The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-22
THE DERBY TROLLEY LINE
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present and speak. Sig. Hirsh ano
 George B. Johnson, of the Edward
 Malley company, have been appointed
 a press committee.
 A large delegation of Wallingford res
 idents is expected to be present. The
 people of that borough are interested
 in a petition now pending before the
 legislature for permission to bulld a
 trolley line between New Haven and
 Wallingford, a proposed line the build-
 ing of which is greatly favored by the
 business men of New Haven. large
 delegation of residents along the Derpy
 turnpike, over which the layout or the
 proposed Derby line extends, VIII also
 be present at to-night's meeting, which
 will open at o'clock sharp. The hall
 will be opened at 7:30
 Both branches of the court Of com-
 mon council will meet to- might in spe-
 cial session called by Mayor Driscoll
 for the purpose of taking action in re-
 gard to the petition for permission to
 build the line. Under the rules of the
 common council, for any resolution to
 be acted upon immediately unanimous
 consent must be given, otherwise the
 resolution must be referred to a com-
 mittee.
 Sub committees of mechants were out
 Saturday securing signatures to man.
 moth petition which will be presented
 to the railroad committee, and secured
 hundreds of signers, including a large
 number of residents along the Derby
 turnpike. The petition is as follows:
 A matter of great importance to ev- cry citizen of New Haven and the fu- ture expansion of our city, is the ex- tension of the trolley system to Derby, Ansonia, etc.
 This matter is to be argued before the committee on railroads at Hart ford, tomorrow, April 23. It can only be secured by a united, earnest effort of the citizens of New Haven.
 Therefore, we, the undersigned, ur- gently request the presence of every citizen at a mass meeting to be held on Monday evening, in Republican club hall, Temple, at o'clock, to take ac- tion that the people of New Haven are properly represented at Hartford to- morrow.
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