POLICE RAISE lcost about $15 per month. The triatt
i
_ s Litmus 3
[Continued won first , {Roll of Honor. from dusk until 11
i Irving 1). Robertson. city clerk. call- by the City of Nori'alk. was passed.
E K BANKS _ed-the roll "hen Mayor Donovan Committees 3.99.1.
' 'bl'ollsbl 1h? meeting to order, and it Councilman Russell reported to the
. ‘ was found that Councilman George D. Council progress on the matter of the
m Ifiwkano Hotel, We“ [slusselh Edlfir G. Mgr-shy; Georgie} W. Boagd ol'Healtb, and stated that local
. tevens, A rt '1‘. ri ge, i iani con iiions were much improved.
'I «anti-oat. 50m lot-walk} Moore, Joseph A. \'01k and Frank Dr. Moore reported progress on the
.. ..-“ _.__ .l.. Clark were present and that Dr. question of increased salaries for the
“‘3 330‘” Robert M. Wolfe was absent. Corpor- registrars oi oters. .
, “2 iatjon Counsel Edward J. Quinlan; was Mr. Eldridgg also reported progress
‘ t for Norwalk and vicinitv: {rot on hand. but put in appearance (1)}: "be idle question ofwait‘ Pasture
’, W . . . ‘, 3 er. . Arc ,
Vulgttglgllgn Stgfirliofll‘llgbi The minutes orth-e preceding regu: Mouth’s Bills Not Certified.
mt ‘There is no welldefined lar and special meeting, the reportsot Mayor llonovan stated that under
m this morning east of the City Auditor “rlfred Bodw'ell, Lity the lll'c‘arlrng conditions lldmd not
,7 Mountains but local showers Treasurer Herbert A.‘Mathewson. and been possible to certriy the bills otthe
‘ teported from the northern por- (‘lerk of the Town (our-t hours .8. City for the past monlli and that they
“the Lake region and front Utah Beers were read and disposed of iii were 110! ready and called upon t‘li."
tv'ard to Texas. The. area 0, the usual manner. . ‘ 'ireasurci Mathewson to explain the
w.‘ "“5“” which has (.afisgd low Large Number. of Communications. dNKV.
~ -. . urea in the northern . dls— Aconrmunication from the Second Mr. Mathewson SL‘dlt‘il that owing to
is now passina m“ to S9“. The Taxrnrt District commissioners refer ”t9 pressure oi other Meme-“‘5’“ ““0
. ture is generally about “-99, ring to several accounts due the Sec- found " ”npOSStbltj lb 80‘ (Wet ever!
do“ the northern border. oird district. which remain unpaid. was b1” and have them in readiness for the
. "a read. he items mentioned were those (ltlllflllt‘tl lhlh H'ellillfl. Hc recommend-
' . or $100 tor the Town court. as its share t‘ “at a motion bt‘ made authorizing
“m3 A {EAR AGO of the (‘ity Hall expense. and 31:70 for ”W moment of the bills. U110" tilt‘ cer-
" v TODAY} _ the lloardot Education.ior six months” ilfit'tltitm 0f billlscli. btrt without the
Tflmpcratlirc: “Lilli. J”: lmv. rent of the Putnam school. which is “Gunt‘llh t‘t’t'lt'ficatton. lie said that
. tluc. It was Fluted ill the letter that 1‘” “WW ””5 With “l“ U“ lilt’ tll'dlllttl'l'.
pm.“ dupmhnpm hail said that there but llt‘ lourid it was absolutely"neces-
Wcrenot‘tinds for such itctns,and that Still.
Q they We“. in last ”a“ budget. It “11.1.1001? moved that. when the
, was further mentioned that the fire or "‘M‘rtiha ended that the) adjourn unfit
‘ ‘ surancc premiums on the Central Fltt' bid“) t’Vt'lltnii. b) tilllt'h ”luv ,the
station. were due. and amounted M l”1-"““uhibt‘t'ctttll'. This llttitltlilu'us
$92. and that. in January and Febrti """Nlt't‘ and passed.
,.__.... l.i'.\*. $35 in addition. would also full Mil/0" V¢t°€6 Police Raise.
