Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-30
Annual Town Nicotine,

THE Annual Town Meeting of the Town of New as s ss nsd sse at oSsct tne an, and by adjcurnment to Loomis' Hall corner ot 3ay cf i Sssa. at io m a1S fer TIE tbe To elect Town Officers. as provided by law, and III eIi vacancies occurring by expiration of terms of office of such officers were elected at the last Annual Town Meeting
 the Town of New Haven upon the Grand List of e op sns a sSs Of the and Town Treasurer for the year l8]o. the to the Haven for m.d ca assurance to the poor of the town for the To vote an appropriation from the treasury of the to wn to the New Haven Orphan Asylum and the St Francis Orphan Asylum for aid in support year. Toxote upon tho question: 'shall any person be in the town of New Haven for the term of One year from the first day of January, 1s9o" petition for question having been made to tho selectmen in ac- cordance with the statute law passed by the Gea- To consider the estimated income to the town for the year ensuing and decide whether or not 1t is ex- edlens Ir .o pass vote reguisng the selectmsn to thought proper, to pass such q vote.
 To consider whether or not it is advisable to pass vote 1nstruct1ng the selectmen to cause the town roads to be cared for by contracts and decided To consider whether or not it is advisable to fn struct the seectmen to change the policy of carinr ject being to provide means for frnishinr emnloy- ment to all deserving poor people who are able to work but for various reasons are unable to obtain caring for the class of dependent people known ss outside pool" and pass such vetes a are deemed a o tain patients now at the Middietown Retreat for votes as may be necessary in connection with the To consider the advisAbility of increasing tho salaries of chaplains of springsids Home. and IF considered best to instruct the selectmen to make To consider the proposition to furnish free text books and supplies to children of the public schools Ss % the provisions of Section 124 of the revised stat To consider resolution as follows: n Resolved. That the New Haven Cemmissien of cd 10 e1pend Within the s of the cty of NsT Haven, the proportion of said two hundred thou sessed @ upon the taxable % property within the limits of the city of New Haven bears to taxes assessed upon tho taxable property without the limits of resoiutisn of the General Assembly, approved May Consideration of the above resolution is request ed cd by A. E. Lines Nathan Easterbrook, 1r., John To take action concerning the printing and de- fraying the expense of printing additional copies e vote by Dsllot in the ssspectivs Tasds where they List,s last compIeted for such officers as arc re. quired, and for the decision of the above stated license question. Those in favor of persons being licensed to sell spirtuous and intoxicating liquorH will vote .License' ballot. Those opposed will vote 'sNo Lcense'' ballot.
 on Tuesday. the ed day of December, untl o'clock P: n. Of the same day. at the follow F Fkisr i Wsrd-store corner of Center and Orange Second ward-ls Park street.
 Third Ward-Store corner Congress avenue and Fourth Ward-Havey's Livery Stable. Columbus Fifth Ward ss Olive street
 Sixth Ward--Klenke'ss Barber 6hep. St. John Seventh Ward-6is Grand avenue.
 Eighth Ward 1854 State street.
 Ninth Ward-65 Foote street.
 Eleventh Ward-1O5 Ferry street. Twelfth Ward Quinnipiac Rink.
 Thirteenth Ward-Beschers Store. Westyille. Fifteenth Ward Browns New Building. Forbes Dated at New Haven, November as, 1sso
 THERON A: TODD.
 WILLIAM s. BEECHER,
 ERNEST KLENKE,
 EDWIN ". COOPER.
 GEORGE M WHITE.
 WILLIAM F. STERNBERG,1
 ALFRED W. FORBES,
 Eelectmen. the town of New Haven are hereby warned and notified to appear at their respective voting dis a' s Ri 1aa Rss'h issEi
 Town Clerk. New Haven. Conn, Goyenbsr E. lssa. nss t