, NT NEIL.
w—lditorial Room.
. Drench Office, Norwalk. ,
Stu—«Editors Residence
I. lust night, was so emphatic
platens as to make any further
"1y discussed last night In I. dis-
passionate and philosophical manner.
the decision thoroughly conclus-
obably there never has been a
Ingheld hero iii which Iliere was
en‘ersl interest as that of last night
_ never was mere a more earnest,
‘d .yet courteous discussion of public
is. . The speeches were without
'sion or prejudice. and the decision
ost deliberate one. Plain state-
nts ware made, indisputable reasons
lore given for change. Without the
“slightest animosity South Norwalk on
It! asks for what she is entitled to. and,
it poems to us the northern section
ought by this time to realize that she
means to secure it. The opposition
ought to cease. and for the best Inter-
ests of all concerned. the two sections
should be under independent govern-
? manta. There Is every reason to be-
, iieve they will be soon.
LARGER LIBRARY WANTED
Remodel.
I The Falriicld County Law Library
. Aspeclation met yesterday. The most
‘ important business was relative to the
’ enlargement or the library. Attor-
ney Howard H. Knapp presented a res-
olution asking that a committee be up.
pointed to appear before the county
representatives and asks for the en- i' ‘ " ' "
larg'ement. The resolution named
John H. Perry as chairman o! the com-
; mitten. with power to appoint two oth-
‘ers He appointed Howard H Knapp.
of Bridgeport and Samuel Tweedy of
’Dan‘bury. The plans for the improve-
ments. which will cost $10 000 have
been prepared. The fo' lowing officers
of the a oclation were. reelected:
Presiden Samuel Eesseu’dep; secre~
Wliam T. Haviland: treasurer,
Banks: committee Judge
{I'd J. Curtis. George E. Hill and
Booth; librarian.I Chur‘ as S
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
be final arrangements for the clean
the study of Gellnan was left until
‘ I' the Heildays and now it can he
announced that the first meeting will
be held on Friday evening. January
16th. at 7:80 o'clock. and all those in.
“rested. ladies or gentlemen, are re-
attested to send In. their names at
01100750 the general secrelnly. and III-1
Intonation will be sent to thopl regard-
In; the class.
The boys‘ w0lk committee will meet
Monday evening at 7: .iIl o'clock to
ii II for a series of socials and enter-
nmonts and also to talk up the
um corps and membership contest.
WILL FILE BRIEFS.
e attorneys In the suit of (,‘IIIIII'II'H
I oek‘, administrator of the estate
hi filizaboth Sanford against Mary E.
III. Smith and Mrs. Elizabeth
plan the bondsman of the latter
35.000 were ordered yesterday to
riots In the (also. The arguments
onlurrer were heard by Judge
I'd J. Curtis Ill the civil common
_ court yesterday. Mrs. Smith
of that Mrs. Sanford owed her
6'
.I
, IG BLAZE IN CHATTANOOGA.
IRATTANOOGA. Tenn Jan 10%
that. started In a four story brick
occupied by the Ohatlan,
company early today. cause a
20.000. The Fire originated
13love Ins bowling alley on tho
.¢ our and spread rapidly to the
are It was very difficult for the
. to reach it. All the building
- the Road House. there was
~ Moment and for a time It was
that the flames would reach the
coolness on the part of the
employee prevented u panic
.. .... “nap“-
‘Y ON! MAN KILLED.
I8. January Iomhnalstaul
Manger [taunt Hiilolsry. of
Four. said lid morning that
. n was kll oil and nobody
. Iii the wreck on that road
Mono and Buthsllo Iii. laIII
outline and the mall and
of the passenger trains
. but as far as to known
received odsmsxe that
Lawlyarl WilI Ask Appmprlatlon to ,
A This Moron. ‘
ml wash accompanied by aspec-
toratlon which lasts over three or four
days. requires attention and treat-
ment; this does not mean a visit to
the hospital. nor to your physician nor
wholesale dragging with patent mcdi
clues; but it means that some simple.
harmless effective antiseptic remedy
like Stu rt‘s Cstarrh Tablets should
be used "to and of! any possudc term-
ination 1’seumonla.(‘hronlc Ca-
tarrh, Bronchitis or Consumption.
