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New Britain herald., 1915-01-07

The Xmas tree at the Town Home was it's usual success. The entertain ment consisted of music, songs and addresses by Rev. MT. Johnson and Father Sullivan. Presents were dis tributod to 106 inmates, 135 stockings were filled. 11S for Town Home and 15 for the blind babies at Pennington. Each stocking contained candy, nuts and pop corn. Warm mittens were also sent to the blind babies.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-07

n large numbe t gifts. Chief ;autiful cut glass Hart & Cooley
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-08
ADJUSTMENTS
THE PALMETTO

What ,is unQuestionably the best
troupe. OF the kind that has visited
Anderson this season is holding the
boards at The Palmetto this week.
Zarross' American Girls they are call
ed. the troupe being composed of
OF three men and some six or eight
young. pretty and vivacious girls.
Sparkling tabloid, exceptionally clev-
or dancing, good singing and refin-
ed comedy. summarizes the character
OF the attraction. There is a CHI
OF bill every day. and. Judging from
the performances which have sccc
given already, the longer the show
continues here the better It gets.
Manager Pinkston deserves the COM
fiendation OF the public in bringing
to Anderson this week an attraction
that Is worthy OF anyone's patronage.
Moreover, he is TO hS commended for
the fSck. that he never attempts, 20
fool the public With his attractions.
When he has got asGoodl show 10 of
fer he says so. aud when the attrac-
tion is not up Stos the standard he
does not fail TO tell the patrons, aud
before they purchase tickets. And
those who see him advertise this week
know that this Is q splendid show he
Is Offering this week can put ita;n
their pipes and smoke it,,for ltAis, true.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-08
A SPLENDID WILD
WEST SHOW HERE.
Noxon H;ppotlrome Carnival is
Enjoying Good Business.
Good Features.

The Noxon Hippodrome Shows are
now In full operation at the circus
lot on East River street. where they
did q good business yesterday and
last night with the crowds which
went out there to see the shows.
The Wild West show Is one of the
very best Wild West shows on the
road; Il drew good crowds, which
went away well pleased with the per-
Hormance.
The Motordome was the magnet
which drew those who want excite
ment, and they were not disappointed.
This is said to be the smallest and
steepest Motordome in existence. and
the two daredevils who risk their lives
In circling 1t on high powered motor
cycles ride to within eighteen inches
of the very top Of tho motordome. One
false move and they would be dashed
to the bottom. either injured badly
for life or killed instantly.
The feature which delights the wo-
men and children Is Prince William,
young man said to be eighteen years
old, Weighing twelve pounds. and so
small that they carry him about in
common suit case. He is truly a
marvel. :,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-08
MASS MEETING CALLED
FOR NIGHT APRIL IS
I'm COUNTY COURT HOUSE
TO HEAR ADDRESS ON
THE CLEAN UP CAM.
PAIGN
GOOD SPEAKERS
Have Been lnsited to Mike the
Addresess-Dr. Hines and
State Health Officer.
GOOD SPEAKERS

A mass meeting Of citizens of An
derson has been called for 8 o'clock
OF the evening of April 10. in the
county court house. for the purpose
OF listening TO addresses relating to
clean up and paint up" week. which
Is to be observed in this city this
month. The call for the meeting was
issued yesterday by DR.. w. Frank
Ashmore. chairman of the board OF
'alth and chairman of the general
'mmittee in charge OF arrangements
tor the clean up campaign.
DR.. +. A. Hines. secretary OF the
State Medical Association, and super
intendent OF the Andersen County
Hospital. Is one of the speakers Sc
cured for the mass meeting. An in
vitation has been extended DIR. j.
Adam HayEe OF Columbia secretary
of the State Board Of Health and State
health officer, to deliver an address
at this mass meeting.
Clean up and paint up week is to be
observed April 10, to "a.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-08
CASCARETS CURE i
HEADACHE, COLDS
CONSTIPATION
Tonighsl Clean your bowelS
and stop headache, colds,
scur stomach,
Get a 16-oAnt box.

