committee to build a high ‘s‘tiltool. and '.
did not specify an to any details. . g
. Charles ‘L. Glover, of the building
Ioommittee. secured the floor. This
,was kind of a lawyer's contention. he
paid. in opening. and he did not sup-
1.3". ha i. l M l 1‘
. ‘owo wags urge and
086‘ he ought to buttin. Haunted
" ti make a few remarks and explain
to assortment“ and auto 7- ‘
his twin tram are to is; a mm - ‘ ‘ 1 ame % V“
I. II Guru“! “99" {I a”, ”30"“.- I I . . C . II III . ”o I. fie bug“); committee's Mum” m
1 , i t .. . . a near FOR mptti; éowosr A continuity”. Tug» “mm.“ than the 00m,
- or ‘u .r . i A H‘ “A?
rsAcrivs oiévuws-m oun “cosmetics nay: my piss w :w runs a school house
. . EXPENMV:;WADEQ IHAT CAN Ji'éAUlLW.:§OQD ANd‘: ficcofinhgi t9 the sketchpslsuhmim
. no but in
pt thetttowmmeetin‘g making the at» .
.i i . 4t >‘* . i . .. g. .. . I. . ~ ' '
.1 . i a. has.” sans moan . Kopfidtibu. but took it for granted .
’9 ‘ 1 it ,. .. -. ' .: r‘ 9"! . at'it Wits desired to follow those as s ‘ I I
.I it... \I .‘ g 1 .1‘ . a. I,E:AME;IBEII)B .‘Iu ......... F." ........ ”"3” 92.75 TP $25.00 @099? as ”09“wa Plans. were pro» I hec'a a ues
w 1 f on, . . »- -. DB . .. 'r. If .. '.,. 3. ~.. . .5030 ' re am these by some1authority, at"; i" 1 , . .
”E Y 77' HAVE " OAN ATWA ‘ "faMQAl 0F ‘ ‘ l ‘ . hat authority he did not know. chant i. 5n . “it. ‘ "‘
‘ 9 the specifications fromslate roof-
occasion to have prescriptions coni-
9 tin and cut out several rooms. Even
. . IN i
so they were several thousand dol— _ . 1 .-
rs out of the way. It wvas found ace ur Ialns
at about $30,000 additional would . . . . .
e 'HOME AT
Wu‘ddéd‘. O'ur charges are th’e‘lowest‘ ' T POSSIBk .‘ .
.- 7. , ', .. II at which pure: ru 3 can be sold. .. . 2" 9 g
, 1 " " ' 1“ [iron in a . it a g‘lfl’l‘df‘our ice . . ' , {I
, ' . CrM‘Wmlicw, WlW’ “d . V. 'ave to be asked for and this a town
. .. .. I. .. .. feffmhllxz , I'II. ? . .. «r ,1. ~I _ a. 7‘ W. '. ; sheeting refused to give. TI e commit-
. " " ‘ “ ~ . . . , i . .. .3. 1 " ' ‘ FUNERAL oinscron AND EMBAI‘.‘ ’ ~ ; -~ g;ig‘zgohggggeggtynmp3.3.5113. . RUFFLED'MUSLIN AND BOBBINETTE.
' .~ .19 .._......I i ..o . o. W . ' , V l ' l ' l ' 9’1 ' " ' “I“! St— 8m Walk. a "“at its comiuai d. akin wref- ‘ “
‘ Far. Norwanand vicinilv: Fililr and £dw MK [B 4*- A A 12.7 41-3 ’ angé'hto the eliminatlion g} a Sign"? ALSO THE NEW STRIPE COTTAGE CURTAINS‘
‘ w . ’ .- . o .t > ‘ ium,‘ e could see no reason w y 3
(loom! ‘9“‘8m- Sunday lalfq Cloud! . 1 school children in a town like Nor- ‘ . ‘
auanniuy weather-hréfiaiis'aiong the i 2 W id'alkrshouid have a play case. Mr. .I This department has been greatly enlarged. Wcmow show
Glover wanted the mew": to “we" {a much larger selection officods than in former seasons. All
coast; from Hatteras to Maine. ~ Ari
Stand that if Mr. Light‘s resoldtlon
mt bf blah-pressure eyewitnesses
I North MainstrWII I'm. 626:3
’ dings“ he 00‘1” guarantee that “be new and the very. latest designs.
