Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 13, 1921, Page 6

X TN TN S 010 mmm (e oo AW 7 morning - over, the Secretary . Bricklayers | Dnion; . Danielson, the’ meral sefv; “were held signature John Owen, nd . Masons' takes_ it up- Joe “mt ‘nef hem hesday afternoop, Rev.”Bownton of .the Céngrpgational church vilicaiing. Burial wag. in, the. Bugbee mausoleuny !" St ,.4. S¢ . ‘OLD FASHIONED MARK DOWN SA * NO EXCUSE ABOUT BEING OVERSTOCKED, NO POS- - ING AS PUBLIC BENEFACTORS, TRYING TO REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING, BUT AN HONEST -MARK- DOWN OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING, FUR- NISHINGS, SHOES, RUBBERS AND FELT GOODS. J, /A\ - (N / $70., $65., $60. SUITS AND OVERCOATS Reduced to $44-50 S $55., $50., $45. SUITS AND OVERCOATS Reduced to $32.50 §40., $35., $30. SUITS AND OVERCOATS ' Reduced to $24.5a e L8 ZX ZX ZX XL W Arrow Collars, either stiff or soft 15¢c White Handkerchiefs 7Ze - 4 for ' 75c President Suspenders - - - - - 39e - $3. Heavy Cotton Flannel Work Shirts $1.65 $4.00 Heavy Tan Work Shoes now $2.35 $8.00--$9.00 Walk-Over Shoes now $6.95 $4.00 Growing Girls’ Shoes - now.$2.35 EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STORE IS MARKED DOWN Store Closed All Day Thursday to Mark Goods and Arrange Stock. : SALE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14th, 1921 AT 9 A M. @i E— 1o | om0 1 w— A XE XX XA XYL X XA o T \Y/ I D ¢ e G 9 4 e & / \ \ RBYBBDY $1.75 Blue Chambray Work Shirts- - 95e- e $1.45 Ribbed Underwear - - - - - 89e that is_ent dnfair, withotit warrant and wholly fdlse. - 1ts’ motive may only ‘Mr. Owens. hostile communication was inspired By .a few lifves that appedred in &, recent issué of. this: paper, .in this.col- umn, ‘relativeito a proposal by.the con- tractors in thie térritory that wages of bricklayers and masons be reduced from the present saele of -31.00° to 87 1-2 cents “ari, hour. The corfespondent han- dled ‘the itent -a: yws, without any per- | wages of [{The “assertion: about the - propesed’ scale | or the organization for whish he meaks [| that Frank .E. Scott had died. suddenly | the:funeral of his wife's mother at North sonal inferest’ on’ either side, exactly anotiter ‘item announcing a- reduction of rpenters’ in - this district, ef- fective Janiiary '3, Was ™ ‘hahdled -dnd printed~*at the request of a’cantractor. for bricKlayers and masons came from exactly the same source as the statement relative to the ~wages’ of carpenters. Both were plain news propositions of general interest. The correspondent had no- personal’ interest “of any ndture im them.” : , As the way was open for a representa- tive of the contractors to make a state: fnent’ to The Bulletin &s to wage scales, S0 also was it.open to the representative of the Bricklayers and Masons' unibn. Neither Mr. Owen nor any other mem ber ‘of his union’ offéred as much as one word to' The Bulletin for - publication. Had"they done So it would Have ‘been as roadily accepted as astatemient from the contractors. When confronted with_ this soliers, fitry wes- quickly . manifest to those Hroughton 26n_ o Broughtan of the town of Thompeen and wa employed in Soutbridge when he e tered the servicd. . He was fatally wound- ed in one, of the first battles in which he engaged ahd, died. in,a militiry hos- Dltal overaeax. { 5. coundil W nex: moel; PR i in on ‘himself to intimate that the writer of | Grove.Street sgmetery, . The, bearers weve j{ | this- column is. atiempiing to qu ‘Ralph Thurston, rles; k. Dean, C."P. up. “as dfctator_for the entire publicX . | Arnoid and Stias. M. Whoelock. Here, on the face of ft.is an gssertion world whr. yqp:sn, WA died”of wounds Aned ;;7‘;?;_,';,;,;"_,;",‘% city from Rrafice &nd & mulis:s isto sa'vnem, e\"! Frigay, a5 bers_of s Froevenoranie and, Rageilo 3 American Légion, of this city, participat- ing. 2 X Mr. atmnr 1S Wiltiam body is one’of the many returned 1t