Get a 16-eAnt box.
Take q Cascaret tonight to cleanse
your Liver. Stomach and Bowels. and
you will surely feel great by morning.
You G.en and women who have head
ache, coated tongue. a bad cold, are
bilious, nervous. upset, bothered with
a sick, gassy. disordered stomach, or
have hackache and feel all worn out.
Are you. keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets--or merely forcing n
passngeway every few days with
calls. cathartic pills or castor oil?
2 Caacarets immediately cleans and
feyulata, the y, stomach, remove she
SOUR. une.gested and fermenting food
and foul gases: take the excess BIKE
from the liver and carry OF the con-
stipated waste matter and poison
from the bowels.
Remember q Casearet t6Snisht win
straiehten you out by morning. A
la-eeht sb0x tfrplnfyour Iingeiat means
bessshy 6o&si action y 4. clear head
AAd cheerfulness for months. Don't
forget the children.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-08
DAILY INSTRUCTION
CAR HERE APRIL ID

tions.
The coming of this car Is announced
In large display posters which have
been sent out by Prof w. w. Long,
State Agent and Director of Exten-
sion Work. VITA headquarters at
Clemson College.
Ladies' are specially invited to at
tend the lectures aud view tine DEM
onstratiqns.
Particularly Interesting.
In view OF the fact that cream route
work was recently started out OF An
derson, and has met with such phe-
nomenaf succeeds, the announcement of
coming OF this car will doubtless
prove OF particular interest to q large
number of people OF Anderson county,
aud particularly those living along
this cream route
Prof d. w. watkins. dairy expert
OF Clemson College. has been liz the
city recently Investigating the prac-
ticability OF starting up another cream
route here. He has been making o
survey of the situation with view OF
establishing a route that would start
In the city and go In the direction of
Bolton, by way OF the Drake place.
The Schedule.
Tho schedule OF the dairy instruc-
ton car. as published by Prof. Long.
is as follows:
Apr IA, We'd. Anderson. 10000 to
i2:00 a. M. aud 2:00 to 4:00 p. m.
Apr. 10. Thurs. Walhalla. 10000 to
1890 a. m, and 1880 to $500 p. m.
Apr. IS. Fri. Westminster. 10:00 to
1900 a. m. and goo TO $500 p. m.
Apr, IL. Sat. Liberty. 1000 to 1900
a. IN. and 400 to 4:e0 p. M.
Abr. 10. Mon. Easley. 1000 to 1890
a. M. and 900 to 400 p. m.
Aor. 90. Tues. Greenville. 1000 to
1900 a. M. and 900 to 400 p. m.
Apr. 81. Wed, Pelzer. i0:00 to 1900
a. M. and 1900 to $500 p. m.
Apr. 90, Thurs, Campobello. 10:00
to 1900 a. M, and 300 to 400 d. LII.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-08

with the little chap of five.r who
drinks beer intended for his father,
[plbwiug in the distant eieid; and
ending with the dramatic fight of the
successful writer OF today against
the final mastery of Barleycorn.a.
is The grue)ling factory toll during
5childhood; the adventurous life in
San Frincisco Bay as an oyster pirate.
the scenes aboard the sealer Sophie
Sutherland" with tho exploration" of
the BONN Islands; he glimpse lot
San Francisco's Barbary Coast; Hay
dee and her lover. the first influence
which led this former nevsboy and
Iunlearned seal-huhter toward his
psersent position: and, above all. the
part John Bayieycofn played, in aii
this-these arr the chief factors in
tie vivid scenes OF the play.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-08
THE PARAMOUNT

The picture that has caused morS
comment than any picture ever pros
dueed will be shown today, atsa the
Paramount theatre. 10 is: entitled
John Barleycorn" andi' is the. story
OF Jack London's own life. writtea
by himself. No man or boy should fail
to see this famous picture. asyno-
psis OF which appears elsewhere In
The lntelligcncer today. In addition
to this. the Paramount will show
today the last episode of the "Ep.
ploits OF Elaine"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-08
JOHN BAAEg ORN
Synopsis Of Wondsffnl Efim shstSii
& I - To-day NJ FRA 81 - anna, {,

SyhcpSlS tOl sW04LH4Aet = ll6l < 3notRD
To-day at Tle r1ksentiks
Following IL syn0pslS og '.tohn
Barieycorn," the titfe 6f tho 6 Tael
Hosworth film. depictsnk xhe life ssof
Jack Eonaon and his mastery 81 RIM,
which wilt be sha~n t0day a. 9slk
Paramount theatre 5
II must ask you 10 walk with me
In all sympathy and understand dilsEs /
am s normal, average man. 40 this
day I have q physical ioathiRe Cor all
coh0i, Yet 70 me, IS 10 every mas
and at every tufR Joan Darieyc9rn
has beckoned. All paths led 10 fsra.
The first when Hn1s sSnly, five z
The picture lie naiQue Ia shet II ss
the true story oe . Hanan.s life. told
BY himself. and Frankly taking the
audience into hIa con fidence. No frsF,
has eyeR opened IL Aeart or thc ases
Eof; lrs:s paet Inore fFeoiy Cham has afr.
L.pHA1n iIl this fecisal.
Six reels tell the ssefy nesitnips
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-08
Nhlendla for RhennrsIsnal.

