Yarns-
. Knob Wool and many colors in ur-
, lou- Yem for the fabrication of the
‘ pretty thine womdolk‘lon. . The
celebrated “Peacock" Geruntowu
. Wool. Utoptn some Flue Ind Ym.
‘80 too, Aunt-n end ’Biderdown Petey
. . tell us. that have any kind an assort- w mu m m m my “m“. m”.
' " thing new‘in the Art Needlework Bec—
ed our order for them last June, that’ 5 why "“5
«and the result' 13 we are doing the Golf
of the town. . .
.
—o._ '
Rube Flannel.
qumhuudunndover. .
449 Main Street.
7 Bridgeport.
For the negligee house we. .- c.“ the
moon, nothin: in better suited nor
“more popular then the new Robe Flan-
nel in the Wash Goods Section. For
Dressing Bacon", Hume Gowns, etc.,
'ISWEElIllWE
llWlWlE DEWEY
, Guestof the Citi-
zoos of lonipelier.
,. ’ III III III
III IIIIIIII II THE III
4 polarities and (bland Electric
m (ill-titer at Every Tern—
, ”I of Excursieniute from Dias-
" tent l'eints Begins.-
the busiest day the tuIIn has won in
my years dawnI-Il brightly and IV-
- aybndy Wat-l an Willi llzin'.i‘51flI'".'(llll)i
the members or thr ll WII “late Inm-
mince upon who‘. I dIIIIIin thw plan of;
caring for the guest of tin -iI_', IlIIr-I
his the next few days. Thr‘ rrqucst for
tickets to the 't21te House stmd on
‘hich Admiral Dewey Will viI-w th"
" e and later be {ll‘l‘rt‘anl with a
W by Governor Smith. has oI‘cz‘tax-
M the committee's lt‘Siilil'f‘i'.“ and tho-r»
it I great rush for an: ill .IIi of accom-
‘ Won in the leiI It). '
The rush of 0 (cu; soul t. M [n.l'l‘,
‘ been in. content this morninc. spe—
an'lving from t.'I mote diet. ut‘
utilntlle state :;II «i from N w lurk
e work of domrulinz ihx- i‘ ty pru—
‘c' pldly and fair; the mor'luni
0f immense aluminum lid: on "which
11 and stripm Will in billilfit'vl‘
iored electric lichrs. making an
- < I] fine Mitt-t I-ithI-I' lighted IIr
. Med, is being set up. Th» Imer
be turned on tunichi fur the n'rfi
The outlining of ill“ afar.» lup-
in incandescr-II: licliin‘ is volume-L
rimmes began to in hand I Iirly in
m day as to vhru \IlIniI. l lbw '1
Morita. and in lh‘ llllzelli -Ii’ iill-I
auntie information pooplv begun to.
mate at the stat tion by n mu. to.
twink for the appearance of the special
drain which was to hainz thI- udmiral‘e
party from ShelhuItIe.
The weather as tur‘ day advanrevl
turned inclined toward a i‘l'iiifii-{t‘ and
the wish was expressed on all Fill".~
"that tomorrow might be wurh a day :lSiI
y.
AT SHEIiBl RVE l" \RMS
‘ Shelbume V..t Ottanr ll-—A~ beau-I
idiot In Indian summer morninz an 0- ..
tuber ever bestowed upon \ ermnnt I
lfleetcd Admiral (Inorcc iII-yI-y when:
he arose after a night. spent 'll'lIlI‘l‘ the
roof of Dr. Seward WI lih's homo. :it
Shelburne Farms Over thI- Iirwni
’ Mountains to the en. twanl mime tht-
tun, lighting up the land mound :IIhoI-I
the house with ultimot k:-Il~i: lo <Ir' IplI l
effect. while to thr- W‘tnlw III] nhnncI
'Lnke Champlain. its pl '1‘ id ~Iurfue r»-
hectic: hack thr- lIlqut n? IItqunnl
lilies. The air Who 2H In lion no .‘i Ill!‘. 9
morning. the Wintei'hh ting» which;
had been in it during ”it" past few days
.Ihflng yielded to )he wcsII-rlv broezo.
it was a beautiful Dil‘tiil'“ Admiral]
Dewey saw as. buvin'! art: In e;.Iriv heI
W out of the hi mu» for :1 short}
Mil on the lawn. Although it wast
only he who joincd by the members or
the household. and the. time until
Irenkfast at 9 o'clock was passed pitw'a i
"Wily.
