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Local News Notes.
The Misses irene and Etta McKeon.
of Norwalk. will spend the day in New
.York City.
l‘—See A Woman's Redemption. mat.-
inee, Hoyt‘s Theatre, today. Popular
prices. .
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A Thanksgiving service will be held
at Grace Church. Norwalk. at '10
o'clock‘ this morning. *
Walter Russell, of New York, is the
guest of his uncle, Colonel George D.
Russell, of the Norwalk Hotel.
--Dr. Dick's. cures malaria.
Miss Marguerite Sheehan. of Wilton
avenue, Norwalk, will spend today in
New York city and Bayonne. N. J.
Mrs. George B. Buxton. of Norwalk.
has returned from a several days' visit
iwilth relatives in Bridgeport and Mer-
en.
it is reported that a well known
member of Hope Hose Compan . of
Norwalk, will wcd a New York onng
lady today.
A football team representing the
Nutmeg Club, of Norwullc will go to
Bethel and play a. game with a team
in that place today. . ’
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The Misses Marion and Agatha
Hayes. of Holden avenue. Norwalk.
are spending a few days with friends
in Brooklyn. New York.
-—Crofut & Knapp Hats. O‘Brien.
A smoker and general good time
has been arranged for Friday even—
ing. Dcccmbcr 7. at the Norwalk Ar-
mory. by McKinley i‘ommand, Spanish
War Veterans. _ _ ~.
~Mptinec. iloyt‘s Theatre, today.
Matthew Corbett. Jr. is spending
Thanksgiving at his home in Washing-
ton street.
~Clock given away at Boston Tea
and Coffee Co's store.
A dclegaiion of South Norwalk rail
road men attended Ihn ball of (‘. l-‘.
(‘omstock Lodge. Brotherhood of Ruli-
road 'i‘rninmon. held in Dnnbury. last
evening.
-Baskctbnll, Armory. ’l'banksgiving
afternoon and cvoning. 3:30 p. m..
Company i“. vs. Sf‘. (loorgc A. A.. of
‘ Hobokcn. N. .I.; no preliminary gumc.
Admission 15c. Evcuing at R o'clock.
Nutmcgs vs. i‘nstimcs: (‘ompuny Iv‘ vs.
St. (lcorgc A. A. Dancing from it) to
12. Admission to evening game 25c.
Harry Darling underwent an opera-
tion at tho Norwalk Hospital ycstcr-
day. The operation was pcrformcd by
Dr. Ward R. Gregory. assistcd by Dr.
Walter Hitchcock and Dr. (I. (I. Ito
hannan.
-——Matincc. Hoyt'a Theatre, todny.
'I‘hc Norwulk It‘lrc lkipnrtmcnt will
tender a reception to the unuvusscru
who helped to make thezblg annual
fair of tho doparimont a sin-color, at
Lockwood's Hall. on Friday evening.
December 7.
A lively runaway fK'CIII‘I'i’iI in Hot"
bor avenue and Water utt'ccl. Nor-
walk. yesterday. The team furnishing
the enoitmnont was owned by u man
from the country. The horuc
lioppud near Bishop and Lynck' coal
yards in Wntcr street, uftcr it bad
Iuoooodcd in quite badly wrccklng the
light buggy attached to it.
~~itaskotbnll. Armory. Thanksgiving
afternoon and evening. II:.‘Itl p. m,
(.lompuny F. vs. Ht. (loot-go A. A.. of
Hobokon. N. .I.: no preliminary gunrc.
Admission inc.
Nutmeg» vs. Pastimes: Company I" VII.
iii. George A. A. Dunc-ink from to to
12. Admission to ovonlng gumc 2hr.
A Thanksgiving Day family rc-union
will no held today at the. asldouco of
Mrs. (Ir-urge El. Bell. at '18 oye street.
Bout Norwulk. 'I‘Itouo w u will help
to devour the festive tin: oyw‘witl in-
elude Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell and
daughter Helen and Min Minnie hell.
of Montclalr, New Jersey; Mr. and
In. Frank Davis nd to ., march, of
Brooklyn; George it. 0 gm York:
Mr, and Mrs. Willis H. Selleck. and
young son. Victor, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis Tailor.
"You have thrcc pairs of stunner.
Professor?" "You. I n one to ram
with. one to use at a tit ace and the
third to and the other iwm'N—TIIGG.
canny A Inn: mm or LAT.
