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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 19, 1903 · page 4

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.fllfim “it" F'“ pawns". opening ln‘Boutbern l’acitlr was await. ilr. Dick's Mmlicins 00.. Griffin's Oboe Factor and Other struc.
ax *r Nl with lntrml. wins in yesterday it South Narnia, 00011.. tut-ea Totally Destroyed.

‘. '7 ‘ A H, I . aonaetionai movement. and excited) 0entiemsn:-- PEPP . ., "h twA
LIIHURSDAY. M RC 9. 903 market stock to motion. this morning. Having given Dr. Dick’s Medicine a tire whfifimkhrfllluhofitalr uftzl‘ l

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, III M Man '0'. Tomorrow. . y the that transaction was of 3.600 practical test in my family. with most o'clock this man“ i til it 'ehoo
.% rises an; :eots 0:08. ”W lehdllues shares. i‘he general market opened favorable results, I desire to express “no“, Occupied blylgf, a can?!“ the

 

. High this 3:57 a. m.: 4:82 p. m. quiet 3““ without "will change ei- my entire satisfaction With it. and to corner of Main and Foster streets.

 

. ther way. at. Paul and Union Pacific state that it h given me pleasure to m
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WIVININH leTtulL “HMO"; . , ,"f’" a fraction lower. wblie flour and recommend iii; my friends who hive and a “33:3: oifzfi'fiiii‘iin'fi'iii‘i‘i‘ifii’
.. .. CALI... PI'OV as for "'0 Regis. leanersees%aal aalned slightly. suffered from malaria. rheumatism and lag stores and dwelling houses. entail-
II-I Jami.“ Office. . WA 4!. BET. ii a. m.-—-Southern grippe as a most. effectual remedy. ing a loss estimated at 8300.000. As

, . 3' Pacific. pivotal stock and the general V trui ours

on ~ldlterili Room. .. m f M “In mailiet alternatei "y y y ' the local fire department couuld Mt
. .. . m - y advanced and de- A. B. BARTON. : .

. J" h 0M: "'"f'k' ‘l at“. 0 Em“ 0' clined a fraction in following its er-i (flirt: maths? 13a TEE WIi‘thwthisutiL‘ig

1.. ,i‘ 'H ‘ ratlc course. The stock was bought . . .
“ am Rogflaies SWOd i0 ibeai’lly on the decline and rose to 08%. l the M at department fought until near

hue you'li'wwathh; of “ mug.” iy daylight before gaining control of

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ill“. Oklahoma, says the Land- [we've and "f‘flefl Miles 6" ant lirhi:)li’ilr;tli:il."hilt:tai?ollopl:::f:eh:33|l:3ti F. 1'. Egglnson the the and the day was well advanc-

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u: ”it; made the following request of ibui-k to illi'ii. with a later rally to ”i id ie on thy Wt ie abli to leave the

. burned diatrI-t. ’l‘h (to i' roll
'frlelid: "if. not lay me down by "our . [lllld ll “Hill dip to about the lowest ‘ u" I "We

. Ilit‘ll had to fill cw usrters fir he
again. riume transactions in Southern ' h’n'.r.nd DOOOI'IIOI'. uhgtm. house. .JLj'u....;‘..,. the humping

 
 

 

 

,. ‘ ‘ltho ripiljnx brook side. lest the bab- ‘l'uciiii' plying the s ”t r sixt
" . ““‘"‘“"" . ' ' ‘ ‘ ' y My" ‘“ destroyed. The section swept by tho
bling lovela wake "m from my 'Iumm' ilAit'l‘ll‘fllil),.tloun., March to ~'l‘wo {i'Ii‘V""'I“I""“' 'I'I‘fmvf‘ l “I” 5“ ""l'“ The 865': work iiaiilcii was formed by a group of build
llOl‘ ill the beautiful cemeteries ill UM Important changes in the present law iii/‘arzl‘ry‘illiililirni‘qli 1mm": ‘3' “I“"M limit. which centered about. the shoe
' valleys lei-it sightseers cooling over opt. regarding automobiles Were reported ' . 0" mI' . le ever- R abl shop on Main and Foster streets. and
I‘m“ distract me: but let illosioep on m the house "ill" the cozninittee 0" bill movement of Southern I'ut'iiit- re— at eaSOH 3 I," ”H. rm... road.

