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(7.: I, -.- Entered at the. South 15mm
35:33.33: 13 we .35 _ m amuse 15,1921
1.3If1ee on Navy Ratio
lapan to Keep Mutsu
N ew Far East Demand
3;3g three Com
:hips—As ()fiset t
ill Get Additioua
lleft—Request A
ing from Japans
stands.”
.3 ‘ lily Assn»
annual 1112'
venue‘s:
If — .- , :szé‘li
.. 5:33. .. II basis for Ila:
P . 't w- (~ 23'» “II—0-2." Ina—
:nimstmeht o:
- ,t'zv» 1m :1! 3n- n: t
L V Ht gall; wilU'L“
.1: more :I.I.;Ii
Rustvrt: Ritsmts~
e to Agreement on Scrapping
0 Japan, U. S. and Britain
1 Ships’Only Minor Points
brogation 0
Famous “TW enty-one De-
f Treaties Result-
:‘Rum Ila famous th-nty-one demands
I-t- alsergzlteIF and consideration of the
The City of. Norwalk has 6.972
children. according to the school enu-
meration for this year completed this
morning by Truant and supply Officer
Fletcher \‘an Hoos'ear and made pub-
lic by Superintendent of Schools G. 'V.
Buchanan. This means that Norwalk
will receive 515683.60 as the state's
share of the school expenses for the
present year.
Of the total Inunther of children
enumeration. 4.923 children attend the
public schols: ] (3“5 attend private
and parochial schools while 1.114
not. attend an) so hool O: the latter.I
339, are under five years so-f age and
1.3mm): attend school; 22G are between
5 and T '21.m_L..arl- privileged to stay
home; and '10 are between T and 14
and art» away from school teznpoi'ax‘il)‘
do.
Youth Is
’Burglariz-
Store" of II.
Cattieib '
Bonds of S2 509 for Man,
and $300 To: Elsie, Not
Furnished ‘ ‘
Im: :inn had ln't'n promptly obit-(“led
ta in} tin» .lhx-e‘lui-se delegites. .
.‘luw the vom‘erenve will steer its
I‘fUlll‘Sf' on this new element of contro-
\~_Irs,\ u: tlu~ fur rustvrn negotiations
\‘.‘:x.\ tin-I SHRUO'CT of sminus deliberation
l3 {Ear other (it [ovations today ‘as they
3-:I3I2Rr'ml for a de-Cisiun probably at
l3:II mu nII- vii-1.: ::s to whether the
‘ . i'llil aIitIpev. \ in» taken up, un-
Z R'ufllei‘ nu :RLIIRH’ia. The ("on-
I In f‘m- -Il ;_R 34-” \I-r a-m’nxxliratlon in
XET' 1*: r r'nf-TCZU neglflintions today, as
Continued on Page Twelve)
.zR
.fil‘ the Night
sions in Private
. . held in
the. (Respite tkg ext ustixe debate-
. , z 1“,
sq
STERMTNITS—
RRR RR WATER
Take
and
Isis-five A g e n t s
. 3.3.3. of ”Lobbyists.’
3»: Ever Present
Dec. 15.—— The
.iafmr Pinto as
of the Interior.
iisseusion pre-
z
have indicated
, Portugal. If.
"we:- 4 of the pres-
Pinto recon?
following the.
which several
political leafl-
RR'3RiRRg Resumed in Belfast;
Police Fire on Hidden Gunmen
_ Wrecked by 3 Bomb
titer it Had Been Closed
—— Dail
Eireann Resumes Its Ces-
pri ta :2
,.:. 3‘
. me district in w} id; he lives and was
RRRE RT ST. PETER’S
RENACEI RT ELAMES
Fire Beside Staircase Put
Out u ith Difficulty
ni'IM‘I TI- c :3 {As will T'I‘t‘SS‘l
. - ‘_\‘ erIluv in e.
min-use (If the
tlz: dome? of the
7‘) e flaunts were
mt... mur'h 6:3}?th t\' by fire-
wE-o were hast ll) summoned.
u IIrI- runs“ ‘eralIlc 13:: mpenw‘l by
poor WEIR!“ SUPII’TEV
lee l‘imreh of St. Peter. Considered
tecture. was completed in its present
form early in the Seventeenth Cen-
tor}. but it is said to have been orig—
inally 2.))» Emperor Constan—
tine. at Tl”: behest of I'opc- Sylvester
1.. 2 .. Fourth Century. The
do edifice. which has been
the synnsure of thousands (.Il pilgrims
sum tfilll‘lsl§ was desgn ed ivy Blithe-r:
Angelo. I
THTSWflMAN WAR
wm MARRIED
lI‘l:.1..\'l.'lS-I;‘II. ifs—311$.