war hére from ¥rance by the. United Statés government at the request of relatives ou His fimerz| cortese will be made as imressive as possible as be- fits the memory of one who gave his _life for_ his -country. nesgay that as many.as200.mi the ‘American. Legion posts here and at Nerta Grosvenerdale will form. . The body artived here encased in :izzel' vault contalned within a substan- tial hoped on Wed- rs of ttend in unmi- casket. . The care which the gov- ¢rnnient is taking of the bodies of the.he- o) boys ‘who lost their lives overseas and which.are being returned to- * this cou fact Wednesday. -Mr. Owen. made 'the lame excuse that “we aid not think you would_accept it~ 5 ® s Taking this falsé ground,’he proceed- od, however, to.write a letter to the edl- tor, and therein included statements that have the effect of discrediting the work of tha corresnondent with ' thousands of readers and flatly asserts that he is.a dictator, when there isn't the slightest excuse under heaven'in the premises te say such a thing. During the Wwar. period,. as the wage scale’ of the. Bricklayers and Masons' union were being advanced, The Bulletin resentatiye never failed to make men- tion - of ‘the fact and gave the Teasons for the' climbing rates. These items ap- peared ,in " the Danielson news column, ysually' at.about the same time. as t advertised announcements of the a vance by the union. 4 Neither Mr. Owen or any other member of his union ‘wrote letters to -the -editor then -to_say a word of appreciation for this ‘veluntary publicity -given. by this correspondent. B B But ,when the correspondent. makes mention. of -an .impending. proposal to" ré- duce wage-scales, Mr. .Owen finds hig' pen handy, and proceeds- o write a letter in which he .is -entirely careless of .his :state- ments and .the effect ‘they may have. Tt-may be well to state, here that The Bulletin is as thoroughly and long-stand- ing ‘a union organisation as-there is-in eastern Connecticut or anywhere else. in the state. F. Smith. sicians, held theretic' poison. . All are of Danielson exeenting Walter Scott; swho fs 4 resident of Buf- falo. v ‘At the January Weeting of local ‘phy- wsday evehing home of Dr. George M Buroughs -t¥e president of their organization, Dr. Na- thantel Hibbard, presented a paper on Diphtheria, Its Invasion, Symptoms® and Treatment. considering * particuldrly the Schick test ‘as to susceptibility as well 2a the very ‘latest fh' immunization by the use -of téxin-antitoxin vaceination” appli- cable ¢specialiy to the veFy young at the age of ome to thrée years, ds this is the period of highest “susceptibility to- diph- The ‘proven value of this vaceination, Dr.: Hibbard says, is such that, if thorotighly carried out. diphthe- ria would bécome a5 rare ' as _genuine small-pox' now js. “This is the ‘list word indiphtheria and-the toxin-atitoxin .vae- cination assures a protection. manent in’ 95" per cent. of all_so vacei- nated. i ' “}I)r :mh;a sax> bp expects. that we always have the anti-vaccinagiont With us and that the" By such, based as it fs of facts and mueh’ may’ deiay, yet will not irretrievably ritjn the. chances -of " child. 1ité. from .reaching ! that' maturity which' it*is the $ right’ of every infant to attaf. At the ammual meeting Of the stock- holders .of the Windhem County . Na- tional bank the follewing divectors were at”*the , that ' is_per- n’ gross perversion untruth, whilé it inherent Maybr Murey omickl “managerent of § Theto ja tar ) bukiness” n jihe fuk taat hipments through s caty are beginning to- increase .and neted among. the trans- ter wnd -throuptr: fisight. hapdied. from triing. througt, Pugnam dysing, /ht.pres- €L week have ‘been quantities of raw COROR ARE DNt . Cioths. "..This is taken 43 ‘an indicatfon thAt some actiiity is betomjng ""!ill!?;'ax'a ¢ Miyers of lew” whi that *the ihERTroturérs obn “ V& récki (i o Jat Wi wa reguming operdtidns‘at their plants. can't ing’s_session” of (16 clty court on ton” Wood of ‘New Bedford; eperator of a | T-ton “truck ‘of the Inttrstate Trucking | company. “This* hedVy penulty was | osed: BecAuse- the. truck was carrying & load 1 ekecss of.the maximum limit ui- lowed by the.lew in Canpectigyt, the lo- tal weight of the -truek and its load of bleupavards. of 30.bples.of wojon being 29. 