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LANES
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Lotti News Notes.
rooms at
Dressers for mlsses'
Road‘s. Seead,
Mrs. Richard Cutbill is spending the
day in New York. .
“an't forget the Eagles’ Bali, Mu-
. sic Hall. November 3rd. . I
Miss Grace Seymour is spending the
. day in, New York,
Special sale of rea‘dy-to-wear hats
at 808. Tillotson's.
Mrs. Charles E. Seymour is spending
the day in New York.
Thirteenth cont sale Thursday Fri:
day and Saturday at the Boston Store.
Samuel Lyncs left town this morn-
Ing for a few days stay in Washington.
Mrs. Clarissa B, Bates and Mrs. A.
Bach are spending the day in New
York.- . .
7 —~Surreys and Wagons at Schaub‘s
auction. tomorrow,
New oval-coats of newest style and
best service at Rogers is Steven’s, See
ad.
The schooner Brainerd has arrived
a with a cargo of sand for Raymond Bro-
thers.
The hearings on. the South Wilton
water supply matter have gone over
until November 9.
The barge Arthur Jackson arrived
yesterday with a cargo of soft coal for
Raymond Brothers.
The Harris & Guns Co. are dis-
charging two barges of coal, one bi.
luminous. one anthracite.
~Harnesses and Blankets at
Schaub's auction, tomorrow afternoon.
The New York Grocery Company
have installed a new electric coffee
mill in their up-to-datc grocery store.
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Honnockor, of
Bridgeport, are tltc proud parents or
u.'tlallgllter. born within the past few
days. I
Try a ton of lv‘crris Coal. They are
anxious to have their con] compared
with any stock their competitors are
selling. ,
——Horses at Schuub's auction, tomor.
row afternoon.
A schooner is being laden with stone
at Raymond's wharf for use in con
structlng work for the government at
Eaton's Neck,
A special communlcdtlon of Old
Well Lodge. F. and A. M., was held
last evening at which the Master's de-
gree was worked, followed by a ban-
uet. .
q A special communication of Old Well
Lodge was held last. night, when the
Master Masons’ degree was conferred
on several candidates. A banquet was
served, .
——-Energy all .gonc? Headache?
Stomach out of order? Simply a case
of torpid liver. Burdock Blood Bit-
ters will make a new man or woman
of you.
Robert Adams. of Norwalk, anti 0.
A. Freeman. of South Norwalk. who
have been engaged in the brokerage
business in Stamford, have dissolved
their partnership.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sammls. of
New York, spent Monday with their
niece, Mrs. C. J.,Peot. of Chestnut.
street. South Norwalk. Mrs. Sammie
has just returned front Europe.
The case of Paul Popp, charged with
drunkenness and breach of the peace.
was again continued yesterday after.
noon, when it came up in the town
court. It will probably be settled.
A regular meeting of Unclls Tribe.
1. 0. R. M.. was held last evening at
which live applications were received.
Al the close of the meeting the pilot
sachema’ degree team held a re-
hearsal. . '
~F’urnlturo at Sohallb'a auction.
Thursday afternoon.
The monthly meeting of‘ the Wo~
man's Foreign Missionary Society of
the First Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held tomorrow afternoon pt
3:30 o'clock with Mrs. Henry a Wing.
No. 61 West street.
The pir‘ooa who has a little money
already‘oxperiénm a fooling oi laden.
pondonoo'ond stilt-respect that comes
* In no other way. Beginning today.
0 a dollar opens on account with the
£2th
l,
Milk Savings Bank.
The to . ooh service attilo South
Norwalk‘glflngrentionsi Church will
. be conducted by John ‘3. Lawrence.
‘ and will be tinnitus I oratory to
the Celnmnnion. to be at next Sun»
day morn ._ .A .Inoeting of the
Church Counoii‘fi‘rill beheld Immcdl'
oteiy other the ohm of the thinnest:
service. Am hostel- will he installed
to insure comforflhlo major the
midweek service and the «unthin-
nlontof the idiom committee on Fri-
owning. f .