. . . . ... pilbilc health and safety this morning. pressed dealings “'1‘” ““5 "”“h‘VH'” P ' The loss in particularly disastrous.
tier the countei of tho menhant and The first of lhesc new automobile was milikid up lot and Consolidated "CPS.

" business man Wit) never adveriiaos I ll t N lil "M "l a“ ‘lho (iriflin factory WM hum.” a
l '. - ilwn proViei; . but " o autonloi e ' ,, ‘N‘ r. gool run of business and wall t‘lll‘
; There is the peace that paaaeth all on. motor vehicles shall lie. operated until I WAH' SiltlalA. ll‘l‘lll‘*()ill*l‘lllillllr —PAINTERS SUPPLIES— pitiyln“ about 300 bands. It was acnm-

”V ‘ derelanding and deep is the sleep in "l" owner illlli'iiil‘ll' with the secretary {I'IIhf‘l'lfi'It‘lI‘lIl ”drill; dwindled coniiider- - paraiively new building. erected by an
I ill b 'ithi- til i f tf ll t of state his name. address. description '1 )-’i "it; ".3 .h m 1““ '0“ of " far» association of citizens for llm occu-
w c ac ei e moyant 00 a o "Uh“ vehicle 0“,"de and shall have itoi at c nmikct. the price was sup- 82 N. Main Street. !

__ pilncy of Mr. Griffin iiilil coat “25.000.
. youth nor the weary shuffle of chi ago obtained from the ”ecremt‘y of state a tportcd around MM. and "it steadiness Besides the factory the buildings

 

 

 

 

 

ill ever intruder numbered certificate for each of said r"""""’"“‘" ‘f’ “ '“.“‘"‘ improved W!“ ‘ burned were: On Main street—Three
3' —--.-'—--—- vehicles. which certificate shall state iflush?l-fim‘l;:$|fuii‘::i§i‘ithy :lfl‘lbfll‘dlillll‘h; ENTERTAINMENTS' stores and six (lwellinx Millie". "WM“
‘ Phiio ii. Bootleld secretary of a Sun- the name of the owner of said veht-, ‘. by p; id. Tarbell; shoe store of F. F. .. .
day-school union lhments aloud to the etc and that he has compiler] with the 23):: ‘il’hliiin‘iii?hlilif: (siri$:l|)i:;tllf‘l‘llil‘::lr- ioff. (in Foster street—Store and ibc rainy season is near at band. Have you fortified yourself will
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W930 '1‘. U. the awful .l)rgvu|ence o'f MMMII secretary oi state shall keep i"""' (into, and Northwestern th. nd- grgliiig'igiinhtuay: [daisilii'ng‘mulplfofiani'l a lilill‘llitltlf Umbrella? We Just received about two hundred ['illilrtil.
. .Di'Oll'OlfliVG euchre in 3100“”. "ll ill a record of Pi] Hitch statements rind of i vunced a point NM" 1h“ mm.” "‘0'" Brown: dWeilinx of Frank Bray. Ull ins 2t: and 2a inch made from various kinds of materials. The newest
,‘ “limit!!! pure. and simple.” he Bflyfi- all “"‘tmfl'tm issued. by him. Inch ":23" N:mlittl'tmtI “Tying,” today. and V the river road~Storo of J..i. Saunders. ‘ ' ‘
"~/A'V'Gi"- “mm?!" ( ll he know' if automobile or motor. vehicle shall have ' antes " " "‘"n‘" “i not ”0‘” dual” In general mnn-hundffla' dweil~ ' and most popular kind is THE MACKiNTOSH UMBRELLA. Like wat-
t. “ V l‘ ‘ ‘ ‘3'“ .y ‘ 3‘ tllclultialni'the state and in» number “"9"“"9" '" S"““"‘"“ ”“1"" “0”“ . ' - inliol'Ml‘il ii A Gutterilon' iwndwen.
actually withdrew from their church 0 (I... .I ' .. had a beneficial effect on the market. , I' ' l . ' . . crou a duck'uback—impossible to wi~t iln'ougll. and the Ill‘lt'l‘ is lower
of ill rtifliate issued on the bath inil housis owned by 13-. i0. 'i‘nrbiil.

