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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06
ZUPNY URAD VO ZVOLEN-
SKOM ZAMKU.

. Zvlastna komisia ministerstva
skolstva schvalila uz plany na Il
pravu stareho zvolcnskeho zam-
ku pre- zupny urad. Podl'a pro
jektu architekta Jurkovica majil
byt' V upravenom zamku umiest-
meme vsetky oddelenia zupneho IL
radu a zasedacia sien. Ia bude V
terajSe kaplnke, lebo bansko-by,
stricke biskupstvo uz vyslovilo su,
hlas so zrusenlm tej kaplnky pod
podmienkou, re bude pri farskom
kostole sriadena druha kaplnka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06
zUPA BRATISLAVSKA JE
STEDRA.

y Zupa Bratislavska podl "a chy-
ROY bola vzdy najskupejsou zupou
co sa tyka poskytovania subven-
eli, stipendii atd'. Minute zupnj'
vybor odhlasoval nasleduj1ce OBJ
nosy povahy podpornej: Pre- Ste
fanikovu kolej V Prahe 5000 Kcs,
Zdravotnemu ustavu Studentske-
mu Bratislave 1000 Kcs., Slo-
venskej Filharmonii 1000 Kes
Ziakom roznych hospodarskych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06

skol, prislusnym do zupy brati-
slavskej 12,800 Kcs, Osvetovemu
svazu legionarov 1900 Kcs, Rene
selnickej jednote v Bratislave 90
900 Kcs. Osvetovemu -sboru V Ko-
marne 1900 Kcs, casopisu Novy
Rod (organ Svazu ev nl. ma Slo-
vensku) 500 Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06
( NovE1GU 1KoLsKEllU
noEU.

IT. O.) Koniec zaciatok skol-
skeho roku su najvyznamnejsle
,ldalosti zivote mladeze. To SD
ave hranice, medzi ktorymi lezl
najkrajnejsie obdobie celeho ro-
ku = prazdniny. Me je vera ra-
tlostnejsieho pocitu pre- mladeho
zasvatenca alebo horlivca skol-
skei mldrosti, ako ked' 50 ma diva
mesiace zatvoria dve1e skolskcJ
budovy. Tu nastanu diva mesiace
bezstarostneho zivota, ma ktore 81
este dlho vzpomina, ked' sa vrata
skolskej budovy znovu otvorily q
miesto zeleneho travniku vitaJh
maleho skolaka zelene natrene
skolske lavice. A vzpomina sd tu
ma bezstarostnu dobu prazdnin ]
ytedy. ked sa uz skolske dvere "a
mimi definitivne zatvorily.
Neni divu, re navrat z prazd-
min ME je vesely. Tazko sa to laei
bezstarostnou slobodou t'azko
sa znovu privyka skolskej discip-
line. Ale musi to byt', je nutno
tiez pracovat' a preto sa muslIae
smierit s ucebnicami, notesmi u
citel 'ov,. "a profesorov, skorym VISTA
yanim, niekol 'ko- o-hodinovym po-
bytom skole, S disciplinarnym
poriadkom, ucenim, a zknsanim.
ia niekol ko dni sa tomu zvyE-
ne a stretnutie sa so starymi spo-
luziakmi sprijemni tie prve po-
prazdninove chvile.
Tieto ziacke radosti bolestl
Iopakuju sd cd nepamati, co skoly
,stoja, kazdorocne. Ale ma pociat-
ku toho-roeneho skolskeho roku
pocit 'uje j nase skolstvo trpkc-
sti. Nase siroko rozvetvene skol-
stvo' Btysva6s vzdg nasou pychou
pred cudzintou. ZNlast' na Morave
av Cechach je vedl'a*Danska maj
mensie percento negramotnych v
Europe, tomto smere patria tie
to zeme na predne miesto pred
Nemecko. Pc prevrate sa budova'
10 vel'kym 1silim narodne skol,
stvo, zvlaSt ma Slovensku, kde VI
nou mad 'arskej vlady bolo obec'
ne skolstvo vo vel mi zanedbanonl
stave. Pc tomto mocnom roma
chu prichadza vsak teraz akas
reakcia. zavinena ME len t'azko
st ami financnymi, ale tiez ubyt
kom ziactva, ktory je patrny Wy
sledkov tohorocnych zapisov. ID q
zpravy skolskych uradov len y
Cechach je tohoto roku 44,00(
ziakov menej nez v lani. Neni po
chyby, ze je to nasledok vojny
nasledok prvych povalecnych 70
kov, nepokojneJ to dolby mrav
nych, rodinnych a hospodarskyct
kriz, prejavujncich sa tiez ubyt
kom populacie a neni pochybno
sti, re ide zjav prechodny. ALI
ma druhej strane musime vyvo
dit vysledkov Zapisov dosled
Ky vo smysle restrikcnych opa
trent prikrocit i k restrikcii skol
stva. Pri tejto pomerami diktova
nej restrikcii pojde hlavne cd
stranenie nadbytocnych Skol, zbl
dovanych pc prevrate ma mno
hych miestach IA neistych pred
pokladoch. Restrikcia ovsem ne
moze byt' prevedena ia Sloven
sku tam, kde Skolstvo ME je al
dnes dostatocne vybudovane, b
naopak bude sa pokracovat' u;
Slovensku V sriad 'ovani novvci
skol tried budu sa prijimat'
move ucitel 'ske silly. Bratislavsk.
skolsky referat dostal uz pokyn
Cd ministerstva skolstya Pra
he, dl'a ktorych moze "a urcityc
podmienok prijimat' move ucitel
ske silly. Ovsem S-strikcia re
publike postihne skolstvo mer
sinove, co vsak nebude nijak
moct' byt' povazovane "a skrace
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06
mensinovych skolskych
Ndllle
nray.