All of these formidable diseases
start from a common cold. neglected
or allowed to run Its course and it is
onlytheexerciso of common every day
caution to cure a cold as quickly as
possible. not so much for what It Is
at the moment, but what it may be- '
come If neglected.
Perhaps no reindy Is. no safe. reila~
bio and convenient to stop a cold or
obstinate cough as Stuart's Catarrll
Tablets
The extract of blood root contained
In thorn combined with the red gum
of the Eucalyptus tree seems to put
the mucous membrane of the nose
mouth and throat In a condition to
throw off the germs of ontarrll. bronv
chitls and consumption. and as they
are taken internally they seem to
equalize the circulation and place the
body In that conditibn of health which
resists. and throws off the germs of
disease.
A person Ill perfect health rarely
catches cold and if he does. throws it
off In a day or two. bllt. where the
cold hangs on. stopping up the nos-
trils. irritating the throat or there is
persistent annoying cough It is evi-
dent thst the system for some reason
is unable to throw off the disease
germs which cause the trouble: a l...-
Iie assistance is necessary. and this is
best given by the use of some harm-
less germ destroyinr: antiseptic like.
Stuart's Caiarrh Tablets which are
also palatable and equally so for
children and adults. ‘
Drllggists sell these tablets at 50
cents for full sized packa'ze. higher In
price than trocllos and cheap couah
syrups, bill Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
contain antiseptic properties which
actually cure colds, calarrh and throat
and lung'troubles while It Is a notor-
Ious fact that cough drops and cough
syrups are largely comouscd of opium.
cocaine and similar drugs that have
no curative power.
It is also true that. many popular
lidllld medicines and Ionics for cutnrrll
depend upon the alcohol they contain
which give simply a temporary simul-
ation of no real benefit for any trou-
ble. catarrhal or otherwise. 38 10
ILA. Blfiridi
0.A.Bumlcll&IIo.
Bankers and Brokers
Is Wall Street. N. Y. City
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange
Buy and sell Stock- and Bonds Out-
‘rlgilt or for Marlin Account. and I
Negotiate Investments ior Corporations I
Harold A. MCI
and Individuals.
Till built lilIyCollIIlIl
All persons are hereby forbid trust“
inlz employees or others on account of
this Company.
Superintendent‘s or otll‘er omccrs'.
\\'IIII('TI orders will be'issuod for llll'
supplies. I
luvluoNl), i
'l‘rollsul‘cr. I
'I‘IIUMAI-S I,
IOT~ THE NEXT
1in Illlll Sinai Ill
Wit/5N IS 7'0 ‘BE PUBLISHED 0N 7N5,“
MORNING OF JANUARY 11TH. 790.2:
Bring a plain. unvalulshei statement [or the beneill oiIIloIe who are in
doubt as to how they will pass next Sunday—~A statement based
upon an examination of some oi the proofs at
THE NEW YORK SUNDAY SUN
I. for (be [nierfallmmf and Insfmdlon of All Women and
Most Men.
A disilllls. Iloll IIII
not going to Flor
IN LINENN ANI LA! EN
urns and things for the enolil of IIIIINI who are and who are
I'd" lIilI’I 'lIlonlusviIlo and Old Point I'm the winter
'I‘Ill“. WAY 'I‘II 'I‘IIIIA’I' filillv \N'l‘s
Discussed in - Iiutlor nl' lllildorulloll ind discretion
MINNIE”! I’IIII l‘ IID'I‘IIIIIIAI'IIIIIIH
Oil on m vulml0 "It'll". ulilI. II pays better liIIi lllgii MI. and Illlly I)» idol. us naughty
—~ by .I 00min
In Al. I.
WIII N II Milli
MEANS MARI”. I’Al‘lllflw
IIIDIIN 0|" IIAlll: IIING /
' 'I'no pllrlld- nicnl III III iI-sni' \'.'ll ll interest to those who like their own lanes or Wilill
others In like 'I-iu
MINIINII "(WISE IDIM‘IIRA'I‘IIIN
Exploiting the. noconillh of I‘lolonlll onlnllucs. Dutch I'llllilu I'Illllllfl and IIII- in“.
All with Inllnv and Ivrnnvl’lli [ill-Illrnu,
fl;W‘Forfliewbdiflcafl'on of Those Who Want to Kno')» What's
[mug in the World.
