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Street Commissioner Donna's re-
rt presented to the council con-
tained detailed information concern-
ing the activities or his department
ior March and 'Aprll. v .
"The most impotent a": dur-
ing .‘llaroh was tho‘illllng or mud-
holes and patching of roads to malts
ilistn passable" he says. and "duro
ing April considerable progress was
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mode in shaping the outlying roads
with the road machines. while sever-
l were scariticd rolled and pre-
arcd i’or oiling. in response to re-
quests for lntormation. a number 0!
surveys and maps were made by the
engineering department and grades
given tor curb and guttors." .
The curb and gutter grades glvcn
wore:
Concord strut
Day stsoet ............. . . . . .
Gregory boulevard ,.. . . . .
Chestnut street extension
Evorsloy avenue
Merritt etrect . . . . . .. .
Commerco street
, Cove avenuo ,
[liver and Wall streets ....... 180'
Total 1530'
Concerning the early spring road
work. the commissioner reports:
"With the frost leaving the tround
and the effect of melting snow and
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75'
150
310'
290'
100'
75'
100'
150'
o...
....... sou-snore
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i.\' 'l‘ilF. DAYS OF OUR FORE-
FATIIERS.
When America
wise pioneer women
“mother. in woods and ilclds, the
remedies the Indians used. From
the rafters oi colonial houses hung
was young, the
learned to
\
great bunches of dried roots and
“herbs. From these. in times or sick-
ness. the busy mother brewed reme-
dies tor her tamlly.
From roots and herbs, Lydia E.
Plnkham, a descendant 0! these
sturdy pioneers. made her Vege-
table Compound. For more than
knit a. century this dependable modi-
N lino has been taken by women with
‘ ‘ very satietactory results.
i It it has helped other women, why
shouldn't it help you?
Meier-amnion“
“No new sewers were constructed
during larch and 'Asril. Twelve
at the Department to all to loud permits. however. re issued tor all motor nuiweat .requlrod rec
holes so thatroods could be mad: new sewer oooneetto s and all sew- pail-a The" eletrao tractor was again
newbie. as repsll-e‘ot' this new . sl- connections made were inspected put into operation otter a thorough
- ane‘at best. only team ml“? prior to boeittilllng. Routine nlaln- overhauling. New tubes and crates
shifts. it was decided to It” MINI tennnoo consisted or cleaning t‘utch were placed ill the tandem steam
and Cinders for this appreciable basins. replacing broken manhole roller and this piece or equipment
sol/Ink ll ION“ suitable “1“” ““d covers and catch basin grates. The mode serviceable for road work.
cinder: were collected "0!“ "‘° catch basin at lease and Wall till. Road machines and horoo drawn
streets and NM" could 3" ”will“ caved in and a new catch beam or equipment were also reconditioned.
much oiled?" “3“ m. "1"" greater capacity and better design Trees.
Ashe! were “Md l” fill mud 1‘9“! inntsllrd in its place. "Doud trees were removed on Cu-
nnd pot bolts on the io"°“l“5 "At lielden and Riverside Avo- ion Ase” East Ave. and Wall 8!.
roodl." ‘ ~-l it ”h“ nut-s, the old ilagstono oovorod catch Dangerous limbs were removed from
i “>3“ thrill: M" n ‘u “I ‘ l basin mtundod tour feet into the trees on Center Ale, 'l‘lcrni‘y Bi-
n l. s - '_ .loadway. constituting a very dan- and Commerce St.
“3:;er was used to; till on mu! 8;”... liondltl'fi'lilfl to nettle at s Exwwiam.
.: a up corner. a was 0 mlnatsd "The attached lanes sheet
Ramiro\zflzzfigdgoflgx‘rmm in! installing a new catch basin and show expenditures and balances for
ot'Itouo “or. n “N.“ “my,“ laying about forty feet or cobblo- March and April. mt. it is to be
”“31, nachlno or 0’ road urns atom: gutter. Repairs were also noted that a new account. No. all
“"3: “f “H.013 “‘0‘“ ripped, shaped made to catch basins at Raymond has bean added. the BM 0! Es-
n0 3,1,,“ Mid Water St. and at Osborn Ave. tlmuto having appropriated tho sum
a nlsvon roads were oiled and and Seavlow Ave. 0! “000.00 tor the insist. lotion oi
sanded. Buildings and Equipmqtt. sewers in Clitt. Bldg! and Buda h.
Guitars wore‘cleaned on to stroll“. "Some minor repairs were made This work will be done this sumoll
Ton culverts ciwins or ”9“" NOB" °
re 0 o - .