The admiral Pl. joyml II restfil ninzht;I
and was in the db «t of spirits showmgI
WWII“! a relief from the strai n be bod
We the past week.
this IIIIIII THE IIIIIII
"” _ Continued from First Page.
. .It Ind confimation of prop-i
j%flments have shown that.
”5 train can bc plercml like ”III...
I” by 01-0th guns.
NW Transvaal
.m Wattle first draft of the Trnnamil
W” State Boers in now mobilized
Longer has been shifted to a better
for water and craz n2 Tbr
oommnndantsi and field IIIr-
”I" imported the varlo on: Him
“(loan on the border
In coming from Orange lrwI
in been detained here on log to
. ”than pour-I-ns . I
M. Ito urn. —0ttober llo—Wihc
. ‘ it'd—organ cruieei Philomell
after following tho-
mw Entrc Rior. from iiuvre
1‘ for South AMI-.3 The (‘f'lltv
‘ . no ammunition on board
U “ted that oil h'reurb ship»;
were stopped when the German
geranium.
O~tober il-—.
IIpIIII'IIli '
t
”outpeller. Vt . Ultolmr ll—-TIIIlay I
'InlIlI gwtu ho.
'.tII.tI..
i ll"f:.
fut.“ tlIIIII~IIuIl tucu. i.H known in bv
'IIII'k ifuluwuyu. ,
"The town is dull. owing to the llP.’
. I-nll.plI"tI-
. rIapIII-t wns i‘llllfll’ilinl.) llit'i'Pflllllly
;u':Iy to it fouling of stupor. which was
' Him: III prluccd by
[Hangers tire flying the lrilh flag Jointly
with the flag: of the Transvaal and the
ioiunge F ree State.
corps has arrived.
l Cape Town, October Ii—Advlces
flOin Bulawayo say that the GweII»
iilwundo Railway. in Rhodesia. con-
' tinucs unintert upted.
I “WI“‘XW FOW Days he "ml Pretoria. October llehe Official
:Guzctte today contains the confiscation
law uppruhitl by the Voiksrnd Sep-
Member 29 re-ndopting the mining or
tlcle in the gold law. eliminated last
year. empowering the. government to
cunflsmte the claims and mines belon-
l zinc in the persons convicted of treas-
on or conspiracy against the state.
I“ i’ioimfontclu. OI tobcr ll——'i' he OI-
. ‘rec State and unusual officials
IhI-I'l n IonfcrenI-e regarding the time
limit of the Boer ultimatum l'hc
lTr’hnsmnl wanted to allow only twen-
ty- four home but the Free. State eug-
,geslmi II compromise of forty~eight
'lIvIIIt-s. thin view prcvnillng. It is not
llwllf'l'f‘il hI-rn that any formal ilf‘i'liil"
' :Ition of our will he made.
Uil’f‘mt OI t OItolwr li—«ln responsiv-
tII intimation» that thc( '.Iuatlinu gov-
.c'. uncut would flirnidh a military con-
tingent inI swim in the Transvaal. a
“(Pit rm'civmi from the
II.\I [)fnit‘ «tilting that the imperial
gm. IInmI-nt will accept "two units’ or
about Sm‘l men for Mich survive. Nu
faith or lllflhi‘l' than a major in required
finvliI-Itinz thut the. I-otItingcnt will no
:IttuI-hvd in .In impr-riol corps.
(‘IIIII' Town. norm. Ol‘tilllf‘r ii~ThP
following IchpIItr'lI has just been rc—
I iIIIi lIcrI. from .Vlafcklnit'
‘ No Harm mm tui-J‘Il h H’ during
tlII “Will \lllIIIIIgh :Ill Illt’ prepara-
iu‘Ivv hI-nn nmic for Ilcfwtmf‘. the
etz'itnmcut inrrcanm. it was aggro-
vutIIl by II report that the Wil't‘ri hnd
h. ‘l! III. This as it tIIInI-d II It was
IiIII- it) til» i :htinz top of an a. "mud
fl‘ulli IIhi.‘ .1 (M ii” In gtumis bud for r—
.:.tt- n in WWIV‘O'ZI lino tIlImaph «of!
but m III II“ Iii.’ to rl-ilnlt” Iummuni...
but ”lira was accomplished Iarly
thi> murmur.
