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land the preservation of the life of any.
0 m1 ht come for treatment.
$931121 01 got the patient could pay
was not a matter that concerned the
government. The bill. which amount-
‘ed to a cost of $311 per patient per
"(133' would have been paid 11'. to: gov:
:ernment uhich had a fund ostab113hed
for this purpo=e if the relax at Nor~
walk would haxe placed ittselt in the
position 01‘ being a pauper town. This,
however, fox the honor of Norwalk
was not (10119.1( being thought that
fills bill would be paid by the city.’
' When the bill was IlreaenteaL and
‘ not paid some’oi the direcmrs
pt the hos pital went to a local bank
nnd executed a note for the necessary
anonnt and they have been paying 1
.353 interest since. Judge Walsh felt
that it was the only_ thing the city
Md do to pay the bill and re-
lnflmnse the directors. He stated
that when he went to a wealthy man
' far
'Don’t Stay Gray!
Iiying in Norwalk with a 1equest for
a aonation or $5, 000 for the purpose or
fine hospital he was met with the
"Statement that this. bill. had not been
1paid,and that inasmuch as the people
1. fiidn’t want the hospital and the an.
' ' #:orities seemingly didnt want it, the
3:12.11 saw no reason why he should
:ontfibute anything.
3133'01- Donovan said that such 2-.
212311 should be an object of pit?-
{there was. however, no provision in
111-: charter whereby the city‘s money
riould be expended by “every Tom.
Rick and Harry” that might come
:i‘ong with a bill.
fair was an unbusiness-like transac-
t'ori. "
Later on during the meeting on a
motion from Dr. Robert M. W'olfe, a
rtmrittee 3as appointed by the may—
13-;- tr. co in? the matter. the commit-
tee 1.31113 Dr. \Voiie and Frank L.
Elarkcl.
General Frost also spoke along the
$211119 lines as Judge “'alsh.
”When the communications were re—
teived the following acu’On was taken
p; the folloylng'matters.
Richard H. Ireland", clerk of the city
Trout-t, reported that he had issued 01'-
ilsrs for the month of June amounting
to $183.40, the report 3:15 accepted
11:11 placed on file.
Morris Dulberg of the Mill Outlet
Nora on “Tarkington street made ap-
plication for permission to install an
upright showcase on the sidewall; in"
front of his store. 7, Referred to the
committee on streets.
The New York Home for Homeless
Boys sent a letter requesting that.
taxes of all kinds assessed against
its property in Cranbury known as
Eopewell Farm, which has been here
the past five years, be remitted
ior the past and net assessed against
the. home in the future. The york of
£19 Home is that of a philanthropic
711111119. and funds for the work are
zeecived from chariiatly inclined per-
sons. and the letter stated. a great
ileal of the food usedat the home is
also donated. Referred to the cor-
roratiou counsel.
The petitin or” Mary A. Jordan, An-
thony L. Bria. Bertha Turtle and John
57 Jordan that permission be refused
our the installation of what is de-
tzribedas “an enormous gas tank
under the sidewall: and pipe 1 lines
fore: the sidewalk" at the property di-
:ctly south of N05. 82 and 84 North
32.73111 street. . Mr. Jordan appeared
and spoke on the matter which was
neierred to tho aommiltee on streets-:1
isr a. report a the next meeting.
N. L. Rich presented a resuest that
he be allowed to spray the elm trees
in the city, naming a small sum per
two. The lot: or was referred to the
tammittee 0n strees.
The following letter, dated June
1'14 was receixco from James. H.110-
heme-y:
50
Council Of Korwalk
Gentlemen:1 have appealed to the
anrd of Health and the Street Com-
11-; issionor of our city in regard to the
xi Dumping of garbage on the property .
Mrs Mather on Connecticut 31e-
rue: as 391 it has not been stopped
Where there are thousands of strang-
:ers passing through our city each day,
Pnd 1113 prope1'3t joins hers, also my
fen conducts :1 small candy and ice
y 6am store not :25 feet from the
311111]; and the small children of the
neighborhood go in and out con~
pinuousl: and I have five small chil-
Viiren m3'selr all 'under 12 3ears old
and they have all been in poor health
far the past month or six weeks since
3311: dump has been started there.
he odor and files that come from it
is something awful for the past few
'19; days,
'4 Hoping this will be promptly at—
tended to and if it is not done in the
bent few days I shall start suit
against the city and’owner of the
property immediately.
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SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Here’s an Old-
: time Recipe that Any-body
‘ Can Apply.
The use of Sage and Sulph‘r for re-
§
istoring faded, gray hair to its mun-.1-
color due back to grandmother’s
films. She used to keep her hair
beautifully dark glossy and attractive.
Whenever her hair took on that dull,
faded or streaked appearance. this
Simple mixture was applied with wou-
iiertul effect.
