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DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
[my No.51
‘ Christopher Olmstead
1 street, is 111 with influenza.
\
.ed by our Council of Deiense. '
Dependent and Neglected Children.
There are some !.u‘cz1iy~five hundred
dependent and neglected children who
are now wardspof the state. The proh-
lcm of juvenile delinquency and the
great number of montally defective
children whose presence in the schools
and in the county temporary homes
with normal children, is a serious dit
ficuliy which demands study and ade.
quate legislation
Patchwork laws dealing with these
problems should be avoided. The
laws relating to dependent and neg-
lected children have undergone no fun-
' dmental revision for more than ihlr»
, ty years. i recommend the appoint-
ment 0 fa. commission to study the lm‘vs
relating to children and the practice of
other progressive states, and to report
to the General Assembly of 1921 a re-
vision of our existing laws and to
recommend such changes and addi-
tions as may seem advisable, bringing
together into one code all the laws re-
lating to children.
Epileptics and Feeblo-Minded.
During the two years last past the
of Chapel Board of Trustees of the Mansfield
Training School and Hospital has ex-
. pended $188, 000 in constructing new
7 Rom 65950”: 0‘ Law’s street, has buildings at Mansfield for the care of
‘ "WW” 97°F" 5 555mm“ "‘5 ‘5 New: the feeble—minded and has removed
5 York thereto those previously located at
the «state institution at Lakeville.
There are several hundred additional
feeble-minded children who have been
committed to, but cannot be received
at the Mansfield school mil further
room is provided for them. These are
_
11111.5 A Lane is confined to her
home in Crescent terrace with a se-
vere cold.
Mrs. L. C. Green is confined to her
home at 259 Main sweet, with the .
firm”. A _ now located in other instituuons and
homes where they cannot adequately
Corporation Counsel Edward J. berated for. Increased accommoda-
(guinlan is: confined to his home in “0'15 ““155 he provided “"5113 55359 5'
Evefih, 55-5995 today. to provide for its teeblermindcd Achil
estimate that $250,000 can be econom-
ically expended for this purpose dur-
ing the next two years.
Public Utilities.
Jam“ Either has resigned from the
'91an, Hat-dwick Co.. at 88 Wall
wt. or
Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulens
has returned from a business trip to
Philadelphia.
Connecticut is such as to require
serious consideration.
dusorialirahric is in a measure depend-
ent upon our electric railway system
" John bowling. of Saugatuch has
ocured a position with the C(ntral
. arket.
the future welfare and development-
of our state that their operation
‘ Mrs. Ilary Clark has returned to her;
mice at the importing Tea Co. after
. {cw weeks” vacation.
Hrs Fret-1 ncl. Smith. of Darien is;
111st ill with the influenza Mrs.‘
1151111191 Olmstead of Chapel street.
ample. The report of the Public Util-
itiesgfiommissidi just rendered shows
that practically all the street railway
companies are operating at a. loss,
lwhlch it continued long enough must
lresult in dissolution, loss of invest-
ffzccr Charles F Page, who has mom, and suspension of service. The
on confined to his home in Fair a“? (10111111111911 111‘? ““5 report states:
111?. {or the past few days returned "Thero are numerous contributing
m his duties today. - . i causes for present street railwaycon-f
1* . dltions, some inherent, some .tem-
Julian Cornell returmd to his duties porary, and some apparently perms.
in Washington after amending the 1101. nent. Among the principal may be
idays at the home of Roy H. Sherwood, mentioned general war conditions in-
(‘nmstock avenue. volvinghigh cost and difficulty of pro-
curing material and supplies; high
and constantly increasing cos; of
iabor, and difficulty on account of the
advantages afforded by private and,
governmentally controlled industrial
’enterprises of securing suflicient and
Edwin Kc} For has taken a position
rs manager of the Norwalk Bookshop.
inning his. duties yesterday mom'
A
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\V afar, who has. been
spend ins a leave of absehce over the "h“
1141‘ 111:. 3.3.1 his home herein-15 return-
««l’ «1.1 11.5 duties with the Naval rel
.‘i gansctt Pier R I For Your Present
'1‘“ :ondition of W. S.Sw‘ai1n, cti Needs .
3L1 W 7' it: strect. one of the New York“
. Liven 41. Hartford railroad train—g . D3335, BUBHESS’ ARI)
- ' "'1' located '11 Danhur , was about‘ A
d“ “5 ‘ y ‘ srmr snozs
he same today as it was yesterdly.