"Hf‘lli‘l'til ('mnjeu' form. mt umtr-Il at
In
cw .lIIiliI-nr'. Apparently thr'v is no in-
“With“ on tho part of fur liners to at-
piirturc of troops and buslu'na is at u
standstill. The "(mm-t of
I‘Iut will hr: made to been the mines
vurking. Spit-mild rains have again
fItllI'Ii. ‘
'i‘lIc nmvs of the liner ultimatum and
III‘ the I-humvim' «If ihc demands, evok-
ml :It fli'$l only inI'rIrIiuiity. When the
gave
zinger at the im-
pv‘illil‘ “('1‘ II‘.‘ the document. Then fIIlv
low. It inns of rIliI-f It the relaxation
of mi lung t' union and tho fiml 019.1!”
mi; up of the aim ItiI.n by an ultimo.
Tlie ambulance
it Is admirable. A variety of dainty
deniznn and colors; Two qualities at
1259 and 15¢ per yard.
I u—o—o
Scotch Cheviots.
home new Pall patterns in Ander-
son's Scotch Cheviots in a quality used
extensively by Custom Shirt Makers
are being shown. Suitable styles for
Shirting or Pal-mas. 25 and 35c yd. A
few of the best of loot season's pat-
terns-check». email plaids and plain
colors-tit half {these prices. A come-
what. limited opportunity to secure
them at‘ only lac yd.
_.o_
Sweater Weather. .
‘i'or the boys is here now~likewiue are
the Sweaters. There are lot! of line
ones in the Men's Furnishing Section.
Wool in the best at qualities in just the
color! each particular boy wants moat.
i'lniu. Turtle-Neck and Sailor Collars.
priIeIi at Si 00 and $1." .5 each.
—0-
Special Values.
Arc becoming anything but epecinl in
tho L'ndershirt. Section—they are it
daily occurrence. The latent in in Short
Ishirta of 0min: Flannel A good
Iquulity of material in pink and blue
Isttipe designs. With Yoke Band and
«loop hem. mic—Yoke Band and Ho.
Ruffle. 39c.
01'iltl' to Settle AIIIIIIIII.
District of Norwalk. .14., Probate
i'oIIrt,»()I-iolwr lith. A. ll, “399.
i-Ictatr- of l'lsIthcr Weed. late of Not-
wulk. in said district. deceased.
tum
.ziithuu h the Prngrvssiws do not
[lrIIlrrri III dwuir! w: 4i for w.“ '.~I sake.
Il.- II- is H uniII r:~. '.l b ”of that only war
I III IIYIII i with-men”
T l. I II la littln four with INIIga Ii in rhc’
pus. ~III dilly (If .I :~.IIIIP~.~I; Ill liner atf‘fk
I-pIuI i‘ ilpr' ( IIlIuIy. if H lII-Ilcvml that?
th H.1i'iiriilll is l‘i-ll lililf‘ to hi; hi its
mu. 1 he to” H dellrr! that. in this
when the illitish were standing on the;
Idotinsnn. thry were almIN iuInriubly
u’IiIvailil.
in ”“301"erny a dc hub in th ('ipflI
’iluuw of Assembly iawt evening r'r-
Igardlntz the allegation-.4 of Boo: reiu-
cuts from tbc l‘InnsIvoui the prumi r.
Mr. SI hrciiwr. implormi the Home nut
Ito iwlievu the newnpapcrts in this nur-,
limit! I
'5.” fuI no i know." he Haid' there is
no truth .n the statements that thp‘,
Oranxt- i-rr-P State railway official. '
'mhIIe I-nmmitted brutal assault-I upon
Irci'ugee passengers-I and the officials tie-I
Vthwse statements. ‘
IIu the other hand. the. reports of
outrage and ”lull” are plentifuliy cor- ‘
Inlioratctl. I
l
Pretoria. October in IIlIlavai in
trausminaioni «v Pre~ident Kruz :"II
lllTlllflll‘I was announced thix morning
III’th I. salute in camp and It general;
display of item throughout the town
Thvtrt was no ofl'iiial rM-pion but
tho foreign representatives f‘lllf'il upon
the prMIIient The British riplimuh
“'l' aqut. f'Imngham Gwen. wat rep-
II n ntwl by the not rotary of the mg; n y
I ‘oncmtulatury tclcmmu were re-
Will‘t‘ll by the president from all parts
of ~1mtth.\ftira and Europe
in tho Iodine of ti)" morning. mi-
'imwin: a body of iiurzhcrs who cili-
l-- »l I n'r'IIlIItIlv hem.» Ironing out for
ii r from. thI- president lmpreurd II. -
on ”will that. thrv must not tru“! in
thcumlvcu hut whouil plac all their
Iel.ItIII utmu (rod. who directs every
bIIiiII "(on must lump up your mur-
:.'II.te iII- said. ' =nd I‘vmcmber that in
former Ilnyu. although our enemies
Iwcre numerous. comparatively few
liIIrth-‘rn fwl'. "
Thu "unfit!” dnparletl llflllflfl th.