270 pounde, an tzoess uver the lLimit o 5,270 pounds. & 4 1 Wood was on his way up frum Baie to Putngm, intending to g0 ouy over fie Chepaghet highway inio Rhode Isiand when he was overtaken Insplctor Johnson. of the ptate moigr. vehicle de- partment. Inspectar Sohmson believgd it Wise i3 permit Wood .to drive on-into Putnam, where. reales of sufficient . ca- Dacity 1o aweigh the truck-and its- ixad are’ avafiebie. before. placing hirm under arrest, and this He did: 2 Wood was' fined inder a statute lim: ing the folal weight of a wotér truok aad “its Joad .to” not.more -than 35000 pounds. . There - is-anpthey, statete under which Inspector Jehnson wished th. case 1 that flicted fof driving exoes- sively loadel motor vehlcles éver any ghwa,. i Which I8 posted a% Lo load limit could. riot e shown that the highways | where thé load in question * had n_driven, are ' posted. Judge Geissler refused to act under that statute, o the ‘comnlaint against Wood was ameéuded ‘to make prosecttion possl- ?" under the weight it “satute. T “was - sthted: by offieiats hére that Woed's_artést was made at the request of the ‘state. ‘highway. department, . In- mector- Johnson being -sent.omt especial- 1y to ret him., Repeated warnings:have éen - Towle (0" tru6king conettne aghinst running overjuaded,, on , Connect!- cut bighways. Some. (mickers have fa‘ieq 1o heed, these. Wood's wrrest js the first in this section for.a law violation of .this kin ’ A5 In, court, ‘Attérney Howa#l C. Bra.- ford ‘acted aw prosécutér.and . \Vood, was represented by.. Attorney . JF. Catpen- ter. The finé and ‘cdsts. were pa. . A’ Hartfonl ‘paner of Weddgsday 1ist- ed. Senator Archlbmid Macdonad of this city and diftric’ as, chafrman hu the sen- ate of ths important Roads, Rivers and Bridges commitiee of whick he wus the weriate. chajrphan lsst seesion. Mrx. 1. H. Bulger and ddughter. Grice, have- returneq /trom* x -visit with: ref- tives if’Nérthmnpten. - ‘ Tt'is clatmed ‘that this. the Secorid Con- dtaf.ces Which - prevenied his making them ‘at ‘this week's meeting. Said that no plaps forspe- clal work “beyoutt sthe carefai &nd ecori- the_chty's affairs Bas been outlined for this, year. y of premise for Bet- freignt If your har: is g ahd streaked, do more unattractiy “ its’ original youtnful eolos W of biack. or dny shude of restore ita beauty in a man- defies detec: This tamous preparation- is as simple and. easy 1o gse as manicuring your nalls. Special Free Trial Offer. Every package of Brownatone eem- tains full, simple directions for werk- ing its magic on gray, faded. or streaked hair. Guaranteed absolute'y harmiess. At all leading druggists in 50¢ and $1.50 packages. Two coiors: “Light to Medium lirown” and “Dark Brown to Black.” Send to The Ken- Q.. 5338 Coppin Bldg.. y., enclosing 11 _cents pay postage. packing and war tax, for a free trial package of Brownaione. DANIELSON CAST STARKWEATHER BLDG. BOWLING AND POCKET BILLIARDS FOUK ALLEYS THREE TABLES WEDNESDAYS LADIES' DAY Bowling i the sport for ali Frises givem away every Saturday. e will mét have its boundaries altered W der “the arrangements to be mmde (@ provide for the eleciion of an agditional congress: sixth-—trom Consecti- e g Delegates from alf of the gragges n this section. were |5, Hartford Wedned- iay- attending The annual sewsfon of ihe Stite Grange. Jt:ig of Jocal intérest that resolutions have betn imtroduced oppos- L ylight saving. - Robert Eridgeman of the stale police was in Putnam in connectibd with business.in this end of fhe staté on Wed- fesday. \ A number of