Iii-w lennic “rm" is Qllilt‘ ill with due. These bills of the fire depart Mayor Donovan then presented the
the ignition- .aiip Iiit-‘nt wcrt- returned to the f'tnllllllh” """llllttlbt'tttlttll. Which in lit-rcwith
sioners. marked "no i’unds,“ its there l'i‘in't‘i. in “hit‘h hc strut-rt that he rc-
vus no appropriation tor the same. turns, “'"h‘ll" ltir‘ ttl'ltl'oviil, the rcso~
The communication concluded, :isltiua 1“‘10ll‘ltttr>Lti at the last meeting. an-
tliitt tlic mayor and t‘ouut-il act to cot thoriziuu tilt“ increase in the Pill 0t
rt-t'l these rim-sights. ”h’ I'Uih't‘ dt'littrttncnt 'l‘hc into-r itil»
l'pou tounciiuian Moore's motion. 3‘3““
Mr. Murphy was appoinlctl it roiiiiiiii- ‘” “1“ M'““"“"-“ ot‘ ”'l' “U i‘tlllllt‘il.
ice of olic to invcslinatc tlit- iiiaitt'l' (“'3' “' NWWHIRI
fill‘ilict‘ i return. herewith. without my up.
mtridcn is tonsltleriin: at proposition A lcttcr from the National liottrd of l'l'ttl'ttl. ”" lcsolution, t‘lltlilt‘d "An or~
5"“ establish in that city {I state trail“ l“lit‘ i‘udcruriit-rs wih rcnd. which ”."mm' f““”"*‘ it! tho- sulttiics oi ho
”too! similar to the one in Dunbar.“ called attention to St-t-i'etall' ot the “t't‘tht‘jh' l'tt>>t'tt b." .t'otir honorable
.. ‘M -» 'l‘rttittiur'l'.Mt'Atltiti's l't‘tlllt-sl thitl Flll' hm”- “'W‘dil.‘ "“t‘lliHL'. St‘l‘it‘lllllt‘l' l“.
.Qulte a large number troiu t\ . |-il\ l‘retcutiou llay be postponed truth “i" ”I". 5”"! ti'ttn-‘tltttit‘tl it! me on Siliillr
rncyed to liridtzt-port yesterday to tolwr 2 tiiitil November 2. It was Still“ ”“733 N’ltlcnibcr ll, this.
the big naVal band led liv the cd. in ilic communication, that the to “1“f‘l’lii't’lil‘lit't‘ms ft" lb“ ltttiittutn
ill“? John Philip Sousa hitust-li. ('iil Four Minute speakers will start a l““'“.“‘"' ittt‘ rltt‘ttlitt' and air tired to
Decorate with i'luus tomorrow to
hear Sousa nod his Jiiiblt‘ Bots
.
Charles B. Smith. of Taylor Place.
ill whitish ill with the Sp:ilfl""'ili'|ll
Illa.
.....—
_, l'llbllt‘ltl' campaign on ”I“, "mm... “u the board oi listiniutc tor the current
‘Eflf‘fll E.‘ Hopkins “1“, is t‘lllllltH" (lt'itllN‘l ‘Jti' Tho lt-ttct was plnct-tl on IT"If3f“”rdll“'l"“"§ tt tlt‘filytv pmvi»
. at! with Iroumihtir)‘. Mathewson & ('o.. til,“- t , . ' , . . “$1.1: all. ”#111135”! “ rm” “Vii by the
.la‘vary ill at his home on (‘lit‘stntii ‘-\ ltt‘lltlttll titan thr t with & hntuut 'H'lh'f‘ “MAW-NH“;I'f’tvtht' ntttnhcr ot
~ “that. with Spanish lutiuenm. (outpany. risking tor the lllSiilllltlltin 1 Milan .trit tlllltldlb cstzibilsht‘tl h.\'
. . ' ot' a lllt' alarm signal but. on 'l‘ollt-s "I“ “m“"i‘h'" body l'mlt't ”lt‘ ltl‘tt
Private Lee. A. \\'t‘l'ill;.:. U. S, A, Siu- nil-...... H...” mm]. New...“ tor bcttcr risitris oi tlir- t‘liiiru-i, no Illliiln). tilt
fill “(Inna llltt l't-ttll‘lltttl stiltlit‘i l‘l‘tlll‘n prolot'ilrlll. m“ ”Ml-"d 1” t‘ouncil \'l:'l1l:llll alllliltllll'ltllt'tl. ”mm.“ bl. 0‘.
