/
XilllflS
lite York Auto. Aimuilon
. Elsilieiilsil PlIyer Deioaieil
Jar ill! First time by tile
I hem ill 42 to 36—flonIIitIlI
‘98 All sun 28 ‘
m
Armory was tilled with a large
to with”; the game in which Com.
I ~ tinny I? turned the tables on their old
L ‘ Hamlets, the Xavier A. A., of New
nh'orh. by the score oi 12 to 36.1I was
We. closely contested game, and every
Willi was fought hard for.
Win had for his opponent Miller.
" SIM well known center who played
tame of the Season. At the beginning
or the game Miller fell heavily and it
1Insitiioilghi his placewouidwhave to
be taken by a substitute, 'but he soon
revived and continued playing.
Both teams were In line trim, and
played a fast clean game. The home
min deserves much credit, this being
the fifth time the Xaviers havepla'yed
here and the iirst than they were
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1
OLD WELL TRUCK“
* ‘ FOREMAN RESIGNS
Chester F. ‘CIIrlI, Alter Three
Issrs Faithiiil Service. Be-
comes Assistant Chisi Eligi-
user
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Chestgrll' Clark, the foreman of
Old We‘ll Hook and ladder Company.
tendered his resignation. last night, to
take effect February 1st. owing to the
fact that he has recenly been elected
second assistant chief engineer of the
South Norwalli try" Department. All
the company it , annual meeting
in March the I posing ltr.
Clark's successor as so until that
time. On motion Attorney George
H Vosburg’ths comp'glyugnsngironslv
W * a split a n
W Who'sfihsractory manner! in
which I133. .fmmnn itnd conducted at-
fairs of e canton pony lilii’itig the past
since years that he has held the of-
on
The committee having the Installa-
tion of the new pool table In charge
reported that some minor changes had
just been made and, It was now in it
very aatlsfactbry condition. The com-
mittee recommended that the contem-
plated repnirs to the billiard table be
deterred for a few months. and this
. Was done.
An invitation was received front the
Ilotchliiss iiosc Company. of Ant-ionic.
to attend the annual concert and brill
on Friday evening, January 31. One
was also received from Eagle Hook
and Ladder Company. of Dnrien. to par-
tlclpate Inits annual event Friday
evening, the 17th Inst. Both were ac-
cepted with thanks.
The matter of holding another pool
tournament with Mayoiiwcr Hook and
dander Company. of East Norwnilt,
was discussed, bill in view of the com-
ing company tournament. It was decili-
ed best to defer action until the next
meeting
Votes of thanks were tendered to
Francis Leinongelll unit Whelplcy l:
9:, Clark for donations For the open house
. kept on New Year's Day. Frederick
fictlflcld. Sr. and .lr.. and others who
furnished entertainiimm on that our
casion were also thanked.
it was voted to have the house coni-
mittec remove the automatic ci'zur
machine from the company rooms.
During the meeting a doc box of
cigars were enjoyed. the gift of "A
Friend."
BOXIUWY CLUB MEETING.
Held Last Magi It the Month
The Roxbury Club hold Its nnnunl
dinner at the Norwslii Hotel last night.
The menu, which con a mostly or
area food was prepared In a grand style
and the members (Id full justice to It.
After the dinner was over there was
it social meeting which lasted until at-
ter “midnight. A has time is reported.
present were as follows:
Presidentw I' H Quintnrd. Vice Presi
dent l-I. W.Grcgo'ry Secretary and
Trennuror I. Curtis. John W
neatly," 11,.1' It. Dr. William F.
Acton. Writsmond. 11.11 Dunn.
11. N Wood! .1! Merrill. Robert It.
Smith. John H. Mapping. ilsmuci 1.
WM. F. A. VIII Enron and betlrnnd
MYMII.
.MAY'LOWIWQ WALLINOI.
sen emit: FRI.» Want a root
" Tournament“ Witt“. Old Well .
4A! the month “in“ of Maydow
whiter mm» at East
gumbo.“ tut Mutt was voted to
OIdWIlMInduddsr
mu ”downhill-pool
M with the Colonials at the opening
. OIIIIIII ‘
1 score. Iiiii lIII Team Two
Genes .II Bowling --'Kilcll
Bails
Film
"enthusiastic audience last mm Donahue.
Volk
Thursda
game will
quln Club,
before his
pected to
Orchestra
Charles
wood. 75.
merit last
Koch, 70.
7—--1
6—4!
10—1
tl~l
5—2
iii .
5—]
8-——2
80-1
fr~l
70
other high
Golden, “iii.
tee did hot.
day.
sometimes
sham helm
BOWLING. POOL
Alli BILIIAIIOO
Donahue (Isis lliplt
Loeirtvooil II Pool, and
E. F. Smith at Billiards
Fifth Team, Donahue captain. car-
ried of! the honors, last night, in the
South News": Club howling tourna
moot. winning two games of the three
played, and Donohne'mnde the high-
est score of the evening. 184. In his ‘
other game he made 116. The score:
. I ‘ ‘ First Game.