’u‘r mu, rnusm AND nun-
A m. a
emu“
“’thonsnru to moot thc domnnds of the
agar”.
Instrument
Tumor a.- Golden.
wm‘u countess
' . , WILL Acturou
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,Moasuresto Come Before the
Senate and House oi Repro-
soniaiives
. What Congressgurcly will do: Pass
tho regular supply‘measu‘rcs.
amendments to the law can be secured
this session. investigation of both
subjects and reforms in the workings
of both law will prompt hearings with
those committees interested.
The question of bigger battleships
will be one of the moat important sub-
jects to be considered. This will b‘c
in connection with the naval approprinv
tion bill. The navy department has
prcpnrcd plans for a warship to aur-
.puss England's Dreadnought but the
question of embarkl .upon such a
policy was left at the at‘sossion to be
determined at the approaching one.
There promises to be further agita-
tion for Cuban annexation. Senator
Newlauds has pressed the subject for
several years. Seantpnfleverldge an-
nounced during tho summer that he
would urge the adoption of such a
policy in View of the recent revolution.
There may be a Congressional in~
vostigation of the government printing
aol‘llco owing to the, . bitter feelings
What Congress may do: Fuss river which appear to haveridveloped. loci-
and harbor bill. ' ldentally the matter of President Roose-
i Pass the Philippine tariff reduction V01” simplified spoiling "NW" WI“
bill. come up. Early in the session he will
Pass the bill further regulating im- 50"“ a special message ‘0 Congress "9'
migration. toting to the Panama canal and his
inaugurate the proJcct of a deep-words will doubtless be given consid-
watorway from the lakes to the gulf oration. .
via the Mississippi river. I Life anti tire Insurance will be dis-
Scrap over ship-subsidy and If p()8_lf‘llt55(!il but there is little chance of
“me take some action on it. Congress acting upon the two matters
Define a future naval policy. I" “‘0 ”939‘"- 5058“)“.
Act on the Smoot case. The proposed restriction of Japanese
Act on Santo Domingo 1,“,me immigration advocated by Pacific coast
What Congress will probably not do: members will come before. the House.
Enact the proposed currency measure. 2 “l" “9-51 they Ni“ hiliK‘ for is permis-
Pass a new 'elght hour law. Puss an sion to take it up. i‘ostnl reforms in
anti-injunction measure. Amend and .ilrc matter of second class mail mnttcr
regulate pure food laws. Will be. discussed and therewill Iit.‘ the
What Congress will surely not do: ,usual fight over the subsidy plun rc—
Revise the tariff. gardlng the southern mail trains from
____. Washington to New Cricans.
WASHINGTON. Nov. gglmwuh cv~ There will be heard twcasionnlly the
crytbing prepared for smooth sailing voice of the tariff revisionist. He was
Speaker Cannon in the Home and prominent in the speaking program of
Vicel’rcsidcut Cannon in the Senate lib“ 135‘ 5933‘“ and has “0‘ 3’“ worn
will only have to bring down their (“It his arguments 0" hI-‘I VOICP- Th“
gavcls with a rcsountllng thump n1. “”50 SW4 “DWQ‘W‘; ”1M ”1"": will “0
noon ncxt Monday to start the legis- ""0”th d‘lmg-U
lative session on its short thrcc ““"“
months‘ term. This second session of
tho Fifty-ninth (‘ongrcss will adjourn
March 4.
(in account of the many government
supply bills to be passed it is extreme-
ly doubtful whether thcre will be a
chance for much gcncrnl agitation.
There is a strong probability that the
harbor bill. carrying about 560.000.000.
will go through. The only obstacle
will .bc opposition from the Senate. ,
Over this and the ship subsidy mons-
urcs. togcther with the Philippine lor-
iff bill. the politicians of the two
liouscs will probably do some. scrap-
ping. The administration curncstly du~
sires tho enactment._of ihc Ilousc trill
u't‘duoing' the tayifi’son .I’hilippinc su-
gar. tobacco. and rice to 25 per cent.
of tho iiingloy rate, and admitting frcc
all other products. The Senate held
the pleasure up in the last session. If
the subsidy mcusure mccts the Son
ate they will have the Philippine tariff
bill and the river and harbor Incasurc
which is to contain a provision innu-
gurnling tho propnscd waterway from
the lakes to the gulf. Although num-
- We want YOUR ordcrs
the very best attention.