Doolittle the pastor spoke against the thereof. This letter and figures to be M "0"" 8"""W" "Wm“ Was taken '" H O Y T I’ s T H E A T R E , ()f the individual losses the heaviest

. evli’.‘ .A boy be known of got his first three inches iiiKil- A r” of one dol- iband by ”it! bulls. again. and blocks

. . . I . than you would expect. 2t: or 28 inch $1.00.
of from 1,000 to :i.o00 shares were rnp- 8 A T U R D A V I M A R CH 2 will fiili upon Mi. Griffin and Mr. 'lai.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

, . . . lnr shall lit! [mill to the HN‘l‘emi‘y Ofi . , . - . bell. The Hilou manufacturer ptatos v . -, . . - _ , ._.l, I -. . _
"lesson -,“l.v“t”' Dillyihti at a progiessive state for each certificate issued by him. Iidly bid "" m "7% “1“ bond market M'“"«»”"‘ Night, tllut during the past week he had no “mm H h J“ ”MI W n ”I“ d “um“ “m" 15"
venom-e party given by his Sunday- "No license. however. shall he re- lwas quiet and irregular. W. E. NANKEVILLE'8 loaded mun”, carioads of leather and . . .,. I n I III
school teacher. and subsequently stole quired for automobiles offered for pub- ttfiengldrtshigm pl‘hhit' wire of Maples iillil‘llllili lllmtllict:oili) if the idyllic l’as llllfllllt‘SltM'ils rushing. ”I. had not H “”"lt‘" ll ~‘l “Hill “WP ”it‘ll ”Will i lllill't‘iillil. Vllllli‘ 3h". ill 3‘.
..;_‘.5 .from his employerI . ilc hirp, or are owned by manufactur-i (.0 er t. commission broilers. 0"“ r ma, timatcd his lose this forenoon. ’l‘hc: . . . . . . .. . »
1-" m I era or dealers iind are nét employed to limit": & Corbetts black. South Nor~ ‘1 H .A infill-am... on all u“, property destroy-i Mi " ll 33 “Ml PM“ iii/I‘ll Tahiti! limini lla. valui 81.50. at 81.1.1.
' t rumor“ private business or for private use of f _ HU AN I: RTS ed is said to have been com inratively . .. . . _ ...' -”. . _
Bands of Persian silk trim a Japan. such manufacturer and dealer. or re- ‘Anlai (‘om I (3,8231 '3‘" if): .1132" \ II h‘ l P f it I it! I small I M‘"" '3" """ M”"‘“'z“" Umbrellas. "ml“ 39‘» 3‘ 70"-
u... .9” kimono of light blue China silk. hatred of autmnocde owners With how -I . "1‘. as . - Lia . at at c ictoro o ura . 0 ii The origin M the “I... has not been . . .. . I . . . .
"QIJ Poau do crepe is one of the prettiest complied with similar laws in other i Am. (- d} i‘-- “We 40% 40% 4014: . Arkansas. learned. it is suspected. however. that M” H W” ”3‘“ i‘nifcta Sill. ”milieu“, 23 illtil, Value 8115. .it 31.
fabrics imaginable for making a dress- “Hill’s.- ;""‘“”“‘"‘ 19“. Mr 779 77A: 77m superbly i’rsscuted by a (.‘omill‘ll‘nl it was the work of on incendiary. The
i ' ack. . The penalty for violation of this law iAm' ‘SmOIt'. 50% 50% .5" 50% Cast. fact that Mr. (irii'tin's automobile.
2' e polht de Paris lace: and lnler- is set at 825": Am bill”. 137% 1&8 iIZ'l )2?“ MAGNIFICENT “ENERY. . which was in the box shop of the fac-‘
time are especially suitable for trlm- This proposed change in the nuto- Anaconda. ‘ i-lII'z‘A 1-3 “.2 12:1 iNTRlCATE STAGE EFFECTS- tory and whicu was removed in pct»
3' min; organtueg and dtmhtegI mobile larva of the state. is intended to A. 1. Id: 8.. he. ll: 83% .82 8271i PRICES: {aptly good condition to a up, distance
', , A white algrette. green leaves and a be. in line with the lawn of New York. A-T- on Si. 0- 913:; 9X 97% 93 ,Mliillu. 15 IN 26 cents. front the factory. was found wrecked
white you the the trimmin for 9 dain- Massachusetts. New Jersey. etc. where Bail- & ONO. 93‘»: 94% 9m 94 M Night. 25. 35 and 50 cante. after the fire. is taken as an indication

thuyn. u.'r.. twig. are. or»... coat.
Cites. a Ohio. 407;. i7 462;. 47

 

