numb or ‘rnz cones cour-
mg use new or successes.
, , MIT- mm to lowers and Olde-
’ all,» AM vet-rm!“- col-4
plinth-1“” “rennin of Luce-our?
Wflu is I nqu-u. ,
' The resin!!! monthly meeting of the
‘ 'Bosrdoflbunoilmenwssheldlastevsn-
ins. Heyor, Reed presided and all the
members of the Board were present.
Frank H.’ Richards appeared before
the Board and asked for an extension of
time in whichte lay asidewnlk in front
of his property on Burritt uveuué, claim-
ingthnt thestreet had been filled in four
test at this point,‘snd that the earth but!
notsmled. It was extended until such
time out the committee on streets and
sidewslhs seem to have it laid.
Bills mounting to $8,960 were audited
ordered paid.
The bill of Contractor William Shel-
don for the construction I)! Sewer Sys—
tem D was ordered paid.
Mayor Reed said he had received a
communication from the Railroad Com-
mhsiorIers in which they stated that
gates had been ordered placed at the
Monroe and Mechanic street crossings by
November 6.
The petition of M. J. Sillintun I‘or the
erection of a wooden building on West
street, to he used as a store, and of Mar-
vin Brothers, for the erection of II small
wooden building on Washington street.
were laid on the table.
The committee on mmcnts report-«l
favorable to granting the petitions of 0.
E. Trowbridge and J. Irving Dibble for
the abatement of the mutant for
newer on Beyview avenue.
It was resolved that the Board deem
the sum of “305.67 over and above
damages a "amenable portion of the cost
of constructing Sevrcr System D, on
Burritt avenue, to he messed against the
property for the carrying of the sewer-
age, surface and other drainage tor
whichfiuch sewer shall be constructed
or which may be many way benefited or
improvedthcrcby
Theprofile mapof Hamilton avenue
was accepted.
ltwns resolved that the Board deem
the sum of $229.79 over and above dam-
ages a reasonable portion of the cost of
constructing the (Imus street sewer to he
named against the property.
It was resolved that an order be drawn
on the City Treasurer tortillllwith which
to pay Contractor Thompson for grading
Hmwood avenue.
It wu resolved that the City Treasurer
be anthorired to draw gill!) In favor of
the Street Commimioncrs for highway
NW
The following resolution was fpulsed;
That owners of land routing
mm... m... B... ... .
E. Wfleon, becrdered to lay curbs. gut-
terssnd sidewalks, the latter to besix
tent in width, befoi'e December I, IIIIII.
it was resolved that the grade of the
sidewalk on Burritt avenue be changed
from Station 6 forty feet south to con-
tain with the grade of the street.
The committee on finance was
authorized to draw an order on the City
Treasurer for more. for the use III the
city.
Adjourmxi
.. Court of Burgess".
A cheerful fire glowed in the grate in
neComt of an' room last evening
when Warden Keelsr culled the meeting
to order.
The repairingofu break in the side-
wulk betweemtlre Allen and Price plan-II
on West avenue was brought up by A. .I.
Husker Ior III-a. Henry Allen and the
mutter wee Merred to the Highway
committee. with power. The break but
rheuf twosnd one half inches, caused
by the borough Improumentu In trontot
the Prior property.
Harris, reddent of Issues
Mlghdtohuathecnddthsm .«
lufrontof III- woven: moire-l» “1h
nutter was sholeft to the Highway
minim
A tion from Juries GuyotIWW‘
Ishedinfruntof his place of Inn-inal-
onWallatrsctsudencloseitwithelth.
{mgsbwnbtlnrnotofthestnrent
taunt ttueefert. was greeted. WM
theworh ls denote the subduction ot
thaw-Idem.
Bum. chairman III the
mm.mudlnmwd w
Mundflmm" “ww'm
Whitman the WNW “Vb
thultwonldtshehutimml of sewer
plputnnuhetbecouncotlonutscatof
fl. Thistuelndedtlmembohu
waunmllowe the mob
terminally!!! WW
mutilate the riverueur
mwmm bridge Baro- ”'1‘”
W “at Minx ‘0 W
Wood’- minutes. it would
muwwwbtm the structure
”twink“ of mm M
autumn-rm swam
wtbslneomtsgt'ourt.