region is producing cool, pleasant wen. , -W cw. " “my Mir" .‘ a .. -y,-a-i,;~i:i::-a.w.~ , .t , . ..
th - . . . .. .‘1 r . "W = r .. . .. ,. . ,i a. .1 . . .. . . 1 . ‘ v} r town would never have a high school.
”digiticilfill‘i‘m‘dilfiinfu“J5..Beitsnliiah. Stumbi'iaiilioiad. ° 9 at J 9 l " .3333, {3.811933% 1.335355: “twp; Lach Curtains, from 50c to $7.50.
“19"!“ in the flue“ “0'. “Watt." . . C .. ‘ .DOWII... ; .. , , ' , ’ " 9 , . l . . . » .“ the present site was mentioned attire . Rufile Curtains (rum C 10 $ - Or
was. snowing this morning at Albany .~ . ft . .. . t t‘hd‘ b m , ii iii h ‘h d . '3 >39 35
N. 7,. and Eastnort. Mains. Condi- ‘ (Continued “0,111. .F‘r“. Page). 5 ‘ 'Ncoflpéhflfio‘ *IWQWGHUSHTS' 533.2: mm: 1,60,. 9&9 eprstfitél'tga’bfit a, 5‘ Cottage Gmtrqtnsfipoo to $3.50..
tionsIfavor for this vicinity clearing
weather this afternoon followed by fair ing the power of committees. He said 1 . . t in - '
gout lit and annuity, Probable 1mm lgagrgi gmfiltm vsz'nugauthorizcd The following judgments M coconuts for sale by the Whitney Law
an}: and Monday moraines: comma rm, mnfimr Myth-(.21, 'Corporui'lon. Mci‘cliants' National Batik Building, New Bcdford, Mass. n
T39 barge North Star has arrived $3133.33 dygerlfromt'itliawuuit as liberal reduction will be made froucce value.
wit scar on: . ‘ ' or worn no are o.sue ’ - 1 ,
thei‘si 3. coal for Raymond Bro lunaeIr the circumstances. Norwalk is S M‘Le d ' 1 . :mt' 9:“ \ .ludg.
‘43:. Dick’s Medicine cum . Ien ed‘ to a rat-class Highaflbhool. . . aver. ue grocer ..... ....... 14.85‘ . 5.49 $20.34
Dijtlglas Fowler Post G. A :tn’wiil Our suItliI is rising and in the next ten AI‘ibei-t hormone grocer . .. . ..... 38.60. 5.49 34.09
hol Ia regular meeting next'yMonday {33; Slgglogslefigorg‘o‘gmulglmffii H. B. McCowen. due grocer........‘..... ....I.;Iz.-I.I....I 9.2;; 5.49 11.95
“ll!“ at 8 OCIWk- plans and shdv‘v'ed the inii eq‘uacy of G‘ 8' "wow“: due furniture dead,“ ""1““7" ' -
.was'flnally prevailed upon to sell. This * ~ ..
mic. he declared.“ the best site that ' ‘ Window Shades’ 250’ 39c and I500.
~ 0“” ‘39 I’rocured “1 "W WW“ and ' Complete line of Portiers, Couch Covers and Yard Goods,
1 was the cheapest piece of property . . _ _ . . _ .
t at had been sold on the avenue In Curtain Scnm. Fancy Curtain Material, Silkolmes and» Crctonries.
thn'ty years, with only two exctlr ’1 . 5" ' " ~ w. " A: in ~.,
tions. He denied emphatically in
l‘”'
the site is wet audits to its being
small. there is one and jonoothrter‘
2${§3".“.lil.l"o‘.’£.“Jilf‘ffilic'ill'ili‘éliml’é’; 83-85.. Washington Street.
