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I iLYNGORRWG COUNCBLl  "RKMEN'S TRAIN ARRANCt- I !? M?MTS. ?N?-A medmg of t? C?y??oorrwg ict,1 BOtMBDai? ??s l?td on Tuesday €?&B't??, ?en them were ??<ej:t!t: CotWCiMor£ f ?& Joj?es (G1yncog), T. Monroe, aaac D&vies, R Gib4) J4n Janes Ah,.m)J ??. J?!kiD6, Daid, 'enkms, I. I\ John, a'od J. G?t?s. "A.T. ?dfts 'ter.s pMsad.?d. i Shep Hours Act. i l l- I A letter was Kxbd from toe llown ? W at Ab?MLTon stting tiA he had .!| Urauged a jme?fc? between the Ma?- ram CouaeH, the GJyncorrwg Council, v, blod. the Ateerravrui Caji^ oaxhtaoii art Port Eaibofc to consider the Shop Hours Act. It w..1.S agreed to acccpt tiiie date.-A k-ttl-r was read tf'oni -Ni-T. D. E. Jones, derk to the Margam CVwcxil, ia reply h the complaint made by this authority t the deAay in carrying out the wori; n connection with tive oirtrmll saw-age <-h?m)C, sttwt?- that tmtoss the Glyn- |x>i rwg C?ino? had any pTopo3al to i ak« there was little use in havn?g a -i ak-,e there littl?-- us ein hawl-,tg ".I DcufXid ??d approved of b? previous ?tt<?r. which stat-cd that they were Fati.sher] with the progress being made. —Couucilkxr I-saac Davies sodd tha.t at the rate tliet were proceeding it would lx. some years before the work com- pleted.—Councillor Mui-iol fthought it wtts clear from t}w co-nlIreH("ell.nt that tiie Mar gam Council had iiot moved as x-hev should—it was agreed that the ( '< llncil should e.Nerroise their right under live arbitration clause unless better p--o- press was made.—A letter was read bom t-i? committee at the Abergwynii L.?tituic asking i?or b?t?r t emits ?or l!W supply of g:is to t!?- institution.— Ttu? vaVs referred to H!'? (m? Committee. I Train A Prange; en ts. As to the provision of workmen « i trains for the valley, it v. as dcoklod the n:a.t.ter be taken up with Mr. Lowthor, trafhc u.aiiager of the Port Talbot Raii- way.— The Chairman aaiid that a tion had been laid in has hunds that day from the workmen at the ecflierit" i asking the Council to support their re- for a train aerrice to enable [ rc, gtt to and fro from work with bou-e [ aeiities.—Councillor Griffiths suggested I deputation should wait on Mr. i/avil, traffic manager of the R. and S.B liailway, and this was agreed to. Medical Report. 'lie Medical Officer (Dr. Hem I)aiee) stated thai, th/3 number of births in the past month \ras 38, a birth-rate of per 1,000: dk:<lis in the same period, seven, giving a lortahty rate of 8.4 per 1,000 per An«m. During the mouth tl:.ere had e lien three canes of scarlet fever notifKèd f, —4\o fwm CVimner and clh, from | Afcrgwvn all'the ai-ses -were making | saisfaotory progress towards t«cov«ry. 1 lJ liatt again received wmplaifete from f rfideatfi at Tuiuiel-terrace as to tipping [ nllHlre .don<side the Gwynfi brook. He 5 f; i-pcrt-ed the filthy condition of 55, iri(i stated iliat v.*as reqi-ir«l to l eotily mattery nd provide proper drainage. The ?-dx'? ofHcet r?port?d that he had eon- emu"d threo lots of beef at Abcr.gwyn? s bein? unfit for human consumption. Postal Arrangements. It iv;w felt that, the reply of the Port: postmaster as to proposed postal aransenients for the ilistrkft did not ileet t-ii-o requirements, and a.gJ eoo that r. futiier kj.tt<?r siiouid lie sent to him on tfc 'aatter.—As to the case reported bv tø surv?