But brewing at home is 11111357 and
font—offline. Nowadays. by asking at
‘any drug store for a bottle 01 Wyeth?
Sage and Sulphur Compound.” you
LE AVE THE our 2,
That the whole af— ‘
the Honorable Mayor and City '
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' With a surging rush. a mighty wave of shoppers came swccplug 1qu the
filorc as the doors swung open at 8:30 Ms [ Tuesday J morning. . 3
We’ve had big crowds at opening minute cl omel- Mill Bud Sales. We’ we had ;
finger crowds. But we’ we never had so big and eager a one! ‘
01 course, you and we know the reason--
Mlfi End: Savings flavcillgbllcr Appeal. 1
In this day when prices are high, and chirablc mercbam no! plculdul, lhc i
fiplcndld things brought at line savings by the M81 End Sale have finer. and larger 1111
01coursclolksarcgohglcchocsc cagulylrmhcm!
Jammedlull bum laptobollom, mc bigligbl sore sol-cm its WNW“ End
glols out tor shoppers to pick 1mm. Whatever one picks, lhcrc is big worm saving. livery
yellow Mill. End End ticket carries a message of economy. Every Mill End piece of mer- . 3.3
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FINETIMEMMIT!
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Yours very truly,
. IA MES H. AICVERNEY-
no letter was referred to the com-
mittee on health,
The semi-annual reports of tho
01116: of Pohce and the detective so;
88111: new also necejyed and orderet
will get, this muons old. pm mad.
'1 llmnmved by the addition or other 111-
News, which can be depend“ up-
m up restore natalral color and beauty
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to the hair.
, A. well-known downtown noggin
In“ it W the hair so
Manned. 2mm (bonanza
‘ sottbrnsh‘ifllht‘m
' morning
Bills certified my ordered paid.
Corporation Counsel E. J. Quinlan
reported on the proposed chango 0:»
from Yankee Doodle Court to
1mm place, saying that. it was a mat.
minim 101' the council. on a motion m
‘ndgevenly that nobouy can Wit has Councilman Osborn. the name no.
mellowed.
l Mailman Volk, Fire Chief 8039.!-
Thanking you in advance for same, the fire department budget by the 11111933 if 811 €131!“ M Wk 935' were
main. Cornelius ‘
board of estimate on
horn, Fire Chief Bogurdus was m6
ed a fifteen daJEis’ leave of absenoo
with pay to attend the fire chiefs con—
vention in Canada. On another mp,-
tion from Councilman Osborn Chief
mu. M}. Wheeler was appointed; at»
111g chief during Chiet 80381111131311-
sauce.
The special bills for the police do
Wt; lire department, highway
department in the 4th and 5th dis—
met. to; which» money was appropri
ited at tunnels! mqifingbot the board
" the payment.
no mam Cum 5th we ordered
paid and the actionof the board ap-
proved... by 11 yea and 1183 vote; the
being unanimously!!! favor or
umnmmm ljfiffn,f
On a motion from Councilman 034
'also passed nnonimouhly.
Sweeney wagy authorized to be given
638.10 be having been gamed a
gyoat’s leave of absence before he had
been on active dug; 109313110311 to he
zeltbtled to the full amount 02 $84.30.
I emporium: Column Quinlan was
gauthorized in a motion to who qtge
mammal-311m no Mi m can e
sultan this full 11. the; pronoun: 32m.»
000 W issue for mmt- roads.
8 resolution increasing the m of».
0111 Clerk Irving D Robertson 1mm
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ATLANTIC CITY,’~L 1 1., {my 14:”
Frank J. Marshall and Charles Me
of New York now lead in the Masters’
Tournament of the Atlantic City: Chest
Congas as the realm of the guinea.
11!:de today on. the Million nail“!
Pier, in the fifth round Mam won
molly from Neidich at Cornell.
whose Enench defense land may.
mm moves.
Jane datum 3W9 tin Madel-
phi: champion in an W11; detonse
athemmm WWII-11
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OPEN com. cane our PREFER- E
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Frankie Bums. the vetezan Jewry
1 W’ASHINGTON. July lhwneoision on; reamemeagnt. easily outDO‘B d
of the Interstate Commerce Commw' Jock snark“ ol’ the west side in their
’85“: to extend to thirty Sim its order; twelve round bout at the Armor} AA
giving proferouxial distribution at in Jersey Cit; last night. Slam 1n 1'
09% top m to coal mine: east or made his boat showing in the third
the was accepted 1061131113? round when he landed several hard
line operators generally as :1 ml Bunches on Bunch handy and law-
th’lt would aid manually in calvinx‘ Bums emcd the honors in 21110f
the our: mam woman; the other rounds. The veteran “as
mmmmmm cartooclovertor the model-11d
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