-of the dccorutors and psintors. The
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' Order oneofourHsndcome Baskets of
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By THOMAS I". IMOI.
Commas draws near and South
Norwalk Council. m: 1c of c.. is
procuring to observe the greatest of
all feast days in a spiritual way by
attending one of the four masses
celebrated on this occasion.
It has always been the custom of
holding on open house at the club
rooms Christmas atternoon and this
your bids fair to exccli in titu-us
the good times of other years.
The quarters now are in the hands
house committee is orddrins new.
furniture and with the cominc o! the
uletide will also come many mem-
. era. who through their occupation
other towns have not been able
to attend the Council's affairs. so
they make Christmas their nnnunl
pilgrimage to the council.
Christmas then is our day of due.
warming our world-chilled hearts.
lighting up the recesses of our
world-chilled souls. lilting us up
above the compromise which constiv
tutea our daily lives and sending us
back to our daily occupations re.
Joicln} in the abiding memory of the
Don’t Intend To
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addressed to any mayor at any city
lithe state is the most uncalled for
action that could be taken. The
councilman should get out and look
for themselves ond learn of the con-
ditions. I am not supposed to an-
swer to the tour“: and dfth warm.
The state police have the right to
come on our highways and make
arrests. ,
"if 1 has done anything in en-
forcing the laws I am responsible
to the public and not the council.
1 am going to clean up this city,
whether by state or local police. and
I am no‘. going to answer any ques-
ti tin or acknowledge nny state.
menie and it I make any 1 will
make them over my signed named.
"I don't care it you make a thou-
sand raids. but from your attitude
there must hp something wrong
with the police. You haven't asked
the council anything and you have
tailed to take them into your con-
fidence. We intend to make the po-
lice tunclon properly regardlcis of
any opposition," replied Counci man
Mills.
“1 have always nnswcred any
questions put. to me by the council-
men." the mayor said. '
Oliver Will“ m
”You say it is our duty to go out
and secure evidence against these
places. I say that it is not. it is
the duty oi the police of this city
and if they {all they are not func-
tioning properly.
“Under the charter the mayor and
the council are Jointly responsible
for enforcing law and order in the
,l'o auras
Hold In
0'10 Day
6.37M
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city. The people pay $100, 000 a
lyenr to maintain the police depart-
ment and I think that they ar. on-
titled to know what is wrong with
.it. " Councilman Robert 0 Oliver
sold.
"If there are any meeting. held
;thls is the place to hold them and
not Harbor View," the mayor shot
' lunch at Councilman Oliver.
'The people are interested. They
my to maintain the local courts.
\ou called in the state police and
went over the heads ot the police
and the courts. This means that the
city will lose its share of lines
amountin- to about rmooo which
will probably be imposed. They
want to- know why the police didn't
function." Councilman Oliver said
as he presented the following reso-
lution: .
"Let me see that resolution." May-
or Robins said as he took it out 0‘
the hands of City Clerk asphalt
Dokul.
i Councilman Oliver arose to a point
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FOR
~ Fruits
Tangerines
Oranges
Grapes ‘
Pears
. Kumqusts
Apples ~
Grapefruit
Leinons
Candied Fruits
Pineapples
New Nuts
English Walnut:
Paper Shell Almonds
Pecan Nuts ‘
Brazil Nuts
Filberts
Standard Mixed Nntlsb.
“Our Own” Mixed
Nuts . . . . . . 401: lb.
Salted Peanuts
Christmas Dinner ::
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Opera Star.
Stuart Graocy. ol Geneva. ll. 1..
won a scholarship at. the Eastman
School of Music, Rochester. N. L.
and went abroad to cosmos his
study. He has Just finished a
visit home. with the triumph ot a
debut h grand opera st liaplos to
tell the folks about.
of order and said that he thought it
should be read by the city clerk.
Tries to Block Resolutio-
Mayor Robins ruled that it was
out of order to present the resoiu~
tion and passed it over to Com
tion Counsel‘John J. Cuneo. Atter
reading it over Corporation Counsel
Cuneo ruled that the resolution
was legal and Councilman Mills
moved that it be accepted.
