New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1929, Page 2

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FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1929, Newburyport, (UP)—From th not so long ago—a fi April ¢ cut-up of fellow who spiced his obxervations with a wei. 1| ¢ unprintables and who rpetual chip shoulder--"Bo Gillis has ma- tured into politician with ¢ manner as mild as a May morn- iug. on his ! “Bossy” has found the job ersed more than one thorny path since taking office, but he appears to have weathered all storms, and there in the barometer of his power. “‘Some of the townsfolk have com- plained about the swell new fire alarm I had installed,” he paid, dis- or his optimism in connection with |y ey regular e nlao mescal his political future. his honor poInt- | more Jike the moo of a cow. But the ed with ill-c led pride to ‘b2 firomen can hear it, and that's the record of his 16 months of servfce=" | nain thing. 1 record doutblessly remarkul'e 1| “Then there's some opposition to political the administration of Mayer Gillls as the watchwords of his ceaneless drive for “a bigger and better New- seems to be a strong upward trend |” Likd nayor, mation has been an night development in the checkered ! nished some ‘Bad Boy" snddenly asc lis elevation to the oflice of |view of the fact that two of thethe new police signal system, but this lion-to-lamb transfor- months were spent in the county | that comes mostly from the ceps. A& almost ove! ail |things are now, they can loaf on the Here are “Rossy’s” ac- |job. When we get the new system complishments: |going they'll have to make duty nstalled new fire alarm sys- |calls. “Some people kick because we've J—Arranged for new police siz-(so many permanent firemen hang- system. |ing around, but all of 'em are geod entralized fire appacatus |friends of mine. y'know, and there's | iting two small stations. only 11 of ‘em.” | teplaced horse-drawn ra| Right now his honer's mest vex. n with pumping engine. atious problem concerns the welfara Removed unused trolle: . 0f the city's clam-diggers, long in- traflic me: active because of the discovery of & teachers salary increas. s |impurities in lecal waters. With one $150 annually. eye on the clam flats and the other lded seven permanent fii | on the ballot box, “Bossy” is giving men. making a total of 11 m,.l “’“:‘r .‘“-“;"“‘:‘l‘l':“":"or"'"""":"""“ e i a S “I'm goin » penr it enty et Ut ™ s00n to study the chlorinating pro- The Dbest part of it from |CCAs At first hand,” he said. “There's until next *point of view, is ihe fact |100 clam diggers out of W"k"f."d planned to fniehed hiainraliyaar Infac| LOD2eiARIA ROIRINE 10 IRASERE B tion with hi. a surplus of more than | major of this fivst citizen. Newburyport natives were as- t g0 to ultra-conservative 16 months Gillis, the zenial ex-z to the mayoralty. for increas “Bossy's” magi role he is now pi ound « tion er o o learmned it don't pay to be his lono rorter why a - 1 settled over th recent fon | ¢ street, ce h WE AREN'T 80 MODERN New York, April 26.—Hip flasks k | are not a necessary possession made surplug this year. | part of one's ensemble hv the Pro. ven if T find it | hibition amendment. They were valuations on | known and used many years 8ago. owned by my epponenta. | Several of them. mere than 100 been getting away with | years old, were recently exhibited as and they've got to expect jantiques at the Internatjonal An- tribute.™ | tiques Exposition boost wsion of | property murder 1o ion of tour | Yrangh MILLINERY CO. 177 MAIN STREE? 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