Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-28
Annual Town Meeting.

U Haven will be held on Tuesday, she Sd and Ssy S1 Sf to nooms asi corner Orange and Center streets Sn Fsny, tne fer oan tb following purposes, to wit: To elect Town Oficers, as provided by law, and of ofice of such officers as elected at the last Annual Town Meeting
 lay sx on ths pos ana be ssud st of 1889. To vote from the treasury of the town a certain sum for the salary of the Town Agent, Town Clerk and Town Treasurer for the year lslo ss sown o .1 aas cal assistance to the poor of the town for the ensu
 vote spgsoprason from the s.ssssn5y y,ss of ing the poor children of the town for the ensuing year.
 Densed to sell spriLuous and intoxicating liquors in the town of New Haven, for the term of one year. cS vote of hs legal uoss of the the question having been made to the selectmen in ac- cordance with the est statute law passed by the den' To consider the estimated income to the town for pedient ped to pass vote requiring the seiectmen to limit expenditures to specific estimates, and, if To consider whether or not it is advisable pass vote instructing the selectmsn to cause the town to pass such votes as are necessary.
 To consider whether or not It is advisable to in-
  ject being to provide means for furnishing employ s n employment. and to consider the whole subject of sontside poor" and pass such votes Ss are deemed to De for 5hs gsneral good if all concerned tain noS at the MddetoWn Retres. | the Insane to Spripgsido Home, and to pass such votes as may be necessary In connection with the To consider the advisAbilty of increasing the | salaries of chaplains of 6pringside Home, and if considered best to instruct the selectmsn to make To To consider the proposition to furnish free text and f thousht best to pas votes nstructing that text books and supplies be furnished according to the proysions of Section 224 of the revised stat 10 consider a resolution as follows: Public Parks Do authorized Instructed and direct ed to expend, within the limits of the city of New OF
 % the upon tho taxable property without the limits of Sity sf asM Haven for ths extension lmP,oye rss9lssien ofthe General Assembly, approved May Consideration of the above resolution is request cd by A. F. Lines, Nathan Easterbrook. IT,, Johr To take S action concerning s the printing and & de of tho report of the town Investigating committee vote by bsilos in the @ wards whsls tic! are registered on the 0Rov1Sed RegIstrJ Liss,s last completed, for such officers as are re license question. These in favor of persons bein licensed to sol spirtuous and intoxicating liuuor ] will vote . sIicense" ballot. Those opposed vii vote sNo License'' ballot.
 Boxes for the reception of ballots will bo opene Tss:Hny :s sa. sa sny & Sh until o'clock E. n. of the same day. at the follow fss corner Q, Center and orans j; Second ward-1s Park street.
 l Third Ward-Store corner Congress avenue an
 Fourth Ward-Hsvey's Livery Stable. Columb, Fifth wsrd--aS Olive street
 Sixth Ward-Klenke's Barber Shop, St. Jot 10 Seventh wasl -eis Grand avenue. " Eighth Ward-eN State street.
 Ninth ward-65 Foote street.
 Tenth Ward-Corner Howe and Elm streets
 Eleventh Ward-l05 Ferry street.
 Twelfth Ward Quinnipiac Rink.
 Thirteenth Ward-Beocher's Store Westyillo
 Fourteenth Ward-Engine House, Annex.
 Dated at New Haven, November 2s, 1889.
 THEhOM A. TODD. = WILLIAM s. BEECHER, nsd ERNEST KLENKE, ~ EDWIN w. COOPER. 7 xIFkED MIFkiAp V. E. FGEsEs' FsGGEEBEssERe' i. @ Eelectmen.
 Pursuant to the aforegoing call, the electors
 the town Of New Haven arc hereby warned a ss notifed to appear at their respective voting
 tricts at the time and place as above stated
 FREDERICK H. BRETHAUER, Town Clerk ls New Haven. Conn. November p, lsaa. nal