. WWW that it would
“Whammw
mmmrmufluu m
L pupils who have been present at the
so .oIWW co. 2.x.
:rmhmhwm .II A m ‘33....
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We)!» ”no mum
.fiofl "tubal“ w
Hour-Ironic mm at midnight was a
nulssuceundwsntedtheclsrhinstrnctv
edtonotllytlwmslmmmotttw
reed totttke some menus to hevethe
whistling slated within the borough
Borough Engineer Wood brought in
mail maps belonging to the borough
and hadthent numbered, indexed, and
placed on tile.
'l'heruatter of making improvements
on the Connecticut turnpike was left to
the Highway committee, with power.
The meeting then adjoumcd until
Monday evening, December 7, at 7:31
o'clock.
BOLII 0T HONOR.
Pupils Who Attended liehool Every ll."
« Day In October.
The following are the names of the
Franklin street school every halt day in
October. Those marked with an asterisk
I“) have been prmnt every half dsy this
term:
Grade ll—Jflrace Atteridge, “Helen
Bell, *Enttie Benton, *Theresn Davis.
'Pauliue'Diyer. Alice Dnnhnm‘.‘ Jennie
Ferris. *Ruse Larignu, ’Sudievz’Scndder,
Willie Boers, a'ltslph Hindlcy, Clyde
Horton, *William F. Jennings. *Willium
M.Jennings, Clinton Rowland,*Ernent
T illy, 'John Woodward.
I lmdo 8—"Guy ice, ”Charlie Mimhcll,
*Waldo Raymond. *deie Trowbridge,
*lrving Smith, “Corrine Sanlord, ’Duviti
Coma, *deurd Miller, *.\Ibert School),
*Emma Donovan. *Flurvnro Kendall,
*Nellie Mather, 'llclcn Swartz. *Sizsie
Smith. l'lierthn Welmter, *Mnggie
(Raisins. *I'IIIniIe lmnahy.
Grade 7—lIorsiIIc Brown, Edward
Bush, *Willie Byxhcv, John (bellow.
’(ietirgc Duke, Stephen Jarvis, ‘Dwight
Keep, *l’rank Moore, *I’Iemnrd Newman.
'Wahlo'PnrsonI-I, *llenry Shields. ”How—
nrd Tilly, ”Charles Trowbriilgcv, ”Minnie
Britto,AliIre llyxbve, ‘Alicc llreyfnsn.
*Uarric Floyd, *Lillic Geller. “Lena
Groeschner, Mary McAilister, 'Doisy
Phillips, ’Minnic Schaub, *Minnieélco
ville, Bessie Smith, ’Clarn Taylor.
Grade 6—ka Sherman, “Harvey
Crow, 't’TliIfIIrd Judsonflidwurd Parker,
'Churini Steegmuiler, 1‘FrI-d (inning,
'llurry Damon, 0am" Squires, ”Frank
l‘inigan, '80}; Wood, Louis (honey,
’Edward Shields. "James t‘I'IusirIe.
*Aiexnmicr C(Ilvgmvv, ”initial hirigan.
Ethel Keep. Minn-o Seymour. *ilnisy
Disbmw, ”Alice iluyx‘limce lliclwrrnun,
Zulcika Mend, Eva Ferris, Margaret
Sinvinflllnnde Wheeler, Grace llunt,
”Lillie Fraser, “Cornelia Henry. “Lottie
Davis, 'Mny Danton-
Gradefi—‘Howard Beersflcwist' lactic,
*l-‘ritz Licbtbluu, *Edwurd l-‘roeb. ”Wol-
terJenningn,'Richerd RaymnnIl.William
Taylor, 'Wnllece Williams, ”Irving Wil-
IIIot, ’(Jlurn Bell. 'Bmma Bouton, ’lrenc
Dibble, Amy Grubb, Grace Hamilton,
Bertha Bogmn, Mabel Illing. I'Drlla
Lichtblau, ’Edith Manning, ’Anna Riel»
unison. 'Bthel Slater. 'l-lva Wymnn.
”Cornelia Saunders, “Ada hush.
(trade 4~‘Willinm Allendroth, 'Willic
Briggerman, 'l-Ierhcrt Duke. ’lra Dre-y-
fquI, ”Harry Perri, 4"Vincent ilnrrignn,
”John Sammie, 'Mclvilllc Scudder,
'Willism Sterling. 1"Hurry Joyce,
’Willie Beebe. “Lulu Deutcu, ’Melnnie
Dreyfum. ’llizzie )lertin. 'Mury Robins.