VICE a little BETTER than
you test it?
m
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
That's the reason we hold our old trade and win new.
We think we offer you SER-
"; .Buy Oat's That's Clean.
E
it i .
_. E INGS
TRIAL OF ”Wiggly.
m"... J.
Humorous Psalm .01th ’ letwotin
Attorneys thckqlgaudu upon.
Claiming that she was thrown from
a trolley car which started suddenly.
Phoebe J. Banks. of Norwaik. has
brought suit against the C R. & L. Co.
for $5,000 damages. ti ‘I‘Suit had a
hearing before Judge [to way In the
Civil Superior court this orning. The
alleged accident occnrltsadglutNorwulk.
May 13 last. The pi n if! says her
injuries were a broken rib, a confusion
‘ on the hip and a laceration of the
knee.
The hearing was on the matter of
damages to default. No oyldonoe was
put. on by the defendant. The plain
tiff put on Drs. Burneli. Baker. Ii‘yfe.
of Westport. Miss Portico. a sister of
the plaintiff. and the two daughters of
the plaintiff.
Judge Shumwny reserved decision.
Mrs. Banks. in November, 1905. set
cured a Judgment against the coin
puny for damages in a' previous acci-
dent and this led to a rather humor-
ous passage between Attorney Hineks
for the trolley company and Attorney
John Keogh, for the plaintiff.
In View of the twovsuits of Mrs.
. Banks against the road.~ Attorney
Hlncks said that while he did not
suppose the company could keep Mrs.
Banks off its ours. that the com-
pany would save money by getting out
an injunction against her riding any
more. '
Attorney Keogh said that he‘did not
think the iroublc was in keeping Mrs.
Banks off the cars. but in keeping the
cars on tho truck. Ho suggested a
llfc pass bc givcn the plaintiff with ti
nonilability clause.
line of ._
Vantine’s
Perfumes and
Toilet
Requisites.
The quality of these goods and the
neatness of the packages are unsur-
passed by any.
See them in the window.
Iilli IilIIIIlIIl PIIIIIIIIIIIIY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15-2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
. W MISSIONARY TO CHINA DEAD.
—~ankothuli. Armory. Thanksgiving
afternoon and evening. 3:30 p. m.,
(‘ompany i“. vs. St. George A. A., of
Hobokcn. N. .I.; no preliminary game.
Admission 15c. Evening at 8 o'clock.
Nutmcgs vs. Pastimes; Company i" vs.
St. (Icorgc A. A. Dancing from 10 to
12. Admission to evening gumc 25c.
Mrs. Gamewell Spent Nearly Thirty
Veara of Her Life In Orient.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28.4—Mrs. Mary
Q. Porter Gamowoll. wife of Dr. Frank
I). Gamcwell, one of the secretaries of
the Missionary Society of the Meth-
odist Episcopal Church. died Tuesday
night in Summit. N. J. Mrs. Gamcwcll
was sent by the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Sooicty of the Methodist Epis‘
copal Church as a missionary to Pe-
klu. China. in 1872. There shc was
married to Prof. F. i). Gnmewcil. of
went with her husband to West China.
but they were soon drivcn out by an
uprising. Mrs. Gnmcweli wns mobbed
by several hundred Chinese durlng'thc
tclnporary‘absence of hcr husband
from the house. She tried to frighten
the mob by showing a gun. but it was
torn from her. after which she was
bruised by weapons and stones. But
her courage saved the prcmiscs from
being looted. Shortly after shc cnmc
to America much broken In hcnlth.
Mrs. (Inmcwoll and her husband
again began work in Pckiu. Hcrc they
were caught in the siege at the time
of tho Boxer uprising, Dr. Gamewcll
huviug In charge the fortifications of
thc. lcgation during the siege and Mrs
flanicwcll rendering service in thc
making of sand bugs and in other
ways. Dr. and Mrs. Gumt'wcll camc
to the United States shojtly after the
stage was raised and since then Mrs.