‘thh dM..sA'é1-.econnned~ , - ' ‘ .
. e a“ "3 mm 1111313333, " scones; noo'rs
' m FELT WATIONB‘.
'10 the house with influenza; Mrs.
'Swalm we slightly improved today
Use wmcsemom’s' Shoe Dressings
andADri Foot. Water’ Proofing
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Mrs. Wmndolph Haaso In, 111111.19
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111-nod to her home in 1391111ka after
122 WASHINGTOH STREET '
pending a Iweek as 'the guost' 0m-
nd Mrs. Robert “1198*: d w. *
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ome in Poughkeepsie. On New Year’s '
or she 11111191111111.3124an tic-«ah .
moniesotthe Wrath. of on _A
overnor In Albany, at which tune it.
. .ylock undo one. of his module“ A
51119 cm. 113an inflammation
remem’beflq. and {or which she has
uuch tam: him.
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dren. The trustees at this institution,
The electric railway situation in}
Our whole 111.1 The WW SUDPIY of the state is one
.111 la
11 . , .‘
it is small
of patronage naturally incident to the yearly 1111th on 1 ‘ .
use of privately owned gutomobilc's; tion .18 11151131611111, and:
and the more or 1055 unrestricted own when compared with $7528&9: approprlw _
petition of public service automobiles ated by Maine, or 821389 by Now
or "jitneys" socalled; operating at the Hampshire. or $7 5909 1111‘:- Massachu»
option of the owner in the most profit» soils, or $9 284 appropriated by V‘cr
able section of the street railway com- mom which has no seacoast What
Dolly‘s chartered territory, during tav- ever is worth doing well is worth
omble weather conditions and on im- doing well. is it not advisable if we
proved highways." make any appropriation to make one
The report further states: sufficient to demonstrate whether our
‘ It is the opinion of this commis- waters can he made to ”finance dcsir»
sion that the best interests 0! the state able food fish in profitable nuantities
RAYMOND 81 SON
Wallandfiighsu.
AVHealth Wealth 111.11 Happiness
_' in 1919
’ Hamlin
Free Auto Delivery to All Surrounding Toma.
. nonpay- Goons.-
:LE SHOP
60 North Main Street.
require and will continue to require it it shall appear that it cannot be-
electric sires. railway seraiCe as an done we should cease appropriations
essential (ran <pnnatjon agency but if for it and content. ourselves wltl1';lhe
both of these (mopeting transports; roach, pickers] and bull heads which
tion agencies are to sun We and ren— are indigenous to our. "items, 111an
der proper service, some protecting 811d 1101163
legislation should be enacted whereby
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the neCesz-zory burdens would be more During the two years last past our.
equitably apportioned and competitive state has been compelled to meet 1111-1
The c051 of maintain-i
Under the street. railway transporter ing Our insane hospitals with some.
tion system in Connecticut, the indirect four thousand inmates has greatly 11111
rights more definitely limited." + usual expenses.
taxation for street pavement in ecr- creased because of the increased cost
tain localities creates a burden upon of fuel, food, clothing and’lnbor. The
other localities not thus favmed, and same is true of our school for boys,
requires the companies to construct our industrial school {or girls. our re-
and maintain a. right of way not only formant-y, and all other institutions ‘
for themselves but for. competing supported‘hy the state. To‘this has
transportation agencies which are not been added the amount; expended upon
at present required to connibute their our Home Guard, the mount expend-
propontionnte share towards the mains ed by our (munch «defense. the cost
tenance of such rights of way. The of the buildings for the feeble-minded
"jitney" or public service automobile, at Mansfield the establishment of the
carrying passengers for hire is in 00th state farm for women, the
every sense or the wow 3 public 11111- separation allowances for coldlem' dc-
ity and as such should as in tho case» pendcnts. and other mm which
of all other similar agencies. he wore larger than in 11m times. but
brought under the regulation of the all or our obligations 11m teen paid .