pIdN.
Pravda, skolska restrikcia it
vel mi neveselym nvodom tohoto:
rocneho skolskeho rcku, ale vzhl a
dom k danFm pomerom ME Je
NONE ju obist'. Dufajme vsak, ze
ma buduci rok budeme moct' refe'
rovat' itplne vybudovanom slo
venskom sko1stve a 0 prekonan
skolskej krizy V republike vobec
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06

iuea15no novemma ste


davaj1 popud k tomu, ably Bra
tislava bola zvolena "a pristax
stredoeuropskej leteckej dopravy
k comu bola vyhliadnuta Praha,
ktora vsak z ciary vyboeuje. Vie
den Budapest nemajti dostatok
financnych komunikacnych pro
striedkov, takze Bratislava jaw
najvacsiu sposobilost'.
"sLOVENsKA REPUBLIKA. "
Il Bratislavy oznamuju, re tam
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06
BRATISLAVA CENTROM
VZDUCHOPLAVBY

Narodni Listy'' oznamuju, ze
smerodajne kruhy V BratiSlavc
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
Potash and Perlnutter Discuss
Fines and Their Uses

that the American people
was very undciplined Mawruss" Abe commented
"Tbey was-compaed people" Morris admitted
disciplined into
paying formerly the Fathernd
has a o Industrial Asylum for Poor Orphans
TRAFFIC POLICEMEN GREAT EXPENSE.
question mind whether
the citizens Of town come
policemen" Of
inhabitants this who willing admit that they
their Chicago
Fifth Avenue and Los Angeles
Broadway The is Mawru that they paying out
who hold
ing traffic consisting Of Ford
passage line of East and West bound
traffic, consisting Of one Ford delivery
amt which doing this sort Of thing
Abe and winter
chiefs Of police consider that they amt making the
tourists least two hundred
thousand parking signs and make
broad highways where automobiles the rate Of three
busiest Of Furthermore Mawrus policemen
writers chalk marks the tires of auto
mobiles which parked against the curb keep tabs the
them automobiles there Also Mawuss policemen in
laid with ceg,mns
believing tourists lead poisoning from blowing whistles
al tourists"
an fact Mawnsso added, way policemen
the tourist
they careful they might Gawd forbid
some tourists there"
pretty for the transatlantic ocean
steam Morris observed
at does" Abe agreed yet awr the
read where the propietors the
train service from poor tc=ris
o Europe"
81 think you Abe" Morris said at
probably complained that the train service
being able back North and East fast enough
Copyright 1925 By The Syndicate Incl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