5.49 13.49 cent. of the high schools f the state
+1308“ anq.:"toiiiobl1s'owners:' Buy the mounted building." “it “would-he i’. B. Demers. due grain dealer ....... ‘r-‘rrt-‘n‘i 19.10, 7.10 26.26 are located. . i -—~—~**~*—~m. ' . .. 3 .
Iii-Pd Waterproof Dry‘ Batteries rorIIso snIlall thorn would be fllledIin one o. H. Ansonnue doctor .......... 12.00 5.49 17.49 1‘ “'9“ "0mm“ ‘Wfiualim ““9 "i" ”A Full supply or
satisfaction. 25o. At St. John's, South J‘or two years. "i have ’uri‘,ldea‘thai “new“ some “gamma a..." . i 5914“ m9 6.,“ dilliectt “We“ 10"" ”m" 8mm“- . , 9 , . . . .
NOMlk. 1 ~ ' ‘ . «within 10 years we will have 30,000 in. ’. w , .. ’ ‘ I. ' "" ' 7"‘I' " ' i - ' lie procecdcd, show by cltiligthcox- I ' fi '. . ' ~ -
. . Franc... s_ Conley and tam“. habiiants. If you. are going to put up ' . ,Auo Mort-issuer .A summarises. "menisci outh Norwalhpii “finer , Carriages and. Wagons
ha moved into Morris M. Norton; any building o‘n‘that- site.'put up the . .. ;" ‘ l.» s. . :Goncot‘dIstrcct 5911901..”“lldl'15 and“. "z 1. 9‘ ‘ ' m '
bruise in tow... street, best building", (Applause). . 3 I . . .1. .. ., , , ‘ i‘l‘gl 'w‘igg’flmlm $353931 3%}: now is I!” rm: TO HAVE vous Houses CLiPPED.
M " Edwin Brant. Of New York was Li'lgh'n F' lzthtahon asked for Judge I I W “11 O ‘ F H Lia t8 .7 lg'ou‘ld be liensukflilliicn‘tlv it has} no" EVERYT‘l-llNG FOR THE HallSE c' 'N “IEVSUPPLILED . fl. . .
a! vi Iter'ih"'Norwa1k"ye§terg§y-,mnmi afgthtcfloglr’illhl’t’le: the~pers°3“.‘_"“~l“l“-‘f ‘ Z l ‘ ' ‘9 ‘9 "a , ur “flare . i. . 1" lliad ,i'tlhnd by scum iii’vesl Eatioh‘that L a X 9 . .9 ‘ '2 . ." ’ W "t
' ' “ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' " ‘ ’ lulled iii in on. new school hunting ‘9 ‘ALSO sous AGENT cos we BACYOLE BICYCLE. .
W
t
”s‘
maid "‘commlttboc‘wodid be ‘t‘lelnan to say to the 'i‘oo‘oio'biu‘t he whom the Marvin school was partially 1‘70“” "be only one-half 0' one WW9“? I
Bra't w 1 . .9 . ... ., . .17).... I
Bragt. $3" ‘I‘I’iWiix Meg-j 39mg Fa’iuguleggiim will” W did .notI I I I
‘l-Jwéakflfir'm "P. 'cuwfixg’wf' W“‘W“‘“°~"" 1. “9* . . bid science to carry Ollt‘tlie vote of completed. Mr. Huributt than onions loss. than in the new soilingNorwslli ‘-, . , , ,
M mm“ “mm”; of mm“ Wimammfiwg‘lmow-Mh'm‘ ”i" nebula to build the school. wouiu like to ask Mr. McMahon as a and East domain schools.- .. 1. i . . . . -. 1 : ,a o
Park, Brooklyn, In 1.. is the guest 0 self right in the futlire so would say i,~.Moderator Gumhsrt hero interposed practical. builder .3 What this ; result it Theiflev. George. 1). Egbert; wanted II . r. I .' II II . I III III I
""""" . ‘ 1- .9 .-: . ..i
_ i I,
Mr. int! Mrs. Henry 0 Bailey at High that his firm-mad been Retained bv the objection to Mr Hum...“ indul to ask if the'brcsént plans had been ., , .