I‘rorlzer—AStRe—GiliigIGouraud—
Mrs. Amy Gourzmd, as.
preferred to be cane-d. who was
named (la t'z ndunt it: {I SllII’I. {WU aliena—
‘I 5133‘. in .'\'é- w Yo: k ire-gun her ma—
RR
lit-:1
SAN
A3!
iskinol‘t'.
DI‘
t urmni-Ii \rztturas in San Francisco
.I ‘ter her iz'Rottw—Ir had brought Tier
homé- to tail: (unit. tr Ill 21 school in
\‘irrrm
Two rinzls. ‘ortkr .ASlli'. and Harn‘
Gilli; lRetuw-Ize whom STRE.COU!(R not
(“5005‘s. Nerve-3 car-“is ,Ior her. it is said.
at her suggesté :2 end foul-taces {nar—
ma her to Ashe. A divorre was is-
9!}:1’! 2I )ear later 3.er she married Gil—
Vi ith Glad}
. 3‘9!
L Ashe.
n13 r-r * vs,
travel; ,
‘-'~.I?'(’é~ at I"! W 31.72;:
Throughout x}
i l; .¢ m \Gi
a daughter of
Slli‘ later began Eer-
Gillig obtained a di-
after the marriage.
. South Seas and the
.339 traveled. after don-
l
r. (WEI.
AER
1.5
Continued on I‘age Twelve)
MR. RRWTATTR
0N SERRRT. BRARR
Clinton P. lowland. of Rowayton
avenue. Fifth District. was appointed
:1 member of the Roard-ofIEducation
last night. ata special meeting 01' that
board held in the Norwalk High
.0.ol He fills the place left vacant
in the bean} through the death-Raf the
late Ham E. Scofield. of Rowm‘ton.
Whose term of office still had four
war rs to run.
Mr. Rowiand is very well known in
highly recommended by members of
the board who insestigated his record;
His name was proposed In Secretary
flenn C. Sherer and seconded by
William P Ward The secretary was
then instructed to cast one ballot for
hint. This was the only; business to
come up before the meeting.
Fort. Worth Cuts Dawn
' Its f“Lynching,T1-ee”
FORT WORTH. Tex, Dec. '15-—
.Fort Wortb's . “lynching tree,” to
which two persons bare been bobbed
bymobsinthela‘styear Murdered
cisls. It was conveniently located on
the roadside, " only a short W
as the quintessenoe of church archlv
«an Bread IMarked
herons» m‘ sirkmjss or othIIr causes.
lI‘ou'x' hundred and tln‘ve’ of 1m
vhildren not attending school are he-
(Contin ued on Page 1' Three)
[HTS XMAS TREE
NEXT THURSRRTY
Plans Made to Entertain
Manv Children— District
Deputy Shanahan Makes
Annual Visit
Grand Exalted
\Vaterbur}: paid
Norwulk Lodge.
a n (3 Protect ire
his
122?
"l list riot Deputy
Ruler Shannhan. (ll:
his annual visit to
No. l'lenevolem
(ly‘glor l-‘Z'iks. last (Awning. and
address. the r-rinripul feature 'of
evening. contained much valuable in—
.3433
of
formation on tlw past achievements
of the ot‘dtr and prospects for 116-
complishment of much good in the
future. Ht complimented the officers
and members of Norwalk Lodge for
their grey; growth and the many im-
prefiemlnts 'made about the heari-
quarters in. recs m months.
Clther speakers were Sol “agile
of Stamford. formerlr of Norse};
who toldol‘ his love for Norwaik
Lodge. and stated that he formerly
lived in the old Elks Home, now own-
ed by the Loyal Order of Moose. He
paid a great tribute to Mr. 'Shunabau.
as (lid also Past Exalted Ruler Char-
les M; Moore, CR1" StamfordI Lodge.
Both speakers detailed at com-hier-
zzille length the fighti: .3; record M'lxlg's -
Eat:
It;
of“. Mr. Sha'zzilmn during: the
war. when at the front in J‘r.1."(“
h )'
for great braver)“ on the fist:-
1 Re.
Samuel “‘ittmicr. of Chirtlw'
iotifxz :1 former resident. Iz-i' 3-.
Norwallli. also smoke.