;cIHAT Gittebgs certainly big problem Mawrussr
Abe way clubbd him and
he's dubbed him, the boy
~whst Norris ermutter asked.
well for thing h. go nights"
~And by clubbing him. Max boy
be already regular homebody" Morris
But It's for the good Mwruss' boy Of
eighteen which he past
A.vru.,, who knows
probably Of getting dubbed
Morris replied, (which it's already what Of
there who going
acting ike Max Gttsbes. be place Abe
where free and comfortable
are determined make aome
yourself take the ynder
stand fully half the
unless they're
"wel, of nobody objects behaving himself =. home
in MODERATION. Mavruss" Abe you've got
behave yourself hundred which getting
nerves Of the country Mawruss with the people
beginning Gfberg boy soy does when be es
into his home half evening plainly
that sooner later they're going punished something
consider that they allow their minds Of
second they're Liable break regulation
they've got right TO look the soHy Gitteberg
SHOULD FINE STRANGERS TO UTMOST
"And it's having Of living too Morris added
a few when married Of expenses
lodging clothing amusements doctors and in
but today. Abe he don't
Cor police yundand only liable to run behind
~ the end Of the but viii also part budget
On tie rock pile at a dollar day."
AT their taxation whole lot
fnng being that the local
sizsns have learned 10 dodge" Abe observed
Then that's the Abe missing some good
bets in the filming taxation"
Taxi for instance stains probably amt one
hundred who amt guilty Of this eimeH
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

AS they began making the Arrangements occurred
her that they did have the principal priced aristo
cratic Cemetery, Lot which in Keeping with the Soca
Prominence and Eminent Virtues of the Deceased
Sc she for of the Trustees of the and he
let her have small Tract of Ground High Spot command
ing good View and all he charged her about four times
what she would pay for land the of Fifth Avenue and
iznd Street
After that she called the Undertaken who is great help
nssuch Occasions He had Very beautiful Catalogue showing
the different kinds of Baskets which might be purchased He
swed her of the cheap but he very frankly admitted
that possibly of the Wood WormHoles in it and the
Ia ldes Sterling Silver and although he didn't
influence her any he suggested that she could get
anything which would be worthy of the Dear Departed unless she
picked out something in the Back Part of the Book
The Widow must have been very Sentimental Mooi when
sig picked the Metal Casket that let down 'front.' the
Kitchen Cabinet 1t had of Pulled Satin and was guar
ateed to stand and remain Good Condition for great
Years which didn't make Difference but the Widow fell for
just the She wanted Link to have the Best of Everything
While he alive she would hoer until you could hear her
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

@ONCE there Industrial Slave whose Name did not
appear in the History of his Own Times He cut no Ice
~ except that added Grand Total OF the Census He
vas Just another Passenger the Trolley and another Pay
Envelope on Saturday Night and another Vote to be rounded
w the Precinct Captain He known the Folks living Next
Door and Foreman remembered him from Week to an
far his Name spread He wore Over
all and carried Lunch Pail with Cup inverted the Top and
p.led stubby Dudeen which about all the Biographical
Details available Except that being Naesake of the great
nartyred President, he commonly known as Link.
Nothing ever happened him until he died and then he
ceved much worshpfu Attention expended on
Crowned Head He have been Mutt while he was breath
ing but the Moment he became cold he Prominent Citizen
When he joined the Majority the bereaved Helpmate
suited Bank Book which showed sngy BaBance of 1854
There was unpaid Balance the House and doctor Bill
France well off compared with Links Family However,
SICK Benefit had accrued from the Union.
So the poor bereaved Widow began make Arrangements
the Obeque She took all she had sight and went into
Debt they would let her and gave his Nobs Whale
of a Fare-Ye-Wel.
While Link here He and the Asus used the Mat
about often In fact they averaged about three Arranged
dons Day. with the Issue always doubt but the Moment he
cashed in she remembered him Male Turtle Dove who did
nothing but Coo.
He Tough Bird while he had his Health but the Minute
he breatned his ast he was Snow White
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
SOPRANO TRIED FOR DIsTANc E

