Berkshire Chronicle Reading 07-1914

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The adoption of p"h IV.
aDcing) of the Public
mendment Act, 1890, d"ocribe<1
ember. as grBDdmothorly

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d rejected by 28-1-7.
The pmpos&l of Co~cillor
I a mIQimum ."a~ of 31)8. a .
Th • . Til<!hur8~ .trik•.

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, MUSIC AND
Th<> 6 r8t busiOO6S was to consijlo~
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proper to ..dop~ Par.t' IV ...,- ,' ~ihi~~'~~"':JH1 •.,,»u...
us ic and DalJoing-of the Public H""I~ :
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Act, \890;1 and if ngrOOd
, to fix Ulat the roeolutiop · s!io'uld Dome
t o oporation on sePtom~r . 1st.
Ald. Bull (cb";rIWlIl or ~l Wat~b Co'1"
ittoc), ansWGrlDg quesl:i0 8,. 8~ud tb~\,
peaking uDde r legal adnc';, It WIloS .qulte
mpoosible to fU'rnieh .. complete 1t.1. 01
I. """ in Reading wbicb 1 would rcqUl~"
~ licence if ParI IV. "orG adopted. . lAusi a Hall or 81mting rink ... oUW c e rtalDJY
from wha.t 'I"
ave f.o bo Iiceheed,
s0m<! public· hoU86S ..ould "Iso r&[

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iC were "dmittj>d indilloriminLtel,. ~ fI
molriul! CODcert. were habitually held qn
icensod pJ'l8m~ a licence would oert&in ..·

y bo required. I
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J.nr. Qu.nlch asked ~f wo!'kin.8 l!len.~8 olu,?!
[Would h.y. to p." hoen ..d if Impromp'u
~onc c rts \..ere h«(Jd thore .
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Ald. Bull • • id th~1 ''''''" 80,
The m~1o" It w~d c&,t";nly preven~
~.hitu~1 impromptu concerts (laughter),
Bull: I I don " think
impromptu
concc r tR &ro ' habituallr held (more 'langh tAir). He Ihon Iform~lly moyod tho reap'
!tltion , wi th wbich, bowe",r,
totally
\ d i8n.gr~od. I Ho thou2ht it, an " iniqui~~s
thinfJ to enforee in this borough, and he
should .ote agains1; iL (Iaogbtet and HeJr.
h e ar). No d0;Uht in .orne pla.ces tho noo p '
ltion of the Aqt WGuM bt: wi"". particularly
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licenoo, i a.nd a1!'1o place8 lor d~c,..
~ng, music and ~.ingiDg. 10 Iwhich tbe Ibn~i
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Mr, W. E I Collier seconded, thinki,r~
it would be wiso for the council to1extend

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Morl.y'.1Tra •• lIor's Sample. tllnoy Boy.' 'W~SBING I SUITI:i. Stook·
snin~e •. H&LF HOSE. At balr·
Moiled
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prioes from
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- - -+ -----'-.- - - -- -Ild. . in' Ith. ·1,· off all reau'lar
. . Wonder~u l olearauce I 01 TUNIO
"AERT/DX OELLULA.R"BHIluS
B[JIR)I;S, witb diablo ouff.. R.~N.B:-"-Shirh ouly.
, ular value, 2,16, lI'/ll ••
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Men'. White TENNIS
'HEN'!'I FLA.NNElL TROUSER·B.
. SHIRr a, .ise • .9 to 5, Were.S,U 111 SPO,B-TS , 'fA.O~ETBJ PLANNEr! ,' .
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MOTOR
Very .rha•• ·PYJAMAS. Regol .. ,
BUPrS 1.7.,11 Ii BOYS' RUN.
Value,l ~,6..
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COATS (7!3l, ~EN'S (ZIt).

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i ve ry cl.sn t'1wn, and they . • hou1d do '
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tbey could to, k ••.p i\ clean. He cou~d IIO~ ..
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the prop",.1 imolTed hard.hip
to Iln y pel'50na whoda.it"led to conduc,ttheir

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: Ald. Brinn r,,11 .that they ought not to

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interf ere with any le gitimatoe enterh,i nm enta, " Q,mu~6mcntft or pl\6ti~8 of the
great maoa"" of ihe people, who had Io 'be
conteni wHh ,uch nm,~men~ M they could
got 10.r .lIy.
A . ';clion 01 tho
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w ould s lo'Q curs fUDniDg

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proposed. ' (A . 'Yoi+: :

" GrondmolherI1· '~) , They might .b"r !
som et hi ng worso than grandmotherly, -and
rth ere was no' much harm j n ridicule. fIe

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tho Whol.

