hrs floated . by
‘ ‘;. ”val"!
ism: sued From First Pan.)
declared that the tight at the
tarsal with East Norwalk's del-
, ll mean the complete polit-
iitall at the unselectmsn.
. [teat Harwell: delegates sprung
.a surprise when it was announc-
t in the interests of harmony.
H . eoahhad withdrawn in the tight
101’ hilltrar and that the delegates
Jill! “assessed and chosen Frederick
Mhdauiat. Mr. Lundquist, however,
It outline show beiore the convention.
The :Dovine forces nominat Charles
Buckley. the vote-standing 2 to 9.
Last night's light opened with an
lobigotlon to the part of the call which
res :
PreVloua to the convention the dele-
gates from each voting district of the
town will caucus separately to select
‘the candidates to which they are re-
,tlDectiyhly entitled, viz.: First District.
,I registrar 01 voters and one con-
stable; Third District, a registrar of
voters and one constable. This is in
ace dance with a vote passed at a
prev ous convention.
John F. Devine, a son of the ex-se-
lectnian. moved-that the section be
stricken out.
Attorney Walsh replied that the con-
vention had no right under the law to
strike out any portion of the call: also.
neither decency or precedent sanction-
ed iiny such action.
A,prevtous convention hiid made the
decree in the call. Young Mr. Dcvinc
wanted. to know by what authority
any‘viormer‘convention bad right to
make any such ruling more than ille'
present convention to rescind it. 110
further declared: “i didn‘t come here
to measure words with you (Mr.
Walsh). Last year you said it Keogh
said a word against the ticket, you‘d
be the first to put him off."
The convention was already getting
excited and applause was heard in'
great volume at remarks from both
sides. -
Mr. Walsh replied: “Wc might as
well silent this issue fairly. This con-
vention is assembled under a call and
to do business legally must act accord-
ing to this call."
John Mylod, who had been installed
as chairman of the convention, asked
or some light on the subject. 111'.
blue declared the call to bc incom~
plete as it was, bccailse it. did not
provide for a town chairman and ills-
irict committee. Registrar B. 0. Foo-
Iley straightened out this point by cx~
plaining that the selection of tiicsc of-
ficials is up to the chairman of the
tell primary districts iii the First alld
Third town districts.
Frank H, Merrill, town chairman.
was asked to explain why he bad in-
sorted the section in the call objccicd
to so strenuously by the Devine forces.
Mr. Merrill said that previous to last
year it had not been necessary to have
such a section iii the. call, as each dis-
trict had always rccognizcil the rights
of the other. This was wllcn the light
between Devlno and Keogh broke out.
Mr. Merrill pointed out how manugc-
merit in East Norwalk had brought up
the Dcmoi-riitlc votc lll East Norwalk
from 4 and 5 to 1 to a point now where
it is never more than 2 to l. The
. object of the sci-lion in the call was
to give llomc rule. “Why won‘t you
let East Norwnlk rule the East Nor-
walk and of the town," asked Mr, Mcr-
rlll in closing.
Despite Mr. Walsh's strong stato-
mcni that tho motion of John 1". lic-
vlne to have a portion of the call
stricken out was lilcgal, the chairman
ruled that it was ill order and the con-
vention passed ii. the Nor-walk dob»
gation voting to strike out and East
Norwslk against it.
Mr, Walsh appealed to tho dclcgatcs'
sensc of jilsiicc. but all to no avail. No
had always lltii'll taught that the fun.
damental principle oi ilic party was
governing as little as possible, the
party being only an liisirililiciit to pro
curing peace and order and protection
of rights. A pillar of tlic party was
home‘ rule and this was about to be
violated. lic drew tho illli'llllllll oi‘
the delegates to the fact that thcil'
ancestors had fled from their bomcs lit
the pursuit of home rule liild that it is
a struggle that is going on all over the
world—~tlie masses 11mins! the classes.