“Tessa Shepard. 'Annn Stegmulh'r,
”Florence McMahon. William Tram-r.
Fred Michel. Susie Colegmve, ViulI-t
Kerminshi.
Grade E—JIIIaru Amundsen, “Florence
Bell, 'BcIIeie Corbett, ’ldn livelier, “Ill-tr
sic Dibble, Currie Tum-Ii, 'Millie Ferrell.
”Hattie Lenigan, 'Uuic Lichthlun,
“Martin O'Connor, t‘orrie 'l'mwbridgo,
'l-Iisu Waterbury, “Waiter Barker.
'(lcorgolierg, 'Psul Briggermnu. John
Busch, “Charles helium. ”flurry Smith.
‘Slurtin \'.ogel '
nurtures Int.
WMMMMW'I’D-hllm
1' "‘Ulmlfll.
and In. W13. Timon!
turned from-Mvhlttnlrand Mrs.
C. W. Item. of New ‘Rmhelle. N. Y.
llenry Thomas. who has been the guest
of his brother. William G. Thomas. «In
first avenue, lIuI "hurried to New York.
Willi-In M. Hammond family. John
ll. Knapp and P’. T. BoleIlIII start»
mm for Southern Pines. iltr. Henna
don end family will rem-tn ull winter.
Meters. Knapp and Boylston will he goes
II few weeks.
t‘uptuln Wlnluu Johnson Ind wile, at
Waco-tor, In... use visiting their
doughter, In. 1.. ll. Dennis. lluufmd
piece. Geptstn Johnson but just return-
nuc.nturucd bamboo-mt
withlrtendstnl‘ewYork.
limits UponmotioudBmanten
.IIIIuIvr
SIIIIIIIIIIISE 'tFTIII
DB. MBHW'I “will“ 18'
IMP” A MIWOCIAIOIL
to m “I If!” GU HI ”alloy
tend by cum of Mice Yell-tor In
smu wows ‘ 0‘
Chief Vellum. of thht city, caught the
hmthlelhewu talkingtoryatcvdsy
His name icGeorgsB. titan, ml with
his wife has allergen! Dnllohertmns
«house in South Wilton lie has often.“
told his neighbors that he owned n horse
which was inflow Jersey. (”October
2': he went ”New York and him! It
horse, bum and harness from the
Manhattan Horse, Carriage, Barnum
W, Trust and Livery Import]. Insh—
ingsdcpositof VI. [human the pro,
test of going to the races. drove the
horse to his home and attempted to soil
it. Not Wing in thbhehorrmverl
'50 from Iluhhurd Malice sud put
him the horse minority for Ihclcuo.
Theloseof tbelmnout was udvenlstcrl
bythe owners and read bymIiel’Voliw
,mer. who kept his eyes open. as mm],
and yeIIterdsy haciencugh evidence to
warrant him in arresting titan, who,
learning that he was suspected, told his
wife if anyone milled to tell them that
belied gone-way. rhyme! drove to
South Wilton with snotlucr men, when:
he sent to the house arse-ell Starr was
home. He was informed that his man
was not in the neighl‘mhmd. The chief
thought that this was a trick ml went
ton burn near by, where he (torrid watch
the home. Mm waiting about, tom
hours in the cold hesow Starr moving;
up tothelwtrse. He placed him umhwr
arrest and brmxght him to this city and
put him in the lockup, when he remain»:
ed all night.
Starr clipped the mane and tail of the
horse in order that the animal wnnhl
not be readily recognized.
fltnrr's wile felt very holly over hie
arrest. They have been worried little
over It year.
As Governor “Ill will not ask Goverrmr
Both/Icy tor III requisition for the return
ofStnrl'toNew YorheteteJt'levoi'mhle
that the thief will he reissued this
ottoman.
Starr, it will he rememlmerl, run into
Mrs. Eli Xurthrup‘s carriage on West
IIVH’HIP. on the alternate nl' (ll-taller i.
throwing; that lady nut, tan—Mung he:
collar hem and shoulder. It suit {or
damages against his Pm‘llll’flf is now
pending.
011' (IT l0W‘ M‘Jrl.