‘l’l‘tmci- who is in Norwitlk for ni‘ew ”H“ \“f‘l- m“ """""”""‘ 0" fire. I“ H” . M” Mt) illillltisr‘.‘ “MT“"P‘
Have to assist the Lillt‘l‘t)‘ I‘m!“ Mrs. .lalllt‘r‘ t'l‘ttlil. “f Ort'lial‘tl street. I lt‘lt‘ 'isvnut an appropriation Stilllt‘iont
Yorkers. WNW at the Henderson and and fifteen otltcr'rcridents of that soc. ”) i-tl‘htlrh llll‘lt‘lh‘t’ in} thc comim .t-
rdfi-wtn shop and also at the Ntirwalk ‘lon. prcsttntctl a petition. asking that “"11 ”1 tht‘ liicuibcrs ot the [dilute it»
Look (10. shop Westordar afternoon llll‘ mirror .‘tlltl t‘ouncil do something "““mmf 1"""|“"'i|‘l’t't|' llN‘t-t .tvilt’.
- --_._._.. in :ilicvialc lhc coltacsilon due to the Th“ ”'H'Wl' furthrr llmtltlt’s that
Miss Bessie Pohltuun has returned ”“5”" f”"”“i\"'"“"" 9’ ”‘9 WW“ :1” rm”? curployo m. said "“5"
to the position annotation in the WW" ths't‘tt‘tr. hr which roan: clitl‘ “99:17; “g’tt'l‘l "thitttwutuli lncur
nice of in: (~_ 1.x. Routwcil. “1m.“ then have to co tar outside their dis I') .trt I (text or obligation. in excess
“‘3 has H, :ici-ept:thiv tilled durini: trit-I to tillt‘lltl the daily sessions, i'hhttl ttltplopiintion that may hit".
'the DR“ (‘lillll “...”. (‘ounI-iltnnii Eldridge moved that the m." amtidt _ ”It'tt'itn‘. shall be llt'l'son-
pt-lition be referred to the mayor" who 33') bottle ltll‘dlllnl'lllt‘lll oi with debt ”1.
...r ' " trout itlv rcic~rcd it .. , - .1. 0 tuitllttn. tin tic cor ioriition cottn.
SatisfactortIritlltotrncut ol‘ 3m.“.:tl.l.l:»‘. :lrltig:x_ . 1 bath to \h l I set is “won." ummmzmllm sue for [m
‘meménlirffil-«flli.rrli 'l'llittdtpi‘g. h. Attttt-‘tt-i' William H. t‘nble, ol' llnn- same. in lllc name and for tho immim
.Ngeon of tclcent lll'l‘ I to his att‘o. b""."v Ht‘t'Vt'tl lltjticc on. the t-it.\'. in the ‘ln_ ”"1“"?'..b.",'““' any “m,” "1‘ t't'lltltt’
fibromth the J. .\’l. lotion & ('o. inc. "“1" t" his chcnt. Miss Mitotic lirvs iti't‘Jui-istuttion. and. in addition
. nsuran'co gttncy, by whom his run sou. :llsti’trl Danburr. in which (-0"). ',"_“,'”' .ilil ofllcml or t‘lllplt‘ytnnl stud
china was insured. itt‘nsation is asked for the injuries H,"- “"'l‘_“”‘2 5“”! 0"!" OF ttbllllntion.