“There in the corner," declared the
speaker, “is an old man who tied to
this country for his Vcry lilo in the
struggle tor home rule. it hurts me
to say this. i want harmony that.
leads to success. I! you do this do you
think you clln be called liclnocrats and
be sustained by the stain ill-ilim-rucy'.w
At an interjection at this poilii from
young Mr. Ut'Vlllt‘. Mr. Walsh made ills
declaration that ho would call upon
the town Democrats to boil tlic iickct
head if homo rule was denied East
Norwaik. 'l'wrniy to N‘Vt'll was the
vote iii favor of striking out the clause.
Dr, Thomas 14‘. ('llllll' nominated Mr.
Del/inc for sch-ciman and upon limited
0! John Keogh the vain was tattoo by
scalamstion. The irony oi‘ illc affair
brought a smile. ’l‘hi- nomination was
unanimous.
When the nominations for constables
were naked for three nominees were
at forward. Thomas lilini, Bryan 11.
Hi and John 1.. llohcris. Mr. liiint
was iii-st chosen and mast. Norwalii
asked for its right to have n constable,
Watrar Keogh said that Mr. Rob-
W would not enter into a ballot can-
test {or the allies. Mr. Keogh called
attention to the tact that East Norwalk
has no police protection and that Mr.
ria had in the past acted very
I alonlly II a constable. lie was
‘ nominated.
There was cessation of hostilities
While the candidates for the other at-
iloara up to registrar were being
Inst haters the vote was taken on
its last named cities. Registrar kaolin
, It the 910m and laid on the lush in
in less strokes.
it be: ”There has been some lila-
between the foot and top of
dishes; which i have tried my heal
Martin 1 have tried to do every-
0111‘}; out the feeling 041109011
cum and the committee from
“will. I have been success-
, l recognise that the party is
“V than one or two men or this
slob. i told the delegates that
want my name to be present.-
M convention. We assessed
shoes a candidate for rule
l
/’
awn
l
h.
. the
tion for it twofold
nominate Devine and secondly to wipe
him (Keogh) oh' the ticket. Some were
pledged to this, be further charged.
if some of the delegates have their
way, he said. East Norwalk could not
have home rule.
the assemblage and then declared:
1!"-..
purpose, first. to
He looked around
"As 1 look around, outside of live
delegates from East Norwalk. there
isn't one of your 25 whose, ancestors
did not have to tight. for the same
principle. All of your ancestors fought
for it in lreland.”
He drew attention to the fact that
he had promised that should he be
nominated and Davina (all at election,
he would resign as registrar. This, he
said. had been made plain to thedelc-
sates. lie also asserted that he did
not, need the 011100 and that he never
100k a dollar out of politics that he
did not pilt back, and spoke of how
the Republican majority in East Nor-
Walk lliid been cut down front 5 to l.
in tact, sometimes it was uncertain
whether the district was Republican
or Democratic, and had glycii several
Democratic candidates in late years a
majority,
“As 1 said before, some of you are
here for a two-fold purpose." be con»
tlnucd. “The delegates to this con-
vention are of a diffcl'cnt kind from
those who were chosen some few
night ago, to attend various conven-
tions where ihcy would have to pay
their own expenses. You don't see
any Glover's, Danna. Sutherlands. or
Osborne here tonight."
Mr. Walsh nominated Frederick
Lundqiiist for registrar. explaining
that he. had served as a deputy for
sevcrai years. "We have gone as far
as decency will allow." said Mr.
Walsh, "and We leave the responsibil-
ity in your hands."
“is address carricd hilt little weight.
as was shown by the result. Charles
1’. Buckley received 22 votes to it for
Mr, Lulldquist.
Upon motion of Timothy Driscoll.
the chair appointed a committee of
three to fill vacancies that may 'occur.
(‘llairmnn Myloil named Frank H. Mcr~
rill, .lolln 1", Bovine and Dr. ’1‘. l".
(1111119.
The convcllilon adjourned, slibjcct
to the call of tho chair, for the naming
of justlccs of the peace candidates and
a candidate for representative.
The full ticket named by this con-
vention was as follovvs:
SELEF'l‘MAN.
.lohn Devilic.
(foNS'l‘AilIJdS,
Thomas 1111111, John l.. Roberts
, GRAND .lllRtllls.
il‘l'ank Hailwitz. William Warden.