Continued on Page Four;
STILL STUDYING
TRRLLEY PRRRLER
VR'ASHlNGT( 9N Tm. l? v—l III (‘lziiOii
as to tl'n govtutm» nts attitUIiI towmr.‘
tlu- nutmeg“ disposition of the TCv W
York. New Haven and Hartford's
leg.“ properties in New England
require some time. Attorn-
Daug‘hertx declared tofizn
Mr. Daugherty just
from a tour of New England
:n [R 3:
'—Grfl‘ rul
has
sheet the properties. whie' arr. re-
quired to be. disposed of TI} lRI New
Haxen under the terms Of z: :13th
decree entered in New York .2 overto-
hex-.1914 as a result of Sherman anti.—
trust proceedings instituted by the.
Gosernment. L
As a result of hisinspectioa. Mr.
Daugherty said. he found the. trolley
properties in muc better pkvsical
condition than he he. I3. exp: cted. The
this matter were simple. he said. but
the government was called upon, to
decide what would be the most'adxani
tageous course. to the public.
The trolley lines. Mr. ’Daug'herty
added. were of vital impedance to
New England. and it would require
careful study. to determine whether
their sale by the New Haven shall be
1-:de red or whether it would be in the
best interests of the. public to alias
their return to their original oWfir’I‘S
with True Weight»
WFOBD, Dec. Ila—Ail loaves
of bread marked with their true
weight can be legally sold in Connec-
ticut. said attorner general Frank E.
Heady last night in an opinion submit-
ted to Superintendent Hurley of the
‘ state police on the state law of. 1921.
dealing with the sale of bread. The
attorney general said the sole purpose
of the law was to protect the public
in Police and sealers of weights and
meat-rams in gem cities of the state
hare been active under the new bread
law and arrests hare been made be-
cause loves ofbresid did not Weigh one
out down yesterday by county 05¢ 3
from the coast: jail.
legal matters, 1T}\ olx ed in winding up'
complies with Law "
l‘II‘I‘ItIttiR'rI Ssvuuffl' Thomas Hunt
)‘éfclt'l‘day at: , plum-cl Albert
\‘(IrKIZTLL of :l I .zIo ' ' enue 1:116th
order arrest 0- UK £5 01' Mir-glam
and theft. 2% I: 2.13133 placed Elsie
331,333.); ”f by street. under arrest
charged ’with (Irflg‘ihilitli This
morning in tip ‘ntown court eon-
tiliuanre was until Saturday
n’xorning of ti ik. 0’? both cases.
\‘énezlu's Loaf . fivfi Ell $2.54)“
aniline ls‘lmvx " at 355%. Attor-
ney John .1 R’ ,, ,III ”*ftresents both
parties,
The TYLM _- “as arrested about
L o‘clock y: ' TIfl’mtRon and her
raw-om was :«I I Then- were
RR 3R2: ire of so: ‘55
“"‘1'S-"IiYiFI-St\* ru
9 IR
found about
:1 suit of elm}: :I
sill; muff suit of . “inc
“'l'l'f rerogv . {“6ng 1 In of the
SL‘J'IUU 'worts (I? g and turnis‘n-
Rings Stolen ' ":2 Betti“. Main
5111i". stmw {I 1stfiiean (*(t'olwr
2H}; The halo: 3.1 the stolen "(Rods
#4.“...
(Continua 3' I I Page Three)
1me m o
KllUN ,
MR8. Hill
5161' “a! 'Triangle " it is man
' the r'VEdtllCE presented at the
.Isi leld Tl} Coroner John .1 File.
11.x: morning. into the death of
I-Igsa Nagy. was the direct Cause of
Legend Layos Nagy. murdering
‘ m the kit-rhea of their flame- 9e
Lesion street. Yesterday morning.
.z.fter she had told him that she
IIil another mas better than she did
.1. and that she oidn t gixe a “g
.i.
(—-—I" what he did to her. and that
lye could kill he}: {or all she cared, he.
find three bullets .t her from a re-
R
Rolxer uhieh he 11.
short time refute. . ,
The other 111.321 who was publicly
named at the quest, this morning, is
Mega. who. it is stated. has been
amount, St \eral times in the Nagy
l» 9 Mil. the dueased. when her
.Izanu “gs: supposed. to be {31‘ sexy
porn based ‘buta
12’}
{REE-1‘
t
{R m tlu'I new;
Nagy is. at rue-st fit in the Norwalk
Hospiful. “here he “as taken Te “ter-
om‘ afternoon :Rfkr Sergeant Harry
(Ell-son mid learn limit the man “as
suffering; from s‘soz . and losses! blood
in the 1.: 11:: at 73» .me headquarters.