, .___,___. .‘llHS Brings." ['pllpiyvd on July 34 last. citht-r without or in excess of an on
$3” V OASaturduv at. lllt‘ South Nor-walk “."P" “h" M‘ ”n ”l" sltlt'lt'ttlk. on l""""""l'i“" “"' ”l" llttylltt‘m orthc
MW office. 1"“; usual holiday ltouru (.iovc .‘x‘illt‘f‘l. and was badly injured. 1"“'|t"";~|iiill ht‘dlllt'll "(ll‘llllllit‘lllilllillltr
‘9‘“ be 0b§prwip Tim-p will in. (m.- ““l' “I”. It is chiimcd. was due to the ”mf.“(,].d"”"!§‘ .0" be. imprisoned not
W9” and one collection 0'. mails. poor condition oi th.» puiownlk The molt lid. nllllll) days. til. “9”“ "."d
l!!! olllce wil close at 12:30 noon. but. ",m‘m' “(to i't‘it‘l‘lt'ti to t‘orpot-ztiion -“_’”' *‘ 91" "“'”- ”r ‘_'"““’l‘-“ 0' ”it‘tltl'.
gum atnmp window wil 0|an again in (ouiisci. Quinlan. ‘ arc with“ to ”)0 t liiit'tcr provision.
. a ovcninv: lrtn 5:30 to 7:30 o'clock. ' Honor Roll to Be Lighted. ml)". l‘ilt’l’tlni thi- tort-going. tn'ordcilto
"Ac registered letter window will b" l'hc Iollotriiii; coiniuuniczitiort wn~ I .l..t!t.\~”.m.m'.n.I I.” ‘.“f‘ conditions lm'
flm all day. lil't‘~l‘lllt‘tl to tltc t‘ouncil. l.) ”H, mm- 3an . )_\ tlit ( lldllt'l. it is my "plump
. ’ ___.___ 1pm.... on H... loll “I llonor. which cx i.ii_ in~ order to tuako "lm-h “n on“.
Wurtccn members (If the E‘nil't‘ pliiins itsolr- n‘unt'c third. that .‘t stillicicnt hipst- oi
, " no Club met at the lmuic of Mrs, We bug to Will )otli‘ :lilt-lllitill toth. l‘l‘l‘:.§'lltlliltl he tlll‘tiwpd‘ rm. 1;... “(mm
a ’ lev on Montlav evening. Music itiil':t(‘l.\‘t‘ lioll or ”mm... "Tum“ or l'mllllllill and ’luxntion to incct. In
'. cards were the order or lllt‘ cvc' Plt't‘iv‘ on state urttlllltls. south of thc "7’41”“ :“t‘siuoit, to make the llttt't’ss‘ill‘y
. after which it fine supper \lt'tlq Armory. as n lt‘slimtinifll of ”H. SUI flllltlupi‘tittton. and lay a in); accord-
V°d~ A? 1“th lltt‘lllht'll‘t Of: ”1“ View rentit-ictl and being rcudcrt-d. hr ”FF-"r ,
that! as tmsfiblv can. are urged to by hundreds or 0",. “mm: “w". in m'“ the resolution under consideration.
' at the home of Mrs Jessc llrun- "mm”... and limit! Wm”, ol‘ the MM, as originally drawn by your corpora-
oi 9 Henry sit-pet. Ot-lfllif‘l' 21st. {Ad Stzitns_ and request you to hm.“ ”w lion totiirspr t‘ttliipiictl with ”'0 (‘hitrt-
‘ 8x9. or. , some lightctl, during certain hours. "r "m““nns' "'."‘k_i g it “n:“"‘i“" “”9"
‘ t-tich night. at the expense or ti... citv. the iioaro oi luslllll‘die and Taxation
Three 0" Ntll'Walk'S ilt'uniisiniz This testimonial has been paid for would m“ urchin l‘t‘lzuhirsession.but
In: men wr-rc initiated last ('\'t‘nill.'—' by voluntary contrilnrtions math. by pn- 3"11" 'ltllttlt‘ttblc body amended same
um at the renular sotniiiioitthlv asking: too much of l'our honorable mm" ."HOHHI totlic "OHNI “.'"""""“’"L
in: of Sherman t‘otmcll. Thcl' hotly to ptovitlv that the city. as u b-‘ “a“! board. }0 t‘nhllti)‘ “'lill the in-
. Charles Paul. ‘litiuis Sodei'strom ~wliolc. shall bmr and W)‘ the bills for ‘l'li‘ith‘l‘ oi salaries provided tot. in this
L‘unmnt McKibbiu. Shci'man lighting gi‘t‘i'tlit‘u "lidtllaltcc. .