floor national airs.
Oetobern-Iomeot the mamamoaolmm,“
mainte may be notified thereof. the ad- 1
' circulation in mid illlltl’lf‘i. and post a
Ol'flt‘l'ell. That the administrator ex-
hibit his administration account to this
court for adjustment. at the Probaiv
office in Norwalk, on thr- is: day of No-
w-mlmr. lhilll. at in o‘clock forenoon.
and that all pontoon intrrested in said
lillnli-ll’l'tlflrf' will cause third order to he
pllhllhlll‘ll in a newipaper having 3
mm; thrreof on the sign-post. in said
Nth-walk nearest the plat-e where the
ilf‘if'arit‘ll inst. dwelt at. least ten days.
before said let. day of November. 18.99.
ASA ii. WOODWARD.
1
”(MILK A lJ..
’lv tuber \. 0..
Mini
"1‘ endorsim arc electors and taxpay-
Vurwnlk.
TWO NIGHT.
llIIIIiIi III lII'IlIi,
Oct. IZtlt and mill.
The Bright. Swill“ 099m
With a wealth of Scenery, new and no-
vel Terpscicborenn featurel. new Mu-
IIic and beautiful and someone Coe-
tomes.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Prices, 75c and 50c.
Seats on sale at Plnilted'l
Wood's
p. m. . ,
horns culmination.
manna-Hun
TAOITA!
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Our entire new line of Pure in now open and ready for your inspection.
People u a rule who buy Furs ore Not experts in that line, therefore are
obliged to depend upon the people of whom they buy. We could buy low
[mien at For: and sell them at a proiit if we miniend, end do very well for
one seemn. The next reason people would probably buy their turn elsewhere.
Full Opening
of Fine Furs.
mettle msde from them will (ive satisfaction.
We invite everyone to make a critical enminetion of these garments. ,No
detail of honest workmanship has been elighted. Every garment in perfect . W
in tit, elegant in delixn and made up in the very but pouible manner. Our
lino contlinl III the latest lirinn in. Neck Scam, Collarettee, Mutts, Capt-II
.
The shine used in our garments are the best that we could buy and the tar- -
150 People in the Cost.
Oil Well llool liid Liddet'Co.
and
Drug Stores, TueIuluy, 7:30
and Jackets.
Oil Cloths.
Spotless
Itoift's 131111! E.
TWO PERFORMANCES
we 10 and 25c. Evening
5c, 33c, and 50 cents. ~
WONDERFUL REPRODUCTION
of all the important events of the
DEWEY
p. m.—P
priccn,
in New York ('ity and Washington,
SeptcmbIr r29 and 30
(her lilo SIchII from both Lend out
Nomi l’arnd"
lN MOHNG PICTURES.
exhibited by
Words.
Saturday, October I4.
LadicII' and‘Chiidren'n Matinee at 3:30
CELEBRATION
liIiIIIIiIIIViIIgIIIi
Souls now on sale at liuieted‘ a and
Sponging.
MRS. ”MEAD—
[Lu the honor iu'unmtum‘c
If. EDWARD WAXTBR PERRY
'.\T l’ll.l.l4llil'1.l).\
Monday. Oct. l6tll,
AT! U'l'llli'K.
Admission 50 cents.