, . . .. . 1 ~ . . .: sing in would. be it anattompt was made to 1 .. . .. _ . . ..i.5 .
stréeh ‘ . ' ' ‘ ' ' “Torrington Blinding-Company to look" personalities dt'this—a scrt of family partially complbto ;it e high school. unanimously ..fal'ored by I‘ll“ commit‘
~Umbrellss &‘Mourning Eds, O‘Brien. lim‘i‘ts'rlshtlr‘ -.......... gathering. how3to‘ns'ay Aiust>vwha part would balm“ 30"” A- Osborn. 0“ 9' 90mm?”
- A meeting of the'Nof‘wa'ik Barten- Attorney. J. Belden.Hprlbutt here -, Mr. Hurlbutt instantly retortcd that built. fir. Light‘replied that under
pom auctioned .. . sop-yrs nosmtitfi;
lice. explained that tlie‘committe‘c at
r . , assumed a imminent art‘ih the - ' . 1 " ‘ ' ' ” ' 5 " first. was uhsnlmouii blit.Dl‘- Kendall
darn Union will be heldfiundai otter: ‘ p meet “5““ was a family gathering he w“ one 0' the plans this was ”mm“! for. liad.‘later, anemic had adyertised (or
noon, wh t ‘ . "lnkv 38“ Min hart: oaiyt exorcism the mogative that Messrs. Li ht andi‘luribuit rocoed- . . , 1 . , . . .,
ltiated. en W0 candidates will be in * “It is said tint lawyers disagree eh? parent slwfild aseptbe‘ rod on his cd.to wordyB combat. and-Chairman bids, iiit'oiruedhini by I19“? that l“;
_. A Iregum session of P ‘ a“ C with each other to make business. but aildeheu he needed itvuud so. there Gumbart requested Mr. Hurlbutt to do: “0“,” Pa“? ‘9 “that?“ ill! )OWFML
tle Ancient 0r er Kai mil er .39 M95. l think 1 03“ 3‘“er 3'0“ that’,hlp‘*tMIi.. he had used the rod. (Applause sist‘ traiiile‘itei-rupi‘ing‘ and Mt. Light they “"9 made ‘0 conform with the
“0' Chain..}m‘lbé “51.39; ifonali'y” flags; lesalgtsense :gri'fdlhlmr'?“ “’i‘ allm‘tuof the-gathering.) to address the chain-"Mr. ‘nght said hefllhillgfi' “5de n Dr ‘Kendall had
' i. ‘ ,- a.‘ e'sa's'noau o*t~w'a: ‘ "i . ,_ . ~ ‘ 1.. ' . . 1‘: 4 ‘.. . . .~
.. 1 i l y I9: 5 1:21! .i he plans for the building on which the first plans were all read) and the 0“?!)de to the lack of flight in the I I
evening. ' ‘ ‘ , ;" o
. i t . , , . s . , . . .
Nut commi tee Mutated had been gotten. he stated. matter could bi adjusted without litiI labo filmy-1 Mr. Osborn} replic d that . , 1 . .. III . . . II
" - o . o ‘ ~ 0 '
. Every. shingm the Optlcal._I_-1;ne.
, . . ;. .9 .. _ . '. . . I I-
.. my .. . ... mmi
Optician.
At the meeting of the Bird Club. 7 The committee. he contlnu d was ' - . ' ‘ . -
e . 1 ldaover the needs for years to gstloia, Mi. Light said further that he did not know of anything that Di".
.1.
next: ,lIiionday night. a series of ion appointed to build a high school and ‘ die..or: until a, population ,0! 39.0.00. .he’Wfii 00‘ 1701“"? 0’ the West “9' ' ‘
tern, pictures taken from birds in town lt“’flu‘n:‘:_flle duty of the committeewto wbtmnud-h Furthermore. the WNW ““0 “‘0 W W "'9 ““"dmglwas ‘0 be “ll-ml.” no’tMOWCted”w‘ m a gall.