ASSESSOR,
Ebenezer ii, li‘illow.
BOARD OF RELIEF.
.llimcs Sulhcriaiiil.
SCHOOL \‘lSl’i‘tilt,
John J. (hu’linauli,
REGISTRAR.
Bernard (‘, Focncy. (‘liiirlcs .l. Illlckicy,
TREE WARDEN.
Edward Mathews.
The delegates in attendance \vcrc:
First ilistrlciv—lhrter ii. Karllililgll.
John 1“. licrinc. 'l‘iinotliy liriscoll.
Sccontlwdohii l~‘. Moore, John Myloil,
Frank A. Volk. Michael E, Dowd. Niche
olus (iornian.
’l‘lill'ilwdanics ll, blagiicr. William
E. Riordan, William E. O'llrli-ll, liaii-
li-l .l. McCarthy.
Fourth—Thomas 1". Clone. .lohn l’.
I'lowd. John J. ('illiili, Joseph J“. .\1c
Quillan,
il‘ilili~»\\'iifrcil W. Morrison, James
11. Gilhcrt, Walter lloyi.
Sixth—John .l. Walsh, (illbcrt 1-), Bo
giirt. Wlullcld S. lluiiloril. John Keogh
Sevilntliwinlkc Doriloy. .lllnics ll
Moore,
lilgllili-~.liimcs 10. (lilhlll, Patrick
Walsh, (‘liarlca Kiliscliii.
Niiiill--.\lichlli-l Nolan, William lion-
oval).
'l‘ciiili—Arlhur Donlclis,
linilwitz.
. (1. Money acted as secretary oi
the convention.
Frank S
PESSIMIST IN GERMANY.
(Halt imoro Sun).
Kaiser Willlcliii said rcccilily in one
of his little lloiilllics. that there ought
to be no pessimism in Germany. and
such as were ilicrc should lcuvo the
umpire for tho cmplrc's good. The oin-
pcror seems to have made ibis state-
ment with the view of discouraging
ildvcrso criticism by the press of im—
pcrllll poiicics. it appears that the
emperor coiisliicrs cvcry critic of his
administration 11 pcssliliist, which is
it post. but ilot altogether candid or
convincing .wuy of dealing with the
subject. The prcss laws are strict in
Germany. anti editors who dcslro to
kccp onl of prison do not publish iron-
icnl or scrious rcfii-ciiolis upon the
cmporor personally. Nt‘Vi‘l'llll‘ll‘ilii ihc
National 29111an of Berlin makcs hold
to defend pcssimista by saying:
"Men in responsible 0111st who iii
largo words proclaim nlllunliiccni
(leads not pcri‘oriucd. who book fi‘ll‘llil‘
ship» whori- ihoy pro 1101 wanicd. and
who to cvcry ounrrci in 1110 world
must contribute illcll- “llravo‘” rim-ll
it good rival of sound pessimism. (tom;
lag from n 'l‘cntonir aourcc this is ccr.
tiiiilly a wicked iliriiai ill lilo cmpcror.
li. priivcs beyond question that even
the humble pessimist. will turn when
troddcn upon. Tho joke now seems
to he on the kaiser.
W
UTRATEGY.
'l‘ro llriimiik-r was observed to bo
decorating his sample trunks with
white ribbons and old shoes.
"Have you lost your mind?" lhktill
a brother knight of the road in silica
iiihineni.
“Oh. no." laughed the other, "this
is merely it scheme of mine."
"What kind of 11 schools?"
"Why.there is a very romantic bag.
sandman on this route, and when its
secs my trunks decorated like. this
he will think they belong to honey-
moon cmipios and pass them on ion;
deriy without a single aniliiih."-«Chi-
cnno News.
IUIPICIOUS.
Though be burst into boisterous laugh-
tor,
When netted it" he was a graughier,
Ana told the man with lhe rake
He had made some mistake.
tie shiiddered immediately angina:
- no
Be not too brief in conversation, lest
uncharged that some
Jim at the coarser;
you be not understood, nor too .dii~
toss lest you he troublesomewi’ro-
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.abont it, ol'w'i‘ifirit‘otha 113ml olic'o; 0160' . N 01110300191?