he" has St‘Vt'ral "10"“ aDltllt'tt’ltllt" We are crctlitably informed that I" my "Mum.“ there is another. 3"“
membership pcndinu. and it i“ Minot (-i]l4‘.~ and towrtships have both a hum." “7“" m “11"?“ '°.3Ct'Uleish
mm] to perfot'iii the “I” initiatol‘v crcclcd anti lighted such mmm‘nm“, thctndnaounlit bytltis ordinanno. 'i‘hc
Mm at the next Int-cling, which 3, ”u. public expense. present numbcr ot‘ policemen. on the
m be “pm on October 23 r (._ J MINTZ. city p'tyioll. lr-lllllt'll too large. under
.: 1 . Ill! CARLA liAltSTROM. present conditions. Our population
.... .. . ---..-” JOHN 1 “GMT has lit-en {orally tit-plelctl by the de-
, ‘ .\l. N .\l\\' . 0' ! .miinds o: the hatzonnl (iovcrnntcnt.
.. . E‘i Bemed for , t‘onimitt’t-c 5: Killer Honor anti it lllllt‘li greater l‘l'tllfl‘lliln oi the
Mann. (Julls an Fever H l‘ J \l' ’ ‘ population is inevitable by reason oi
Price 50C l‘litlltl‘lll’t; MM'. ”3: “idiot"??? gm" the iii-nut drrtlt low. The riuiriim-nt
c ' . . t as.
' . closin . oi the It our stores a ll -.
ton Guaranteed or Money ...... Mm, ,, mm" m", ...”...Wml t q I noun.
' the. taxable income ot the city. during
“funded 1?. Ms“ F‘.'_““'“' the ","m‘ of the ‘0' tht- pres-t nl .Vt'ar. m‘cr Silltltmwthe us-
W 3nd Sold By ”l ""‘m‘m‘d and ““0"“ " “'0‘“ not income imm licenses. in addition.
“"‘l’l‘ “' ”"‘ Honor Roll In P0“ “hm“ there is to be an increase in t P - -
“firi’oweII can)” or. which. while smaller than ours. ‘3 taa 0. mm. than “Hum. that: "can:
a th NW“ "H ”mm“ at "1" "WM" M the its-rt l‘t'el‘t Tilt nl'trll "t the lit-«N calls
tor Mt‘rrflt‘v‘ and the «narration 0!
our rmunvtl, No Injustice would be
done by stun an indefinite leave at
' sheets“ to it ten-in nit-bet at plow-
. nu The) could readily led my
It'll. at equal or amt" Writ
‘ , tins. and would auto-anally be u»
tutu-intu- ”new "warm-ant
saith-iridium” .......;.... ‘
.. " i u
..s- .
ova _. ‘W
MAYOR VETOES - ttownship. He stated that about 10 authority to reduce. the 901599 [Om-1»
’lights would be required which Would and there is a surplus of policemen. I
recommend this actio
AS lLLEGALfter was discussed and Mr. Murphy's and respectfully return. without appr0~
.motion authorising the lighting of the val. rhts worm-ted ordinance-
Dated at Norwalk, Connecticut. this
20th day of September. 1918.
Respectfully submitted.
JEREMIAH DONOVAN.
-M00rc Questions Council.
Tire reading of this letter was fol
lowed by a heated discussion. in whicht
Mayor Donovan. Corporation (founseli
Quinlan and Councilman Moore figur-
ed prominently. ,
ately took the floor and asked. it‘ the
resolution was passed over the may-
or's head. following his veto. would it
be compulsory to call a special meet
ing or the Board of Estimate to pro
ride for the money {or the increase?
This question was not directly answer-
ed. and Dr. Moore grew insistent in
his demands. for an answer. ,
. The mayor rose and told the coun-
cilman to rest at ease on this matter
(or a while. and brought up the mat-
ter oi the $7,247.62. whzch was saved
by the charity department last year.
- Dr. F. G. Brown Commended.
In glowing Words of praise Mr. Don
ovan told what had been accomplished
by Dr. Franklyn G. Brown and
charity department during the
r‘ to be taken.