. i l I I . ‘r‘ I. . .1 . - I ' H -
. . Eyes Examined Free.
' own!- "on: '
1
Wilibe shewn. cirry out .the v'te “or t lbw/”me t: l ’. i. .. . :~ '1 . . , . .
0 . lie . n. a $0 the town was not of akind, t. put it more.“ should be agood one. i“ Mr. Light “gm“ asked Mr. Osborn
. Miss can... Hastings; the South Nor- Ins which authorized the hishr'school- ‘
, . uld. largely patronize a high schoo. ya out! tamarind ‘been given as
walk; public school teacher, 15 serum... 'lhe contract had been lot and he was He alluded to tax conditions. declar- to the number. or high school pupils
i? it! «pneumonia at hor home an willing to pit. his reputation against ihg that the present tax is a burden ln'Stamtoi‘dtrahdiienry P. Price as.
.Cl'efifient‘rfll‘age.‘ . .‘ . Mr. Light’s «that the contracts make on the people and it would be cu in- cured the. floor,attatlug that. he had
”Latest Co‘nége Hats? O’Brien. ' the-town liable. as. the town counsel instico tic-increase it. (loin. ‘iuck to learned by investigation that the reg.-
Miss Bessie Miller of Georgetown hadsiated. Mr. Hurlnutt said further pupils who attend school, he inserted istration in Stoddard is 333,..‘tb6 Mi
Who teaches school ln Stamford has, that“ lie-himself had examined the that 95 percent. get all; of their odu- tcudance 236 and the number of out-
been‘ the guest of Miss May E Smith contracts with a thorough knowledge nation from the grammar schools. it _oi‘-t.own.llubils,.61. .. .. .
of Bayvi e w avenue - i. .of th ..laIw and he was also familiar iy.demonstrated to his mind that . Attorney Leo Davis related some of
Rev A B Purd . it ‘i' l . with he Bridgeport case Mr. iLight egrest bulk of ob ldreu were carn- the early history. at the high school.
. min : 'we're lh' .. X atgg":Me' QWSillver- had‘mentioucdim'. . . -. ' lug their own living t the high school movement. the town meeting authoriz-
\Vilglns 15 SgensIues splo rs. h blIam In addition. he said, still further 830.. Iowan.theipracticenheiinformed ing it higli.school..‘iho upproiiristlmisl'
w lk’ III. th eIiI ourmace. Out Or- there was the statement of Mr. Walsh the meeting. to carry into high school the selection of a site, etc. and the
a _, 0“ e 93% days, whose firm has been retained by tliei scmc'pupils not fit for the grammar decision to mild the present contem-
If—Boatmen, stop IrIonIiIngLI' Herc‘Isra Tprflngton concern. He asked hon grades. .« ‘l- .‘V' 1‘ . . plated buil ng because more money
chance thIowIii a motor quite cut of the town meoting‘could pass judgment “During bis 1‘ arks. Mr..Hurlbutt was not forthcoming. The school via-
the Ordinary, at better.‘t1Iiah‘I_whoiesale ad‘slmhvaiweightymattcr offhandnyct had dociaretimhiwself a Congregation itors. he said. had accepted the plans
linseed Iqad St. Johns engine for this was what Mr, Light‘s reqohition iiiistr-uud Mg. Light replied. when he and he asked: "Why not accept the
8 n . . r l i C a . , ' ‘ . , .. ‘
if he know th t Dr. Kendall said: "no
you know who will iii ple of Nor-
.walksu‘y whbuthcy l idiot you.
have not examineditheu‘p psi'f Mr.‘
Osborn said he had its .1 t ‘ plans» at 1
his house'several times,‘.b .he was.
uqiarchiicct 0r builder, 1 Va lai'niai'r.
“Mr’. Osborn do you t vor the orig-
iuul ..iiian‘!“ asked ,Mr; L Shtu
“What‘s he use nip log me that j
question. i r.‘Light'." returned Mr. Oo-
born. “when you know we went. before
at town meeting an asked for an ex-
tru appropriatibn 0 $30,000?" 1
Part hi the. meeting jlaughcd and
immediately iiicite was 3a didposlilon
on the part of the" meeting not to let
Mr. Light continue his remarks. 3 .
