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" Dr. Perduo would object to the
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2 Councilman Mills said thst Dr. Per-
Smells ‘
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plan.
ration Councilman Tammany
that by a. strict interpretation of
charter the lull control 01 this
in the hands of the health ot‘llcer
that the practice was diflerent.
couldn't object because he didn't
.‘IW where the site was. He further
“601.! that he didn't think the report
.llould be accepted and that he would
”to against it. despite his having oi-
!ered it. He said that he thought
filial: he worked hard and long on the
matter. that ho had the full up-
proval of the Board of Health.
He then made it motion that the
mutter be tabled and the committee
discharged which was done.
Hayor Burton commended Mr.
“ills for his work. and said that the
mk he had performed was a thunk-
Ie- one, but that he believed that a
”10.0! thanks should be given to
If. Mills.
It was at this point that Attorney
Leo Daxis. who represented New
Canaan :ivvnnc residents rose. again
to protest noninri the. New Canaan
avenue dump. and also the Si-nviow
avenue- dump, in linst Norwnlk. term-
Ing both of llll'ln nuisances and men-
sccs to tho health or the comunity.
'l'he mnttm- of handling the nai'lnigc'
disposal is in poor hands it was evi-
dent. he said. nnd added that unless
the New (‘mmiin meiiuc dump nllllitfl‘
was reiumlivd this residcnis ihvrv
would get on injunction to prevent it'
being I. «'l ilirlli- l‘.
Re In“ if the Utmrd of “(with has-
n't cared about doing anything in the
matter siiwo his pi'otrst of Fit months
.30. tho council should.
David ll. llt-ckv-r lllt‘ll rose and said
that the local hnrimr “as being pul-
luted and this should he stnmwd. lie
Mid thut if i-oimthinl! wasn't dun.
about. tho lmrhor pollution. a com-
plaint Would lm filed with the Slate
mpnrtnil-nt oi‘ Health nnd tlmt if
thin was ignored. that the, mntltr
would [:0 to in dm'iil hands. Just what
relltion this lind to poi-lingo dumps.
Mr. Decker didn't niiikn vicar.
Councilman .lnmrs said that
RYSZ 0mm
STATION
If your battery needs
if you are in nwd of a
this concern is nt your svnico with
up-to-dnto equplinrnt. right prices
belt of service and all sizes ct Willard
Batteries. lindio A iind ltndio ll \Vil-
lard Rubber 'l‘lireadvd liattiries are
here. 49 “West Avenue. Phone 938.—
nttcntion. or
nrw battory,
he
didn't notice anythint so~bod about
the New Canaan avenue dump. but
admitted that it “‘1' "th|1."
Councilman Brown moved that the
Board of Health be instructed to get
busy and to report at the next meet-
ing. Councilman James wanted to
know it the council ”knowledged
that it had nothing to say about the
garbage dump matter why it 'should
givg orders to the Board otfisslth.
Corporation Counssl Tammany said
that it the Board of Health "didn't
attend to its duties that the 'city
should. Councizman James rose and
said that he didn’t cute where the
garbage was dumped but that he did-
n't like the Board of Health to be
ignored in the matter. .
He again repeated his statement
that the "New Canaan avenue dump
isn't so bad. it's only unsightly." He
said that he had only noticed a slight
odor.
Councilman Keeler said that he
would recommend that Councilman
James have his nose examined to
learn what was wrong with his sense
of smell.
Attorney Davis said that the dump
could be smelled for a distance of
fully a quarter 0! s. mile. Council-
man James said that this was the
odor of the sewer that emptied into
the Norwalk river and that the dump
didn't smell so bad.
It was then that Attorney Davis
wanted to know it Councilman James
had been sunk-ring “om cold: in the
summer. This b tight a general
laugh. iiiid the mailer rested.
Common Council
Offers Hearing
(Continued From Page One)
in the police department a super-num-
crni-y is to be paid $3.50 a. duy for
Mich day of uctivo duty.