About Your 'I‘uil‘lml‘i
no you “phenols with the on»
_ ties contingent lino, you on W
cream that . I r'ptanhning
one from tho Moots pinaot.
have s stocky: the Most and most
, i be ”it
may “a ,
LENSEJIBON 8
min s colour. ‘
~ A‘ monthly ,tins'ot lawmaker
Club, of the Southhorwalkhaptist
Church. will be held Friday evening.
at the church. . .
Cyrus E. Clapp. of Stamford. was ap»
pointed administrator at the estate of
the late Burr Glover. In the Norwnlk
Frobato Court. this morning.
, General Russell il‘rost, commanding
IIIfl“ brigade. Connecticut National
(Elliot-d. and the members of his staff
will attend the funeral of Colonel Su-
chcr. in New Haven, tomorrow attor-
noou. The Norwulk military men will
regard to the disposal of ,the Smith
street lockup property to the manufac-
turing concern which has expressed a
liking for Norwal . ’
The concern has as yet not said
what It is wililnx to give for the pro-
perty. The present probabilities are
that nothing final will be known until
the representatives of the concern
have an interview with the committee.
The latter would like to get the com-
pany to-make an offer.
The committee for the town has
talked over the matter of price hilt it
is understood that the figures are sub-
ject to change. it is understood that
some of the members or the commit.
ice are in favor of disposing of the
property for what it would cost to
bllild another lockup building.
DARLING RETIRES.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Un-
der Four Secretaries.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-—Charlea
H. Darling retired yesterday front the
cities of assistant secretary of the na-
vy. which post he has held since De-
cember 16, 1901. He will be succeed-
ed by Truman H. Newberry, of De-
troit. Mich. who will take the oath
of ofiice tomorrow. Mr. Darling has
ities.
served under four secretarlcs~ . h d
Messrs. Long, Moody. Morton and ar“
Bonaparte. ma
President Roosevelt, in accepting cats
the resignation of Mr. Darling as assls.
tant secretary of the navy, said he
was unwilling to have him leave the
public service, and announced his in‘
tention to appoint him collector of
customs at the port of Burlington. Vt..
upon his retirement from the navy
department.
ough
OBITUARY NOTES: i
MRS. HARRIET A. RAYMOND.
The death 'of Mrs. linrrlot A. Ray
mond. widow oi‘ the III“) Joseph .1.
Raymond. occurred at her home. ""
at
Chestnut atrccl, South Norwalk. yes
tel-day, aged seventy-eight years. She
is survived by four rillldrcn, Alphonso
A. Raymond, Robert 0, Raymond. May
1.. Raymond and Dorothy A. Raymond
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. W. W. ’l‘.
Duncan officiating. The interment will
be in Union Cemetery.
MRS, MARY BIGGIO.
Mrs. Mary Biggie died yesterday at
her residence at Poplar Plains. The
deceased was 82 years of age. She is
survived by twosohs. John and Ben-
iamin Biggie. The remains yore lat!-
en to Brooklyn today and interred at
Calvary Cemetery.
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.
NEW YOR » November 1.--—The
Council of .iewia Women, which has
about ten thousand members devoted
to uplifting their race ili tilts country.
will hold its fourth triennial meeting
in Chicago. December 4 to 13. At this .
meeting a large number of Jewish
women will gather to discuss questions
of vital interest to both their Him: and
to the United States.
is the proper avenue to transact
~ mi
vice.
est fitting suits
black .
style and quality.
“ \
Oats are the favorite food f0
bushel.
at their best when a yearoid.
requisites. better buy sufficient quantity to last until new outs
I are fit to feed.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
m
sea.-
49 Wall Ct... Norwotk.
CATALOGUEB FREE.
(.
34”“ “twice or: the Min can... oi
"It?“ ”3’” as I’O“. want; long and:
Si:
T: $15.00 to $30.00. 3
For conservatives-tastes, the Ryt'on, or. the‘ilonger coat,
cut full and loose. ‘
in mixtures. Oxford and black.
’ $10.00 to $35.00. "
Young fellows take to the long doublenbreasted fancy
$7.50 to $20.00.
Varsity suits loathe same young fellows—the smart-
made, in greys. fancy mixtures, blue and
$10.00 to $25.00.
Fall hats and fumishin
‘u.
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A BOUT OATB.
. dry.
er.
MANUEL 'r. HATCH.