Dr. Rabat; M. VJo I; is in attezidance
on the .man.’ who. tel" he had shot
his wile. first} on»; t into his mouth
in an sttcmpt at side.
l‘IIéide-s a sub
to the polite waste, may.
trodueed as evid-t: .
T‘hclan a 'co’pv of a letter received by
Nag; from Mega. in which the latter
53w? llial Mrs N335 pursued him. and
{That .33: had sum-unwed to her ad-
tbere was in-
before Coroner
wounds of the bu Illcts. one of which
pierced the lite!“ the. other pierced
the lower lobe of the left lane. The
first bullet caused the death. A third
bullet was fired at the woman. which.
fionever, missed her and was found 10
have penetrated the wall of the kits-hr
Continued on Page Seven)
- WARURE APPEATR
TB RRLSREVIR!
.MOSGOW, Dec. ,14 '(By The Associ
sited Press).——Wa.rlike appeals. have
been issued to the Russian Bol’sbevikFr
army and navy to: Leon Tmtzky.
Minister of War and m .
TheseS appeals wit out by wmeless,
hostile action. and declare that Ja-
van.“hoping to Wen her Siber-
ference
against the tar eastern Republic.
debts of the Imperial regime? '
lit mafia by Nagy.
demon .dincreased preparedness ' for
ian position at the Washington eon.
has launched an attack
. “Attempts to gain fire world's m
fidence by women Wm:
JACKSON. ‘Ky..~ flee. tin—Three
members of the band whioh raided
the Breathttt County jail on Monday"
morning. killing one man. fatally
wounding .3, woman and seriously
wounding another. tooay ’were 5117-
rounds-cl by state troops in a cave on
John Littles creek. twehe miles from
herc. .Captain Holbrook. of the state
forces. planned todav to UN- gas in an
effort to drive them out.
The men were discovered in the
name into yesterdax. Captain Hol—
brook sent Alfred Noble. a friend of
the fugitixe trio. into the caxe last
mom to ask the men to come out.
,Thes sent him Word that when they
came out it would be “feet first}
RATRRRRRRRR
Ru BEHNTTE
PRflPflSAlS
BERLIN Dec.1:3 (85’ The $50
elated Prawn-Dr \‘\ alter Rathenau
brought from fioudon no concrete
pmposals tor either a loan or a more
torium for Germany NHJRer did his
parlaj‘s with authori'atire Brxt‘ .
financial Quarter: aflord any tangible
oasis upon whisk: he German got em-
meat “Quid he wanauted to base the
eonolnsioo that i: will be ;_.amed 3133
great measure 01 posizhe reliel wt in
regard to its reparations obligation.
This. in efiecI. “as the admission
made yeswrday by the cabinet offiI
elals. vtho decl‘ " to enter upon any
discussion ol‘ the “resent stage of the
deliberations which have ' been-going
or: since Dr. Hatheuau's return. A
special credit commission consisting
of nine leading industrial-Sis. fins!»
ceres and economists. appoimod by
Chancellor “firth. held a confers-ole
with Dr.IRaRhenau and use chancellor
last night. ‘
' The: German press consists in a
state. of ignorance. and is the absence
of its customary inspiration from cfli»
vial quarters. continues to‘epa’im the
situation as steeped isgloam. 1:. warns
the public to prepare tor the'worst.
Officials of the minis“; of finance
are also reticent. although they have
been frequently called in for consulta-
tion since. Dr. Ratheuau's return
Newspaper editorial writers are al-
ready contemplating the prospects of
Germany being compelled to take reI
course to the Reichbank’s gold reserve
in' order to fill Out 5013.008 000 marks
due January 15 on the reparations ac.
count, _
mums Hill
NEWHAVEN’S
TRmRR RRR
NEW *HA YEN. Dec, lS.——V\'arra-nts
which it is understood hail been pre-
pared by C“ Attorney “‘hitaker has
ed on evidence obtained by officers
sent by Chief of Police Smith to the
eighteen theaters lit‘l’ft". liar} not been
genes up till noon time. The Io ecas‘t
from the city‘s attorne} s otfire then
was that they would he served on
theater owners or managers. or both.
within a rm hours .t is understood
Senna, 0’ Donnell and
Zleran Taken to Jail,
Unable to Get Bonds
um-
, Trio Implieated 1n the Theft of Automobiles H213.
by Judge Vosburgh' 1n the Sum of $5,000 M
for Trial in the Superior Court—Jacob Bel-tine,
to Be Given a Hearing on Wednesday, Deceme
I
her 21st.
