Connecticut western news., 1915-07-08
The Wurra B'urra Club

There waes so nauuuI FiftA Of July tournament eNcitemeni rampant all over town tIlat the, aStendalee'as the meeting wass somewhat below par. However, the EUeetinI, room wascrowd- ed with members and it was ncoeSs1ry topua out the Standing Room Only" sign l0ng befors it w-ts time to, begin operations. The president, Mir. Charles Ss Adam, mounted the plstfOrrv pgompHDy at a15i caltsi the msetingI to ordev. He pEsfaced the routina cere-- manies' with b-isf but eloquent speech on. Patriotism and EiDe-Cracksrs;" wlIoh was yocifegously app2Auded,. his pointed references to bis gTeat-gTHat- Gre&u REantifathe -S. the uEiRinl 1r. AGRni aald Eve, Sis wiE3, who nwer had a, Eusptia of EaAy celebration nor witnessed u hremen's tournament iR theiF lives beiug especially well IF. ceiveS.. &fter hls;> speech, Fresid sat Adarn3 .orGaued Mr. HerY'maE to road, the nanuUss of tho~previaus MeetiIs,a which. were ssAtisfaqssry. and. wele aEA proved as rsart. Tlye Opering ode w'Ass then ssnlE tE Com,EaudeF NeAdle, is,- nOmpssned by JolNaA ahesiian on hisl ,0ye-oFener,. after which. President Adam ssid 8s' was SSady, -o, esaterta;ai4 nGy rAotion. resol'lalOn, GH aHythindrt else tlmt, wjAqrhd to ae,enterajlAei.
 Mir Jbhn B. ReeC got up aud moved. ;.fat tee, segtaDn, Mn S. BusiEesslik,, strong b0. Jnatructgd to FmGure anasI gstup a, sU5ntble lat6rty'Fplh' On ths+ Town Fall tilE, ant traiser .abig dag o2g ;-u
 ''I.wonld like to tuk, whCiA gri,ng to4 !.Eg, for it2'T s0id Mn Strons,, sSniugin Fs " hisatHpo, nlaaium- si zsd fesh
 "YoD aner uf course," repGsd MT. fhsed, ssnilrIg. "The hon0r oE procuI.. ing alsl, aEseting she. flag; aG1 pol s,I cnglt, ts be vpRrth tk0scost."
 MT. Stsnn@ raised no fuEtilsr- objec,- < :1ieu. aEd, the, snotiopI was seconded and ,,pssed..
 Judge, 5'0Td tool5 the, sbon- "Mr- , T-esidenS" said hes wipina, his spectnz Gtss~on. tse end of liiss fla?ing Hecktio, "alld Gantienen Ne are wiHtOally onI The eve~af toe natal birthday of tlsav aa5ion. the day which, vGill zee thai glorions. StaEs and 1tripes~pnondly fioatr- ing o'en the land oblibertH and oppres-. 1icn. aaa Haunting :. its Gbe-pseservigy colors. fnom tue rocEhboursA coast to thu gnlden gate"
 "Il rloEe we adt9Hrn!.. shoated Rob Heircs.
 :. Mayor ,. C. Ro1uhask offered an amendment to tlfs mosi0n, ''that he faunainag of the life-n-nseryer be an- oouraFed on its way to thR golden 4ate during the Tecess~'
 Tkas amendmGnt waSr accepted, and the motion us allandedwas voted lawn But she Judge said ha, wouldn't take up. the time of 9le mesGing any lC2gsr, along the line cs,patrnhisn but would like to say few, wordson the suhigGG of the snperioyity of cemsnt over taE us n sidewalk ingEedient. "The cohesive and resilient properties in these 1aspec- tive substanCas--''
 ''I move we ahfSum !'' Again it was the voice of Rob, Peirce. However, the motion was, not seconded, md the chair called for tlss pext case.
 Allyn Fuller got up to move that a committee, be uppointed to cGnfer with the town authortsies for the purpose of having a special town meeaing called to pass an, ordinance making it a mis- demeancr to .theow rice, colsstti and old shoes at bridal couples. The motion was seconded by HarrT Holt, and unanimously passed. T1e chair apt pointed as such committee MessrS
 Dennis O'Neil, Joml RiAnchi aud l. | c. Roraback.
 The fat member moIed to adjourn.
 and for the first time &uring the session
 the motion prevailed aud the meeting
 adjourned.