Am BI _ Cit Norwafifnn MONEY. (1 TOWN POOR. Last year 87, 00 t the; taxes laid for WIATHII W
. C“? 801th hi 1 81,757.40 rocerles $5706.27 this year was taken, which had it been 7-w—
1' 1, arm k, 1,418.10 Rent: 13%;); 1:311:35 t111111003313?r5111“work wyg'lig 0have Charles F. Bennett of Mai-loo. Talia
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- 0W" 8 "l, ' 813,779.37 Transportation 5 . 0 4.3m“; ' 8 w““ l” Coming.
, """""" We, the undersigned. Auditors of . SOUTHINGTON Bent 23.——Ohariea
En lasers ROAD ROLLER. 012107.53 ”1,, Town of Norwalk, hereby cei-tlty F‘. Bennett, of Marion. 0 weather prop-
5 1 - $14-00, ”'"""’ .that we have examined» the ammonia hat, 0‘ 0"” ”9.79““ standing. h"
,OF THE . . Reps rs and Supplies, 15.18 TOWNB‘ oi the Selectmen and find them corn produced a prediction as follows: '
s 1 f t} insurance. a 15.00 gown gauche 550.40 mm The White" ‘1'“! be somewhat more
till] own cw , anaan 135,00 CHAS. N. 'BMl'l‘H severe than a year ago. but not as se-
6 80 en 0 .16 $44.18 gown {granaryt £5.82 WM. 3 WlLCOX ' vet‘s; as thfifwlnter of 1004-5.
> m...— own BBDOI‘ ,4 39 t. 20 190.1 ' ' ere W be a'late fail and an ear-
Town Of Nor‘ HOfiPlTALB. 'l'own Stamford 48.15 p ....._... ly spring. An iclscrop is assured, but
Conn. I-{oapnal for insane, “495,15 City Bridgeport 15.00! Respectfully submitted. I ”0"" thank 1‘ “"1 be harvested “‘1'
walk Norwalk Hospital Association, 041203100 Derby , 12153 ALFRED AVISON t“ “'9’ ”“3”" -
, Westport Sanitarium, 595.00 l‘own Meriden , .90 JAMES A ROWN Mr. Bennett bases his predictoin up-
conn. school for lmbeciles. 101.09 m JACOB 13' 0171101111) "“ ”m" ”a" 0” “”5" “““mm’ “"W“
1906. N.Y_pa,,,m,,.1nmmm_ 100.00 1990.44 q, ,t . - - as the “mllt.” He butchered last
N. v. Skin and Cancer Hospital, 79.00 “-1- ' ‘ ‘3 0‘ m‘" “r ““3 "w" °‘ ”WWW" week-
A t 1' OT (1 i ii - _._____., Undertakel's. 8487.60
moon 0 r ers rawn 1y is "13527 Grand Total $155,475.54 ‘ '
Board of Selectmen for the year ends li‘rank Woodward Estate ‘ . ' _...__. T w as
lug August:EMEJligbglglfil'lslve. I ”10:13 RECEIPTS FROM VARIOUS SOUR- q n Tre urer’s Report.