“5,3223% "I‘m" and rubbish rm‘umsmlor BALAXCE . . l
collection. u“;fi;,,buiiiiin3peti§l. Name All)”. i. Balance
:33;:"‘3§,“,:30,t contained the t‘ol- Maint. of roller ...................0 1,000.00 O 38.75
lowing; Malnt. of auto . .. ..... ...... ........ 8,500.00 - 1,101.“
Gurblilu Autl Rtlbbish- Maint. of roads . ............-....... 66,000.00 6,000.01
“Garbage and rubbish conll'lllli' Mslnt. of bridges .................... 1,800.00 008.01
lions seemed unusually heavy “id Malnt. oi culverts ...............l... 1,300.00 “0.10
.0“ b numb“ 0‘ “y“ "e” “‘3?” if new all ........ 20,000.00 ‘ lam.“
quired to work UV'CI'l‘mO 1° m ’5‘ . 00° 00 ‘ ,, 2 50
m". route». It. would be qtllto help-z lllsut‘dn’c .. . ................... . .li .
iut it citizens would bear in mind litiglnt'ol'inl; supplies and curtaro ..... 575.00 108.05
that lilo servlco is intended primal“ Salary of commissioner ..... . . ...... 3,810.00. 1,057.07
lly for household “mi“ “"0 3 ’°“' Salary of clerk ......... . ..... 1,100.00 425.00
sonublo amount 0' mercantile “lb" Salary of engineer and assist. . ..... 8,I00.00 2,209.50
bisll- it the delmtm"l ‘V‘W ‘° °°" Office expense . 300.00 31.0!
lent otlier,\i‘all°5- '“cl‘ n” contrac-i Miscellaneous ......................., 1,000.00 787.55
tors rubbish, surden "W"- m“““' Cali Pasture 0,000.00 1,000.31
maturing “”15“" “M 'unk' our snow plows ..... ................... 856.00 '3 .50
nrelelll- facilities “WW“ 5”““3” Truck.- 0,140.10 003.05
ovorlouded Md “m “m" )"°“ld li‘ord ............ e "0.00
undoubtedly 11“ “hmd' I‘m“ Tractor ........ 1.70am , 121.2:
during clean-up week, it, is neces- l‘toad' machine ...................... 500.00 .
”W for "1° dupartmvmt to refuse Soul-low avenue bridge ........ 2,100.00 2,008.80
COHCC'W“ 0" this extraneous mnter- East. avrlluo paving ............. ..... 108.!02.00 12,008.70
lal. . . . ,,
"During March and AN”. no . Silkiniiimm ion .......... .' . . . . . . . . . 2 3:33;) 1 :33???
.complalnls were received with rc-g - “ """"""""""" ' ' ’ "
gard to odor nuisance trom the city! FOL’ltTH'DlSfl'RIC'I‘ .
dumps. During this period. however l
mu. East. Nor-walk dump was on firoi Sweeping and cleaning pavement . 4,600.00 1,881.78
once and the New ‘ Canaan Ava. Malnt. or per. pavement .............. 3,000.00 350.05
idump three times. These were all. Mnlnt. Dultll'si'hl, wagons and carts . 4,000.00 2,019.03
extinguished by streams train it. iil'v! ilulnt. of buildings ................. 600.00 20.58
hose. Some grass seed was sown on' Mulnt. or solvers ..... '. . .. ....... .. . . . 4,000.00 811.01
the New Canaan Ave. dump near. tent of barn .- .......... . 000.00 300.00
the road and the grass will probablyl ltemovai oi retuse ...... .. . . . 17,500.00 3,709.45
improve the appearance or tln- | Miscellaneous .............. . .... 1,000.00 654.18
1% p particularly along the edge of' Sidewalk emergency fund ............ 1,000.00 080.20
t from. - . ! ilalnt. oi trocs ............ 1,500.00 371.70
“Canvas covers have been provltl- New catch basins ............. . 2,300.00 ”2.60
ad {or all the garbage trucks and Van Zandt street cuttl-r ....... ....... 3,000.00 3.000.00
their. use has eliminated tormor North avenue pipo ext. 000.00 ' 500.00
complaints of papers slidothor ma- Hendricks avt-nllo sewer ext. ........' 1.300.00 1,800.00
tcrisls blowing or! tho trucks. Chestnut street sewer ext. .1. . . . . . . . . . 1,500.00 350.60
Sewerago‘ System. Willow street solver ................. 000.00 62.50
Cliti'. Ridge-and Buda strccts senor 4,000.00 1,000.00
AN Exide Battery at the pres-
~ ent price will reward you
' liberally. The, Exide gives such .
. notably long service that yOu
pay amazingly little for your
., 'battéry’mileage. Made by the
,‘0 Wot-Rib largest manufacturers
of? Storage batteries. Sold by
Biddle dealers everywhere.
rim .. memo
notational.
STORAGE BATTERY CO.
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ilGllTS SUBJECT l
- lo carillon.
Dillwortll and Crowe, Rep-t
resenting Citizens. l’rc-j
i
is sent Proposal Ailectinil‘
Calf Pasture To Countil.l
Till Call l’fiihllil'ii park;
committee was lll:-il‘tll‘tl-ll lU culli't'r‘
with tho lilll'll tlirlrllxl i‘t'lllllllflt‘liHI-i
ore {warding oruulllt-nllll lighting all
Cult Paolliro l’wal‘ll, at, llli‘ lntoting
o! tho Ct'lillilOll council last 0\t'-
nins. '
Clilll'lt"! Dllworth ullil Postnluturi
Edmund Crofii‘o appears-ll bolero thoi
council as a committee appointed
lil‘ill‘ll
at a diluent meeting held in tho
Nerwalk Club. yostard afternoon.