Residents of upper Maple street
sent, 11 must indignant lv-tter it) the
through thou-sheet. It the and
proved. they wanted'their taxes re-
duced. Councilman Clarence Brown
said that the matter had been
referred to him only two weeks be-
fore and that an estimate of the cost
was being made. It would cost about
$3,000 he believed. 31.000 to come
from the city and 81,000 from the re-
sidentson each aide of the street. The
matter went over until the next meet-
ing for a further report.
Bids for the construction of the
Catt Pasture Beach bathing pavilions
are to be advertised (or again. Conn-
cilman 111ng reporting last night
the. for the second time no bids hsd
been received for the work. The bids
were ordered re-advertised to be
opened at. 7 o'clock on May 8th.
By vote of the council last night
the Second District electrical com-
work on the repair of the fire alarm
500 had been appropriated. The
' commissioners were relieved of re-
sponsibility for any liability as is
the usual custom. when they under-
take the work irom year to year.
Corporation Counsel
Tammany was added to the Town An-
senibly Hall Lease Committee. last
evening at the request or Councilman
Samuel J. Keeler. and power was giv-
en the committee to cancel the exist-
ing lease and to enter into any agree-
ment that would be satisfactory.
with regards to the court room. This
action has to be taken before May
ist. hence the giving of power to act
to the committee.
That locnl oyster growers are plan-
ning to tight the plans of the Crotut
.‘k Knapp lint Company, should that
company start to discharge its poi-
sunnua waste matter into the local
hurhor from its new East Norwalli:
factory, was evident when Attorney
John J. Cuneo spoke briefly last evo-
ning in their behalf. Attorney Cu-
neu said that he would take the mat-
ter up directly with the C. & K.
i't-nipnny, rather than bring it before
thi- council, inuruucli as the new
i'uunt'il last night. asking that Rfllllf-
thing he done nhuut putting a. sewer
svwcr to be constructed had not been
brought before that body ibr action.
MOONLIGHT
Advertisemc-nt.
N. Y. Hippodrome, (Tomorrow), Thursday, April 26
FREE—BALCONY SEAT (mu)—rm
[pan the Payment to ['5 or Your Regular Railroad Fare
$3.10 From Norwslk—Value $4.75—For $3.10
Also
85.30 Value For “LEO—Front Balcony Seat and Railroad Faro
8.5.85 Value For 04.00—(lrchcslru Heat and Rnilroul Film
Leave Norwalk 6:03 P. M.——So. Norwalk 6:15 P. M.
SALE TOMORROW AT
Stilison & Powell Drug Store, 80. Norwalk, 9:30 to 11 :00 a. m.
H.61endening a Go. Drug Store, Norwalk. 11 :30 a. in. to 1 p.111.
ALSO ON TRAIN FOR. THE LATE COMERS.
EXCURSION
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wholesome. The
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Jelke GOOD LUCK Margarine is pure food of the ‘
best lam. No coloring matter or preservatives enter '
into the making of GOOD LUCK. Lt: ingredients,
processes of churningmnd methods of sale are asclcan,
pureandsamtaryastheycanposiblybe. Many 3
housewives are serving Jelke GOOD LUCK Margar- ‘ .
inc on the table as a spread for bread. It has a delicious
flavor that goes well with bread; and a smooth,
creamytexture thatisideali'orspreading. GOOD LUCK .~
is perfectly good and nutritious for both children and ~
ingredients that are pure and
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New York are
wasn't repaired and conditions im- .-
mlssioners were requested to start‘
01 the city. for which the sum of 82,- -
William F. 1
Attorney Gum esid, that. he did not
tent to any. or do anything antagon—
istic to thatcomptlfi or to. retard
the pron-ease: the city, and that. he
believed that by a. presentation of
acts by him to the'company. any ac-
.tion by the city might be avoided.
Mayor Barton told Mr. Cuneo that
no money had been appropriated for
“(instruction of the stretch of sewer.
but that an estimate or the cost was
being prepared.
Council Accepts .
Driftway Stand
(Continued From Page One)
council adjourned with" out any fur-1
1W. I". 3.901"-
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Calf Pasture Park
A somewhat heated debate on the
name for Call Factual: beach was
nipped in the bud at last night's coun—
cil meeting. when Councilman Mills
rose to object to Councilman Inghm's
motion that a committee be appointed
to re-nsme the park. He objectedto a
committee re-ntming the park tend
wanted to know why the matter could
not be disposed at at once. Council-
man Inxham withdrew his motion.