. . .. Total. ,2 _ - eras. FOR YEAR EN . ‘
Salami. William H. Hendricks. 5 490.00 . —-—~——a‘ $7 39 M Rents 8215 00 DING AUGUST 31' 1906‘
Groceries. 1.008.10 lNDEXlNG APPROPRIATION. Slate Puuperii 60.28 September Int. 1905. balance on hand. A 8 5497 86
first; . . Wig-93 $260.04 Town Stamford 45.50 ‘ , nocmrrs.‘ . .. , . '
e“. "”2 l a. i i :‘l’h” "—- Becker_Account. 133.30 From Selectmen. " 5042 52
Hardware uni tbs rs. 3:291” LOCKUPS. City Scuth Norwalk 1.03 From Collector 01‘ Taxes. Liens. - “ '733'83
(fliiltlil‘ng, ‘ .03..)0 Norwalk: 0, E, Jennings 22,00 From Collector of Taxes, List 1004, 97 271.93
will "ill ~.l “3”" Dinners. $01.39 Hlshwny 10.50! From Collector of Taxes interest. '83204
l 111 m , 1.10.08 Heating. 47,25 Telephones 12.34; From Collector of Taxes, Polls and Commutation, 1363-00
Iéiliiilriiniiiil. . . W ' . 135.00 Repulrfi‘ 35,75 Rent. Children's Home 88.00 From County Commissioners. 2532000
I111 11 G . [oi talc John liiiid- ‘ Water. ”‘00 Hospitals 506.20 From Loans, ' 50.00000
(1 ng, d it 50.00 M 'l‘owa Dunbury 432,35 From Income for Public Schools. 11.691117
132w an all , , 415.30 $148.89 Town Ridgeneid 538.50 From State Connecticut; Corporation Taxes, 5135552
'1. ligsl'l 13- ° Smith Norwalk: 'l‘0wn Westport 00.51 From Town Clerk. Doss Registered, 1'018’70
Pf ep one, , 21.85 Rpm. $180.00 Town Redding 130.00 From Clerk Town Court, 2,932.00 ‘
83. . 810900 Dinners. 33,52 Text Books 18.04 m' '
f ..._....... a...“ Aims House 120.53
1, 34.49131 321352 Town Hadilam 120.00 . DlSBURSEMENTS. .1 '208’565'37
ASSFSSORS -. ’l‘Olfll. . $307.41 Drawbrldge 1000.00 Selcctmen's Orders outstanding Sept. 1, 1905, ' a 17586
g iari _ * - 11 ~— , Town Darien 587.07 Selocimcn's Orders from Sept. 1, 1905-Sept 1 1906 154 925'”
«aw gramme“ MILITARY rmaonmunr. , Bridses 29.10 Notes paid. ' ' ' 2050000
0 .W. Ra 'mond |, 333333 .lohn Greenwood, lst District, 300.00 Soldier’s Burial 210.00 interest. I‘ 19.092.41
Ebenezer-)Flllow' 2 "00.00 E. B. “we“. 2,] District. 5000 '(Eliy of’Norwalk 00.18 Corporation vl‘axusi, . . 2'273124
Writing John W ‘Curnow .75.00 Chas. 1. Scllcck, 3d District. 2500 l‘own loor 34.25 William J. Tracy. M. D.. Health Ollicer, ‘17156
P, u . - - . ~ David Swords, writing 25 00 “em" ”‘8“ ‘30th 10-00 Town Court Orders. 160975
1mm nlgilrc 15:53 ”mung. ' 4:35 a. 11. 1:0?“ 20.00 iredlt Sinking Fund, i'oooioo
Looking up autos, ; 3.00 . "64; Cova- &c 111ng 173.53 Balance on blind, September 1. 1900. 6,817.34
\ 4.. T ' 3 Thomas Glynn 04.82 ’ ' 3903 565 37
___ __ t .050 orsraa GROUND. SURVEY, gighclicfiotyncs 12:3 unpaid Orders outstanding, 1901-1905. . 3' 52'25
.. . Inuidou '
DmWhl‘ldgc-BRIDGES' “3'65 Tax Collector's Oil‘lce 1.10 p r em outstanding, lglgullzmg miND 550'”
_ "'—'--' . , J . ' ' ' ‘
Salary, .lohli 11. Cole, 3 600.00 . PRINTlNG. glgl: (I‘llllipm 13.33 Amount on deposit Norwlwégl‘qvénglssggmé’ "1'199'86
llmfhlli'ilgelictiic mo 122.40 .‘ $409.15 Anne Hoyt Estate 8.00 1905 H 0L FUND'
,. ~ ~ - ~—-— Est. c1 13. & A' . ,r .6. .