What in thing on Am: flomwm'efiem:
iv Mme.» low-plow.
lite-vary vnwminmrnmgivcn mule-r the
auspices r»! the literary Ilagnrtnwnt (It
the Bpwcrth league was halal 'm the
Methodist church Saturday owning. it
was called
son." l’rnfcmr ‘5. K. Ferris. rIl Bart
walls, rendered several excellent mac.
lien on the organ. and Sinus Emma
(Justinian read the "Life of Tennyson."
Fred Ambler gave a tram solo. and a
quartet”. «Initiating of Mrs. Elena [tow-
lsml, Miss Beckett. Mire-It Crockett ml
Addison Hathaway delighted the only
once with their selections.
Captain Wells “peril In build It new
hmrsecn the corner (II Golder Mann:-
and Room Point mod. ‘
Miss Lino 8mm“ cmlebrstsrl the choir
vmrlry «If her birthday Inst evening by
inviting II large number of it" (mils to
he! tum. bowing. gum. etc. were
rnjt‘ryrtl amt rctreshments were served.
Mrs. George Street, of West Tom, 5.
Y” is visiting (lemme W. Brynn.
Winn
The suslliury of the New Ilium
Wholl‘mign “holder will We
msetlnginthe Congregational ell-c;
Wilmer cum. 0' as. city. have In» rev , “
min will conduct the minus l- the
thml aluminium-II.
[W Stillman wIIII mint iwr
mwcmurm
myheflumhuuflrsec
cumtmmymm 1'»
The sewed of the scrim «It mush-at and «,
"An Evening with Tmoy-g
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etc. mmnsmwau “I.
munun‘ile
mmso I.”
cur“
”“5”!“ng
How the Maverick smfi‘
Ended the Low.
imam mm rm dually-
IM “use to! “WA. In“
Ilsmmur can the mmm An ID,-
m.m ”It the cm 01.4mm
ltowrov, flov. 34-5» 1' Potter. 1M
Mint! closet Jens ll Trench MM
salmon, «tumors of the )hmrtck “at!“
III lrmh, wmr rimmed by United first.
III/III-rhmt amt mkspprwrtstm of told!
at the Maverick alumni III-uh. " AW
mum mmttmml in the women are m
incl nml mpnmtnty mail, It is under
«mt that tlsr smut» involved will
Mich ”Jim!!! in the use I)! You“; ”I
own. that at French m mm him
6" llama.
”0'” he ”use; M
Hr [Manitoulin only on W '0“
Mon I mm! mm Ccmmfiueieur lielv
Im, IM mmrmt annuals the were of
1.13m in MI. l'mm'smthe hell we!
pImmII‘IIr serum amt that at Mr. Trench
III WWW» The two lunar-nuts in Mr
nap-mu ”Wis charms of m
marchsln
The lame. 0v" “Imp” -
The. Mum M [if ”MWK XII“
hank Me voltmeter! st Down!!! of .2”,-
I‘ll}, vouch- wipes mat the
~an undivided profile of ”MM,
moire? v-I mum and all of the I” a
aunt, Jaw-mitten! that “It
rr up he r Illhi rim summon". I!“ I
m- n- I; II I: timing «It.» lash sltmm
.I 11$le hr l'rmlrtartrf’nttrr, some of wild
to" “11%."... II wI' lIrMIr gs hanks, m,“
isrhIIIlIHIli II III ' in“ mm! M h
ml 1». ms The .t- melon, however. should
um}.- IIIIw ii Immune of their deposits.
It W» o m ”on M
The IrrI-gIIlurtties (It the Slum III-t
«smut ImIII war II mint at met-l
:er 5r. .t1‘4 I'm-wire: Billions can ”I
wrwn I‘Iw v. ,u boos. «swam ten yearn!”
the I'm .. um «armhtnm tar Illa belt
or t‘th'l'u 4 5.4.1th «Icing too much bottom
upon It» mpIMI titanic! I’My wildly!!-
slum») Irma sew Molt mmt your» up.
Wm" am pm «was eleven m
for II he. is null the mwrptrolldof the”
Ronny WI.’ LlIeIr bunks IvItlI slot Mos-km
till tImr vmrmm, the limerick Infill“
sum ItI: at its I'm-sud rm. Mao
m ImIIIIII IIIIr vslsccm or the book by five
Imp. .II- . hm: III . ”em or two of the
five :m- wwnmlly dummies. it he: hurt
{or many 3mm once our? hull
mm 1», was: Ibo low.