I
Biichuel Serluo. of Cedar street and
the Turnpike. charged with the theft
and possession of a stole a automobile.
together saith teem-3 two 3681‘ old
James O'Donnell. of 2'40 East 12::
street. New York city. and nineteen-
}‘éar old Joseph Zieran. of 244 East
12811) street. were boundover to the
lI‘Ieruar-y term of the Criminal Ruben.
ior court in bonds of $3.“th each. by
Judge (Em-gs; H. Yas'onrgh in the.
“Food street . charged with possegog\
of a stolen ear. a Packard valued at
$15913. which it is said he {31111311an
from SIR-rims. will come up for trial
before Judge Yosbut‘gb in the (lon-
tuu‘n court on “’éjdnesdaa'. l9ecemb€r
ilst. Witnesses from out of town vii!
be called by but}: the State and the
defense and it is said that the 62.50
will he an all—day affair.
The pond-room was (-l‘owded at &
downtown {’Otil‘l. ,w-sn rvlafr afternoon. kit-tor}: yesterday afternoon the time
after- the attorneys for the aeeused. set for the cases of tlu- Eli‘t’lislfrd men
John J. (‘um-o 14ml l‘anl li. Connery. to perm-I before the com-t.
had till-ail 'demurrevs which wvrv over- No further arrests had been made
ruled. The arousal refused. to plead up until a late. hour last nit‘at. at.
and thrir attorney's waived any state. whiv‘n time Svrgvant Frank. ‘sfirelli and
illi'll‘. l'z‘mn Proserutor Hegemun !‘t‘— State l‘afieeman \‘R’iliiizn‘: l’lrennan-
gurgling“ the states ultIsotions «of the with had arrested the foursnmt. MR0};
the men. _—_—-——.
"iii—I easy (if duet-lo lirl‘filt“. of 1'“ Continueé on Page Six
1
JRRRRRRSRRRRR
WARNS RR AUTfllST
Charles Coppolu Sm'tl;
son 0%? Antonio Cog-303:; “as 2mm: 5.11-
and full costs yesterday aft? rnooz; in
the downtouw court by Judge George
H. ‘Vosburgb for operating; motor
vehicle without a": Qp‘fl’ilfii" license.
it was explained ér (out: that both
Coppolas father and brother were ill
on Moods} last and that the Rout}:
drew at» his is tbs-R’s car f: Im the house
to I} ieir ham 3 distauee of a block.
He “5.1.5 arrested {R3 Stale Poficeman
“Ethan: ll. Prelim-Rn. Jr. Juflge V35—
liurgh said I'm! in View of the eaten»
st HIE-It-
I:
satin}: Circumstarwes and also the.
3'01;th of the accused. that he wouid
suspend the {IaRment of My fine but
not full costs uould ham. to be {laid
He also Stated :RIax ()fficg‘r Prentiss
did rigl-l to attest the boy as he had
holster} the law. He warned the be}
that i 2' were broughi'fieforé him on
. would
slmiimr Charge
be deatlh with more
RRRs IN run
again that LR:
severely.
BOTEANC‘JI'LIRU‘. here. 3,5. (13:: A530-
elated I-‘ressl.——Firos which hire
s-“em virtuailv the entire taller o.
Seine in the l pprr All: e region. 12::
binned several \iildges and renderlsl
handleds of persons honReiess High
“inn; have fanned the flames and
made the task of ('ombatting them ex-
tremely difficult.
Detzwltmt‘nts of soldiers were rush-
ed to the scene and latest advices re—
ported the fires nearly cont mm. ..
that there are seventy roasts in each
romplaiut. “That these- complaints
:J‘E. specifically; is not known as yet.
Shubert's Theater was closed last
night indefinitely” until. as stated by
the management. "such time as We dei-
(Continued on Pa
One Dead, 39 Injured
ge. Two)
\‘aucgs
”hose who testififfd this morning in 'Clucago CORHSIOR
Were. Medical Examiner Samuel H.
Huntington, who describing the 3 CHICAGO Dec. 15 v—The first
death of a passenger riding on an ll-
linois Central suburban train since the
roads suburban service. which ac—
commodates on the average- 2,560,009
passengers a- month. was established
in Chic-ago fifty years 2120. occurred
last night when two. trains collided
near the Thirtyfirst street station.
The dead man is W’. K. Fido-id of
Chicago. 'Between * twenty-five and
thirty .other passengers were. injured.