inet splendia for rheunaatisrn.s y writes
lars. Dnnburgh. Esdridge, NJ. y. aIt
has been used by myself and other
members OF my family time and time
nsein aurins the past six years ana
has always given the best OF satisRac-
Won. The quick relief from pain
which Ckainbcrlasn,a 7.ininent Of
foFds Is alone tsorth maiiy shines the
cost 0btalrabls essFywhsges
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-08
Told That There was Ne t,afs feS
EIini - -. !

After suffering for over twenty
years with indigestion and. having
some Of the best doctors here tell me
there was no cure for me. / think Il
9nly right to tell you for the sake loe
other sucerers as well rs your oWls
satisfaction that q 225 cent beAtle OF
Chamberlain's Tablets rot Only q. re-
iieved me Dut clfSd me witfin two
months although I.km TnSA OF e5
years" writes Juf. Gfobien. Houston,
Texas. Obtainable everywhere. q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-08
THE GARRIcaS

At The Garrick today aThe Master
Key" No. 10. is the attraction. This
Is the final episode OF this great
serial production. IN addition so,fhis
film. there Will be shown today 'ERsains
drops and Giris !" d John Bipnnan
comedy which is repnted to be crack
a-jack. 50 Ks
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-08

Apr. 23. Fri, Yorkyille. 1880 to
1880 a. m, and 2:S0 to 400 p. nd.
Apr. "a, Sat-. Rock Hill, 1000 to
1900 a. m. and 900 to 400 p. m.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-03

The Rusk County Agricultural so
ciety now has it's grounds in splen-
did condition for the 1915 fair, which
occurs next week and every 1ndlca-
ton points to a very successful ex-
position.
The strong card of races Will
prove one of the most interesting at
fractions to many and the track is
in fine shape for speed The speed
program will be found elsewhere in
this issue. The baseball grounds, in
lside the track, have been levelled
loft this week and are now in con-
dition for fast playing. The sched-
ule of games will be found on an
other page.
The amusement committee has
spared no effort or expense in Sc
curing an astonishing array of at
fractions for the delight of the
crowds that will visit the 1915 Fair.
Among the sensational free attrac-
tons contracted for will be:
Carmen AcrObatic contOrtiOnists
performing dexterous feats of gym
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-03
Greatest Fair in the History of Rusk County

city, performing difficult feats on
rolling globe.
The La Noles-America's greatest
comedy trampoline aerial bars, who
will captivate the eye and beWilder
the mind for hazard, skill and dar-
ing on special apparatus.
The Lillies-Boxing novelty. Male
and female will give a scientific
three round boxing exhibition.
Two eorges-Comedy revolving
ladder, performing sensational feats
of gymnastics on the revolving lad
der, on apparatus towering high in
the air.
There will be number of tent
shows on the grounds and one Of
them-Alice Lees Tabloid Shows
will also furnish free attractions.
Among other shows under canvas
will be ST. Lublins Dog Show.
H. A. Reynolds, of Ladysmith, will
give an exhibition under canvas of
These dogs were trained right here
at home and the performance will
be we'll worth seeing. Mr.. Reynolds
has contracts for giving free exhib-
itions at several fairs.
Near the main exhibit hall G. d.
Swain has a park in which his three
deer will be found.
A merry gO-round' north of the
exhibit hall will furnish amusement
for many of the younger generation.
Located at the east end of the
grounds will be another concession,
under canvas, known as the "Ball
Came
Several new buildings have been
erected upon the grounds this year.
The main exhibit hall is substan-
tial structure, 40x12O, with cement
floor. Two townships and twenty
eight Ladysmith business firms will
have exhibit booths in this build
ing, in the center of which will be
the Fine Arts exhibits.
An addition on the south side OF
this building will accommodate the
display of vegetables, fruit, grains,
ETC. and the school exhibit
About sixty feet south of the ex-
hibit hall is a temporary building
which will house the poultry,
Another new building is the speed
barn. the dimensions of which are
4Ox1OO Large airy stalls are pro-
yided for twenty horses, with l6-
foot passageWay in the center
The large grandstand will COM
fortably seat 500 people. Under the
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-03
INSPIRATION OF
THE COUNTY FAIR
BY Peter Radford.