}H>r of buildiing with sub- niitng 'plnns, it was agreocl that the kip* s -ii-i-ite to the party so offeiiti- i11gpointing out Iris duty and liability, nn, requesting oorapliauoe with the hvmws. Surveyor's Report. he Surveyor uMr. W. P..r ones) re- pted that the postmaster ei Forb Tal- h had written euniirxning the ww yital arranges venti l'or Glyaioarnng. HtJ reported tinat NIT. Vaughn!1. Jwards, baker, was building an exten- ui ta his bakehouse, and also ejecting corrugated u-o;; structu.re m-itliotit siib- rittiag pkuis for approvai. It was doom mended that the Council widen tie road opposite the vicar's house to 20 aet, and that the land be given free to he Coun<cii to erect « propea- entmno? jid rot.-t-iii.ijig wall, and that the esUite hou}d L'ii*l a. back wail to the vicarage. "o this latter proposal objection, was by the agent. Plans. -1 A plan was received of & house to be. uilt at GlyncoiTwg; for the oommittae f the Methodist Church, which wa. in rder subject to a pavement being laid k-iLgsi le the existing road. A pian of gai'age and dv-eiling-hoit'^e for Mr. H. ibb was reported in order.—As to the latter in dispute with the vksamge nthority. %e clerk sy.id that the Coun- il codid not undertake to. build the -•u.-k wall. It va felt- that there most e an understanding with the budding iub as to providing a road 30 ftwie, ind tiien there would be no difficulty in .be club proceeding with building pro- josoi houses. Condeience., Councillor Win. JenJvijns moved that I a vote of condolence be sent to Coun- cillor Jolin Thomas, vice-chairman, in his illness, and wishing hun a speedy I r(-covery.—Th,is jras agreed to unani- I mously! Works Committee. I The 'Works Coriimttee 1'eooni n.K* n dex!. oi? the motion of (?oun?iUor William I Jenkins, seconded by CouncU?r It. Gd?h. that tiM derb wite to Mr. John David, traffic manager of the R. and fs.H. Railway, a&king IIm to extend the two o'clock train from Port Talbot to Blaencwm, and that the same train should return from Blaencwm to Blaen- gvrvnfi .*t fcui- o'clock alm) that a train should leave Duffrj-n Rhondda at 11.30 p.m. for Blaengwynfi. It was recom- mended on tihe motion of Councillor John Jones (Glynoorrv-g), seconded by the work- men of the CouTiorl be granted the usual day's holiuiity.—-With ie.spect to the iIteration of the workmen's trains, a etter III-as receiT<Hl from the R. and 8.13. 1 hnJJY C-ompany stating that it ha,ol )e,e!) arranged for the 2 p.m. ti-uan from Port Talf>ot to go tlut>uigli to Bla^nv- 3wtti, a.iTivinig at 2.48 p.m., and that with regayd to the return that thei^ is niready a train leaving Blaenycwm at 3.15 p.ti., but it be arranjpa d for one to learp at 4 p.m., neither coutkl a train from I>uffryn Rhonddia f<v Blae.'i- S?w7a6 at 11.3C p.m. be arranged. Finance Committee. I It wa. reoommeinde^ on i;h,. mofbion uf Councillor T. Ma.in«oe, seconded by Orwrticdllor Isaac Duvim, tihat the salary" of the aocotrntsuit (Mr. H. B. Dalies) be increase d by L- 2 per month, and thart the saJaMTes of the aesd fltaiit survwotrs, Mr. H. Walsh and Mr. Thomas, be increased fcy L2 and £ 1 per month respectively.

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BILLY BEYNON.I -------

LOCAL WALLS. I LOCA__ILLS.…

I ."THEATRICAL DISPLAY."I

-SPEECH DAY.I

ON THE ROCKS.

THE EMPRESS OF IRELAND. I

ZE4, Geo . IN FIVE DAYS.

THE LATE DR. A. C. DAVIES.I

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THE DRAMA IN WALES.

NEATH FLASHLIGHTS.

LATE MR. DAVID WHITE.