Public Utilities Commission, and 1111mm: unto finances gala-yo. very
traveling: 1111111111 11111111111 be protectod “mmum 7 .
in the matter of accident or 11mm: The, 1915 Guard Assembly previo-
from irresponsible common carriers ed M aA sinking {and to m on our
and in the service they reader. This. mm 11513118 to asymmnndthat
whole electric railwoy situation is so 3609M ask ’6‘! be «111111111111.
serious‘nnd it i so. unisex-involving to. In ink-W to, “1339691191111
so great an extent the general welfare Mb)? I Wflm three
of our people, that it. seems to me to 1111111911111on be 11mm from the
be advisable for your honorable body civil list {and to the 51111111913 fund
to appoint forthwith a special commis- which was done.
sion to take it under consideration and cal year ending September 30111, 915.
no report at this session. ‘ mount indebtedness of the state was
Water Supply. . 811,920,009“. 011 the 30111 day of
SW, 1918. W. 11911 Sufficient
amount; in our sinking 1111.111 and civil
list food to pay this indebtedness and
of the most important natural utilities,
supplying a public necessity for power
State Finances. I
At the and of the 115-.
and it is of the; utmost importance to,
and domestic uses. Upon its {more
presentation, wise development and
careful utilization; depends very large-
ly the future welfare of our people. I
leave I surplus of “42.578. 29 Which is
an anomvemnt in the W condl
11011 of the state 111 three in... or :12;
562,574. 83 and is the 111-sit: time 1119
should be efficient and their facilities“ ,
1 recommend that the‘ Public U‘lllfios
stoic 1191111111: has 31101111411 surplus
Commissio' nbe fllrected to make a 2111- 3’3“ 1957' .
vey of all undeveloped water supply: 1' recommend “15-5 35- 555155555 55
ot the state and to report to the next 55835591755 from 55° 5"“ 15“ mud ‘5
General. Mgwbly their {findings and the sinking 1111111 I think this would
zecommendctions concerning its «011- 59 very 551131555537 5° 55559 7’55 591W
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trol and distribution.
Sheep.
By. legislative order a census of the
agriculturaln and manufacturing re-
sources ol‘ the state was taken for the
year ending October 1, 1845, which
showed that we then. had 289,547
sheep in this state and produced 849,»
185 pounds of wool. At the present
time we have 18,000 sheep according.
to statements I have seen in the news;
loss 1112111 7 per cent of the Bum-Q
paper;
her we had more than seventy years
ago. “'0 haw-e121 large acreage of land
adapted to sheep raising. According
to my observation, during the last half
century the farmer who attc’mpted to
raise sheep has sold the most of his
flock yearly to'his town by virtue of
the statute providing for damage by
dogs. The stray dog as distinct from
the properly trained and controlled va
riety appears to be the natural enemy
of the sheep, and his 1111mm func-
tion is to cultivate hydrophoebis for
distribution among human beings soul
useful dumb annuals. lamhund mut-
tonm excellent food and wool is do
311111118 for clothing,» The mongrel dog
contributes nothing we can wear 9.11.1
nothing we knowingly and I ammo,
Mont our people would welcome 9!»
fectiVe laws which would permit suc-,
cessful sheepnia‘intin this state.
Fish Pmpagutlon.
The wisdom of utilizing all our,
gnomes for increasing our flood sup-
plies has boon .{orollgy brought to our
attention by recent. experience.
. One of then; is the waters along our
paid the taxes which made possible
1 this encouraging financial showing
'and would give assurance. that. the
sinking fund would be sumclent. to pay
01! our bonds as they mature. If this
transfer is made it will leave $2,025;
076 in the civil list fund and is suffi-
cient for the needs of they state until
added to in the regular course of bus-
mess.
State Board of Finance.
vided. for a state board of finance con-
sisting of the treasurer. the comptrol—
ler, and the tax commissioner, ex 0111
cia, and three electors to be appointed
by the governor. This board has bear-
ings upon all items of appropriations
asked'for by institutions supported
wholly or in part by the state, 1.1111111:
late; the itémsand repeats the some"
to the General‘ Assembly .with their “
It was. the Mop-1
recommendations.
The 1915 General Assembly pm-
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for the time they new to the duties
iot the board.
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cause of the disease and 1.110 1m. 0! ~
adjusting the same. Disease is mulled
back. Even if done in childhood. It
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female trouble!
given special attention; also on".
lure of the spine. You will never r.
gret giving the Chiropractor a chanc-
‘ to help you.
Magnetic Treatmento Given Moo.
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Graduate from Palmer School.
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T‘urs Repaired
In!» your own or from for; £311“
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flora. Telephone 389.
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