 

.hat of' paltygreen plated chiffon automobiles have to be registered and

I lllnt some one had an ill feclin a atom
31“,“ brim is concealed with lace. numbered. Dr. Ford of Washington. K a

Sale of seats opens at iioyt's Then Mr. Griffin. The body of the machine.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.;.Oords and tassels are a feature of. l‘illlil‘lllhh 0i “Ill committee Biflltlii “l 3‘3"" 33.” w;- ”in/4 if“? "37"? iffy/I ire. South Norwalk_ and Weed's (iron: was disfigured by cracks and scare. the]
.1 e at the season‘s prettiest coats. "ll interview ”'1" ll'li‘lmOiliil' “WWW-“t L; M- .“ St- I' ”’3: 1‘3}! “if"! "9'34 store, Norwalk, 5 days in advance of lamps had been wrenched otf. the tlres' ‘
crate seen usually on the (:oilariesls from "in” but?“ Willi” hi1"? '0 comply .‘f’l' "~ 8‘ I" II“? "3'5 ”9 ”ff/ti all attractions ' and cushions gushed with a knife and i - . ~ - , - , .- 7 -
Ill. the "soft silk cord outlining the with the law or suffer consequences. ,(illlhfii. Gas. Jig-‘4 illicit}, 200% 200-9. thp running “our battered as tr with a l‘PARIS GOVERNMENTAL SCHOOLS. the statements of M. Combes and oth-
go usually finished with the collar. whether they were. aware of it or not. i UPI-I di' "till. it: . ilIiII ilri 171 I hammer or an axe. There will [)0 un_ -—*—- ‘cr ministorlsiists indicate the prompt
,_.The colored plquea make up very The second new automobile rcguln- ilh’t'o" South. ‘vl‘h l"'i-i 1"“ ”We investigation to determine the causo: Decision Reached at the Meeting 0' i'lll'l‘yillt; 0|" of the premier's leiiO-lfi I

hotly for children in the little box- tion keeps the. speed limit as at pre- -itIrte_ m bid. “7% “7% 67% “7% of the tire. . ' the Chamber of Deputies. i An analysis of the vote shows that

 

 

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lted suits fone piece to be. belted sent. tiftecn miles in thc country and ;'”- “MP“. [39% iii [-59% “III . -————~-—-—-—~———— ' i’titls \iar ’W‘.“ 1 vote i u . :lic ministry retained ample majority
“denotae'des red. They have less the iii in the cities. and adds an alternate i'r‘lll- ii Nash-.13”? l-‘l HIV: ”ll-‘4 80TH siozs HAVE FIGURES. it‘tm’mm...‘ 3. [mm]... véfitomm. twifidm' all practical purposes although
prarsnce of an a ran when belted. "30 days. in tail" to the present 32ml {M‘lnhu'lmh ”oil ”i‘Ihi 140?: 151:4 iIII'II, gives dcflnitle rum; to the ‘prwem there was some falling off from the

. here ariiIlIuany a d varied styles of line. . fig; 8(t‘t'uill‘t} “22'; '3?“ Haiti? ‘23“: Cotton Manufacturers and Textile} "nth... U, ”1.. “WNW“... to terminal“ usual ministerial strength. twenty-five
I-plheves—soi' any indeed. ”W 0"“ “WI“ i “"35“"! ll Mill" “(lard Minx: N't (his ‘18 it‘l’fi h; ‘ '1'” , . Council Representatives Meet. ililtl existence of the religious teaching Wa"'“:“9l“ separating Itncmaelvcs
would be ill chitin fit If she ctyllil not farriIeis.. o examine blat keriIliths. was M K & 1‘. -. 2“ 20V. 20 20h; IWII ”M..-“ .-- -. I LOWELL, Mass. March 19.4%., in- . ”mum and substitute a system or SUV- tiorIn t c maiIOrity and four ,others not
(1 at least One design among them reteited. Mr. Banks said t at the .iu-z - - “ "’ mm" M the “In". city centered upon . Prnmhmat “Chum... rm... prthptph. 0t “ll "R U" lle (llhel hand. ihe minis-