When you enter the agricultural de-
partment of the county fair, you, feel
your soul uplifted and your life takes
on a new power-that Is the inspira-
ton of the soil. You are overpowered
by the grandeur and magnificence of
the scene-that is the spirit of the
harvest. You can, hear the voice OF
nature calling yoG back to the soil
that is opportunity knocking at your
door. 1t Is good chance to spend q
quiet hour in contact with the purity
and perfection of nature and to sweet
EN- your life with its fragrance, elevate
your ideals with it's beauty and expand
your imagination with it's power.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-03
nastics.

nastics.
Linn's Dogs-Comedy acrobatic dog
and cat novelty, Introducing won
derful troupe of canine. actors.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-03
Flour and Fancy s Staple Groceries

Flour and Sugar by sack car=best Flour in the
city and at the lowest price
Try our own Our goods guaranteed
Highest price paid for Butter Eggs and All Produce
One largest Fruit Displays in the city, Visitors
always welcome
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
T..-lIt. December ], 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1919.

rn Roam. ,. G. l..erts, F.
l... ...r f. kcEIst. D. 90
r d. E. rrr &. l. Knapp. o. IT,
Eru.fE FRITZ. D. llg'Isu.
u.s. ro1 vs. ~ Jones. H. n
EHs.I it- ....Iey. a. Sass j.. Kali
ST. f'rHf. 80 gurruFY q. ,oee.
.le Htur. j. Litlhuardt. j.
.I ,.. Goo. o.. Berry.
n. 81 Barton. g. Gremau. " ORourke,
L. 'asWaRU. ,.
rorge l-dorf 70 rapauoior. " Loeb
hf.f.. I..WkIprc. and 90 all
Other person owning. occupy ing, "r
otherwise Inle. ".ted boo any ~ the
lot. and par .ia 30 r"ai estate in the
local fssre gf.eit district established
If fHn IHt...gu Council 20 dctrdE
tho expense ~ grading ana paving
tho 1iir. within tho boundaries mere
Do s.t fDrfu.
Th, assessm,nt roll has boeu com.
IlHtNd for q tur tho expense or
paving fue .fI.u 80 SIS. bttuH th"
'T allies Ir BLOCK bounded h." To" N
arul Baldwin tiostue AM Mac ave-
uHr-. srd It now open 10 inspection
at This office aud VII roman 90 TINS
office for Htl days from the 0rSt
publication uf this notice Tor the in
arrrtlpu ~ all Concerned All lots
0I parcels ~ land ahuttlne ON. or
...p.... fI.r I.Ily 500 described have
been assessed FOR such improye ~
...r.I .i AuzossurH VIII meet
ON Tfr-Gay trr rth day of pccember.
III, at O'clock a. ~, AZ their office
Iu Tho CITY Hall and VIII remain In
session for period ~ sis hours 10
boar any person or persons desiring
to object 20 any assessment 40 made
BOARD OF ASSE@sDitS.
gY GTSTNVE T. ABR Ut.
rita President
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
decentralization.

Aid Vernon moved 20 rr~ouaider
the vote by which fhs resolution was
adoTfeI.
ala Lodge moved On suspend Rule
q. FOR tho purpose pf irdctultalr
post rutiug fht motion f0 rrruuslnnr,
which motion pro. Hl' cd ar follow.
Yeas Nid hIits Barnett Biol.
Burton Dransaaw. pflf Elus. Ffri-
wald Gilman. fI'niI-. iakeL keat-
Lodge. owen. Hirherf Robinson.
-t-r- 500 r---r----i, 2 p e-f--f--s -'+
Neruor. Warfeu Wenzel s. D. VIII
zoeir-r' .rJ De- trt-ident"5s "''
Aid owen moved thatttbe motion
to recon slider DO iudennlteIy most
poned. which motion prevailed
The rpeUfHr der was rreuuqag
THIRD WARD
VS. Nd. Barnett
Received. That the Department ~
Public Wprka be and is hereby auth.
orizrd and directed t0 draw "a war
rant upou tho fItv Treasurer for the
sum ~ 500 BOO favor - " o. Iu
fer being the amount ~ refund tu
which he is entitled ON permit 40
1eaa5 which has been lost
Adopted as follows
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett. Hien
Burton. crenshaw. Dill. Ellis. Fret
valid. Gilman. ifindie Jakei, kcet'
ing. kocher. Kronk. kunz. Tsempke
Lodge. owen, Ilichert Robinson
-
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