To this sentiment he answered: . ” . .
"i know the edict has gone forth ~ " .. ’”
‘that you are. going to the meeting and ,
above this down our throats.‘ " (Hiss-
cs from some sections). 1 . . _
“Yes, geese and serpents do that.“
replieer. Light._ ‘, 1 ..
He made it pl in that haproposed ’
to see that he got his rights. . He had
offered hls resolutionme said, to show
the rotors that he was lpcrfectly tali-
and. desired ailiigh school but to erect
the . high ‘scllool according to present
plans withln‘tho'bbdn'dari‘es of the
beautiful City of‘ South; .Norwalk, ,he
Ichjaracterizedfiaaj adding ..insult.. to
n ury. 1 .3‘1. _.
Min. Htirlbutt commented: “I sin} ‘ “ ‘“ I‘ ”a 3
cerely‘ regret tbstltho gentleman has “hug“, tsldg
‘ is ‘ it...
Not
~noawrn. ‘
i
41.. .,
'hit ;.;.I..
HAM (suoxeo) 16c Ls.
picKLEs 10c ooz.
ouicxshs.................zocLs.I
NEWFMNED 00M; . “ “ ; ‘
10c CAN; '5 baué roses
. , . .. naked.“ ' .‘ 9 . . L 'i. scouted thematic that he w‘ouid not judgment of the building Committee?"
Many ‘persons will welcome the new ill/fr. Hurlbutt proceeded to, quote tnlte‘lrim-Ifor a Congregationalist after it. would be sufficient. he said, for 400
nostril ”59.130933 providing that after high school statistics. stating that spdthm’ outburst. Mr. liight drew pupils. Referring .to the statement.
Jiilyl ordinary Stamps may be used to. thbflfl‘the registration is*163.tiis not initiation to. some» of Mr. Iiiurlbutt‘s that the practice to put assembly halls
prep” special delivery letters. ‘ ~ tutti attendance ’is but 120. He had a shatonrentspartlculagly where he had on; the first hoot-tum been disregarded
4Woakflsh, 100 lb. 0‘“me tilt with Princi l Foote. but the lat overruled the Supreme-Court's doctor in the new plan. though not in the old.
,.,.... ..., . . ... f‘fifi;dld§n9tfif'étv "chance to’re iy at lion in the? Bridgepbrt caaoraud that he drew attention to.tho position of
“assistant is beginning to assume its that time. e condition of thgc'dml‘ stir. Waistband" also» ruled himself out the assembly halls in the South Nor-
/i summer aispect and many of, mtlnltyds such. Mr. Hurlbutt contend of .court by cOmng'before'the‘pi-esent walk new school buildings and at
ouréuc ty hr9§l%?r’;iss are arriving and, ed... that. most school children have to meeting» and attempting to'inti'uenco East. Norwalk. - ~.
if" 11% g .9“; ”.395. in order. forIthe goII-to work before they have"a’chance the waters by intliriidatio‘nr Mr; Hiirl- Mr. Davis, criticising the architect.
. season. “ to study in high "school. "The present
~ Press Dispatch: Four sons ‘at'once. museum]: according ‘tor‘hlatflisirea.
s i u .. TERMWT W. .3 iwhf’fir' 1m...