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_ thdt would be more than ondlnariiy diclmy committee billevod that no i Mo. "““lnc‘. l toil tiii iu’sli. 10,07. NOTICE TO the outcome of the conference between i this change was formulated under the ““m hill "Kill “as augmentid by gent.

ming. . further commissions ought to be cast I . , . . . .. .t . .... . . r i- .‘ii I W llcck~Roussrau tering votes from the. nationalists. /
flame of the suit coats are made tabllslied except on urgent need. i: i;- (dfnhlirnl' ”4‘34 ”7”“: ii”? "If,” it'l‘l‘l‘niiialz'rtttlrxil131mior‘hrtioxii‘(till: {333$ Esra;rngnlI’nl”I.IIbf1I‘IrI,II::I:.nl was I”: m‘ while practicallythe full strength of
“out collars but how many are made. The bill abolishing the death peunl- . 0' ' eat.. 1% 7" "'i .

It ., . 4 . , . . . thc socialists radicals and union dem-
, .om Wot. 3” ' :il- {ill 3.. .r * . “ . and these. ofthe ’i‘extile Council. which l the committee. “It: law VOW] 3’9“" . .‘ ‘ , '. '
thdeea collars or a series of tiny ty. substituting lift-..iintirisonnictit “wil’aciilg Mali: - 37V: 39;: 37V: 39% CON I fthTORS. was opened at to 0.0mm this forenoon. Wm”. “I. “.1... brief and ncgative m cunts supported tht niinihiry.

 

“bet. The woman Willi 9110“, waist capital punishment was reported un-i . . . . . v“ . . . . _ - . , , . - —~-——~
. l’onn. R. it” 143'. 143. “3 H3. ie tonfeiente was held belllnd LIOB- lls lelmil. Binlili) refusing authorizd
._ 224:3“? 8‘12: lft'lifigafgretttlfl {mfimbz‘v‘ 5,3,?" lfi‘iedfdil Ngr‘nlih'rh‘l‘i’mlllie's (ins. 102; Hill: W222,‘ 103: rd doors aud'was ill session a consid- tion to teach to all the male teachings DEATH OF HGAENri‘iifigth-l. SCHUYLER
‘0 shorten her apparent height 'mn' i?! (wt 3 ii; favor of‘fh . lliliiica‘t: -y I Press, 8- Car, 01% (“hi i“ 6”“ Sealoi Pro sale will be ecetved br crabie time. “)9 officials of the union orders. The we“ of ””8 is whp‘lme NFW YORK M r‘h 19-4} "1
ith all the beautiful stockings . of 3'9"”) m a o i. 1..) liieading. 61% 61’s Gilt. 61% i no . r . went to the meeting prepared to submit the. elders outside the pale of t e aw . . I. a L . enela
ii a that neivhboriug states had plottd : Ropnb. Steel 2““ 20% 20% 20% the Board of Selectmen of the town of an exhaustive array of figures and and their further existence is thtough SIihuyier Hamilton. a classmate of
. PW“ Wig“. 130.9. and embroIl- that capital punishment did not pre-I itock island ' 44% 45% “‘6 45% Wilton Conn. until 2 p. m.. of Thurs. 0th...- data to support their contention gnflpranceI There remains to be. do- (iencrni Grant at West Point and a dis-
“i ‘3‘“ halt home PM“ blacks ““5 vent murders; that in Rhodc island hu- ! itock island‘pf. 77% 7814 77% 78" day. April 2nd. 1003. for the grading and that the 18.000 or more operatives here termined the time the orders will be tinguished veteran of the Mexican and
. .. "Om ”WI, any other. 3‘" am- man lift.» was even safer than in Con-l Sou. Pacific “7 08% 60 67% construction of two 890110113 0i Krill" are entitled to an advance of ten per allowed to wind up their affairs and Civil Ware. died yesterday in his 83rd
mile fancy 01193 ”‘9” ““0"?” 0" necticut. LSou Ry. Co‘. 33% 33% 33% 33% at road in the town oi Wilton in so Cent. 0n the other hand it was under. terminate their work. Many of the year. General Hamilton was the father
m I“! embroidered With black ”‘3‘ The bill providing that pasteu may i Tenn (3. & i: 66% 07% 061/. 67 cal-dance w..h the plans and specifics. stood nefare the conference that ‘agenta orders. anticipating the Chamhcr vote of Robert Ray Hamilton. who was mys.
'inhilll deserved i8V°l~ ll should be left in voting booths. as formerly. Ii Texas Pacific 38% 38% 38% 385i. ttons approved by the StateIHtghway of the mills had prepared long state- of yesterday, have already completed terinnsly killed some years ago in the
'0?!) "it JI black SUPPER ; was rejected. Mr. Wells. of Newton-i Union Pacific: 92% 93,4 92% 93% Commissioner. Bids shall,state the. meats concerning the. cost of produc- their plans to retire from the field. Snake River country iii the Northwest.
Q'WMII . “'0' mm" “33“” 9°" ion. supported the hill. savink that it tin pm pm” 90% 91% 90% 9“,; price nor lines! f tfor eel-ii or elther tion. including the high price of raw Numerous incidental questions are in- Another son. Schuyler Hamilton. la.
3"" harmful housewife. will “'I' told tenihw prevcnl bribery at ciao-Ii ll '8. Leather 12% 13% 12% 12% section of flnilhed; lfld complete. The material and fuel and other facts volvcd in the iransfcranro of the pa, 8"”in him-
. “”31 Wile 0' it “7‘ and am tions. ai-lo said that "the. recent appai. u: 8. lies. pill. 91 m 91 91 town. through ll eelectmen and the which. it was thought. were made pits and the effect on the extensive —— --—-—-————
Willa"! "fill out ”19 bowls 3“" ling revelations of the governor of , 8 R51: C 23% 23% . “I 23% State Highway Commissioner reserve grounds for a refusal to raise wages. properties and notices of several inter- CUNARD STEAMSHIP DIVIDEND.
_ d closets and Bill‘blle pails RhodelaldIud had shown that without: ti: 8'. Steel " 37 37% 37 . 37% the right to increase or diminish the —. pollutions have. been given with the LONDON. March 19,—The Cunard
‘ solution 0'“- ‘t 1' “1 effectual such‘a law'eiection ill‘illel'y W88 ran». U 8. Steel ppm 86% 87 86% 37 number 0' feet to be lmnl'OVell after No man is so wise that he can't view of securing delay permitting an Steamship Company today declared a