, o’clock in the evening, for seven nights
Ml! to “Mm," of \r a week. he donated to the committee
M 00 re inrmed :-
this department. formerly regarded as
one or tht most badly managed depart-
ments of ilie city. has become the best
organized srction oi" the city's govern-
ment and. last year. for the first time
in its history. it has shown .a surplus
in its accounts of (Her $7.1m“. But. dc~
spite tin: txccileut showing. an 'ii'ticle
appeared. in it local paper. claiming a
deficit, and this idea was spicud about '
it was, in Minor Donovan's
mind. an outrageous libel.
Exgmption Board Rent Diiscuned.
Then llll‘dlllu'tll‘ \tent on to tell about
the Exemption llourd hating the rent
0i utilt'es iii the Turin ;\>rt‘lllbl_\‘ liall.
i'rcc of choice
He Was interrupted. :it this point.
lion'ewr. by Mr. Eldridge. \i ho chart;-
\\itlt bcina lPhlititlbllil'
present condition of affairs, and stated
that When he (Eldridge) asked
ntiiyor‘s opinion oar this matter.
could get no answer.
Moore's Question Unanswered.
llr. Home again took the floor and
brought up the policr question, and
asked who had thc pout-i to grant the
police lncicttsc. tlic Forum! or on or
lie was rcicrrttl in tlic cttl‘~
poratlon tounsel. who “as Hill itlls‘t'lli.
tori ;. halt h ur's recess Wlh-illkt iri»
til he put lit itppciirriiitc
Dr. Brown Explains Conditions.
During the l‘t‘i'l'>.~ ltr
seen in llll’ audieuct- and lot was call-
cd upon by the mayor to crplaiu to
the t‘uunt-il the present conditions ex~
istiiin :it the Town Flinn
stated that it was itr lll'rl-t’lilfifi coiid2~
tfiiii and. in tact. was in bcttcr condi-
tion than it ever had bci-u in years
The inmates l‘t‘N‘H‘I‘il tine trciit-
intent and the food scitod them is ex-
celirnt anti its-personally ptirchiist-dby
how in rnicntN
betn illutlt- by hint in and around the
iirowu. himself.
who i: it‘sponsihlt- tor the fine state of
iltliillh triet'iiilitig there at prcscnt.
Meeting Renamed.
I'pon t orporiition t‘ouuscl Qultrliiu's
upper riuitc lic nus questioned by Dr.
Moore as to about had the power to
raise the pit) oi
iricnt. ilfltl he was told that the (‘ouu-
cll had [in ptm‘cr to raise the salaries.
bill the lloiiid oi l-Jstimritc must :ipprtr
rotate the funds for such.
thcn risked what would happen it‘ the
rt‘solutlon was passed. over the may
or’s into. to which Mr. Quinlan
plied that ho “as not picpiircd to any Norwalk
and demanded an :insucr.
pliy interposed here and asked why
What? is a “high price?”
OUR dollar means one hundred
cents in money; the government
guarantees that. ~
If ydu‘ buy clothes you may get one
hundred cents in value for each dollar in
the price, and you may not.
You are willing to pay for value if
you’re sure of it. That’s why, if you need
Clothes, you should come to us for
Hart Schaffner 8 Marx
clothes that save
They offer the true economy of assured
quality. We guarantee that—the makers
guarantee your satisfaction.
You will find here men’s clothing of
long wearing fabrics; lasting style keeping,
service giving clothes. Prices 3 little high-
er than formerly, like all prices these days
but low enough to give you values that
mean savings and true economy. Hart
Schaffner 8: Marx clothes are all-wool.
Rogers 8: Stevens
The home of Hart Schafl‘ner & Marx Clothes
lit. 1 tunt-ii had been told. by llin‘ 01")"
the itoard of Estimate must
ritistl the police
built‘ into no such pth-rs'.‘
May or Ilonouiu
lloiird must make rill appropriations.
but thc t‘ottiicil dccitlcs now it should
persons \\lltl bccomt‘ responsible for French Army Band. composed of six-
trpprupriiitiona not made by the Board. ty-onc i‘ightiu: musicians, .mpn who iribuilon of over $6,000,000 towards
and turning to llr. Moore, stittctl “II have been wounded in many of till! the quota of this district.
t‘ouncilmitn Murphy then asked the
mayor it‘ it.wasn't true that he person
:tlly did not want lllt' “mud to nialov
such an appropriation?