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A
NEW AND UPI-TO-DATE LINE
JUST RECEIVED AT
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glgiying oer-I
For, dressy men, the Painter, or the doublobrcuted box
coat, in minturoa. grayesnd blocks.
y important consideration.
gestlble and liable to give colic.
t never to be fed when less than three months old. and are
We have cuts with all these
new
i
.
gs that match our clothes in
r horses because of several qual-
They contain more nitrogenous matter than the other
i grains. their nutrients are combined in the best ratio,
more digestible; for a steu
better than any other food.
. Alld .now—dhere' are oats and oats.
they
dy diet the horse appreciates them
Good cats are clean.
sweet and plump berry. The weight is a very important
Thirty-two poundsconstitute a legal bushel. but good
weigh more, we have them over 40 pounds to the measured
Six quarts of the heaviest will weigh as much as a pack
of the lightest and therefore contain almost a third
ment, quart for quart; so it is evil
economy to buy the heavier grain.
The age of cats is a ver
New oats are indi
more nutri-
iently a nlattorpt no small
. .
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as
W.P. BEERS’
Book and Stationery Stores.
Telephone Connection. ,
0 Positions 'Filletlbilfioladllates of
o 80. Main 8h. Bo. Norwaik.
Merrill College
THE PAST 25 WEEKS.
THE TRAINING AT MERRILL DID IT.
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
-
M. A. MKRRILL, Prim.
ENROLL NOW.
3°- Norwalk. Conn. Openiilgh. 110w 1:30
Sentinoiada. pay. ,. ,. . . «—» «v—w—w-umw —— w-~~~ Amai Cop say. 84% 83% can.
.... ,. .. .. W . Am C. a 1“ Co «ii-it not. «int; 40%.
‘ I . Am Cot Oil 32 I gay. slot 32%
EYEB CHANGE AND cuss" sun In cHANoIo . 313 fig? ’33:: 32:5; IE5}; 337$
. Ant Smut. 138 13 .855 189
AGOOIDINBLY Am Sugar 142% 142% 142%, 142%
Often one attributes a look or slut-nus or vision to his me A 'r a s we sang sass, as 33%
when his gluon are wholly toblamo. Would It not be well to have A ‘r a S p pf 104 104 194 104
your syn Ixamlnod again! and?) aROIIlIiio iIIIIIIIA‘ 1I1I2tfi iIlIEIIA iIlIaII/é
' ' V“ V II [It ‘1
'T . FR‘E' $29?) &w0hio 25:2 to 55;: 06::
t out 'I 21% 21 2t
B J Ch M & St P 180% 180% 179V. 180%
I'll“. 0.".“0. on (as Ii ’ ' ‘ I '
Del it iiud 237 237 230% 287
u WALL flflll‘l‘. NORWALKJT. Eric 48 «tau. 47% 47%
_ Erie lat pf 81 81% I51 81%
.. ._ , , . . .. IrIiIan miecI IiggI/I Iggy 11:3“ 11%“
l Contra
BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE ALL EYES , hon: Ninth Iggé Ihgé Isa 13:}:
. . - un ottun i it I 1
requires careful attention. Yqu require spectacles sooner or later. Defective eyes, union strengthened with list St Ry 119% 1199511814. ”9%
want. to be IfulIly securtI-ti whcnIit {Ix'agnmflfu'fifum‘ggnd- T“ ”WW olm m °“°“ “r“ "at," £9?th 23m :3 gm :8}:
cones to toss invo via its ' ' ii.'- «i, .
”gnaw. of moneys. g HOMER B. HOYT. Refueling Optician. . : KPaIIII‘ pf IgIlIin I327... 1332‘s 15%
A SUBSTANTIAL TRUST Room 9. Unliodmnk Building. Telephone ails-12. Hazlitt Norwoik, Canal. No be it -
, it , at Mod 62% 03% 02% 68%
COMPANY Special Appointments at convenience of no no I N Y Control 152 102 151 161
Dillon houro swims. 12:45—43:00. Hoturdor‘ovonltlgo. 1.4.
They
I We are IhowlnfiI in our‘wlnr
“dim this. week I‘took oi eta?