’I'III-l MAIII‘I‘ANID I'III.I.II‘.I"I‘IIDN
A glimpse into Il wonder honor- of art and precious Illllllgs
"\YNINII AN III'IIIIIA IIIIN
Iiy Why of dolnonatrutlnu IIIuli no solution box may lose $3,000 in your or may nmlto
$5.000
II'I'I'I-l-II‘IIYINII l|\' S'l’lilA till-ill
Or how the. liaison in union in III-In Iim llrrurd (Iruvixulrdc Imm fun with some
new Ideas
IDICAII Illuik'l-‘l IN PARIS
A ’unrnlng to over mileutllrolls Americans. with «onions Multiples
II‘AIUIICIIN 1'!" HT IN THE WEST
'Iilo proltpvtllilq of n ill: I” In he at |.lu polll ll" .1“. I) email!
“IIII IIIII no». i‘ I I‘XI‘II‘IIII.
III. For Folks Who Like 10 Know About Folks.
Mml‘. N'I.‘ S IIINI- INI AN" IIIVAI.
'I‘lle Sweets. Father, Hop and IIIIIIKIIIM'L lilili IIII'IT' unwind]... .m “mu
1‘“ "31‘ l‘ AN"? KEIIJ' 'I‘IIIIIM INDW‘I Ill" “N
Heine Illhor \\' rell l‘olulvr m- l-v.sbm now proxy Ill all that the uord implies. of
(lliirloa M Nebwnh
IIIEIINI’. T (‘IT" ‘8 VI“ ii“:
and some reasons why be Is M Ivor
IV. Fn- . goods of All States and Con :Ifl‘ons.
hl III-‘ -II.NIIIIl-II "00000 "oasis
,\ hurddmyk story “limit In I-‘nmn villi In llliike (Willi JOIIn Curr sit. back Mid listen
.IIIIIN I.. (IN II'IIIII'l‘l-IIIN
To the enact that they em all (will,
(‘AIIICIIII CIII‘ A WI MIIIIR IIIIIISII
maven.
Pllmlo illal timid
I'IIDII‘IENHNINAL FIDID'I‘IIAI. ll '
ulth explanations from Frank Moreu "WI "Um"! W'IH I Iliw-rsili Alumni scoul
of hired non in I‘uIlIIInII ointilnu
"IIN'I‘INI'I nnd "'IIIII‘I‘R in ”i" Noon.
V. For Readers of Good Stories.
III" I I‘II.|.II‘.II N N(‘ HI' Ml" I1“! A [FIIII'I‘IINL
A and and naLnquIlm: lulu of Ibis application of "High: to business
TALE! «If 'I‘IIII‘. lI-l .Y BRASS 'JA‘III
which mmlimlu good
IINIIEN “lllllili' THAN In I I.l‘ .'l‘l-I
proved by Columbus Munitlmllioru .ludul. NI'IIIIIIIIIII. (‘Illurpd
0' Inuirv i.lllf bread
I‘.\ ANDEH' S "EAR “AS ( ..Al I. I. II
lifter the other man had Idui'l‘oli willl qu ulldeuls and :l umlwllln II! no
VI. ‘
For All Sorts and Conditions of Ii’cn. -
'I‘III..\'I‘I|II‘.§‘ -\I|’l‘ ‘II'NII. HI' Ill‘.N1l.. ll'l'lll \Tllll’.
All III‘II‘lliflI'fI in llwn who know. lull w' m are mil dead of ennui
In with with
._. .. 4...!" .. ._....
READ THE NEW YORK SU \I)AY SUN JANUARY Ii. l903
The Sun can be secured in South
, dealers:
FRED B. COLEMAN, 10 North Main street. .
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN, 134 Wash igton street" Donovan Bipck.
JOHN T. HAYES, 5 Main street. Norwalk.
T. .i. MAGNER, 2 South Main Street.
H. E. BODWELL, 76 Washington rtroet.
LEARY 0. 00.. 19 Railroad Plate. .
:Iorwalk From the {allowing newe-
‘fllollileorgeli handling
' i li-‘lIIaa dawned upon the pee
lug like It In this part of the state.
of It'll Ii’IIld.
It‘s splendid value for the money;
lilc'nskillg with other goods.
33 WASHINGTON 8TH!IT_;_
We can supply you with fine hirli «rude Coffees at 35c. tide, 30c 28c and
O
The Economical Housekeeper should try our special brand‘of high grade
Fit-flit)! New High Grade Formosa Tells.