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

" deuterium-and n“ occasional “'9 pant." . . ~ the contract is let. All bids must be learn from . fool. adjustment of the new condittong. But dividend of 4 per cent.
doubt 3"" ' d9“ 0’ sickness. The committee on'appropriations rc~ I $332k pill 13:: 12:2: 13:3: 13:65 accompanied by a bond of not less that -——-—_——

uorieil a substitute bill this morning West [in Tel 90 90 90 90 onethlrd of the amount of constrnc- CALL 843 _

for 8515.825 for the improvements of “"80an Cent." 56% 50% 20'}. 26% tion of the work. Any bidder refusing 5 -

 

public roads for the two fiscal years to sign the contract at the prices offer-

uIHEB M WRIGHT endingfleptcmber 30.1906. The orig- CONFERENCES UNFRUITFUL. ed by him shall be required to forfeit
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last bill. was for 8500.000 without spec- : sum from bIle boIrIlIiIlI enualhtlt: hi}: dth-

itied items. The committee on appro- erences n or can ween‘ am

_ . " - ‘ priations raised this by $17,825 and President M..." Gould NM Come ‘° toe next highest bidder. Plans and
"P373 ““0 “”65 CQEANED specified the items or appropriation as} "‘ Agreement With Colonel ”'9'“ Specification! may he examined at th-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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._.. '5 “"I‘V STEAM. follows: i WATERBUR)’. March lib—W. D. oflico of the Town Clerk. where. bid .
t. process running steam through For improvement of roads. 8450.000; Mahon. president of the international will be opened, or at the other of th"

 

 

 