. We guarantee to glve‘thoh‘i ‘
the other fellow‘s boat. Will
a" ‘
MANUEL T. HATCH.
cruus propositions will be ndvm-ntcd
it looks at. present as if outsldc of thc
pissngc of the three Incasurcs mon~
tionodnnd the immigration bill. Con-
grcss will cent at itself principally
with talk and thc passage of the gen-
crul appropriation bills. in the lust
scsslon all prcvious records for "hot
air" were broken. it being estimated
that forty million words wore spoken
In tho halls of Congress and in thc
coxnmittoo rooms. At that ratc thcrc
is plenty of material this wintcr. ,
'l‘hc rcccnt dismissal by tho prcsi»
dcnl (If a battalion of ncgro troops
will probably furnish the lost for sov-
crnl Ilucul miles of talk. The iiiiiIIl'l'
Is to be argued in the Senate and a
vote lInd if possible
THOMAS LAWSON BEGINS HI
13TH, IN THIS NUMBER.
WI I II I I
49 Wall St.. Norwaik.
Books. Stationery and Engraving.
(lumen-oil's health has not. been sm‘h
‘38 to permit of heurctnrn to China.
Shc has suI‘TcrI‘Il RI‘I'nlly from ncrvous
breakdown. which culminntcd n icw
weeks ago in paralysis, The t’uncrni
which will be private. will be at Sum-
IIIlIeI‘
, 1
Now READY- “ {I nlit. Friday morning. Nov. 30.
3 GREAT NOVEL. FRIDAY, THE
Beers’
GREEKS AND BULGARIANS FIGHT.
Twenty-Five Men Reported Killed Be-
fore Turkish Troops Interferod.
SALONIKI. I‘Inropcun ’l‘urkcy.
Tuesday" Nov. 2T.-—’i'hcrc was a dus-
pcrutc light on November 26 at (.‘olos
ucnr \‘cnldjc (twenty-live miles from
hcrcl between Greeks and Bulgarians
in which 25 mcn were killed. ’l‘urkish
troops eventually put a stop to the
6 80. Main St.. 80. 'Norwadk.
’l'ln- Sunto Domingo ’I‘rcxtty. hanging
ilrc for two years.‘ will also rcccivc
thc ultcnllon of thc Scnutc. togctlicr
with tlIc lslc ot‘ Plncs 'l'l'cnly.
'i'bc AlgccirnsTreaty must In» nctcd
upon boron: January 1.
Bonnier l.a l’ollcilc's bill for railroad
cmploycs will have the boards in tho
Scnntc next wcck as tho unllnishcd
Itllrtint‘hs.
’l‘hc clght hour and nnti-inqun-tlon
mcusnrcs. tho dcmund for which in-
orguuizcd labor promptcd the Ameri-
can It‘cdcration of Labor's recent action
in the political field. will come up for
discussion during the session. The
right hour bill will bc favorably rc-
portctl by tho House committcc on lu‘
bor. i-ipcukor ilnnnou's opposition has
are being overworked an a result
Relief for strained and tired eyes
averted by wearing a pair of oul
Proper Ola-sot.
listening of Mason Ind
68 WALL ITRIIT.
I Hundreds of Eyes
Examination Free.
0. H. JACKSON.
Optician.
lighting.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
'I‘hc (‘IIOIR SINGER.
Splcndldly cuuippcd sccnlcolly and
with n largo anti thoroughly compo
tcnt company of players. ’i'hc (‘hoir
Hingcr. which is calicd by the New
York critics “the best play of its
class soon in the metropolis in ycurs."
.. comes to Iioyt's Tbcntrc. li‘ridny night.
’I‘IIIC tilitl. FROM THE RANCH.
The natural, field of tho Amcricnn
romantic drama is in the far west and
aouthwcai. along the frontier whcrc
gallant boys to blue, dashing and fear-
loss cowboys. cunning Indian and
or'appllcntlon upon work or books.
may be had and Ierious'troublo
I i I INI‘WI‘
Properly Adjusted.
all Repairing a Specialty. ‘ ,
NORWALK. CONN.
prevented it from being placed before
the iionsc. 'I‘hc anti-injunction menu.
urp which l’rcsldcnt ltooscvolt has
promiscd the labor pcoplc hc will per-
sonally considcr, ls awaiting action at
the hands of thc .Iudiclnry committee
of thc House. The chunccs for the
passage of citbcr orc said to ho very
slim. '
CaaICa
i tlcih (lo'ngrcna.
Evening “I " o'clock. undoubtmlly become}: luw.
..
(lurrcncy rcfornvlhc creation of n
bankers and prI-VI-nt panic conditions
owing to pcrlodlcni insolvency in tho
money market-«will also Im dlacnusmi.