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no right to

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. ¥~" "Quelob' ~1! hG IJ1llli t oo ' th&re .. W'l1'Q
D011Jj OfllJ'l' 1.. ..Qu" r o~.20 ~ 1I{er1.:, ~ compared
With 6() prior t<j tho dJjoPute.
MR. COLLm~ ~PLAINll
Mr. W. E. C~llier 1
..Y<i :the Borough, Ex·

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FOR. KODAKS
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othcr .Suuday ooatiD~ and
DEVILO,PED 8d. 1 RDLl. I ·Po,t · flie ••' . 'P rint. and Enlargeth<! lime woold encourage
to bands on ~ uDdaJ8 -in . the
m~Dt. 'made lrolp a~)' N.'.ti~ ••
tho Pro me.n~e, Thu was
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consisten t. Th,, · queati<ID bad 1.een before
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calling upon tb&
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oontrliotor to' raioe the ;min!mum from 5~. !
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107, , jONBeN ST.,
21) WHITLEY
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voted for il and 19 ' .$~in.' .
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about bi an UJlwiBe no' bo adopt Lb. ' reoomm.ndaUon of
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Mr. W.U •• aid !M !"i"u com.. the-a with
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the argument.a of
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Ald. Brinn he IDUBi I ppoll the r ...olution " ..IC.. •••• s
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catried it ' . ~ int<odila. IDen Ire:" MI>.M to....... ,!M
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• 1\1:r. Eil:hteon asked where ' ~ey wer.
axpenditare ' w". : be wi\linKl to w'1rk for ;t.h&~ . amou.u.
There wHI be trine from N~wbury, ere.,
goin" to araw tho lin". To, lib mind tho
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£1,«11 17.' 1Tbit ·would m .. ol.YO proleoUon bo bit men.
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to SouthlllDpton IlLoOi Bournemouth by tIM
prqpos.1 w~ neith"" fair nor ju.t (Hear, :
~""'i!l .... bl& incr,!"so whioh. would brjoi aooue a ; .er1 . oerioWs
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GF"at Western ~Iill .. ..,. CC>'i on Jull 131.11

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A. POJi>ULAR VOTE.

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youug men land JOUDR ""omon" were 1lon -

oerned. I It ,....... no .reflection th ..t be·
cause t~ey were prond of tbeir lawn t\wly
w:o re ",;> tcbil.'ll ., koo'p it aa CleaD as th~:J
posa i bl~ could.
\'PNnenUon was ~tU:r
than core" in o~&rYthing, ' , ~ubHc opiniqn
oh h!s}or tha.p it wae i~ '
wa.a v-cry
yeMs, and '\ ."rr 1116 ..\ ..... ny 01 thoU'
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il citizens ..... r. watcbina their action l 0
that ma1ttor (H.ear, hear). ,
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Mr. 'q uolcb !MHo.ed thai tbe lea. reo~·
t io"a tq oy bad tJlO more likely peoplo '
would 'b. bo lock after trongs properly jlor
them.s.I~e., , b ut th., objected to ibeing
tied up iin rod tap.. n...ding was .. cl~"" j
town a.nd wou1d ramain 80 unlM8 8OmebD6 !
suggest...! Bpmethini dirty br I!'!""i n ll
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, oeoG3sary a.nd.. T.:xatiOUI rnKnoti6ns OD the
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.. orkinf( 01 ........ !HO&~ hoar) . .
Mr. Itab.on .ald the
would be
th~ b.nd, of tbe
~ou.',!')lI~>r· L nalw",o,
did not admi' tha~
' the boot ~raoD8 to
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oorporatioD. atuatlon and wOuld mJ,..n
In ceder
tho condition ! to Aye tht &mown ",hid! wu uked for.
r...peel to, the
Tho ~ ..... loat lb;r 3 to 23 vote..
In ad.,.ance u
The mlnut:..e. _ore , tb6n pa..ued.
wO""'lDon. Til<> em.
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THK FAVOURITE PIECES.
.A.utomobilo

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m.tch ... of til" Town C1ulo

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tb. home · .id" nlD ul) lOt,

Ch..tenmm ma.de

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whbm ,+rouW apply

protect th em..l .....
. Ald.' IPhilbrlak

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four wicket..

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in tho to;VD waro auoeo:i. ·
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there b.i.ng . "
weather
after mid:d ..",
Conp'el[a.,ional s.tu...1
Deacon Hill i th~
bad .. ha.Ce trip .'

, Mr! IWin t.r beJ.d
pu~; adfitioriaJ.
" l,,;rgo nmnl>er

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the oloae 'M pIal Newbury h..t
iokets for ·60 runs,
Again~
the reklrn encC)unrer. Nowbury
tb. visiton I/LSled tIlio total
ani;' aU of die" mol>, and thu..

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Mias Sutt on felt quito smo lhat a -.ery
latge proportion of ''the working ol~sea o;,,=;~;:r:,::;'
wcloorn ed any safeguards, e8Jlceially wile ... ()(

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