Putram people Wefe n Pomtret to uttend a dance at A 0. H. hall Wednesday evening. s Mrs. Henry Hickey, for many years & cezidént of Porifres, s dead-At her. Bome in (hat pace. She leaves thrée dmugh- lets, Mrs. Kathorime~ Murdock and Mise Mary Hickey of Pomfret and Mes. -Nei- Hie_Clemons~ of Esst Brookiyn. : Men heré Wwho “wateh the .market” Wefe . encouriged When® they sfned — the ML T L w 7 gy v J Weldnisday's finoneial page in the news- = Any: attempt ‘to create @ different: fm- | {*-CIgEIeT, there: being<no chaniges from | gressiondl district ‘s the oy one’ that vt o e ine: spwirriimd S £ ® past year: Timo-| - i ~ pression borders on’ malicious misrepre- | iy T SCFUU 3 N Past year: Timo. niumber of stocks lsted. H sentation. The paper's columns . 'are|Charics A. Tillinghast, Obadiah -Butier, : ‘Rev. Charles V.. Bedard. pastor of 8. < opén &0 all lexitimate news items frem | Colonel Willim . Geston b o o 2y Bomw. Mary's church, has been in Canads for % any and every source. “oi0lgond. At . a. .meetimg. of the-directors | TTOMESON—In. Noank, Jan. 9. 1521, 3 | n. visft.with his father. TR Such items- relative to. wage scales a8 | yonoduled ‘to be held - Saturds: on. Walter Edgat; to Mr, dnd' Mrs. W.| Lester A, Jewell of New London wie have recently appeared In- this column | Wi be “elected Y eficers| -Irving Thompaoni~ g = | & visitor\ Wita fgiends ‘In Putnam em . have come from authoritative sources. If | " . - o - =2 | Wednesdar. | Y e the Bricklayers and Masons' union here | Mrs. Henry. Hickey,” ®. resident here 2 - WARRIED, , w @ The laying oft of more men on the 1= has not as yet heen apprised officially of (for a time, is dead af her hofe m Pom- | KNIGHTGAUTHIER -+ In Pliinfcld, | cl division of the New Haves road has the ‘proposition that'is ‘to ba ‘made to-it, | fret. where she ‘had lived x great many .10, 19212 by Reve. R. P. Morrissey, | not affacted working forcest in this- eity, th#t is no fault of- the correspondent, |years of her.lomg.life. Mrs Thomas| LereY Knight and Mirs Lillian Gau- ill, mtan changés in the makeup of Whe' neither advances - or -reduces the | Clemons of East Brookiyn is a daugh- | t0/T~Both of fleld. .. -, of ‘the ‘crews operating through 3 rates' of any organization. . cares' mot |ter of Mrs. Hickey, who was one of the | SMITF - BRIOGS—In- Addison, Conm. | Pumam. o o whether the Scale.is $1.09 or $3.88 am | Well known residents of Pomfret. Hary “Smith ‘of StamorAvils ned Mg | ., 1ot | enlert lre‘be‘innln:f:‘o worry % hour or who gats the money. P 1 88 | about getting an lce crop. ere was “He will not permit: however: Mr. Owen | Benicieon pesple are suuch interested | _ 1sabel Briegs of Addison. to make public misstatements relative to news matter running i this eslurrn without instantly challenging such unfair work in as fully public'a manner. , Daniclson_people were ‘surprised Wed- nesday .morning by’ the announcement at his home on.Broad street, Tuesday night at 11 o'clock. Few knew that Mr. A week ago he attended He was not fesling weil Later he developed pneumonia. His illness was not.regarded as critieal, heart’ suddenly weakned during Tuesday night and he passed away. sud- denly. ¢ Mr. Scott was born at'Wauregan, Feb: 12,1872, a son of Erastus W. and-Abby Frances Pratt Scott. He had-lived here ‘or many” years; however, axd for a long time was “associated With" his.father fn the manufacture of ‘Whip ‘sockets, ' which were turned out in'quantities and seld the country over. o For ‘years past “Mr. Séott ‘Has been en- gaged jn*farming. his place béirig. one of the few remaining farms within the' lim- its of the borough and extending - east- fard from Broad street, opposite Killing- iy High schoal. S Mr. Scott leaves'his wife: a daughter, Abby, ‘a’son Ralph; - two -brofiers, E.' W. Scott..and ‘Walter. Scott, ‘and two sisters, Mrs. .Grace S. Wheatley. and Mrs. Lilla 19186, small day. wiil- play Hi receive the congrat munity. B - There was.» reminder. of " ne-lioense days hefe Wednesday when Lieut. Rob- ert:Bridgeman' of the state poiice put.in an appearance and fixed a ease of ille- gal selling of ' liquer agminst a. restan- rant ‘in - the .Danieisen Judge W.