” 9 probably fatally.
' The .collig‘on resulted from the
breakingof a. draw bar on the tender
of a southbound express train.
bar dropped under the. train, derajling‘
the first of three steel cars. which the
engine of a northbound train crashed
through.
Freighter Schadack
Floated from Shoal
mm Mass. Dec ‘ 15—min
ShémxigBoaz—dfrez’ghtet Schoéack.
whichxsonthemttegotaroyage
The
The Supreme Court of Errors of
Connecticut is going to be asked to
decide whether the taxpayers of Nor-
walk and Soutli_ NITrWalk should
to the fire hydrants in their districts
and pay the amount into their re-
spective treasuries through
collegial—'5 office. just”, because East
Norwalk has no water supply of its
vow-n; There is a wide diflemnce of
opinion among thetaxpayers and 11:
case. ._ which will go to the higbes1
court for decision, will furnish inter—
esting questions.
The , consolidated city 0:. Sax-wall:
now includes the city of Norman: and
citx- of South Nor-walk and the fire
district of East NOR-walk. as they
were known in 1911 in which 1831
“The legislature passed a bin that play.
small}; tied them. all together and
added the town of Natural]; They
hate been consolidated in the Plush?-
igfi ease for the past decade but that
ends the consolidation.
mm 1911
3831138”, district
to 1913'. the princigal
including the north
mag-Ration: of the dry
Money Advanced From
Soldier’s’ Fund Toward
Automobile Purchase
T
Treasurer Butterworth Also
Deducted Amounts for
Gifts to Employees of His
Office Force —-— Imucheon
E xpenses Are Also:
Charged ’
lixumérmtit; n 01 the repe wrts of Trea-
surer lII‘..:nl-< S. Butter-worth of 1.123
American Legion threw considerable
ilglét )esterday on the charge of $33?
for "Christmas douations” which was
deducted from money turned ore: tr»
Treasurer lButterwox-th by the 51215
for disbursement amour needy ezw
service men.
Gifts: for (){ficc Employees.
in a writteia statement read betog
the state hozi‘rd of control Tuesday.
ltutterwort‘n explained that manner,
was spent. to buy ‘Cliris’tm was present:
for (ax-service men who were patiem
in the l'fiit‘z‘d States Public Health
Hospital No. 41. Yesterday's em-
mation prompted to} incomple e m
station furnished by members of m
American Legion who said they do».
Floral Treasurer Butterworth's man-
manner 1 of the income from $.56
5’ «00.006 state {and for ex-sersica
RR RRETT RAMARE
SURRERE ER 5 Will REVTRTT
TNTIESTTRRNRRWATR WATER
[ITS]? TRRR TN BRRTRRVERSY
charge themselves for water supplied
LA- tax I
Fed The Nomad! Masha! an.»
mcn in need. disclosed the t I-ittle moses
than half {Etc amount Ir. £er to:
“Christmas donations" was spent. on
it sr; patients. Employees of the, atom
chairman‘s office got donations tam
a sol: stating; amount of the money,
emploxee-s of the building .3. wt ion the;
state or ‘lrman 5 office is located got
some $192.: t..e rest of it went to the.
filer-i3 . “Elie-rigs: .SE . ton and bier.
wank posts. ,‘
fi'helher {in donations‘
be gilt with man 3 shit... it is be--
fiertd. should lime gone to erg-service:
men in distress. shire made to the lo~
outposts as a whole. or to certain;
members of these posts does not 343*
pear. and in fairne$ to the posh;
mentioned. it should be said that. there
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Iowan-.5. These are supplird with Sex-«1
walk mater and the residents of that
section couldn't see f1. Irnisbing the
service to nought.
So the idea was hit upon of m
a charge for all hydruts, ratio“
the item and then paying back a:
each of the water owning districts 3:.
the rate of $15 per hydrant. this
would. so far as NOR-walk and South
Norwalk were coneemed be a m
process of taking money out of we
pocket and putting it into W
andinthewseofflasth’mmé
ing it out of its pocket and gutting it
into the pocket or Not-walk. The fis-
tenets which got the W
used it for increasing their at“
fundand if warms-grater”
department purposes it no
for
leases in another direction.
In 191‘ Mayor Donovan-'1 missed
the fire hydrant item ma fraz- tn:-
city budget and autism! the NM
otfieials to collect from East W 3
br raising water rates of :33 We
uals, consumers within the W in
which the fire pm tau im-
water after denied had been “I."
for payment of the bill by may,
gearmit was 13mm m
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