Mr. Dllworth said t committeo'
thought it might ho possibln to ro-i
consider tho matter or construotlngl
an electric light llao to the park‘
and out in ornamental poles run-
ning them through the center or;
the two roads leading to the park.i
He presented a resolution asking'
that the matter bo referred to the1
Call i‘usttlrc Bench committee ll)'
be taken up with the district coin-l
abalone”. |
Mr. Crmve s'i he thought. it
PALACE
-' SUNDAY and’ mounav
00 THE ”
lighting loading out to the beach.
"he resolution um. put to a vote
and vlliiod. 'l'llt- matter will now I).
dlstussttl i'urtllll' “Hit the diatrlot
mmllilieelonors and Il ally ilglrtlnont
l‘:ll| lm l‘Pilt‘lli‘ll mil in] rimmed to
tho vounell for action.
would be is (God lili'll it) "do [In
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interesting Fat-ts
The top of All. Emu-st lll.\tl‘ hail
in“. l‘itlll‘llcll lm‘ullsl- oi Illnl‘ii‘
Mulls-1nd till'l‘it-ully 0L lll‘t‘llllllni:
lilt' thin air.
’l'lln bird spldur of South Atriva
catches and outs small birds. 1
m and 73e Magoo bot-Mere
Chev
Corner State It. 8 35'
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axons
DAVID B. CARLSON, MGR.
Opening Date May 12th
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BRANCH
W. R. AUSTIN
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
PHONE wns'rron'r 000
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FOR INDIOISTIO
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Store Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Special Sale“ (if-2200 Pairs of Milanese i
‘ Silk G10 fires
Pull-out, Novelty
price.
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Youth ls Sure Of Being
Smartly Dressed
When Site Selects Madeloh
Junior Frocks
Just out of their boxes are dresses for the miss,
now at fashionable southern
finishing schools. Madelon Junior Frocks are de-
signed especially for the girl who sets the fashions
for her group of friends. These very ncllofrocks of
georgettc and silk crepe are brightly printed orin
such smart plain colors as navy, capri blue, sunni
and red. Every dress is an unusual value at 325
Third floor.
A famous make 81
All perfect
Cull: and Stitching
A very large special purchase permits us to offer our customers it
splendid bargain in the lam oi fashionable silk gloves in the newest Spl‘iilf.
colors and designs. Made by one of the best known glove makers. Earl
pair is perfect. Culled and pull-on styles in ecru, grey, mode. beaver. tvllitt
and black. Sizes 5% to 8. These gloves are normally at least double in
‘ Fashionable Silk Frocks
Designed for Women Who
Shorter Than
Previously these shorter women had tlilllt‘llli
in getting apparel with the correct proportiom iii
them. Designers have worked out “1056 Pl’l'i‘fllt‘lll
and now all types of women are able to step rigll
into smart teddy-made frocks, ESpecially lovely i .,
thin group in flat crepe. prints and qeorqeltcs. We
will (incl at least one of the new and iflSllilllllll‘lt
spring colors exceedingly becoming. Also rt‘v‘lllr
sizes
Boys! A Sale of Penrod Reefers'
’ ‘6.45 & ‘8.45
very mannish reefers of all
wool materials, in patterns thatwiil go nicely with
light spring suits. They'are’iust tile correct.welgllt
to wear now and will be nice for fall wear, too.
Nicely tailored, they come ill llerl'lng‘bong
tweed, Cheviot and blue serge. Broken sizes from:
oup, priced regularly up in s:
3 to 10 yrs. One
is reduced to $0. . Another
tally up 'to $11.95 is
' mmaz’wfism'wumy. v
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£15-..4. 3‘ 1
4- W-fl “J~—'.¢u.._'v ~
t. ham;
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Blair. fle'l. ,
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Average
$35
Third lifii'l
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group. priced TESL
$8.45
Second floor
Heavy abutment.
They are especially
‘ ” 1200 Dryviell Cotton
' Towels
withl‘leuub'teliell Hunt
5' far ‘1
Usual price 25 cu. ea.
have wonderful wearing qualities.
homes find .them thesbsstdor every day service.
bowels of s sclal weave
tficos, and
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value and of good size-—
18:82. You will get a pply for the future. .
' ' _ leoond deco r
4'15 *4. . l , , .
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35.95
skirts. Sizes 6 to 14.
' Misses’ & Juniors’ Frocks In
Washable Silks anti Rayons
, Are Fine Values
They look like smart silk frocks and yet they
tub beautifully and are the sort w 'ch. the youthful
girl will enjoy wearing now and a summer. Dots. :
prhts. stripes and plaids; plain colors are featured ‘
iii sophisticated models with flarin
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Norwalk Chronicler