-Fenner Woodward of the ‘tewn court assessed a fine of $100. The case |y was worked up by -what in the aid days was: called. “the spotter”. system -and quantity of liquor was obtained. The prosecution here was:under ~state laws forhidding -the saie of liquor in me- license towns. The restaurant is net oen- nected - with the-Danielson Inn. . - The nrosecutionof a*liquor ‘case here furnished a- farry. of -intersst that helped while .away. a; dreary’ afternoon. The anmual parivh meeting sad supper of 'St. Alban's, church.was -held Thurs- " The .reports - showéd “the parish to be :in ‘a | fourishing’ condition Some . good. mews -relative to. the MKeli- hood -.of Danieison” gdeting “a : new - artil- lery” company- is. expecied ‘at:am'’ sarly date.. it-was ptated. heve Wednesday. . - Members" of. the , Bohemian ' ciub- who ars enroligd for-the pipechle,tournament | series of ,games.at the club rosms this (Thursday). everiing. evening. therefore has and pleased over the fact that Attarmey Harry L. Peterson of/ ) ‘Nbrwich, formerly of Danielson, has been’ appeinted - as- sistant clerk of the senate in’ the Con- necticut legislature, way opened' for him'te pass through all the 'clerkships of thes generdl, assembly, Attofney Peterson High School and later the. University of Maine, from which he was graduated in »is a’son of Mi car L. Feterson and was born in South Glastenbury 12 _years ago. Though he “has been practicing law in Norwich for several vears he ix still re- garded here as a.Danfelson boy and will tulations of -the com- the attended. Killingly - and Mrs.. Os- Ann *‘building. Phone Danielson Division 99 | u:&udinx Today and Tomorrow, 40-'- °f G-n Con- sisting of Oats, Bran’and Middiings, Gliten and -Fine- EGG, STOVE AND.-NUT $16.50 PER TON PEA COAL $15.00 PER . TON - Coal Delivered Promptly Within'5 Miles of Dayville The Dayville Grain & Coal Company . GORDON' BROS., Props. . v Taken' KOSKI — PHOMPSON — In Willimantic, »dam 11, 1921,"by Rev. Johm E. Clark, Harry Koski 'of « 'Norwieh _and Miss . Edythe M. Thompson of Willimantic: COTRONE — BELLAVANCE —In Willi- mantic, Jan. 12,1821, by Rev. J. J. Papilion, Patrick Cotrone of New Ha- ven m{m- Laura Bellavance of Wil- limant = : DIED DOLBEARE-—Entered into rest, Jan. 12, 1921, Mary G., wife ‘of the late James G. Dolbearé. in the 33d year of her age. Funeral ‘service at .the nome of her son, Guy B. Noibeare, §3 Warren stree Friday afiernoen. Jan. 14, o'cloek. Kindly omit flowers. LOTTER—In thjs city, ~-John A ‘Lotter. sged §4 years. BRAYMAN—In Westerly, R. L, Jan. 10, 1921 Hatfle ‘K., ‘widow - of George H. . Brayman, aged §1 years. KEANE—In Stenington ' (Pawecatuck), ~Jan. 10, 1921, Walter. J., ;iftant son of Mr. and Mrs.'Joseph P. Keane. SCOTT—In Danieisan. suddenly, Jan. 19, 1921, Frank E. Scott. in his 49th year. BY—In Wercester. Masa, Jan. 12 1920, Johanna Hartnett, widow of Wil- Jiam" Kirby. - Funeral at herlate home, 55 Lincoln ave- e, Sacunday morning at 8.20. Bolemn high mase, at St. Patrick's ehurch’ at 9 o'clock. . Burial in S€ Mary's ceme- tery. - Antomobile cortege. . WATROUS—Ia Willimantle, Jan.' 12 1821, Mrs. Julia K. Watrous of 75. High atveet, Willmanthe. iy 4 REED—In> Upion; Jan, 18. 