Tickets for sale at W.
i‘iaisted‘s Drug Store.
to of i-‘niriield (ounty:
l hereby apply. {or .1 iirenee to sell
riplrltlluuo and l’nioxicoting Liquors
it 9 Boutpn direct. Town of Nor}
woik. My plate of buoinene in not if)—
Iatod within 200 feet in It direct line of
i f‘huth Ediflto or Public tic-bet)!
hou we, or the picmisu-III pertaining
Irnry or ('cmetery.
Dated at Norwnlk. this 10th day of
1.399.
lOSEP H l. ENOYHI.. Applicant.
We. the untlerhixned. eieI-toru and
‘uxpeyrre a»: defined by law. of (heel
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the'
lDDllf‘aillm of tho .Ibove nenwd Jos—
-pb imngvoi. for such license
Dated at. Norwalk. this 10th day of
lliflil
lsidmc Alexandcr. .loueph Popp. iicr-
annnliiu. ii. A. Saunders. Wil-
lem .i. Web-wit.
l hereby certify that the above nom-
‘l'l-l. as defined by law of the town of
“died at Norwnlk. this lilth day or
biolmr. A. f).. Lilli).
HERBERT It. SMITH. Town Clerk.
.011 is
fill it.
tDI: layed in transmission—All concede
that Active operations are merely a
matter of .1 few days and perhaps of a
{w hours. The Rome are rapidly re-
inforcing on the borderu and becoming
more warlike. A Itinsiderable section
of the Sanviupniit force ban approach-
ed nearer the frontier. and another has
:Ipproat hed nearer l' ire-cit.
it. Li announced that General Print!-
lrmh has been formally appointed rom-
mandant general of the Orange Free
State forces, and has established heali-
quartera' at Albertina.
Pletefmaritzburg. October il—Yelt-
pnlay afternoon the governor of Natal. a
Sir Walter Pram-is liralyviiutrhiulon. o
Mth Geleral Sir George White and
General symnna. received a deputation
..f Outlimders. wh ered to enroll
l'l'm’v vnluniwrfi among he refugees.
Judge
or: of l'airiield County:
SpirltnouI and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. latter Beer. Rhine Wine and Older
It
walk.
rated within 200 feet In a direct line of
1. Church Edillce
house.
:herr-to. or any Poet-Other. Public i.l‘
brary or f‘emetery.
October. .t. 0..
taxpayer.q a» defined
Town of
Octobcr .\. it.
ratl "Prim:-
To the tlmrd of County Commieebm-
l hereby apply for a license to sell
Water street, Town of No:-
My place of business in not io-
5|
or Public School-
or the premises pertaining
Dated at Norwoik.
luau.
(YAHPAR ZOELLlNGi-IR. Applicant.
We. the undersigned, electors and
by law. of the.1
Norwalk. hereby endorse the
ppiimtlon of the abovwnamed (fau-
I.hls inth day of
A Piano Recital?
P. Beer’s and
010434346
To the limrd of (‘ ounty (Tommi. uion- ,
.tlc imp-r i'eer Rhine Wine and ( idcrl
‘hercto. or any Poet-Owen, Public |.i-‘
Steam" .
New line of Oil Clothe and Linoleums Juet in. All widths and qualities
in the latent patterns.
The springing of Woolen Dre-II Goods and Cloths has become u ncceuity.
The proper time to sponge goods is just before they are made up no the
steam gives new life to the wool and adds much to the appearance of the
goods.
Goods which require lounging are Broad Cloths. Covert Clothe, Kerseye:
Venetians. Moitonettee, Wool Cheviotn. Granite Cloths, Storm and Clay
Sci-gen, Whip Cords and iiomeepuns.
We have a steam eponsins machine which does the work in u ilretclaui
manner, price for sponginz. Sc per yard. I
and School Supplies of
all kinds at
W. H. PEWISlEfl’S, i
43 Washington St., ;
So. Norwalk, .. i
Conn. '
l
l
i
I
l
_.i
l
I
jissessIIs Notice
l it e. the undersigned. hereby give no- I
the to nli persons and corporations. li- i
able to pay taxes in the (‘ity of South
Norwaik that they are required by law
to deliver to thr- assessors or either of:
them. on or before the thirty-first day I
of number, 18% a writttn or printed;
list. dated. signed and sworn to. of aiII
Wthc property owned by them on the
‘ilrst. “outlay of October 1899 liable to'
taxation. making a dew iption of all
Ireai estate: eath parcIl bI-Ing separato-
jiy dcccrihcd: and when references can
he made to a map on the. in the town
irlcrk'e office ouch refercnte shall be
sufficient description. I
N. n.-i.lsis may be returned to the
amend)”. at the ('ouncll room, Havi-
land street. South Norwnlk. from and
including October ch, 1899. to and
including October fillet, "399. sold office
to be open from it) to 12 o'clock. a. m..
and from 2 to 5 o'clock. p. m.. on Sat-
IIIrdeys from ‘I’ to 9 o’clock in the even-
Tristram & Hyatt,
'I NORWALK, CONN.