It»: lél III» itrmtnrs «It a national bank
up, n mmvmv (mi? firm con: :15
mi f:;.v «I’ ”tuft filer
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up. I' I' wr «w . ll. mflmrv Jam» ii
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lti n. ; m E on within. ,rtt Mailer the
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III... I w (Ir-Imus with the ”avenue l'IIuI‘c.
tm :vm- all at Mr loud Iran-numb lorimtiT
up II. [he ny fmrnttrit 6 mm; smith. .
III I.» tlu'twt'lrf'b Ive-I aim the John Hoyle
t “I not .lsm a ll Ynnertsoye that he W
our. {meta .Ic Immnmt. Ila Emma}
«III.»- that: has tally helm" that, It the
I: on PM 'Ildlt Wlflrlnm “out”, my!
«Irprsaltutsw‘I-ll m melt oil Imus“!
'I'II.» thaws-m out» have voted tom
rnmwtm It pew cast at the W II
III III. Issues “to wIIlramuhrm Mogul.
luv mm In IIIr- “comm hunk W.
Lmhfllfiwl. um Cub. ”an”.
W wmwm 35m 1—- The r/Mmm
III’ I w IIIII'F'W‘Y It” “We Thomas P
II. an .«m M the Burma fictional
build, of ”Mun ”I. M b
the WWW fieflmmkfi‘ ”I
t‘. m threat...» sorts charge «mm
”#5le Imports that III: Imam. at
the ‘4»:ka hunt mermmrrm “a a.
Niall mt ham; '1. ”WU",
I: c. mpcvclw Imp does not believe [it
my other remit M Involved to II— futon.
on tfiwtw done are WW.“
4 men, at 1.. “MusIfilv Di? M»
will new m dines.
JnIm Isms-III Tm at “an“,
(Iwkfim. cull-It out!» psssfi'utt Whit.
mount womb-mm The
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wmmtbm
marshal» out emit. choral with ”the cm- W
”attempt “rmulfill. “:qu "' '
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M Imam . Ms. ., Torts W,
ly, Itwi hr- WW Weld {WM ll M
.t I Imkx. l'ttlw it tho I“.
hunter they" iii many days.
some tum: rich: ntdt, sentenced”
prim: to: cram yum-ethos Trev
. murmur mule: earns morphine.
few has» elm Imp“ III-cud III mull.
.wmm watched lion PM M
It» "In“ I m m
' (Islets, and
m,
mm
at la wins III \«w
M Ma.- mler IMIIdeMnnm
hauls/I tum IIIIIcluII the northwest 01
M int mil. ‘
it I» Inst um. Wage A. Armour, of
ethanol, rs v‘IIrlri‘Iy relative of Phil Afr
my, mu m .me tall the Presbyterian
Ier I'M up.» - :ml church, has donated
Invent hundrml thousand dollars to the
I do nucleation. and will return to
”It“! Will.
I'Arzumcts on the application for n to
Mal (It L‘mr votes «It in the flewnrt
We! aim: Item will he held on Nov. 1!.
Colonel Wild ”Mitt Campbell died-t
“home In lbcurrdom, S. Y. He we.
“eighty: elitist your» old
(”law l'rvrlwrieit Jelly, while trying to
Delta Kll arrest in Nashua, X. il.;’, first! his
revolver urmsl times st the min in was
ill“ and m It Inherent-old girl
we 'I'IIIIIIIIIIII, inflicting. mm wound.
Thain In which Sitting Bull spent
the law ya-Itrv of his life, will! which be
In killed, on been porchamtu Handed,
K. 9.. and will be exhibited at the big fat:
harm” utoryymmid m and two
ilk dmrn wtcrnv
The witch! Alameda ricott, colored, of
' Blond Nippon. Iml.,hi1lflt him by climb
”1,5th In: III-II mm It two Inch board
“CY M! hle.
The Mahatma nt Marbleheul, Sim,
Us: celebrating the: lI‘IIIItI anniversary of
m Irmmlmg of linoleum In that town.