1921, Mrs. L. . Morgan Reed; aged 74 years™ ue —Ip * Norwich, Jam. 11, 11921, cflmut&nb Hewitti aged, 4 yaars. - Fuzeral' at his late -home, ‘18 ‘Warren reet, y, Jan, 13. at 230 p. m. ETantic confbtery o 11, 1921, * GARD:'OF: THANKS . W " 'his mmeans of expressi m&.'g'mfi'h Tor the acis of Kinaness and - sympathy ‘shown ‘s by our friends open water on even small bodies of water » this city on_Wednesday and January, usually providing much cold weather, is rapidly slipping away, In the ciy cowhell chumber Tues- day evening the ‘annual city meeting was heid. with -~ Aidermen Johnson. Deas, Wheétosk, Dufty. Duj Padgett _and Féx. Mayver Marey and City Clerk Ryan present The meeting was cafled to order at 749 by the .mayor.. The report tht coptain of poiice. John H. Bulrer, showed seventeen arrests during De- cettber. Twenty-ene tramps were lodged.” The -report was aeccepted- and fled The . milk _inspector’s report was, alse acoeptsd and placed on file. Two requests for buliding permits. ene for permission. to build two dwellings ma Sowth Main street and the other te oom- vert & barn ‘on School street into @ houee ;were fgranted. The question of cranting more permits for the instafla tion: of gasoline pumps and tanks aimg ‘he main_street came up. when & letter from Munroe and Brown was read. ask< ing . for permission to install one neas their place of business on School street: It was stated that this was a very dang- arous cormer, and that the matter shouwl® be ' carsfuily considered. before fhe re quest was granted.; It was deeided to lay the matter on the fable, untfl, the rules and ordinances committes and. the highway committee draw’ up an . erdine ance governing the localtion of the tamiem A-letter was read from E- C. Rogers, In regard to the taxés on ‘some Muifie WHich-he keeps outside the city Nmitm ‘whith the city is asking him (6 pay. ferred o finance. committes. B The report of Archibhid Myedonald, | 6, tx calldotor. showed that tazes of " éotineted. “which over 360000 hid Ba represented practically able saxer AR The council yoted. nef, ig pay of M¥s. Angelo for. injuries recéived’ and recent bereave- | and father, James Fletcher. To thope who during the, wicknéas ment. the ‘death -of our beleved. husband sent, Sowers we Teel. , éspecially. . déeply | CARD OF THANKS. ' We wish te yress our sincere thanks and apprestation for. the' acis of. kinaness shown us during our recent bereavement, the iiiness-and death.of qur. belowsd sister, Margarst C naurh ; also wo feel deeply atefl to_thoe Who Sept flowers. These ts will always beicherished by ns. . MISS MINNIE CAVANAUGH - MR."AND MRES. M." E. SULLIVAN AND SFAMILY: 7 % s Willimantic, Jan. 12,1821 Cherch & Alien Faneral _* Directors. Embalmers HENRY E CHURCH WM. SMITH ALLE! a foi] lasi winter Af,the time.of. the aocident. as retalid. by (he.counci. W was praciical v mpossibie 1o kesp &¥ the: gity nidewslkd s PR The riport of the Bilv parer. Chas. U Hrown, showsd Teceipts for the yeas from_ all sources of $65.435.30. The deld b of the city increased durine. the ‘pass * vemr about fen thousand Aiflars. sew W= taling over $165, The report "of -the water department ' showed that ‘mt the end.of the year the demartment had & bilance on hand of $1 < Tn his report the healh offiesr, Peter A. Gardner. dwek Dpon the needs .of & larger appropriation to. cover .. penses’ of the departmest He k... mended that a means bf gFErARE Sip- posal be installed this yeur. - .Thereport was_ acompted Ciprain of Police John FL. Dilger, in his report. recommended thatdm mAdl. nal man be added to the foree fof dky. luty. The recommendation was feferrd © the potice committée. . Tht chief of the fire Aepariment. @ B. Arnold. stated that the fire compaty was n° good_condition, bul greatly H ped by having Tio_motor driven hook ane o ladder veMcle. He re that * such a vehicle be purchased. The rea- - ommendatior_was_referred io the fire = committee. %e city sierk was sutheris- - ed to meeept bids for the publiemtion of & the 1 register. The mayor - stited that Se would read, his annmal repor: 10 the esuneflimen at th meeting 8¢ the coufieil, at ‘whish u«:: adpointive offices <ill be_filled “inding committees appointed o * Strattord—The Teport of the Red Crass visiting nurse for the month fellows: Nursing visits 124, infant weitare 29, pre. natal §, tuberculosis §, and ether vists 65, Take ° 1 QUININE vablata sigratare of E. W.