R luri l “ “(meg SALARIES. Town \l‘l’llton lllillr4R08e‘l‘S $3413 giééinber 1. by Dividend Hartford National Bank, 3 36.00
"it" 1‘3 ll"l supp ('8. 0157-) Alfred Avlsoll. 1st Selectman, 01.175.00 ~*‘“"“ ' .2 1 ‘
:;;u,',:.';,;:l:d “chm 0,203 '0'“? A. 1...... 900.... 0042.52 3:12;. i. ’3’.‘iiili‘s‘é‘fdFdlililii“§iii‘5.§i“ii§3§‘ 3...... 3333
,3 « ‘- , 17‘ .acoi 8. Raymond. 825.00 . , 1. ' )‘r’ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ -
Inning; £15.10 .101... licvllie. 100,00 AMOUNTS our: FROM VARIOUS 5:91,,”313,9100:migrant-rum Nmom’l mm" 20‘0"
“Plug?" ; -”-00 Win. A. (turtle. Town Trolls, 250.00 SOURCES. ' ”'00
“it" ' t 8-00 (I I N ASUDl’l‘ORS. Anne lioyt Estate 3.00 . 812400
a f———— ‘lar 0's . inith. William State. Pauper 51.50 All list 31. To aid 1 to ’l‘ w T -
no” [3mm Bridge . 3§.333.l§ S. “110011. $100.00 Mrs. NlCllolas Space 15.00 g D n {Gallirebalggrgél'l‘ FUND $124.00
ileum-1101 Fm“ - “12.33? _..-..,._ Rent. Children's Home 10.00 1900. '
Cedar am“ and up lroacli 346]? 33.35000 Stutc llllrlals 70.00 May 30. interest to Oct. 1. 1905. on orders Nos 1 to 19 ‘ $472 62
s‘cribiicr . l - l -' .10 3511110 Hanna S. Gilbert 500.00 August 31. To paid into Town Treasury ' ' 472' 2
mmmg. 1:30.00 snancrnan's orrica. Town Wilton 12.00 ' Norwalk Conn Set 19 19:6 .6
,Inlllils ' 1» F222 Clt‘fit. .. 3050.00 Humid Seymour 10.00 We. the undersigned. Auditors of Town Accounts doqhergby certifv that
l’crry '“wmw' r 43'3“ lltclni.‘hSouth Norwulk. 131300 will‘i‘uulll‘ kmgllgt‘gl‘eltlt C0. 32130 we have examined the accounts of William A. Curtis ‘Treasurer of the'Town
. . . I'.‘ . cop once. . .‘...t ‘1 9 U C L 3' .
$13,323 “m \ ' 32-17? “00“, 39.30 Estate li‘rank Woodward “(2.25 of Norwalk, for the year ending August 31, 1906. and find them correct,
0“ ' ‘1 r g-u’“ Stationery and Stamps. 34.07 Homer Buttery 15.00 CHARLES N‘ SM‘TH'
t‘cntcr l . ~43? ice. 22,00 Chas. W. Reiusoa 10.00 WILLIAM 5‘ WILCOX.
Pillow" ‘ 1?,“ laundry, ”.50 Town Naligatuck 3.00 Auditors of Town Accounts.
Winfield l ,1 19-00 Insurance, 12,43 Overlook Academy 14.00 m _._.~.._.~ ._._.._.~._._.
“Wm. . ‘ ' a 13-78 your,”ch 4,30 Town Durban 764.30 .
licclcr' ‘ . “~58 chlilrs, ,75, Mary Butler 129.00
(mumé ! llllll W (‘11); of Bridgeport 20.88
‘H . .. . . ‘ ~00 5931,55 Town Danilui‘y 10.00 ‘
“(M Noiaillli. - ‘ 2.50 Town Meriden 90
£42211}:th ‘ ' :33 SCHOOL VISITORS. Town. Stamford 28:05 ’ 1 I V
' -_ _.._ ‘ Arthur (‘. \Vlicclcl‘, Visitor. $100.00 ,SO' ‘5“ka Savings Society 2”}?‘06