' . ., , for commi sionera' salary 86.000; for. Association of Street Railway Em— State Highway Commissioner in- Hart-
"2.23 9' Filth afltl‘eglltnfhgirt ag‘i l‘eling eighties. 32400; for clerical inloyees. who went to New York vea- ford. The selections and the stub TO EAT
a, . hliroulz‘nly‘ renovatefinnd d oi'ilce expenses 89.425: for tnspec- tertiay after several apparently unfnlit- Highway Commissioner reserve ill - . , ‘ .
. ' You wht ”meta... hm hm tion of public roads. 820.000. Tablediful conferences. with Colonel L. 1"- rlsht to retool any and all bids. .
V 'hIViD‘ its clean them for you for ca'endflr- V Burpec. attorney for ~m9 Connecticut Dated lit Wilton. Ci... Mar. 17, 1903 * s 0m. fancy high-grade Formosa and Mixed Tea at 600 "1. Sold at 800 else-
vili’v-miy‘cni and see us at The lndlriarv committee reported “all“? “Dd Willi“ 00mm” 0"" .rosuu GILBERT . . ,
Our c caper is in operation my .tlniavorably on the bill providing» that i ”10 trolley strike Silllliioll. it! expected .i. J. KUNZ. ' . ' , _ where for the same quality. We have people for miles around who care
W V hemands‘it and not lei? . "M the'request 0’ seiectmon to city to return here today. Mr. Mahon WI" JOHN GORHAM ' for our celebrated Teas and Coffees. You will get the finest of the goods,
m “nearer wetik . chtetsof‘pollce the'iatter must send at. lIhave another conference with Colonel , Selectmen Town of Wilton . I o
* line 4° y - Irasseiaisc yd Al ty policemen to the town. The hill : Burpee this afternoon orvevenilrg. This ml'I 0t ’ ' and will call for more. Strictly fresh Country lasso. ~50 doz. Sweet Rosy
so 9" " ' - "attended. i‘“'°"““”°“- "W" w“ “"9“ °“‘ by ' nutter Liebig Beet iron and \Vil‘leJOc; 3 bottles for 31.00. Double
.... ... Brim-hp “a and’we will Two bille‘provtding for the election (30101181 Burpee today is considered Oi —— ' ’ '

. . fleece by the selectmen. were rejected. whom Colonel Burpee is understood

" pm... ’04,; ‘ —-——-—-——-——- to have conferred since his last inter BOTH 10p

DEALS W O ERN iFic view with Mr Melton may have some- Vottng has commenced In a brisk manner. Get in line and do your
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tiger the goods. or county health officers by the people. importance. as indlcetlns oerhnnl ill“ WW Cream Cheese. Splendid Coffee at 22c. 25c. 28c and 30c. . We are. sole ag-
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011.com MADISON AVE thing new to offer in the way of reach- share.
._--.'_.. We- ,.-.__. stock Opened in Wall Street Today. tag: on IadIguatmentII of the lagorltrgudblte; IND BOTTOM' (1' G
‘ - - one urpee. owever. so a Se m
wgggoz‘gg‘vsy 8:." 1:12“ zive any intimation of the reason for' ’0 [gunfigggoplfiuaslg‘rhefiherda C‘ E0 y our! Lea lug racer!
. arc ll Ol'll the meeting with Mr. Manon or to say A . w 9 re: . ' .
Pacific was the center of l ' rest: in to at whose instance it was to be held. cake. etc.. BROWN on both top 33 WEST WASHINGTON ST" SOUTH NORWALK’ CONN
. “it's “061! market. although anrface‘ Colonel Burpee expresses entire dis- and bottom. it wilip‘perfectly. +— . . -________~_,_M-__,__.___.__I_,._.,_.._..._.._.._......-_..-.,.w -————
u , fated indications during the early session belief in the truth of an ailelred inter- it yours does not. the,feult is .
' ' .u..' give little promise of a- resumption of view with Mr. Mahon. in which the lat~ undoubtedly yours. and if you
-. ' yoateday's late advance. The stock ter has been quoted as threatenlnt to will drop as a line our demon-
' with bath opened» With “1058mm! “in“ DR“- tte up all the industries of Waterbury strator will call and instruct you .. . .
. 3m - ingest a maximum decline of 1% if the trolley strike could not be won regarding the same. .
COMM- potnta. but soon recovered and sold up in .any other way. . Colonel Borneo

. _to 68 . The movement was decidedly said he knew htr. Mahon well enough
3 Ext"? 1,1953, . irrestl an end at the end of the first to feel sure that he.wonld not make
. half hour the price dropped to 60%. A. anyjucb etatemen than he believed .

 

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