He only had Lew Cody outfit but he
had What more it would have required Posse of
very determined Men get Link into Tuxedo but of
they had him counted and lying Horizontal and the Widow
having her Way she ordered at very high Price very
beautiful Regaa suitable for who is going Attend Dinner
q lce at the Ritz
After they got Link into the fancy outfit it would be unfair
tell you what he looked like but dvugng
when tell YOU that he looked different If he appeared
Gates of Heaven in the Masquerade Costume there
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

Copyright 1925. BY The Bell Syndicate. Incl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

Block away if he bought Collar Button that cost much as
cents but that he gone and had become of the
angels let hope she couldn't think of anything too Recherche
for him. So she ordered the kind of Coffin which favored by
New York Mionares and when she heard that the Price
Eight Hundred Dollars she wasn't leased trifle.
Then the Undertaken took with her the Important Matter
of how they should Link before spreading him He said
that the nfest and scke Costume for Gentleman
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
MONTAGUE GLASS:

don't in the criminal laws of the Untel
why again
smoking Utah crimes because the
smoking disgusting other people understand and
soup disgusting cigarettes
what particularly ceam-ofomato stains"
Also Ale, there's the people appearing the public
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

Question as to whether or Saint Peter would have identified
him from the Description which had been received Advance
Quite Question where Funeral Services would
be held would be necessary Preacher and was
tomary break Church. just happened that Link had
attended Church for something like matter of 2S Years and he
hal Sectaan Affiliations that any remembered but his
Wife happened to think that of his Aus had been
dist they fixed and had the Methodist Minister
and he looked the Remains and secured few Data from the
bereaved Hepmate and by the time he got through Link al
most Methodist in Good Standing.
The Pastor and the Undertaken told the Widow that
customary you wanted to have real Swell Funeral have
singing and that good Soprano who guaranteed to
usher the Departing Soul right into the Bsful Beyond would
bring about so Dollars.
Links wife said that nothing was too good for Him they
hired nearopera Singer and she did three Obgatos the
Church. her Idea evidently being let them know in the World
Beyond that Link his because she certainly Loud
Fortunately Link could hear her and did know what
cost, so everything all right.
ROPING IN THE RELATIVES
1t that the Importance of Funeral nowadays is
gagged by the Number of Motor Cars which follow the Motor
Hearse the Cemetery All you have do get Motor
Hearse is to buy and it and then give back
Links wife wanted the Funeral be Real Success she
engaged all of the Automobiles from three Garages and had them
lined in front of the Church. that all of the Mourners could
get Free Ride the Cemetery with result that great
many People who had heard of Link rode and stood be-
side the Open Grave and cried like Children.
We must not overlook the fact that Death Notices had been
inserted all of the Newspapers nearby and that Mrs Link had
for Links Brother who lived five hundred miles away and
had paid his Railroad Fare and had bought Suit of Clothes
that they would let him the Church All of this helped to
woop the Expense Account but there time when SEN
mental Woman will bak Expenses and that when she
is planting the Beloved.
1t certainly most successful Funeral Links wife
Flowers her Name and in the Names of all of the Rea
tves who present Link looked simply wonderful in his
ballroom Costume and the Preacher talked about him until almost
anybody could believe Link something and the
Soprano did herself proud and the Parade about four blocks
long and the Assembly the Cemetery looked like Mass
Meeting
After all over the Widow held Consultation with the
Children and checked up the Family Budget They had
Assets in sight but there quite number of bills.
The Widow ad by way of Explanation at looks though
would be broke for the twenty years. but you must admit
gave Papa He'll of Send-Off"
MORAL: people overlooking you die
BY the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