The pmzwhu III (3’. mm , . t, wcs cn~
W by iIrtIgiurr lzw. id: WM blown
open and aims; eTI-HI In mutx sud stamp»
'3. of Mull
"Irma II Iiriuum row at West (hutch,
Pitt, when; lulu: and limitation cello
worms. mm Icz..lc;Ir.<vrI lcul‘mm were {do
telly Mull"
Maw Eula-4m punt an “uncut: 5: killed her
Mural ll't Imago. €3.le ll. was It a»:
d [calm III}:
A unit» (It IIIIII‘IItug «.f .lrmsmuim Colette
My. MIL-cit, I»; at p lilll'“1ltrl, aroused no
match. mounzmrm Among the Grecian
robin} M. New ’tml,’ :‘mt 31,011} V. Inked
to bring unit.
A B» in. luanllmi'c nIhnccrI May, in
m (innervated a panic and caused
Mom
Walter (J. .mrmd son of Congress-
men Clams IJI-Isp, (calculi.
KORE; CORVICTS‘I SET FREE.
In!” flu Ila-Mud M ”was lure
“an Ito-Inmate in ’l’rwm.
FLIIIIrvzs.I..-, ‘Is, X")? TI. *1er hun-
drmi It.» ml men :‘mlr III frnm the
rwI-mt.t.m.t; : I III, ant limmtevt the '11!
comm» warm-II. 1.. am.- (when It: ”lire:
Epflm‘r,
rlorguwtly w." I: MI... shut the town
Wright knew “Minn; Inn/It l‘ until 6
drink. Tia-fl tImy riI-I «will: that the
WN‘ staw.'..t.lc In» it Illa: I n! nmrr'uil‘lg
Win».
All the 'l‘urfl tvIIII gunmen um fur
visited With Clara's «Inciting. With the
csnptum of :I true Wm: were ruptured all
m 31 tom
lllim-s not Imp-tr, however, that there
was any rpmutnm w. .Iml norm: It In hurt.
1’le cnovur has Ida the “Muldentt
Bldg» curling r- ,{I I : I'm otm: but” MI-
(H. III: 11ml WIIIIIIIIIgtoIsm it?” @mwmlw Innml amt mrrv than «5'»
Ibsymum rm Li tII- Wlflflmuh and rub
hunt rwrtt. "warm la nmrm Through
~, the um not than mImn, vwlounz the law
when the Luv unusual to out than. the
mismatch: and It». pmplc at Tennessee
dud ‘Mlfilwi'fl” haul by u mmplltalcd
oral peril/III.» azllwlmfi. Governor line
W has room-mod that he does not
km wear, to ll”.
Ant mrmt and organized burly III me.
has swam; rIrIrIppm-ul through III mo-
flMflrstIlo pair! I.! the- «Mr. hm released the
m’» Immunw. In If Li Imprmthlc to
par-I'm or Lilo u. n wmzlll umy. bureau” it
mix» at”): cm. ,2.»wa it hm it has struck
. Mme, stunt MM; ream-«rubies “nutty.
narty tn «III.» II.” my own
it In hilly urn-«l II: It crusmml. perhspu
the lam! aqmmul Imps II! storybook"
ever can n. m. I»: y '6 I»: Milne. sud home-I
M whom, I.: “W. lemlfltb snot privates-n
uhmmn ’I no choice Incident ts unique.
It we» not no toot Icy workman» whom
fighting luv nmv hm end for brunt for
MT {Wilm-
WO 0F WIFE M0 WEV.
m '5. Mil M .0 My be
Wis; rum
hesitant. It Y, Sm :tmmwta 1'.
ma 9401‘.an of the mm to
mil-tilt Vita“? and billed byltmy
“to 0! 1|; Tum V.
WWII”! gt“ I‘M CHI 0‘ m
th Thoma-Yam,“ the m
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church»: but mitedlymleisudu
Mouth-t upto till-cu, "Ye-hove broke-
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NORWALK FIRE 138.130 .
MMX N Insn
until-ad inglouuclnllns
Icons-s my]??? Ins. co m. .Ll‘Ythlfiwn
3.. . "www.mtwupettnw
lzdozcn misscs'corset waists,
all sizes, regular 25c grade-49¢
W
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m cleans. «Ho-end.
.wa M.