"Mayor you are taking the wrona
attitude on this matter. We are try-
ing to put the police where they
belong. You know the conditions oi
the local police and they must be
very bad.” Councilman Stanley Tall.
madge said in remarking in the moo
tion.
Councilman Mills said tut the
Councilman lather said he was in
{ever 0! part c! it and against pert
oi it and that inasmuch as the rev
solution was not going to be divid.
ed he would vote against its pamage.
it was then adopted and the discu--1
also ended.
it was decided to hold a special
meeting a week trom tonight and
appoint William Lyons to the coun-
cil to 1111 the vacancy caused by the
resignation or Councilman Clarence
Buttery. The vacancy caused by
the resignation ot Constable James
Withsli will be filled at the same
time.
Discuss School Issue Jan. d
it was voted to hold a Joint meet-
ing ot the council and rds 0! ed-
ucation on the first Tu y in Jan-
uary to discuss the proposed bond
issue of mo. 000 tor the erection of
a new junior high school in the
second district and as addition to
the Center junior high school. Sup-
erintendent oi Schools John Lund
and Alex Rumler oi the board oi
education were present for the
board of education.
A oommittoe of Councilmen Ro-
bert 0. Oliver. Stanley L. Talimndite.
Towers. l'. lismitton. Herbert O.
Pollard and John Hills was named
to take up the work oi the charter
revision committee and revise the
charter. John McMahon objected to
this and then tendered his resigns-
tion as a member of the charter re-
vision committee saying thst he hud
not resigned before. The resolution
naming the committee was presented
by Councilman Mills.
A communication from Preston
Boyd ashing that he be appointed
constable was placed on file.
A swim for damages because of
an alleged tail on the sidewalk in
front of the De Molay Club was pre-
sented by Mrs. William Smith. 18
Quintard avenue. and referred to
Corporation Counsel John J. Cuneo.
A petition was presented {or a
sewer in Summit avenue and was
llr.
Rumnnln, “ill hate is instill-in the
settlement of tlic lmlitit‘ul cmhroil
mom that king I’vrdinaml's illness
anti the rxpu‘tcd return ol the 110-
posts] Prince Carol have brought
about,
turned owr to the street drpnrtm-~1t.
'l'h' Nurwulk Motlwrs’ t‘luh rc-
quvstni Hunt the hills designated tor
ccustinr 1... restrict-1d 11ml naked that
Barnum hill be added to the hat.
This math-r was placed 1n the hands
of .\l:1\‘or Robins
Th~ rommunh ntion from the first
t‘llillrlr‘t commissioners uprtssinu
thy. rwent :llst district meeting as
‘39-an (‘l‘llt‘sfid to the erection of 111131
buildings on thessouth side 0t ‘11”
Wall street bridge. was ordered
plscml on tile.
Alfrwl J. liot‘rum illctl nn appli-
cation for the position of constable.
The reports of the :ridgo erm-
inll'wt‘inr. city auditor. iri‘naurer
.‘Iimn (’llriston. pnlrinrt'lt'ol:
mission. building inspector, sanitary .
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Mi." ‘0 a. “"09 VII “I’M ‘0 ‘ ‘ n11d lll'ullll ofilccr were occepicd and on file - -
1 - one of tho oinl lllOlUIt‘M‘lIN 11. L.
b. ”1‘64.qu M an "- m. In Rumenla pinned on tile. .\|'ll|lg Fire t‘ommtttm'man Hurry police department.
public “I" I an II'Nl'. “ u A romnlunicu‘ion from the Alm‘r- Mother mm granted 1~ rmissioli to Attorney liniwnnl l: 1311111111. .1
W . V0“ NO icnn Annotation of Universtly \\'o. purl-1111s» hose. t‘uu‘s 11nd boots for peered in [rt-hull (\i i‘nntt. 1..
On tho m0. Councilman not?" men objecting to the construction at tin- tln- (li'piil‘lllli‘lll. Horace Lewis and l‘t‘quvhtmi 11.1.1
did not '0“. bill a. m "1‘“ any buildings on the south side of Police, Connnittmmsn Edward 31. bill for the with nin; 01' Hulllll .‘l. .
that every 3|.me ll“ '9 ‘° 0- the 'all stn-et lurldgo wus plum-«l (inns was given permission to sell street be paid.
it was npprmwi eh
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