FIFTH TEAM. St. So. So.
Capt. 6 1 116
K110" ................ 0. 3 94"
Huntington 2 4 148
Brands ...............2 3 123
NINTH TEAM. ‘
Bodwuli, Capt. ........ 2 5 154
Van Alstyne .......... i 3 163
E. 15. Smith .......... 1 3 118
............. 0 0 83
s...-
513
Referee-FE. Mslicy.
Scorers—E. W P‘Itch. M. H. Nailing.
Second Game.
It‘ll-‘Tli TEAM SI. So. I So.
Donahue, Capt. ....... i b 184
Knnrr l i 137
Huntington ........... 2 ll 134
Brands ............... 0 5 186
' 591
FIRST TEAM. - -
Jarvis, Capt. ...... 2 Al ' “1‘50
llegeman ............. 1 I 135
Alsthorpe . ........... 2v 1 111
lloifmau ....... . 2 2 113
‘ t 499
Referee—E. Malley. « .
Scorers—E. W. Fitch, M ii. Nutting.
Third Ga .
TEAM. “1 .
NINTH lip. Sc.
llodweli, Capt. ........ i 131
E. ii. Smith ........ 2 i 1;}? _
Volk ........... , ..... t) :I 112
Van Aiutync .......... 1 I 101
. 481
FIRST TEAM. .
.lnrvis, Capt. . 2 ii, 145
liegenlan . I) 0 . ..
Alslhorpe ............ i :l 128
Hoffman . ............ 0 I 116
—
472
Referee—J. E Slater.
Scorers—E. W. lt‘ltch, M. ii Nuttlug
The next bowling ganleu will be
«r m.m’”‘l‘“"‘3“m M
y night the first Inter-club
be played with the Algon
of Bridgeport. Captain Jar-
vis has one more selection to make
team will be made up for
this contest. The Algonquins. are ex-
cornc by trolley. and will
probably make It lively for the. local
team. in the game and otherwise. The:
occasion will be made a club snicker.
and a lunch will be served. rlpelilel'l.
will furnish music, and iii:
company the Glee Club chorus.
Pool Tournament.
Koch. 70. and George Louie
played in the pool toumn
night. Kuch winning by 70
Lockwood, 75.
6—1
2:4
2-~2
s
7-—-I
:l-—fl
ti
5
ti
I'.«—l
34
to .54. The score:
Referee—liailoclt.
Scorcr—«Bartain.
'lhe game tonight will be Iictweei‘l
M II. blotting and George R. Van
Alstync. each rated st 100.
liinrd Tournarbcnt.
The second game In the South New
wiiili Club billiard tournament was
piaycd"’yesterdny afternoon. and till-
rnted man went down be,
fore one of the lower rated. E. F.
Smith, 100, was! trimmed by I". .1.
Force. 70. to the tune of 70_to 64. Win-
ner's average 32-88; Ioser's average.
35-38. Referee, 0. E. Adams: scorer
M. ii. Nuttlng. Time of gum. one
hour and live minutes.
The game scheduled for tonight
will be between Finnegan, 95, and
The drill game in the pool loom
ment of the Norwalh Club will he
played Thursday night. The cmnniitr
melts the drawings yester-
day, but. this will probably occur it)
Mill. WHITTLIV DIIA'PIAM.
iterwnllt Woolen Wander! Away From
Heine Apifl. ..
III-s. Jam wanting“ of lists
street, dissppssrndm svbolle
tcrdny' morning. lire. Waterline
wandwod 0! several times boron. and
Issooenisnrweshbstore
~— Attorney John .I, Walsh and Captain merits of Andrew
IIolIvIliSII tumult
‘ IIAs rum
1 Petitioner Company Employ-E
lsp Seventy-live can. Sile-
iIIIII I Severe I. I
Fflfl LIEHIS WESTPHHT NORWICH. Jan. lit—The plant of
the William 11. Page Boil r CoupanyJ
mm. “mm“. “ * at the corner of Franklin aid Chestnut
Committee consisting 'oI Attor- ., "a Building Boosted bylorrls ii. “"°"' ""‘ m m" r‘ "‘ w" ‘lsnlt Ex tonsil Willie‘s ‘ ‘
'ney Walsh Ifllll Captain IIIIII- .l...‘”:.:’:.’."” , ut’lfi‘...’ifi.it issup, oi Ilsw York, New fhlm‘ln‘f‘ldfifil" new? I: all in" Boyertowli. may ‘
sled Appear Bsicrsiiis South "" ' liesily tor iletlhstiowconv “99 “MM"! ”My - vents, and I Willi Stats
The dynamite he were planted in ,
"walk so.” Ol 60!!” l" the cellar of tile mm and exploded ”in. all“, WOMMOQ 800 two “a a mu stories in height. “and Of WOMEN WWW emu?“ F
on after another in nick on. , ‘ .~ . » _
molt ~coullclimau Ilunieo r“; a... “no...“ “ ..,,:,‘,'°§f,‘:.‘,.., Pounds. oi the honor on either side were no se the“. iowed—J’Ismes Fetiby; ~
. Street Commissioner ~ under the "0M '1 r of the WW 9 "W °" "‘° “hm“ “’ "d” "" Shot to drill
' merit, the second {this directly under The handsome memorial library lng covered with com iron, ”9
‘ I the hell stairs. whirl: wrecked the . .