With our reputation already,
of not only meeting our compet-
itors, but going them one better,
and always leading the way for
them to follow as far as is pos—
sible, which is generally a good
ways in the rear-we shall dur.
ing this said, drive another
wedge and split, all our former
sales to pieces, and give you the
benefit of sonic of the best of.
fcrs we have ever made.
We would also call your at-
tention to the fact that we have
a full line of Dr. Warner'swaists
for babies, children, misses and
ladies.
—-——-OOO-———-
10 dozen all linen towelsf knot-
ted fringe, valued at 35c, for
23¢ each. 2.5 dozen assorted
styles and prices, ranging from
lilo to 25¢: each, choice for Me.
l halo of yard wide unbleach-
cd cotton. Better than Conti-
nental. 53c per yard.
-———~ooo-
Bcst make of 94 bleached
charting, valued at “Mic, for zelc
per yard. Big drive in fancy
Turkish towels, choice of the
lot We each.
Keep peace and hannony in
the family by coming to us, for
during this sale we shall give to
carry purchaser of $1 or more,
2.; pieces In inch flannel suit»
lug. just the thing for shop
wmr, gives just 313' good satin
fartion as any
their choice from our stock of
LEII tilllifferunt selections in vocal
soc ngIls. to and instrumental music.
imp our friends at gnawing. 15c
[wr yard. .3“ pairs of blankets.
‘I'I- IIII'I-I’ you them: at ll. price Just tin: thing. all brass bun-
wlric'lx is. practically giving you
3‘3.
gI’IlIl IleIllIIl’Ié inf 754'.
l
quot lump, priI-I- so”.
TlII- prir'l‘
—~——ooov——-
l4 Idozvn ladics' wool stockings.
“or; are a job lot consisting
of full (mints-4m Macho—worth
.lw per pair. closing out at '
per! pair.
(10ml hanging lamps for 3'! l I.
~~-¢>
Sc Dinner plates 3w I-III-h. Slop
etc. etc.
Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
bowl and pitchers mm,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
M. s. SMITH’E
[891
Brand Surprise In the Trade!
[music Bands Sold for a Song.
Hundreds of Bollars lost at a Sale!
Gents’ Depurtment
'l'i I08, I allure and Chile, Laund1ied,Un-°"
laundried and Flannel Shirts, Hosiery and
Underwear.
ladies; & children’s Ilenanmem.
Of ”Muslin Underwear. Garments oi"
every kind and in every imaginable style.
KID GLOVES
To be closed out. In fact every dc»
pertinent contributes to the advancement mg,“
this sale. I Don’t fail ”to attend our special
sale of Saturday aflornoonrund evening.
iNSUBANCE BUILDING,“
OHM DOMI-
XOBWALKW Sum-WI?
”Wm tor mun
SCOFIELD.WNM A. Kill!“ “my”;
monumental
t lilil'AAT‘bDD‘sm
: «IIty. 'nhlnetonst.
CAB“. WILLIAM it
run This Issue.
we, - war. I. 'w'
bridge. as. N. Dealerlnsllflndl
LOII'KWOOD L. Wilmington fit.
tine meets. Ilsb, oyeIers. plums,
RAYMOND, 02118110 13110. m m
prime meats. paullrfl'etc. Choice“
I.- ash prices.
SMITII‘8\VASHL\'GTONMABKZT. I
Inst on 291.8. N. Incompoultryto Mm
W EBIIERJ. P. 12 31st N. l’choinenqfi.
poultry, tish, t'begetu 5120f...
Ll. MIIEB DRAW 8 Mn“
BAX DA L118 MILD. 1.8.!an Ind
rough or worked murder.
“5038 AND Bflmm .
BEYMIJI' BERRY. new
kinds oflll'tonc moon d “aims. I a
SMITH, \VILIJAM fl. BWefl.
blag promptly attended“ It. 8'”. ’0‘?
MARBLE All!) cum .
BATE», P. “'. Hater st, N. mun
tine granite and marble work. 131‘“.
some work of all kind
MEN'S onm‘rrnn;
CDMSTOC K BROS anlebuild'
Main st. 5. V. Gentleman's tunings?“ 3
oust, tut. fin”. ,
FRANCIS at C0. SGWushinfion
huts, gentletncnhs tnrnlshlnn at all hint.
MERCHANT TAM“ .