in bgsy and only giving upanddong
depiving pressing paro fifteen
leave Teller which reputation
his home amt president any
would call eminaly minded-h minaly trousered"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
A Collar Button that cost as much as Fifty Cents

OF Standing Tuxedo with Pearl Studs and Patent Leather
Dancing Pumps Than which nothing could have been made ap
nrnnriate for Link
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
WARREN GRUMPY.

won't trust you-used 1t to PAD
out your brninsl What's that"
thrusting it into his crowded wallet.
NOW, that's all right-drop it! After
seven," glancing at his watch
where's that joint Martini recon-
mended-where the Artists feedf
Piazza Cavour, wasn't it? Well, come
on, wen gun it uD."
'In just q minute" guilty. con-
scious that she should have oeen
ready. at won't take me second TO
dress"
DRESS? You go .as you are
Struggling on his coat. Not waitiu'
around tonight while you doll up
''But, Warren, can't-Tve been
out all day. Just let Inc wash and SIP
into this" snatching gown from the
wardrobe. 81 won't be n second
"No, you DON'T ! Not a darn thihs
TO do all day but fool around the shops
yet you're never ready when | get
home. Tonight you 60 as you are--or
you stay here" reaching for his hat
and stick. "Now powder your mug aud
slap on a couple Of those twin lids y
Copyright, 1925, by Mabel Herbert
Harper.l
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-13

travel. and also because the bridge is just below Cargill Falls. one of the most beautiful waterfalls in New Eng iaHd, and q point of intures; for all tourists coming Co Putnam.
 A Memorial Bridge
 No sooner had the announcement been made that the state had under consideration the building of new bridge in Putnam than II became known that State Highway Commits sioner John A. Macdonald. q former Putnam boy. son of Postmaster and Mrs. Archibald Macdonald. was taking personal interest in the bridge, and that plans were on foot to make the bridge a memorial to Putnam World War veterans, with the possibility of erecting honor rolls on the bridge.
 Bridge Plan Submitted
 State Highway Commissioner Mac donald. with Deputy Commissioner Elmer C. Welden and John Smith, di- visional engineer, met a committee from the Putnam Chamber of Com merce and the selectmen of the town in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Friday afternoon, June 26, when, for the first time, tentative plan for the bridge was inspected by citizens of Putnam. The dimensions of the pro posed bridge were discussed and also the proposition to make it a memorial bridge as suggested by the highway commissioner.
 Town Must Cooperate
 At this meeting it first became known that in order to have satis. factory bridge money must be appro. priatcd by the town. IL was stated by the commissioner that the state would build bridge regardless of any action by the town, but unless tht town eooperated the bridge would be built for vehicle traffic only. and no sidewalks would be added. Learning this special town meeting was called to see if the town would anprorrlat. S9.000 to build the bridge and s2.5Ol to erect a memorial on the bridge tc Putnam $ ex-serviee men.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-13

engineers and contractors, was tipped off to be at the bridge bright and early last Friday morning with his pony. Cracker" and pony cart, He was at the west end of the new bridge promptly at 2 o'clock in the morn ing He shouted a git-ap to the pony and the outfit passed across the vir- gin roadway to the opposite side, turned about and retraced the course SC that Silas NJ. Wheelock, Jr., has the distinct honor of being the first to cross Putnam's new Memorial bridge.
 Begin Finishing Work
 The forms on the south side walls of the bridge were taken off the lat ter part ef the week and fnisherg from Boston went Co work putting on the finishing touches, smo0.dug and polishing the rough cement. The work in the roadway was continued night and day and the north sidewall forms were removed and given final treatment
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-13
MRS. PRESTON B. SHELBY DIES
Widow of Former Sheriff of Winx~.
 ham County S3 Years Old