. ‘ 836100 Ablathiir Blanchard. Visitor lown “““Wn 20.00 cm “T‘a as
Told]. ' ' and Secretary. 200.00 . ‘
___._ "1'969'75 2m psi-is. Visitor. 100.00 "324-49 .
BOARD OF RELIE . Stationery find Stamps. 825 , ,
SWIM: F I ”mum 0.00 roan FARM REPORT Jusr ON TIME—OUR 0001: Lu CK AND YOUR soon LUCK. ”
C. W. Bell. 50.00 4---. Erliorses $300.00
inn“? :‘llhermnd' - J 50.0” 5414.35 30':st 3123.33 Nearly two thousand pairs of blankets direct from two 01 the largest
.1 ~ - a l — ’ - ~
”“311"; t 01411, ‘1 ’ 222:: SCHOOLS. (1,)“ 200.00 mills in America came to us this morning. Nothing could he more oppor-
‘ ' South Norwnik [won School grading” 535.93 tune. We want to rush them out in a hurry and have priced them accord.
8235.90 ‘1)lsli'lct" . 124.453.” 4 m,“ R“. Straw {.530 their. i
CIVIL ENGINEERING 23‘1“; rfm‘mlk . 2298-“: 400 Bil, Potatoes 280.00
(”mm N. WM . 0294.00 (skill-ohm. ‘., 27331211 150 iii... rumi‘pu 75.00 500 rams, FULL size. WORTH 75c. AT ........... . ................ 59s
‘ t ‘ ‘ [“107] l'lll! - . l
COMMll'lM‘A'l‘lQN T“ :(gullilxg‘hl', and. 3,0233; Plum,“ mums 1:333 500 PAIRS. FULL size, WORTH 31.50, AT ..... . .................. 31.00
‘ ‘ I ‘ u )“ ' a l r. 0 ‘
82.12000 WSW rm» M, Rm, School 5301,13“ 03%;“ £333 500 PAIRS, FULL size, WORTH $2.00, AT ....................... . v.49
, 7—5,— isii-lri 15131.3 5 ‘ . . '
CODN'H TAX. ‘ _. North (‘cllii'r School District 1,254.59 ‘13 ,{fghsiarnrsts 713.33 500 PAIRS. FULL SIZE, WORTH 02.50 ........... .......... $1.39
$109502 $3?31"§.§2"33i3....i01...... 1114113111 .2... 300 PAIRS COMFORTABLEB. EXTRA VALUE aim
A 11 Bflldwlnngcgona IE. M 0 00 Broad ercr 8011001 District 1:045:06 2'1"”0 " ~
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if“, ”1 1:31.”, M. D.. ,, 22“", ._...:.._.'.L Town Farm, 27 77-100 Acres ’
. 1- 1000,11 It. 10.00 ., , 0 With Buildings 0. hirnlsh- 0
It. is lliggin. M. 1).. g (.011 Text Books, “21.33%; “"15 $15.00!).th
‘1 ..... . High Schools Chlldrcn's Home 16 23-100
4' 8731.00 1.01 11.011000 Am" W“ Building“ and
1:071; " (lrlldilliilon 3.10.10 1.:‘""',‘;“"“" d o d “"0“" 6 ' D
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Shooting. ““100 rilrliltiiii ~ 070.50 Road Roller 2000.00 p6“\“g figs
lJlOklllg 11D. t llll.llll 1241160 Furniture lll 0111008 4000.00 ' . '
:1“an “2" L...'_,.'._ gruelling Plant 500.00 *— “' '
, 111mm", 0 39'." . oilsc and hot lirawbrid . 600.00 ‘ ‘
l‘caiu lill'c. ‘ 11.01; wm-Iom‘ "9M4.“ Fll'alion lloilihs. ctc at 300.00 *
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“21.95 A ‘ 01 ' ETTOR S 01' 1"th Four Lots Rowayion 300.00
L”..- Hidnoy (liiihrlc. Lnllcctor 1100.00 111 .
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l’rohnic Altitt‘hillliv‘nlfc )1 N'l‘ 333035 ritiiiiolicry. Stumps, Etc. 153.04 111 ‘ cloo "mum" “7‘22? 1‘ ‘
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iiomlniiineilts. 132,35 ”T“ TOWN lNDEBTEDNESfi.