Action of u dccislvc charactcr. how-
over. is hardly cxpcctcd until thc iii»
The Int-sunrc making mort- stringent
Old Company Lehigh, Cross Creek,
J eddo, .
ran runner up RANGE
treacherous Mexicans make a combina-
tion of natural characters of such wide
diversity that thcy can ho readily
moulded by the deli hand of the drum-
utiut into the pcraonagcu of a drama
that compact-s favorably with the bout
article that can be imported from tho
other side of thc pond. The Iianttcs.
'l‘hc Girl 1 Left Itchind Mc. 'i‘ho (lirl
of thc (loldon West, and others in
numernblo «how what a rich fluid for
romance We have at our very doors.
and it in from this hold that George
Heath draw the inspiration for his
bountiful military romantic drama. The
(Ilrl From thrvnnnch. At Iont‘u 'i'hca-
trc. tinturdny niitht.
commit-MY} WEEK.
.1. 720a!
thc regulations covcring thc admission
of immigrants into this country will
’I‘ho Incas-
nro puasmt both 13. and Htmttlc that
Within“ and la'now awaiting completion
at the hands of coniferous.
I’nr‘o food and railroad rntmr will bu
discussed. but It is bcllcvcd that no MAKES THE CARCIOFIGTAT
ONLY NATURAL THAT IT 8H
IN HIS CAPACITY.
IT HAS THE iMPERBONA
TY INHERENT IN A IANKIN
ABOUT BY OTRINGENT LAW
STATEMENTS ARE REGULAR
EN TO THE PUBLIC.
IT IS ENTIRELY FREE FR
WHICH OFTEN ENCOMPAOO
UAL IXIOUTOR AND WREO
‘ TO HIS CARI.
South Norualk
ACTI AI IXICUTDI. ADMIN
..... W». “A -w"
ulIWiNG MACHINIO FOR RENT
by Week or nth. ill. low rates. The
Singér is a. nowiedged tho lightost
running and most convenient of any.
Try out! and be convinced. Only at
thc Singer stores. hook for the Rod 5.
Singer Bowing Machine ('50.. III Bo.
Main Basso, Norwnlk, Colin. L. (I.
booth. Belling Agent.
" ~‘nmsia‘ia.
390 UP
POST ciao nouns
tile or
COLEMAN’S
tilt" ITO“. ’
to North Main Ctr-ct.
. Ilih Nomik.
’ at m A. 6. all s Insult
A” .: warm-«ISL W-
,3...”de Pm:
THE TRUST COMPANY
. MSW“: mmmmmmm MI? .mmoxsmcmm
The Marjorie iilonthwcll Company. an
organisation of metropolitan players.
and p‘runcntiug u line of now and up-
lo-dittc plays. will boxin nu ongagnmctu
of one work (with tin» urccplion of
'I‘hul'sdayl ntdtuyt'n ’I'hcntro. Monday.
presenting tor the IIl'iII limo am t‘lmr.
28' A SPECIALTY, AND IT'iO lot: It. Gullah-uh rural comedy iit‘fllltt'
In four acts, Merely Mary June, with
OULD EXCIL AN INDIVIDUAL clover Mariette Bouthwcll a "Mm
Juno. supported by a compo room-
ntiny of comedians. vocalist-“hint danc-
m. Mtu‘vflauthmli in recognised as
one of tho brightxst nonhrettas on tho
staguwyonng. dni ty and talented. No
long waits hotwonn the not». but In con-
tinuous show. Popular prices. 10. iii).
an cunts. will prevail. Ladies” tickets
Monday night.
'rtillAY'B ATTRACTION.
'I’rtE RUIN op THE mmwo. it will he at company of exceptional
merit that will he soon at Hoyt's Thom
K "I3 “TAT. INTRUOTID _ :ru. mints “town“ and mains.
. ' n e are: 3 nu ma ram
“‘ "i "A Woman‘s Redemption." Tim play:
not have been chosen with I view to
their fitness for the parts assigned
Trust Company, ..
i. not nsrsaonu House
6 iNO‘l‘iTUTtDN HIDGID
3 AND woos: rmmcm.
LV AND rauousam ow-
ON THOSE TIMPTATIONB
thousand the result it“ smooth. well
tanned performance. The play it»
gt" in assists? unrat- of 3mm
. mm 7‘ fl . Will com 9.
taint: and than rnmntlo thrills so
mamas on rum". to. "'5.
door to the heart of tnoztovm of Iii.