charEe against the balance remain
inr iu the Public Health fgnd
brought forward from The last fiscal
f,ar TIE sam If s2.s-t o. br used for
repairs etc. 90 the Herman hltitr
hospital as follows.
improvements and parting iu-
terior Tuberculosi PAY illoH 81 fll
IrlT rofcmcnts and repairs Pa
KlI Lions Nos ! and --..--....... 900
Removing dangerous trees and
branches and planting tree. $40
IWNrDt cinente a. ADMINISTRATION ..-
Eu'ldNg ---.-...,. ......,.. jos
ha CuttafG WAS excused
Adopted as follows
Ncas-Aid. Allan, Barnett. 1Ir
Burton. 'ranshaw. Dbl lliis. r,'
III TT7 OR -TT-TTT- rTfr--fTr- ----~--
.l-- kuCher krOnh kuIE, u mlbv.
...fE.. owen. EIchrrt, Robinson.
r.I.t Eult.r. hemaUsk2 bultA
-f.rleF. ,rcfsuIN slN, Thompson.
Vernon Wa.Ieii Nsraol. "a r. NJ ~
SOM fN WILSON. Wing. LiEk
E,. cow. t.a President 8.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

Liauor Reputation.

To tbe Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen Your Committee oa
Liquor Regulation. 20 whom WAS rr-
ferred the application 90 LudWiS
CendrOw skis for transfer from 3 $50
ST Auhin cuur 90 ESQ Milwaukee
R.euue east. especially report we
nave had tno same gra.r gaH--fI,rt-
tlon and recommend that sa.H aupll-
cation De- denied
Respectfully submitted.
tHAS NF. BURTON.
JACOB GJTHAE'
A. o. KUN.
Ar-.rF.T aud ...f..r.f...
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NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD Of ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, Dec 1. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1925.

To John NHu Ilcs. Carl T. Over,onl
sidney J4' ksru. W 30 Zimmerman.
John Cochran Maud. suhlkc. Cord
q. CuPhWgu. StewHr. Hl0lcy. Harold
sumson, 7 y llpJeo greenwich 60 j
Howard ~ Lcvhpr DO. witt H. Tay-|
Tor. Jhnrlc. Nlr.k H " Gafesl
Grace Cnrirr IIWDe '.aggett " vi
Wiglc. M1ry Towlos. A.Hst Murntztll
Mary 4. Goodman. Chester Carnow
ski. Elizabeth Grant William q. Sol
del, Gcorg" t.aUl.r IS H. Huhfr. WI
W Moore. I'm rua bFFdaN benrvl
Levy. Potter -thue ider Mario Walters|
Edna TosseF and Z" ail other per-
sons owntrE. occuuyirg or otherwisc|
interested bon auv ~ mo lots and par
Ccle or real state iu fhr local asSess-
ment district Established by the Com !
mon Council 20 dcfrar he expenses|
of grading aud paving tue alley With
In tho b0undariss herein SGT forth
The Assessment roll has been com i
pletcd FOR dcfraving tua expense I'd
paving the allev 40 ..I befng tbel
allov IN block hrtwrfr Tnvior and|
Cl7irwCurf avenues. ff.m the wosf|
lno ~ Third avenue fp. tho east UraI
~ Hamilton boulevard and ls nnw.|
open 20 Inep. tom 1f fh.. Office. audi
Will ROMAN 'u lh's Df0.. for five ia, \
from ne i.r7f rHHI." f.un ~ thia noe
rerrca An Tote or r'r,eis ~ iansI
h'HitTha or "T ITIITUr FTIH Eff"V III
d"N-'''cd h1tr been nd for surhi
imUTur suIrnf
Tho Poasl 80 'a. srs viii uos,
On Tuf 1uv. thc rti .,v ~ Dccorr
Der. 1915. 10 n'.fl.I r VI, NJ ft.trI
Office In tho T''v man, s~a VIII 20
main in session flf period ~ siv
hours 20 hear ems prr an a. perron /
geslrinr 20 object tD ms assessment
BOARD on Sons
By GU SFhNE I fHpFCHT
b-l9o President,
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NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit Dre. q 1910
Paving Notice No. 1921.