_ lottery emporium cement the
. bolt papers made; Not an old I
I style among them. Better look
at your stationery supply—then
look at our window display.
sales "can sort.
intuition Pharmacy ‘
0V3!-
D
iakIlIiI the 12:tltiIt.raill from Smith Nor CONS. \r a v‘§- , ‘ ~ vii-s, i ‘ i» ll]. ~ ‘
wa . . I 00 " T ‘, TH! PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TOWN LOOKUP PROPERTY. ' , $8'50 ISO $25‘ ' , TlhcAI-L 1".
Nothing. 08.1.12"; azogzggctrésardlno Fall and medium weights in black and Oxford, knee 55W
There to nothing definite asset in . lengthtt, \‘a t ' Mamas & Gomscmmd‘ 00'
\
(inset-porous.)
manhunt storms.
canon.
tor-rt: ll Corbett Block. Io. Norwaik.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WA‘iili STREET. 10:10 a. III.--Rettll~
nations on yesterday‘s lalc advance
and the execution of some. large buy-
ing orders ill a number of favorite
stocks caused an irregular opening In
the stock market. today, bllt over night
changes were not. pronounced outside
of head, which gained a. point. The
railroad stocks ill general were heavy.
WALL STREET, 11 a. air—Stacks
were purchased more freely and a
general rally was helped by the con-
fident buying of Reading. I:(li:01‘ll()li\’t‘.
and Smelling pfd. Railroad stocks
' showed little. sympathy with the rise.
in the leaders and made only sluail
gains. Smelting pfd. was bought on-
, tenslvcly and rose 3 points. The Run-
, sas & Texas stocks gained 1. Airman.
live 1 1-4 and N. Y.. N. H, H. 2.
Reading sold on a parity with yesterv
day record, 129 1-8. General selling
which wiped out. the rise in a large
measure occurred before 11 o‘clock.
Smelting. General Electric. Great
Northern pill, Louisville & Nashville.
Northern Pacific and Union Pacific prd
‘ fell back to it point. ileinw last night
and Kunawha and Michigan 2 H and
(‘illcngo and liaslu-rn illlnois ("cl'tiii-
rates dropped 7 Hi.
WALL S’l‘itEE’l‘. noon.-~-l'rii-.~.~i foil
to a low-'r level than bl-i‘orc. Union
Pacific. Solitllcrll Pacific and 'I‘t‘iiilt‘s‘
sco Coal lost 1. Delaware & Hudson
1 1.4 and Lake Erie and Western 2.
lax‘omotivc ulld Loud lost their gains
and Smeitlng pi‘d. reacted 1 14. Thu
Kansas & Texas stocks rose I as lai-
cr. but the rally in the general list
did not hold well and led to a de-
crease in activity. Bonds were ir-
regular,
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—Tratliug
opcrulio’na' wot‘c resumed on a large
scale‘ in a number of the industrial
specialties that had bran conspicuous
in the recent speculation. Smelling
was bought on a liberal scale and its
advance of 2 points to 141 stimulated
a better demand for malty of the metal
stocks. Amalgamated (Topper ran up
to 0081‘ 85 and Locomotive pith. ’l‘on‘
ncssoo Coal. Colorado Fuel, (lotion Oil
ulld Canadian Pacific improvcd l to
1 1-4 and Pullman 2 1-2. Railroad
stocks continutul sluggish. Ilrooitlytt
'i‘rnnsit gave way a point, but rtv‘nvcr-
ed nearly all of it before 1 o‘clock.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples a Goldschlnldt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwnlk. Telephone 153.
are
Norf it West 809i; 30% 80% its
M lb
.iv in tho cl ftho
I" s ‘ 1 fig gob“? .
tuna-nu
BANK I no 1,.” nrwn.
,‘Wl ‘
3“.“
. t, - 1-» aw . ' . '~ 9 Out at Wont nil/iv my. 63% M
““y ”“I’W‘m‘ 13““ "I MSW“ Hoar 00h RUNAWAY can. unease ANTI-"IA”? IANNIR m Milli lay. 4m Iii iii
“" "“5“" °‘ "'°""""’ " " ’iP‘” “whim" "'T‘ .‘l‘im’al" “if” as film” .ist i“““a“ " it'll“. iii. till“. iii...