Mrs Kate R. sibley, ss, widow ok Preston R. Siblcy. for many yeaF~ sheriff of Nindham County. died az her home in hauielson just before midnight, Tuesday. having been in failing health for number of years She was well known in Putnam and fer some years the family lived in EAstford
 Mrs Sihley was born ia Springfield, Mass. August 2l. ls42. daughter of samuel and Amena Marin Badger Noble Wesley. She was married tes sheriff Sibley, one of the most widely known men of Che county. January 2. 1862. in Chaplin Sheriff and Mrs Sihlcy became the parents Of three children, al born tn Eastford where the Sibley family lived fer many years. They are Lewis Preston Sib~ les, Frederick Samuel Sihley and Mrs. Maria Sihley Loomis
 The family lived in Eastfora foe years. l. was iu this town that Mir. SIhley's father. descendant of ons Iof New England < oldest families, had located and thrived with his family. l IL was in that town that Sheriff Sib- Hey was born in lS40. Mir. Sibley. who I tstEAA W tAH NA AsHAA ht+NARAH tNeAAtNttA NA l responsibility in county and state, was engaged as a carpenter in his early years.
 In 1881 Mir and Mrs. Sibley moved ito Brooklyn. where MT Sibley was in charge Of the county jail, an appoint Imeut he held until 1895. In the mean time he had been re-appointed a dep uty sheriff. place he had filled for years. and was made sheriff of tho leeunty in 1898. He was repeatedly appointed Co this place and was filling the position when his death occurred in Danielson. January !. 1914. Mir. Sibley had been seriously injured while boarding trolley ear in Dam ielson five days previous to his death, while going about in the discharge of the duties of his office.
 Mrs. Sibley leaves two sons. Lewis F.. who is in Sydney, Australia; Frederick &, vice e-president of tho Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company lof Providenee: daughter, Mrs Mary NJ. Sihley Loomis of Northampton.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-13

The first the citizens of Putnam knew that a new bridge was to be built over the Quinebaug river on Pomfret street was received the week of June 18th. At that time announcement was made that engineers had made survey but that no definite statement had been given out when bridge was Co be built. Speculation began and the hope WAS expressed that if a naw bridge was to be built that 1t would have a roadway at least forty feet in width. The announcement was pleasing to all of our citizens both because a new bridge was badly needed to take care of an increased amount of automobile
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-13
EAST PUTNAM

Mir and Mrs Ellsworth Cutler called at Orray s. Cutters on Monday evening.
 Mrs. Laura Burrill. Mir. and Mrs. Gibson and John Hayden's family spent Saturday evening with Rev. H. ID. Baker and family in East Wood stock
 \ chicken supper will be held at the church on Tuesday, Nov. IT, at c o'clock. The Ladies Rluebird orches- tra and an entertainer from Mason vile will furnish entertainment
 About forty friends gathered as the home of Adin F. Chapman on Saturday evening. Games and re- treatments were enjoyed. Mir. and Mrs. Chapman expect to so Go Florida soon.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-13

or roll would be on either side Of me bridge. and to each of the end posts would be affixed a memorial tablet. (The affixing of the memorial tablets was later changed somewhat
 Town Escapes Burden
 Putnam was fortunate in having the bridge built just as 1t was, for law was enacted by the last general as. sembiv whereby the maintenance ot bridges or trunk line highways w.!l have to be borne by the towns in which they are located. As the plans for the Putnam bridge were then un.. der way, the town of Putnam escaped this expense. Putnam did, however, come within the section of the law that makes 1t compulsory for towns to make appropriations for sidewalks on all new bridges where the roadway on