.-r.--4 49, ll44444a--A- zLllLer. il AGb-
erwan. a. Bursrhrtr. g. T'Iorur ?
Mckenzie. q W I}opFN- ts Z. GIts
diner. tiraf b.. tate 20. thtFerius It7-
quit % milford 81 Nult9rH. q 81
HabsrDuru. ]. G3-.oruc. T. kaWa.r.
a. " Baird. GcutHe D FIeufiFa. M
T.. camuau. Farkrr Estate Tu, EmuH
Hprucrt. and 20 aI other persons
oNuiuE occupying or nth-rw i.c Iu-
tcreafed boo any - tho. lots and ra
coll 81 r"at estate lu thf local ls-r7-
uou Council o. dcfruy fhr eNUeua't
OF gradinu and paving tur alloy Win
lu the bruudYriea herein set forth
- 49, d r.....'.. .,
paving the alley SO 5f9. being fHr
r" allie, in block netwesn Van bVk
Parkor. Jefferson and Lafayette aVr-
nues east ana is now ouen 20 iu-
spectiOn ~ this office and viii re-
main In this Office for ivc days from
the FIRST publicatio OF this notice for
-
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Ordinances.

To the Honorable he Common Council.
Geufiemen.--f0a comm tt.e ON
Ordinances. 20 whom rNe .frrs.I
AN Ordinance requiring toUuIItsE
IN use upon thc streets of the CffY
of Detroit TO he pros lded wI't sufn-
bic locks. respectfully report t.
have had same under roUaI .'tr t.rr
and recommend that sail oro lance
whlch was presented ht AlH INr.u-
mei on the .trd instant. 30 o.
1850 10 pagspA aa submitted
Re aectfully suLmiftfd
EDWARD D. tENETT
ffMER - CAST.
FIRED " ROBIN IE
GEO A. bW EN
CffAS =. kUgHIt
ANTHONY NpWC
JOSEPH SCIiEMAN~
Accepted, and leave being grams.
81 AID Ruttcr moved that tHn mat
ter he referred back - the Commit
tee ~ ordnance. which motion pr..
vailed
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Street openlnos.

To the Honorable the Common Council
1entlemen 49, Your Committee on
Street Openin ~. TO whom was rcfer-
red the petitions OF George Jerome
fs0s1), for acceptance Of plat ~
BysarZ a Bruckner suhu. and Mason
l.. Brown Il son f6s321 Tor accent
anre OF plat Of Connors Greek sub.
respectfully report we have had sar.
Under consideration and as said
piats have been certified 20 10y the
Corporation Counsel and city EnEi-
ueer as conforming 10 the general
plan OF the city and tltle satisfy
tory. your Committee recommend
that same be accepted and approved
and the following resolution adopt
80 Respectfuny submitted.
GODFREY FREIWALD.
JAMES VERNON.
IIEI2AtAN- T. Z1NIs,
4, W WESsIEIA
jobs \ hRONE
JOSEPH EOrTO
JOIN T. THOMPSON
Accepted, and on leave the follow
Ing resolution was offered,
By Aid. Freiwald:
Resolved. That "the Plat 81 pv-
znr2 a. Buclner's sum Of " 2e5 20
Estate south OF Chicago Road. be-
ing lot II Of p. C. So and south g,ari
of ~ g. 7i9. City Of Detroit Count
81 Wayne. Michigan" Doc and the
same rs nfrehN acc pied and fFf
Commissioner of Public Works D..
directed 90 sign and approve same
and be- IL further
Resolved THAI "the plat 81 Con
nor's Creek sub. ~ part OF lot s
sub OF y Cs 3Sf and 2S5 CITY o
Detroit. Wayne County. Michigan.
be and the same Is hereby acccpte,
and the Commissioner ~ Publ
Works We directed Go sign and ap
prove sane
Adopted as follows.
Ieas--Aid. Allan Barnett Biol
Burton. Cransha~. DILL 1911 rIaid
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ert. Robinson. kollU Euffrr. Srhp
fnsnsky, schultz starkey stef7rov
kkt Thpmp sou. Vernon, lH8Ffru
MenEel. a. T. Wilson. ~ = Wilson
Wing link Zoclier. and the PRIEST
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Aid Field and Move were q.
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