:llllelrlllEg 1 102.00 “M” ‘15- llomls ”00,900.00
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investigating ( oulmlltcc, 413,01) TOWN (lOllR'l. Town llcposli & School Fuml 807700 . I
lrniiiii Odin-rs, 41,00 “with R T0110? Salary 31033.00 lilicri-st Notes 14400000 ‘ It .
l‘iit’ Faro. , 375;” Edward M. lxwltwnod 000.00 ._.._...'.....'.M . .. .
'ri-uu win-rim. 12.00 '4‘" “0"" 500-00 10mm 09
Dr. H. (a. Slil'l'm'. i ”'0" ilcorgc ll. Viirllmrgll 500.001 , ' ' .
Pound. 5.00 William F.1‘lmmnlil' ‘ 400.90 ”(:83 ve
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31.414.25 ”Mom,” & mm” 102'”, mglkl‘l'i‘rhmd 201333;; Tomorrow and Thursday every woman in The Norwaiiia will be most
ELMNH ’l‘lmpifihilolgoblorwaik . 30.03.31,"??? T1,, (301mm,. 111173;“ cordially welcome to visit this exposition of the Boston store. and as many
Rflflltlmr” li‘irsi' mam”: nook. 7.50 10710 $9133” #hmltura 112213.133 limos all possible. We can show visitors hundreds of model lists from the
g ((1 $1,913”, .1. A. Currier, 8412.05 -——«-~-»~- Am“. Hoyt 5.13m 3:00 heat fashion originators. as wall as modified copies. the distinctive produce
1. sunny. 01.00 83559459 State Pauper 54.50 tions or our artistic mililaera ‘ . '
iurlbiltt ill Davis. 112,50 ~ . ‘---—: Mrs. Nicholas Space . i500 - * l , I
Registrars Hecond District: , TOWN CLERKS OFFICE. Rent. Children's Home 1000 W’ ...~.............._...L...-L.., WWW“ W M
Charles Walters, Daniel Keogh, 443.00. Herbert 11. Smith. 'l‘own Clerk 8410.211 state Burials 70:00 . ‘ l
Registrar Third District: Herbert R. Smith. Registrar 0025.85 Estate Hanna 8. Gilbert 500.00 HE O Y AY
1?. iii. (iorbimi, John Keogh. 053.00 Births dz Deaths 189.50 'l‘own Wilton 12.50 V
ll. 21513113. 2113.33 lithium“ :' 33.75 ghrold fieymour 10.00 ' "
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11mm“ 11333 1211111315, (l d n a 10.20 gilliam . 110021101?t C°‘ $332 to protect the Title of your real estate from loss amidst-eta of any
. . l. .00 av 11 .an user at 15.00 state r‘rliuli Woodward 182. “m I l ' , ~31 . l ' H. "
gram lec. 2.00 Repairs 2.80 Homer buttery 10,3: nature " to guarantee the ° WM“ , . l" i” ""3 ' ' .
Endurance. 2.00 mm“ Charles W. Reliison 10.00 1 y‘ l» l ' ,_:,_.‘ l f
ups cs. .90 . 11322.10 Town Nunga‘t ck 9.00 ' ‘~ ' ‘ ' i *1
‘Wtr‘ m ‘ [Overlook Acil emy 14.00 ‘ i . H ' 171‘ ' "
11.090.00lR ' rows: 11,110. ’ 000 $0100 mum: 194.30 '* ' . , - ' ‘ ' *'
----- ca 120 . Mr Butler 120.0 '1 . ~ : x: . W..-
lllOllWAle. Heating 405,“ City 0; 31105110011 20.83 .0 ,. W . t ,'
First Distrlct. 01.411074 Lighting 1711.011 Towu Dunbar-y 111.00 ‘1 9
Second District, 2.0mm Repairs 00.112 'l'own Mel-idea .00 ' ‘ ‘ i
ggigghbllfimtc} 32:2: g‘riictillng 07.25 Town Htmnforii 211.35 . j ' i i . >
. “hit Oil 30.00 80. Norwailt Bevin 11 800191 000 08 ' . ' .
Fifth District ‘ 1000. 7 ~— ' y ' ' '
mono and 041110;, 4:09.35 , 02003.14 Town Wastport , ‘ You PAY one BILL AM, "MT Eu” n.
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