. ' 5. lg;
NTI
We have Just received a compioio'
1 l
NE”
. L " IRES'OLV mitt? “'""~
W: mmvumzasmfioovutd
Is HERE-AGAIN we ouuppgll;
. THANK FUL THAT THERE: Is: At» t f ;
STbRE INCURTOWN WHE . EVE. .
CAN BUY.,w.ITII Scum but
.Irvd
COULD NT 00 THAT
BUSTEKBRO WM
>59 «
To WEAR. ova rosrmm ms
’ - mutJM-Mimucvnmemos... . .
BUY WITH LITTLE TROUBLE! THERE IS rLor
IN rHAr. THEMAIN TROUBLE.“ you. HAVE; IS
IT NOT, IS IN KNOWING YOU 'ARE GOING TodET
A SQUARE DEALJ CAN you KNOW AS MUCH
ABOUT :rHI: CLOTHING DUSINESS AS T’HE‘MAN
WHo IS IN THE CLOTHING IsUSINESS. WHAT
HAVE You LEFT To Do THEN? ONLY To TRUST
To A REPUTATION. WE asrsa YOU To our.
PAraoNS. ASK THEM WHETHER OR Nor WE
HAVE .GIVEN THEM A SQUARE DEAL. MANY MEN
BELIEVE IN GETTING IT ALL AT oncs. WE Donor
WE HAVE roUND THAT IT PAYS US To GIVE To
our. CUSroMEaS A SQUARE DEAL.
RESPECTFULLY
Selleck 8- Price,
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS.
98 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
. .~~.--._.V._—m
0
Our Chums toyYour Patronage
Our Flour is the belt for the that money, 65c bag.
Our Pure Lard in the same. 2 lbs, 251:. The other fellow's, 14:; lb.
Our Butter, the finest tub butter in town, at 29c. Others' 30:: and 32c.
Red Raspberries. Oh. fine as the fresh fruit Just off the vines, 151: on.
Come to me for finest English Walnuts; there are about 3 or 4 quali-
ties; mine the belt. at 16:: lb. _ _ .
Your: for service. . . . \
LORENZO DIBBLE
, ,. Telephone Call 626-4. ’ ‘ '
....,_..=i;-.. .—
United‘ Grocery 00.
no North Main St.. 49 Fort St.,
80. Norwalk. East Norwalk.
Phone x43. Phone ' 519-3.
L. . , .. *w- v_......,....w ___ ...............
Wa nté‘d l a
“At Star Shirt: Enemy.
Merwin Street,
MACHINE STITCHERS
AND LEARNERS. ,
Good Pay. and Steady Work. .
Apply at Factory at once.
Hutchinson. Pierce 8300.
and: “stilt. "rout! "alumnae". WORK ron‘uaw anions.
was. -
-«~—-~m TIMW‘Y F- Four. of Quint“ Avo-
President Mellon Will Make fluv‘ two. Awlrdld Another LIFO.
.-. .. -
Contract. '
h i Work. .
Chung“ in T ' r Contractor Timothy it". Foley, of 23
President C. B. Mullen. of the New Quintnrd nvonuc. whonlrondy but Im-
inivan road, has not. as yet made pub-
nrui tar o rniiroa contract! under
ltc his ant-ignorant of duties tor the four I d ‘
way or stand to be started. we: yen-
Vliflt-Drottidcntu whose recent appoint tarduy awarded another large Job by
moon-I take u out. Saturday. but it hi
tho New York. Now Haven t Hart,
understood that there will be little If
ford Railroad (to.
any 0th in their respect"; duties. I This lob is one of \from ”0.000 to
The on I new vicwmldlnt in Tim moon and in for the stone work for
nthy III. Byrnes. who has barn Presl-
cn-nt, Mehon's militant and although on In.» [more ”no. contractors li‘oiny
Mr. Byrnen fills Percy R. ’i‘udd'u place Intends in mm work on the contract
in the atheist list. he will not handle in «land a month. ,.
the truths and of the proposition. tut-i
mm as that. portion or it comes under ROCKIFILLRI'D IDUCATIONAL
the direct control of the president. him~ . APPROPRIATIONO. . '
self. In other words. Mr. Byrnas will wa 7mm, Nov. ”,mAhnwncg.
continue as the president‘s assistant moot w“ made today a,“ at . l,
wlth full authority to not for Mr. Moi. In; on 1'“..ng of the (lewd «-
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