“‘0 8’ our VI 9 DINO ope II It 03 mm llllm I‘ . . _ '10 £00 All I I
THE SOUTH “ofigél'x early today and running at high speed portion: attlo . on tors down Jan Reading 128% 129% 1281.4 128%
TRUST COMP started down Mahatma street mu anti-Hearst honour to Union square Rep Stool 25a, can any. so
acts as mm“ for securities. leg‘ before tho motornlarl real sad that he to-day. The boat!” was Iiitliilr totiilo Itocit Island 29%“ ”is 30% 29
hole r cstotcs' maria .. ro cr- had reached this smopdoscsnt. The one pot. 1min huffinmiivootsrduy South Pan 7096 70%,» um 70
. .3 O ' .3“ p p . weight of three score passengers ran and which on ultra-noon not at t iiiou Ity Co 36% 36% 36% 30‘
m?” and accepts money 0" d“"Ii‘i’mt dared the brakes cushions and the can odiollnn. aft I‘ has Ry Co 1 mm mm 09% 9995'
i’
Call and see how we can serve slid at such speed to o. sharp curve , ,_ . made by 3 Tenn 0 a, in am ~90 _ 90
you. . , near the bottom oi, the bill that it, large crow it? Hill-f. {1‘0- Toxltr Put: it 4% am my
W into d the track.” the urvo and hit day’s om ”militarily altar 118 Union Poo 138 133 tam ism
W ‘ " “ ll tosmph pois.’ Illiov passengers o'clock and ”opium an attack Union Pile of tilt tilt till this
how am! mm Iniurod dying 1pm or suffer- teasing «or . it as: last, 0 a Steel is as iii are:
Postal cord Album. od severe it ass. its conductor I. .- 'hhrld‘ iobo 'Hlot'ét. ii I tinsel of too 103 lot too
It“! LIN! and another man were knocked on-‘ y _ in doing all Robson iii . at 111% Ii'ili
College Girl M “MI- conooiotio. , the polio. removed loath . chub pf 41‘ ’ 41% in. 41%“
New ark Vlminm , . ‘ liars and titling!!!“ I ‘ I Want tin 1's] in this at ”it
I iron to. TILMMPH OPIIIATOR DMD. . hand marked Niacin an. Initial“ " mu N. Nov. Ian-Tito Stock in
. NW soprano. alum, Now. 1.4-» south in twain I"?! tho scroll. snafu isolation today in observance
Hoary c. Boiler. one oi the. new. "coastline a, not? ‘ ' . . or Al new born ~
Idiom Worn in New Inn 'WWW
' PARIS. Nov. limits business was
mooted today curing
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and‘
at
m
th
Our price,
ro Syrup. 10c
45c doz.
Lon
lN FALL CLOTHING roa MEN WILL as'sourio Mass in rho-r}
FUSION. PROPERLY TAILORED cLo'rHss uses or. This
PROPER MATERIALBWHICH cAN “AND THE Tour or iii“ A .
vtca AND PROVE THEMSELVES wean-iv. THE LuiloitidlTi I
MANUFACTURERS or: MEN’B APPAREL CONFINE 'rl-ls esco- ’_~ "
HOPB sxcLusivva To 03' roll
core or THEIR TAILOR a
I
was CITY.
. This. IN CONNECTION WITH oua snowmo or SHOES 1" '
AND RUBBERS roa MEN AND aovs. olvss oua Pundits '...~
THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE RANGE OF cactcs. . g x
TAKE A LOOK AT oun NEW FALL NscKwaAa. 7.11;“; n7
HEAD-TO-FOOT ourrrrreas. w some 1‘
‘ 98 Washington St.
' Telephone Call 324-2.
Potatoes.
Car lots
$1.00; 95c for 5 bushel lots.
ock free from rot, good cookers. Not too large.
Butter to up but i! am holding the
arket. Creameryv tub. 25¢.
Loose Buckwheat just in.
Atmore’o wet
s best.
New Sweet Cider.I '
New stock of mixed Pickles. sweet or sour as
Some nice Cauliflowewt 10 to 12951:.
The best thing we havé in eggs are
Telephone Call 56-4.
1
TODAY.
TIL tos— .
IIlti frost isMOIlwillowPumpiiinnandMlll’fiiorn ls inlilo }'
Shook. "is is the lime to Put in Your Winter Stockhfé—e-
The market is up and going up. Now lsa gooditime to buy. .'
now bringing 85c will be selling at $1.25 to $1
price subject to
price down within it: of wholesale
New iot fresh prints just in. 290.