.- Merrill oil-ergo
' ..iiiiil saith ‘ ‘ “is asymunhithst 'whish will unite [a 3
‘ - .. ‘ "diving rouse. : . :1 ,1
‘ ‘ ,. M. 49.9.1.9?“ Pnn
butt. he added. gave the voters the said the latter had assured him that
. , impijessiou that he was also it paid the bigger building could be built for
at. Paul.‘.()ct,5th, 1906. A special can" accommodate Jud-pupils. Dan- attorney of the contracting firm. He the original sum. In his opinion the
from Mondovl says, "Mrs. J’lP; SHVQT' bury. be quoted. has 255 high school characterized IMr. Hurlbutt's conduct building committee should have :con-
son govt; mirth .mv-four' boygy She's pupils and Stamford. 264. or 2.65; and thatiof a demngogu'e when he said the suited another architect. but they had
evidently-agreed friend‘of Holii‘stei’s' ‘Btidgeport.witha population of 85.000. :ootntuittee of fifteen was not to be not, and therefore the town is con-
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea £517: lit- wotildmtakevNorwalk. he re co sideIrsd. . fronted by a fact and out at them)“
or Tabiets.IrIlI’laisted’s Drug Store. 9 marked. some llme"t0"8et~'this latter ' I.Mi-..Hui‘lbtitt tells you." said Mr. Taking a shot. at Mr. Light, he said:
Ml§§l"flary¢llh%rt'who" "has - been number of thigh: school pupils. «Ha Light. "to take bishglib ,tatepisnts as . “The gentleman informs us‘ mar-be
“Quantified {mu Rey? “Charles S.‘ enumerated» thevsout‘obbown pupils'..io I last the commitment fifteen which will defend the town for nothing, with-
MacfaflandI has accepted a position in 1a ‘ mini-boron high schools. and do.- Iiii estigated thesituationthoroughly.“ out asking for 51.000, exti-aJ' .
the Office of the 'Pilfiml"“Ti'D'8WI1t8t elated; .. . . .i' He also drew attention 'to the fact “But he'wotildn't'pay the judgment
Company. . 9 ~ .-‘. ““ '1' . : lflucmi..“are,sons vthlttg‘ and“ Judge thfli‘fittimforddast; yearned-Jilmutot- against. the towtu'fladdcd Mr. Huributt.
4Buck Shad. 10c lb. Cutbiii's. . Lightsoplnion another.’ He also ex-I totvn (nuptiapaying $70 each. making Mr. Davis asserted that *Mr. Light‘s
Mr. d ‘0 Luna k . . prodded-titeopinion that it would have a {total paid in the neighborhood of resolution would mean the delaying
a . .Men.HMtAP-‘ , 4‘. ,. 1' ernand Mr. been‘smorei innaccordgwith common 351000. Why should Norwalknot have for a year or more the building of any
”1%..Yl'3k1fi Xgrlvi‘g‘tl‘illlikalgi’l‘oghfiiiinyigr seminaiittldpdgmoptgifytho.gentlemen. a. revenue like this. he added. speak- high school. 'Referring to the Bridge
‘bif automobile nfbeyl‘lfi‘titifrne‘d' E‘s: Ii‘i'owlgollllcitous for assoc}: lilghI scho’gl' ing from a Iliuginoilals standpoint. And port case which had been beforedre- .
- _ .« . .. .. on waveIeprress' . emse res. ‘ y. e as e . soul Norwslkgnot ferred lathe: mittoe‘hadifl'e'e ed , . , ~ .. . . ’ 1 '. ” . .9 . - . ‘ ~ ~
31"“ WWflllngtl IRaliasing him hairpins bficoiéttinyotyed in L 'e a reputation‘of having the best an appropriation. Milo viii obligation :e9“°:t°§_;&llflvotinf cutaway: It!» fit bro; . IOu Ki? SPlEIiillm .94“. Ped toumeetaII-requu’e 0.
g‘r’fipmfio «.9.» cc“ lofimrmsg $911110”qu Iaschool ulltilng. ‘f so 001 in Fulrficld County? He recalled awrovpl oi the Easy €993.31":le ”fl: 3 0‘1 ~19" “‘7." ' ‘0 this. no. ‘Yb ai‘l't iqu‘“ 't ‘ , lit”. 'c DEM-no mm We! ‘
arcs EH," w sells Dingman & t his juncture Mr. Hurlbutt took I: fotJr rooms but] boon—cut out. of who (Quilt d (ll . 9 ch ‘ “3”" col 0. h.“ tliorosolutipii Md. ’ “‘ “"Tf V3.31] b‘ a“ ‘-“ ‘ WM ’ ' ’ " ” ‘1 .
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