Mayor Donovan replied that it was
. and that he. personally. did not
want tlit. Board to tithe such action.
‘ t'tplit-tl Mr. Murphy. "is the
real tioublc. and why did you send Us
to the lloard When you
couldn't maltc blfl‘ll an appropriation?"
“liccauw,” answered .\lr. Donovan.
Irratiol). "we tell the Board we Want
They discuss it and cut
tlt‘w'i tl;t- amount and band it back to
the t‘ounril. “hiclt divides it as it sees
it is tu_\ personal idea that tlitr
ltttbt'u \lt‘ltitltmcnt should be decreased
by itt turn. or. at least. by 6. and then
Hire the remainder an increase in snl~
'ihrre is no work tor the polite
5" l'ttr‘t‘ltt |'\l't‘]ll with \iutriitlni or the
motor which laws,
tlitiotrs arc nothing compun-ti to that
the: new years ago, when the depart
smaller and when tht- city
was um t on with men who would stcal
‘ out it! yuui t-mt
tune it ilnc thing (If it and (“NM
St‘livlm i Harry Gibmn in the rear
.t-om. he "noted at trim and
«hoti'rtti int-te- a potter-man who can
ti u- h .. mi) and shun ‘|-I ti'l‘l'lu'
'3”: “it lini- will“? departure-ll '
Um Wm Amour
courting. loon- mun-d tie- that
III drunk-d sheen to the cm»
tan. to ‘d and mm .a martian
t‘ouncllmitu Murphy took the floor
.. .. .. - -' . .‘ . .- . ; ' it :li‘bl :blt‘d.
h n“. "“31”“... of the Royal Ar. mum. citizens. so “... “..., that it is “m and there is not .i stri‘iitient aplltnpn. ind moted that hi Ill it (1 t it
liarl‘ord. deputy machinist; Archer.
llawlson. examiner: t‘. l. Byington. lie-'
miali I-Ican,’ Democratic registrar at
Merrill Appointed Assessor...
The name of Frank ll. Merrill was
llit'll promised as successor to J. Ed-
ward Lycett its assessor {or the city
for threc years. After due considera»
tion Mayor Illinovnn made Mr. .\lcr
rtil‘s appointuwnl and mntlrmt-d that
Crot kctt ll“ successor to
Tim-us "strain, on the board (it re
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A motion was than made to aim
the nation until Friday "emu at a
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you hadn't added that amendment to greatest battles of the present war. l ._.
\tlllr resolution you would hate been in the MX divs durlnu which tht‘ . ‘ ~ .
on sale grounds." French Army Band has been trat‘cl ”Ch" method is “’(19‘9101) ballenta
Eldridge rose. and stiitcd that int: through the Second Federal R9 in “'0 enemy's ”"9 and then apply his
the corporation counsel should rinswcr SCI'Vt‘PiStTh‘I undcr the auspices oi “m".cmckers.“ That Htin linols pimp.
the questions put to him. That "as ”19 Liberty Loan C0""‘“‘"‘"" the “W"
- . .. . . . . . .. - '. ‘ .. .‘ltitltl people at in
is oh and thit “as what he was hr .111th DIM-(l '0 Mt . , . . ,. . . .. ‘
h j u , .'door and mud n. concerts, and have process is drivrni. the kaiser nutty.
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South Norwalk'
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been directly responsible for the coil.
ly nuts to him. And they do any. the
A number of names wcre then prc-
l’ot' election omccrs for the.
coming election. and a motion wrist Watch the tongue of your young!
made and passed that thcy be nonri-‘
natctl. Those nominated were William , . . . ‘
A. McPherson. machinist; 1). William porson to be absorbed into their delicate systems.
Hurry! Give Cascarcts to clean the little (logged-up
Writ.“ Waist”... of Voter... “M13”... , liver and bowels. Children love harmless Cncucts because
Cascarcts taste like randy—only 10 cents a box! Grand!
Children‘droop and wither it' you permit constipation
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This Sizzti‘bnnqsggficers Nominated. i “Mather’s Tender Flowers,’
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Norwalk Chronicler