Honey Strained, 12 and 22c bottle.
IMInce‘Meat sold by pound ,15c, or 2' lb. jar, 250. Quality
you like, sold by qt. or lb.
Good turnips. "
Ct. state fresh. 350 0101., home .
are about as scores as lions teeth. Have a few at times. which tell at.
The 35: eggs give exceiie nt satisfaction.
Hope to he of Good Service. .
ENZO DIBBLE?
noel:~ FL
755.50 bbi. ‘
UNITED GROCERY ,coMPANY,
2‘0 soars MAIN or. . ‘,
so. NORWALK. or. .
I'EI... 20-3.
IAIT NORWALK. OT.
Esctllopsl Escallopsl Ettallopsi
LONG ISLAND ImALLOPS TODAY AND SATURDAY. I 7.
ALSO ALL KIND8 FRESH FIB H, OYSTERg, CLAM8 RECEIVIIOI *
CUTBILL’S '
' Bridge Fish Market.
. ft..-
South Norwolfi. . f ‘
1 ‘
.50 by spring.
change. Maine
Now IKa-
. fresh
Hold eggs, 28o don!
.1 -N... .
OUR. "
49 FORT OT.
TEL» 319—4.
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1 trial ' at «tempt an mow
_ mill 1
An Exciting Time
BRIOGEPOR’I‘.
er atrocious assault has bowl commit-
ted by
county jail upon a follow prisoner.
was revealed today when Capella Brun-
no. of Southport. was arraigned in
the city court. charged with usnult
the Superior Court under bonds of
nailed a follow prisoner named The
mas .1. Tobin. who was serving time
for a minor silence committed in New-
town. .
The assault occurred on Monday
morning when the prisoners were let
out into the corridor of the jail. To
bin and iirunno
pipes.
tor. it in alleged. whipped out a sharp
piano of steel about four. inches in
length. which was once the blade of
o knife. and struck Tobin in the race
glancing and Tobin’s noon rm noorir
,5 severe! from his race. The much was
quickly ovsrpWorod and tho doom‘
out weapon Null from him.
DI“. (I. In. it
was not able to appear in court until
today. it. told the story at the so
unit in court
shove. Judge .
shin cause M07136 bound around
over to ho trlulin tho hummus:- torts
of til lupsrior ‘
, s Oourt. ..
known affliction no or “Matt
“I flu wot-rooted
In County Court
Bridgeport, This Morning.
Nov. l.-~'I‘hat, anoth-
Houu.
an liaiian prisoner at the hammer.
th intent to kill and bound over to
000. It is charged that Brunnn oo-
“10.005.490.
were built smoking
I ‘l‘ohiu'spipu either foil or was
ockcd to the floor and words pano-
IiatWottil him and liruuno. The lab
til it. The blow was downward and “1"
units was sent tor and
dressed Tobin’s wound. The mall
gradually as, given
iohoiooo Mutt. pron
“was
’ at“; m
PRISONER ABBAULTO ANOTHER. WES 00’1““!!! trial In the hill!“ Wt: '
was used as a witness against.
This is the second dastardly
that has been calamittod by a prisoner
at the Jail within a. few months. . The
other assault was committed with
”on...
NEW YORK crrv'o ouoorr. '5 “ ‘
board of Intimate A roves upon:
lturo of “16%.“
NEW YORK. October Sir-The hud-
get of the City of New York. ..
as approved by the Board of ”9“!!!” :
today, provides for the expenditufl‘ ‘
This Is on
$0,987.80? over the city'-
the previous year. The largest, 4
prlatlnn and the Iorgootiincrouo
made to the department 0! “ti . .
for which 323.308.188.01“ not. “I
an increase» of 31,801,170 om
The interest on the city‘s debt]
creased $1,057.11“. mill . the
into-rest account. 018.469. .
iror the police don the
702 lb appmprilttcd. it too
$0.280: whiIlIo Sag-MW LII“
,0 ‘i m . 7 ‘
”Momma
departments and 7 _ »
higher transom t 0le . '
WWI!“ Ilia
Bruno.
M
for 1.00
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