.r1.ww. I 1.0“”...— “no.
lent to convince.
H... wm~.—- .mwm. ”W-
We Lead The Way.
To butter things In Groceries, and to lower prices for Illa nocoultlol.
desire In tlmi particulars, we can ran «for you Material uni-lance and save your many a dollar. One trial In ludic-
.-. . _ ,.
CALL 5&2.
35c 10.,th
‘olfou ill; 22I lb. . 5 lbs fol $1 (ii)
We are making a special III‘I vc on them at 00c lb.
Sweet. rosy. delicious.
li‘rcsll made Bridgewatur Creamery Butter.
You want a bottle of Dr. Dick's Celebrated Medicine [or your general
best, In duality and price will be found here.
C. E SEYMOUR, Leading Gracer.
IOUTH NONWALK. OONN.
once used you will lllwu ya have It on your table.
I calth. 50c bottle.
TELEPHONE. 58-2.
I
"PINIO‘I' ILOIN ORIAMBHY DUTY”! (This Week) PER POUND. 30c.
PIN! OIIIIAMIIIY BUTTER (In one pound prints) PER POUND, 27a.
vol y finest quality
A sample for
Everything of tho
Seymour’ sStore
Good Things To Eat.
in, ptt’ gpllcro they can not good Ihiuus to out.
‘ We (all special attention to Buy illoui' 8 Elegant Coffee. price 38c lb... to Instr It Is to Ionlluuully use iI Nolll
\
if you are not getting the “yd-faction you
I
,. ruse. today, and. thonsprang from the
‘ oblhe large pockets of Eastern Coal
- i.
1 Mar.
.10, so seven amiss.
AndTrs-lauror of O‘Donoh‘u‘o Coffee Co.
Died In Ton Minutes.
NEW YORK, Jan. Ills—warmed by
pain while III with typhoid fever.
Thomas 0' Donahue. treasurer of the
()‘Donohue Coffee Com any. sent his
trained nurse out. of tie room by a
window of his room on the seventh
floor» of the (ll-moods Apartment
House. to the side-walk. He died ten
minutes later. Mr. O'Donohllo ‘IIBII
been ill about three weeks and was
thought to be very woak. His teln-
porature was 104 degrees and the
crisis was expected today. He was
attended at night by two trained nur- >
see one had left the room and he ask-
ed the other to call but. She did so.
hilt heard a noise as if a window was
being opened and lashed back. She
found Mr. O Donahue standing on the
window sill and Ian towalds lllm
screaming lie jumped instantly. For
a moment he stood upllght and then
toppled over. unconscious. ills broth-
er ran down to the str.eet Joined by a
doctor and they carried the. dying man
Into the cor'.lidor where he expired.
FATAL DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
Pilll ADM ihi’iliA Jan. l0.-—-Ono
man was blown to pieces half a dozen
welo iniulod and the woman's wine;
of the House of Correction was partly
wrecked by the explosion of several
sticks of dynamite in a shaft of the
New Filtration plant at Holmesboro.
a suburb. today The man killed was
a laborer. The women' a wing of the
House of Correction adioins the shaft.
The women wmo at breakfast when
the explosion Of'l'llli‘eii, lesultlng in a
panic. They were gel. out in snotty.
howevel. and cscmtcd to another pint
‘of the building. Eight hundred panes
‘of glass in another wing of the build.
Inp: were broken and the force of the
explosions was felt many miles away.
The. injured were taken to a hospital.
3.000 TONS OF COAL LOST.
PROVIDENCE. II. T. Jan. lO.—0ne
Coon the water front here. in which
was stored nearly 3,000 tons of soft
‘coal. took fire today and the structure
I was completely gutted. The ions is
estimated at about $75,000.
Che first Sntrouuet‘tou
to luau at our
Clearance Saki tor I905.
Reade-Made Suriname
have been given prominent and careful al-
Ienlion. but there still remains more dill-
meals than we used. house the mice is
brought down to the bottom notch
The siules are all good: the tailonug IS
the best. There still remains about four
months of the cold weather.
