He said .m a; only $14.07 to pay oil the workers, in
the WW time .wa were in trouble the treasury. That was a nice state
I ' 1
all! c you». onl that the 2 win ru of ailairsmasnt "' u .
‘ ye . a l t ‘ Then coming in on the home‘s'iret‘dh
he said that there wasn't a soul'i'n this
city with whom the present adminis-
tration had transacted business that
was not paid when their bills were pre-
sented and had been properly certified
He tools a quiet rep at the Board oi
Education when he said that it tool:
them three weeks to acquaint himtwith
some of their affairs. He read the
charter which stated that the board
should "at least "once a month" render
a detailed report of the expenses dur-
ing the past month and he said that .' .
this had not been done. . ‘i I have been a constant alliterat- "0}“
A number of bills were brought up kidney trouble and three months ago'
and those had been certified were or- Y.“ down sick in bed for my back
dered paid. Councilman Moore remarll- 3mg .0 5""er I couldn't get up,"
ed at one time “i make a motion that writes C. F. Reynolds, 412 Herrick
thoae hills that have been certified 88 “men Elmira, N. 'Y. "While in this
the ‘Good BMW tell! us. be paid... Till!i condition we.read of Foley Kidney
brought quite ii laugh. ,Pills so I commenced taking them. in
Councilman "Murphy made a motlnr ' a few days I was up out of bed." Fol.
that a report of the milk inspector be 3y Kidney pm. strengthen kidneys
read to the council at” the next meet-and bladder. Recommended for back-
ing. telling what examinations he has ache, rheumatica'painm sore muscles.
‘msde during the present ndminlstrsv Sill! joinin.—~Stillson-Powell Corpora-
nd also the results. Thedatod lion.
This was seconded and passed.
The sale of the property, for Willi"! ‘
a public'hearing was called last night
wasth‘en to be b‘r‘ougbtn'p a‘nd Coun-
cii'nl'an Eldridge moved that the items
of thecnll torthn hearth .on the sale
60 macs-Fed .i’égmserl‘sx 'Jb- " “h; .
Councilman “whyjs's‘id he would
like to 'hsv‘e‘ the call r'e's‘d‘sri'd after it,
had been done ssid‘ that he didn't re-
call any resolution authorising lhi'
hosting. The Mayor wanted to know
it he objected and he saidithst he did.
Mr. Murphy said that he wanted ’0
be understood on the matter that his
was not opposed to. but was in favor
of the sale of the fire apparatus anii
horses and other items mentioned as
being part oi the property or the tin»
department, but that he was oppose-l
to the sale of the revolvers and night-
sticks of the Auxiliary Police.
no said that behind an old saying in
mind and that it wasn't by Shakes.
pears or Byron (the latter having been
Quoted once or twice by the mayor
lost evening during his tirade agalntt
the previous administration) which
liens shifted an heir sou' 'ers by those
who had gone to war and that there
were numerous women in this city.
who were about to become mothers
house to heat it. and that people want-
cbariry people ‘coul not give them,
while plenty of monjy could be appur-
pristed to buy revolvers toys for
the turn of this city an all this. and
all this, mind you, withoutlhe host-d
of estimates and taxation “crossing on
'i‘ or dotting a ‘t'!"
'Tinc. capable. healthy bucks stand
together to oppose the return oi this
too-time on Page rise)
5 -
cousraur aurrsasn FINDS as.
. LIEF ‘
He said that he, had attended the
me‘ting oi the Auxiliary Police on
Washington street last month and that
.there were eleven souls present (he,
’dld mt 'countthe reporter, who evi-
vdently hes’t a soul, or himseli) and
E ii at the stellar attraction of the even-
ing was to have been Councilman
illoorc, who was to deliver an impris- .
stoned oration in regard to the Auxlil- tion 3
|inry Police, "but there being a basket
'ball game on that evening. at! he
5 went." Those who were present he‘
said, were all patriots. especially when!
they had no pistols in their pockets!
coded to call the roll:
' of those who were present that he rec-i
ognised and mentioned some little!
11“,"me ‘
fact in connection wit each one that .
brought tears at laughs hunt the
crowded cos-oil chamber, ending will
"and another stellar attrfltion was:
by brother m Lockwood s'rtting out
in the middle of the door." ‘
After this he said that the city's
property would someone: and that all
he oaaasilel weald net present it.
ud am the ”all flail! ,sussls
h the an or the ebb! fl police tor
ism the ssosss last tsey most
do wealth setassed to the treasury-
‘l‘lse ate-ea would he s master of s
it. a see! lav some Isa-inn sewer
' worthetgreeesiss‘tssl the-her
to-
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