GI 50W~KI E. 31 Well at N. A W
minute-ell; the latest styles ,
Recon: 5‘ 7N0. Mill 3. x. tin-Istan- "
oring a specialty. Rep-i?“ Glut
Klimt.
COLIIIVS.R.\I12Mulnrt.8.N. mow
material. lit-8d“
Pth'll, .u ms In”s uw-n . '
“om emi'cn Isnn‘i‘nyun; ”‘N 1’
aware moans.
GIBNUX, ALEX S. ’I' Kerwin st. N. Hans. '
organ umi harmony. ‘ ' , '
0) 81113 PLANES AID DIM-III.
BOYT. \‘l'. B. a: $08, mwnccmax.
of Raymond. I Planters. erportcnundw
sale dealers In nntlte oysters.
REX-10cc IIIIL'sMAx, Ile.utcnt.s.x Pleu-
ters and shippers of Sorwnlk m
VAN SAME. J. LkCO. P. 0.hox5l88.x.
PATTER‘S AND "Dus- .,
XORW. {LK P it’l’l'ERX “ ORKS W
thnrpe pr Ip.. liiIeHlde ate snx‘ House
inga syn I.Ilt,, by steam hot inter“
a r. References: Nora-nit Lock Com“
Menu“; Dr. rthannnn, mm]!
mm IsreccholIu Tryomgbot tslrk'.
ll smith, {alum}; (fir-Ice
on! many others:
1’4!me
BRAISABD, I". C" Wuters 8.8
Paint, gold and sllvcrrigns “ annex?”
OrTE RB ASK GEO. 11.7 Watt?
and sign painter, paper hunger? cairn
anocnmm
NORTH, (' S 78 Waist on .
qnulny vIII’Ilmel that laughed.“ a.”
PHYSICIANS.
Burke “1 I”. ,‘nfflceli And 4’ Washington
5.x.H'itlrelllnlll'llflilt103‘-
l’l A30 1'" SE B 1 3171511333.
Ill-2 SD55, I. [1 MIIrfinllnndKnighlm Ale
dealer in pinnm organs sheet Inn-latte.
Pl. ITISII~IEDLD. 8]].‘1'Bmmm
Sm "I‘ll \‘IIRW. ‘II K PIIATING (:0 49W
~[. All him! (I: clutm luringdone,
and rrr: rushing or all "Ema. o! met-reeds.
1:11.51. [51. In: All”!!!
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.~' ,_\' Property runninhuucestorcnueeo-dv
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rent and building: [orator mic.
nrs‘unnurs. - .
8\\Blv.l-I. i’. F. OleroudPlnceJl 8.3. .3qu-
.It all III-ore. Strir Ily first clue in any
spat. A to w I able boarders“! like!» re-
L. “1-35 Ill-ZI’UT RE.» '
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sic-nouns. , .wtn
IIIIIIII ,IIMI INSTITI'TLN. Tunnel-"Ilka
lmAf'llllulludtlfl) school. I'IIli'Icrm lien. 13.
)Ilt.~'.1ttl‘.\l~~tltm. m
halte— liil‘Mdc. 1‘ $553.in I.
snort-III ‘31) .um 'rtrrzavlwnlc.
Lu ill-le‘i mm‘ H. s N. C Y. Hothrln.
lth IIIIII owning sessions. Sen-l forum.
m: III I: senses ssn PM
SUIIWHM ii HUN “’0le (Y P I
wIIIrr st. 2‘. .\' mrltumeedm’“ In.
8113 tuslllr TICKET honors
l..-\Yi'tl.\'. 1M 08!. Washl &
51$. Puts. III kotmdruftmmofngyn W"?
57mm Dunno. «.gg’. .
Til rims. JIlIlV ll. rtw autumnal,” slip
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iii-1"“ ill \I, [AKRON .9 “It’ll?“ ”It. 3.
tin.» mm» and water MO:
TRUCKING.
Mllll’l‘llN‘JmIN BET Wren new“ .1”
and heavy tmklng prom.y pay.” ‘
Usullfl'l'fllm
III need Vim It'll I T! elephan-
JEIJJITIELUEIJ. 31%. “All. BIN. h
BAY MINI) (III!) II.”
ltunltlrmw‘l Berkeley u. W l
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on arms m. ' g
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mu ELL. .1. w. as Wilmington at. 8. ll.
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N. K FERRlIu
Norwalk Chronicler