Lildies' Winter Coats, line
Kersey, black and castor col-
or. Monte Carlo style. with
at 75c
Ladics' Dressing Sacques. cid-
ordown and llannelctte, reg-
or without capes, regular ular $125 and $1. 50 quail
price $17.98. $10.00 ties at I950
Ladies‘ Winter Coats, tight A small lot of Eiderdown
fitting and half fitting styles,
tail, caster and black. values
Dressing Sacques that were
good value at 59c. to close 48 .
c
' up to $15.00. $8.50 at
Ladles‘ Winter Coats, regular Children's Wool TnmIo-Shan-
priccs $8.50 to $10.00, at $6.50 tors. double band, very clear
tic. regular price. 50c. 42c
Ladies Winter Coats. regular
price $6.00 $35
Coforcd Nun's Veillng Walsts,
lined throughout, all new
styles. regular price $2.00 3150
Ladies’ Flannel Walsts. trim-
med with large ilshseye but-
tons. colors red, black and
royal. regular price $1.80, $1.19
Ladies' Flannel Waists, all col-
ors, sizes 32 to 44. the best
$l.0(l Waist on the market.
Ladies' Heavy Daisy Flannel
Night Robes, plain blue and
pink, regular prices $1.25 I
and $1.85. $1.00
Ladies Flannelette Night
Robes plain blue and pink
with white trimming, resu-
lar price $1.00
Ladies’, Mlsses‘ and Children's
Fur Scarfs and Mlli‘ls at. .
greatly reduced prices.
7 chromosomes.”
HOYT'S THEATRE.
One Week. starting
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 5th,
Geo. M. Fenberg presents.
THE FENBERG STOCK COMPANY.
.I’tlallll'lllg Charles Leyburne and Min
Emma Bunting.
Night prices, 10. 20, and 30:.
Matinee, 10 and 20c.
, REPEII’I‘OIRE.
: Saturday-'l‘ruccy. the Bandit.
Mutinces to be announced.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
. One. Night Only.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 13th,
The ll‘oul'IArt Comedy Success.
: Hooligan’s Luck
The. Hit of the Season.
till-I’EOI’Idfi—miii‘l.
z Salim \‘AIIDIQVIIJAC ACTS—-
l PRICES, 10. 20, 30c.
{WA'I‘CII Il‘OR 'l‘I-II“. RIGI) ilIlZZAil
: IlANI“) A'I‘ NOON.
5 Sale of seats opens at Iloyt's Then-
? Ire. South Nol‘wnlk. and Wood's drug
islnro, Norwnik, 5 days in advance of
I ‘III attractions.
Sillilh illiiiialli I‘Iilllpilipliillml I‘illluh,
TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. 13th,
Lecture Subject, “Stonewall Jackson."
, Feb. humiliR. LELAND 'I‘. POWERS.
,ill Itil Impersonation of "Lord Chum-
icy."
IIl-~~'I‘lili1 MI‘I'I‘ROI’OIJ'PAN
' MALE QIlAIl’I‘E’I‘TlE. Mil. W. I’A‘UldlI
INII DE NIKE. 'I‘Illllst, of New York.
Apr. l»I—-~Mi{. CHAS. F. UNDER-
i‘ili.I. Dramatic Recital of "As You
Like it." '
Single Admission, 35c.
Course Tickets, $1.
Reserved seat. one night, 45c;
Course. $1.50.
At l'laistcd‘s, liaur‘s or Sturicvnnt‘s.
Hospital Benefit
To be 1’: oscutod, ?
IIAYllN' 5 GREAT ()llA’I‘OiiIO.
THE
CREATION
for tho licuoilt or Ilur Hospital,
To take place.
JANUARY 19. 1903. at the FIRQT
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
NORWALK, and on
JANUARY 20. 1903, at the FIRST
METHODIST CHURCH. SOUTH
NORWALK.
Artists to appear III the solo parts:
MISS OIIIIA BARNIIM. Soprano.
oi New York.
Mil. EVERETT norms. pass,
at Stamford. and ‘
Mil. ROBERT AISHAW.
of Stamford.
Assisted by a chorus of 100 selected
voices.
Prof. Alex. 8. Gibson will preside at
the organ. Mr. Edward B. Mnnvlllo at
The whole under the direction at Mr.
Harry Popper.
,. _‘ pitta. under careful,
Monolithic
loan.
10o '
00m III Joli 10s
3 III. can To
lunar corn, i. We
‘ ‘IIIoI
10o
. (tie ‘
COOK'O ILAKID RIDE, 2 PKGI. FOR 280. LIFE Bill DOLL FREE.