Persistent
Consistency
enables us at .11 times to offer the
gentlemen of this vicinity fullest
value for their money.
In Overcoat-I.
The predominant colors are greys,
from the medium to the Oxford,
browns in herringbone stripes’
leading, blues and blacks which
are always in proper taste.
The light overcoats are made of
soft materials eictensively. and
the Covert coatings are more pop-
ular than they were last season.
For heavy coats soft materials
also predominate. such as Vicunns,
Cheviots and Undressed Wors-
teds. Kerseys. Meltons and
Beavers are also well patronized. '
-u
=5
.—
e:
u:
en
, We want you to see this line of
coats for we know it is very hard
to duplicate it anywhere for the
money, so call in and admire, if
nothing else.
FRANCIS St CO.
Clothiers and
Furnishers,
o‘l Washington Street, South Ner‘alk, Coop.
ins. and on Tuesday. October 313i. from
7 to 9 p. in.
City lists cannot be received by the
assent)” after October 3m.
Dated at the. City of South Norwaik.
October ill. 1899.
FRANKLIN A TOLLES.
ANDREW J. HUTCHiNSON.
010—20. Asmara.
Notice to Contractors!
Sealed proposals will be received by
the Selectmen of Wilton until 2 o'clock
p. m.. Monday October 16th, 1899. for
grading and grueling the highway
commencing near the reoidence of Mr.
Hurd. northerly to the property of
.ll‘ Zrmilinger. fur .‘illf‘l’l ilccnsel
Dated at Norwalk. this 10th day of
Igoi.’ l
.l H Merrill. (lectgeP. Pint-.hcr f‘on-'
.lobp Oltlenuhllxer wu-l
The authorities pro tried to mist iizim r. Beer-I. ’
the undertaking.
.II'IIInIII' or «ms .wo‘ at mass
New Haven. October “-1119 centen-
nial meaning of the. academy of arts
and tii'lf‘nf‘f‘!‘ of ('onnerticut opened thin;
afternoon in North Shrunk] Hall It 3i
OI tuber.
HERBERT R. SMITH. Town Clerk.
i hereby cortify that thc above nam I
In] endorvem arc electors and taxpayv . [lids mmt be wt.“ for each section.
III-4. IN t'eflnrd by law of the town of M, DTOP'MI 'm be mnidcred unleps
Norwailt.
third at Nurwnllt. thin filth day of
A D Hill). .
oil is
o'cIa-II. Avidreum on the want of .be“
academy were made by [Juan A.
Mills. of Middletown. lieutenant nor.
ernor of Connecticut. and Prof. Wil-
liam H. Brewer. of Yale. president or
the academy. This evening Judge
THE MASK \N Ql PISTlnN.
London. Oclohcr li-~Sir ion: u hav-
iel. Canadian minister of fisheries and;
marine. will confer with tho secret ~ry i
of state for the colonies. Joseph Chnm- ‘
Simeon E Baldwin. of this city. will pertain. tomorrow regarding tile Ahe-
t
mm ..
Ithe main highway east of Wilton Ste-
Tiohn Lockwood; aiIIo (mm a point on
lion northerly to the residence of Sam-
uel Miller. Piano and epocificatlona
Inn be seen at the Town Clerk II oilicn
Ii 87 .0 bond. satisfactory to the Select-
men. will be required for each section.
.Imid bond properly lined. pccompln
Ins each proposal. All proponlo re-
I-elvoil will be publicly opened and read
on Monday. the 16th day of October.
1999 at 2 13ch. p. m.. at the Town
Clerk's oillee. The State Highway Com-
minioper and Selectmen me the
right to eject may or all bids.
Dated this 91h day of October, 18”.
can JACKSON.
10304 J. KUNZ,
JOHN WAN,
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