.7 A
motto
saying
should be rota!
lor of East No
the land for the park was given it was
desired by the donors that some other
name be chosen. { a
This led to a short discussion and Advertise in T1. g: my].
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that the
«nuns then made a
n. which was finally adopted teron the lublc.
that the name Cal! Pasture Beach be Mills N'nCl'alznz
changed to Cal! Pasture Park. This had three 80001.},de Iv
was done amid a great deal of up- vote and pa‘wm
planse.
Councilman George Curtis also ob-
Jected to the changing of the naine.
old Colonial name
.' William F. Tay-
said that when
' WAY, APRIL 25, 191
Itho motion was made ‘9 -,
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The omt‘llil T'Tlf‘r- ‘. v
Pasture l‘ark. \.
running from in: .2- .- .
while I‘ark. lcw‘. w ‘
milled. hut tl‘v
people of {hr (1".
ltion of the old
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who acted in 1921. said that its doings
- had been carried on legally and that.
maps showing what was proposed to'
be done were published in the icon]
papers.
Geib insisted that the special acts at
1017 be read as he. didn't want a
“freeze-out" we played on the pub-
lic. nor did he want. ti, matter settled
.3 any “star chainbci" session. This
was in answer to a. statement from
[over Barton that the only avail-
up in the town clerk's office. Finally
entrance was gained to this ofllce and
“10 paragraph was read. Judge Tani-
say said despite this statement about
5 "Public highway" that the place was
I. drift. way on the Marvin property.
and that according to the deed or gilt
and contract [lined by the city. it had
been letully done away with.
Duriand. in his final remarks after
some more discussion said that he
didn't object to what the council was
doing. but that the objection was to
the taking away of the roadway. The
ther action other than to accept Judge
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TO LET—Attractive five room dwell-
ing. all improvements. good location.
Rent 885 per month. The Taylor a:
Golden t‘o.. Phone i230.
FOR sAlJF—(‘onl “00d. \Vill sci] for
810 per card it buyer does his own
trotting. or $14 pcr curd dclhcnul
any place in the Surname. l'hom-
Mr. Fairhudst. ills.
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$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE FOR SEC
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money on every purchase you will make during" it}.
(.‘HIhDREN'S DRESSES
Orxzutdies and Ginghams. Sizes up
to 14. Values up to 81.50. 886
At ............... . .....
BOYS’ KNEE PANTS
Corduroy and wool mixture. all
sizes. ' 88
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BI‘NGAIKRY AND "OL'SL'
lllu-lss AI’RO.\' 5
88¢:
$1.25 values.
District of Norwu‘k. ss. I‘robzitc
court. April 13. A. 1).. 1923.
Estate of Frederick Elli-yer. late of;
Norwalk in said district. deceased. i
The Court of l'ruhuio for lllt‘ listiict i
of Nomnlk. hath limited and allowed 3
six months from the date ht'l‘i or tor ;
the creditors of said state to exhibit '
their claims for snttlcmcnt. 'l‘hosu:
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly nllt‘stt'tl. within said timv. -
will be duhnrred a recovery. Jill per-
sons indclxtcd to said lslnlc nrc ro-
quested to make immediate payment
to
IJOI'ISl-I JOHNSON.
l-lvccut rix.
H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
Agent (or Page & Shaw. Park a
Tmord. Green Seal. and Russells
Candies.
662-6
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Passepied
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Blue deniin. double stitched
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l’l‘ZRCAlJS lllil-ZSS >111!th
i‘.i:-t colors. mat putt-ins. 886
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59¢ Bloomer; 88°
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Madr- ni' good quality muslin.
$1.13 \.llll=‘.
.............. 88c
ALL KINDS OF HOSIEIKY
19c. Cotton Hose. seamless.
Hose, all colors and
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l..’itlit if
Mack. cnrdovnn. and white.
6 pairs for
25c Lisle
white {cot hose.
4 pairs {or
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Hut slzrs. 8 pairs for ..
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