' BAXON WHEAT FOOD, FIN PKO., 14¢.PRI‘TTYI OHINA DISH FR LIE.
. no you lllto‘»
.CLAM OHOWDIIII .
We tum mouthful. lino
III unit fills. I
A am. can for tile.
TR '1‘
Sugar cured Ham lb.
,, sugar Cured shoulders, II»,
- Boneless Sloan, pound,
2 lilo. Oneida xx Pork, tor
This. out form runs- for
140
11a
Ito
250
move In em flni aeolian) pie. 2::
280
Tickets on sale at all drug stores.
PIIIOII. 60 GINTO.
THE REAL. GENUINE.
Old rash], :
Barn Danae.
norm... pound!“ cannula user Is
It calm Acute soup, for ,
Lama.
Other he... Pr elite I'roo who liar Is.
onus on mart. Ne. 26 1-2
I
by (“10¢th
, made on or below the filth ol
it Is TlmchALL PAPERS
To open an account with
The South Norwalk.
Trust Companli .
iavmgs Department pays 4
Your Decorative
Ideas.
Every woman of taste has
omc special scheme of color or
DENNIS design which she desired carried
lout in her room. Each room has
lits own particular paper, and we
. offer you a comprehensive stock.
lhe moo h will drlw interesli which Wm have bright effects on
.your walls. It's time to brighten
: your home.
. l Picture Frames and Window
: Shades made to order.
PAINTERS‘ SUPPLIES.
OCT CI‘IlI lllI’l.’ TCSI.
irom January Isl.
0N $1.25 PER DAY
Ylulgllll'rIIlIIlI-i's Il\\llt‘il their I
OWN bullies. and \\‘t‘l't‘ indr- ART GOODS.
prudently ¥\u-ll oil. You are SPEEI—l—XL.
"“1 “will: ”m .... 3"5 "ml White Curtain Poles with Fix-
IIIIII'C Ilt‘l' \I’L‘I‘Ix. .tures' IOC
llull’t _\'nii l‘I'I'I lllziI ibis {III' i Cloth Window Shades, with
visublc to put purl oi" your ‘fringc. 25c.
burnings away. especially III (1
Savings lizillk. \\'Ill'l‘t‘ it will
earn illlrrcst nlulicy?
Four per cent. is what we
pay on deposits
”mu
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
United Bank Bldg.
Painting. Paper Hanging and
Decorating.
I87 Washington Street.
South Norwalk Conn.
No fioe' 7:
Board of Relief.“
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Iloilcf or the Town of Non
walk will meet at their office. Opera
iiousu block:
Monday. January 5. 1903. from 2 to
SOLID AND successrui.
CIIIIIIIIIIIBIII
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
”-0
Capital. “00.00000
Surplus. $100,000.00
Other Profits. $40,700.00
W 4 p. m.
Jon" n. mum, President, Wednesday evening, Janulry 7th, 7
dAQDB M. “'10”. 0030'"- ‘° “'
w... Saturday, 1001. 2 to Ii p. m.
DIRECTORS»:
Monday, 12th, a to 4 p. In. ,
John H. Farris Henry ueymeur
John H. Knapp Christian Ewart: Wednesday, 14"" 2 2° 4 p. m.
John H. Light EM. Mathewson infamy. Will, 1 to 0. «onion. ,
Josidh R. Marvin IIImuoI Grumman
.I. Wallace .mrvln.
W...“
Accounts am. full.
W
South IImsIII savings IIIIIII’I
850 Still Ilillllt lllllllliiil
at the rate at
Four Per cent Per Annual
has been declared for tile six months
InIIII'II December slat. 1002. payable
on and after January 10.1
Intel-m not draw» will be credited
to accounts and draw Interest from
Monday. 10th, {to II p. m.
The meetings are for Ind purpose or
hearing and determining any and all
appeals spade to them domino animal
of the assessors on the list of nor.
They will also meet wit‘lyehe unsung. ‘
era. as a Joint board. Monday. January
liith. at I p. as, for em MW “at
skating the polls of sick and dilifibled.
persons. ' '
muss SUTHIIIIIMND.
Januaryl. CHARLES W. billet... .
mus direction on or pliers Jam JOHN W (Humid. ODD
uni-y, : wil draw Interest from Java
lilry
Mia
Prices. at cents (or either Fellow or
did . r 1 ill Ill:
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