'At an adjourned meeting oi the woodwork roi- sumo flights, and the WW" ”I!" bit ”WW“ ”mp- 0‘ I m h v, a , novenronn, 1’s..lan.i 1i..—
Bouth Norwaik city Council last night .tbird directly ondefiflio Iliosieeping aparb New York. and to be given the town of 0 ‘V - T 3 ° '3’ V” n da ti ht. dawned m the full M
i ii “to, who lived Westport as a memorial for his perv ""5 “em" ”I t buiidi ‘ and the of“; ”my. fimy'whsn mpg
John Olmstead appeared as represen- "1%,: golfing“ $033.; at 3.33%, ten- ’1‘": “0" stands completed "d ready draft created u re had pull to do Open. House was burned, was do"
with the demons» oi'the late.
wives of East Nowell: to brine to a ants of thehon use the wrecked ‘0- '” “dime" 8‘ Which "m9 ‘1 W‘". The a... n. Mum b Watchman exit The mt or dead 5. pm gt. 1
head the [Imposition to have the city stairway as it was sider‘sd too dan- be turned over to the Westpo'rt inra- hm“ M tier near a boiler '
of 30“", NOW.“ ”mun "am 11.! gm" :3 filing. 113.0%:rfosg ry association to be held in trust for at the 13:12: on; and I)?! be m luggflm1337$$tszm 'm ”VOW”
municipal plant the power for the elec- “Mug: “,3...” ”I thee 19",”. “'0 90"? This ceremvlly “.01“! d8” Kl"; ”'9 ”:3“ the "u“ ’9‘; '9 known, for among the victims of this
trio lighting system which the citl- out or the balm Insane of lud- 3”“ ”9'33“” “memo" ROW"! 3- in am” e watchm 62’: 1,1,3: awful disaster were a number of sin
sens or that section at the town hope ders. Woodmif. whom Mr. Jenni? will“?! ‘0 The firemen were ohiig to. keep tors and some mum "
to install. be present onthe occasion as the guest their distance owing to e heat, but it is estimated M We w". ‘
Mr. Walsh acted as spokesman and NEW BIISI 0' “0110?. cannot “nil ”1 01’6“ date 3" they saved a "Mm” to "m“ wood- hundred personsinthe playhousgwhen
‘ en house on Franklin ii eet owned
addressed Mayor Francis 1. liurneil coupAMEs fin“ he would b0 4W3 ‘9 attend. "l- by pew]- Ciassmnn. and helped the the snpiosIOn of the gas tank outrun
and the board of councilmen. 9158119 has "WNW from his trip ‘0 tenants to take out their belongings red. The k was beilii nudism
As a result of [gut Nomam'g pelt. the south and while his health Is far after the structure had III en tire sev- neciion wit "loll“! Wm M In
"on. thh )1" been undgr confide". m0“ up 8‘ nmflmont from I‘Oblflll still ll holding 0“ from frlhgmnzzondrhsttofigmtrtmihl 3012?: :g '31" ”7'07me 01:“ W
' . 7’
$22.13*”... mun-lush 6"" “W“ 'W“ ”0- innit": this?" WW .... ... ... ...... .... .. ..... utm'nhsmwf‘ W
very shortly Owing to the uncer- PM"! ' Standing on the banks at the Saw but ‘ burst °' llama ”WWW" It. produced. When the exploitation“?
Ininty of the dates on which Arlen gati‘icli river and fronting on State ‘n‘flfiflamg’x’ey gym" ”‘fi‘l’mggz'; red some one yelled "first" and IL
those on the Frankl sir I side were
The tax communion» and the bank ated in 1876 with a cool i nice): of
(Continuation 3...... Page) wmmmmm ‘ (Continued on mm .Pnge.1 3.00% {t {Dweihem' 1“ m; (Continued on ram-ta Page.)
_ . . . » V. . , om a tit! till 11988 H orce 0 *NOT'CE LADII. zuof'c‘
BUBBLAIIS OPERATE "‘5 “5““ “‘ “l“ :“m‘m‘w” ”5 STATE BBAiiiIE MEETS 90 hands belns constant! emvloycd- Never in the some of in: win.
the It!" M8804 last session 0i m HARTFORD 1.0an The loss by the tire. it is thought. has it had such a ladies' tailor an
. that banks and ‘ ‘ compghlu'matn- is partial insurance. The nianagEr ls litter a 800d long reputation“ a m
minin a nevi ' riment shall ln- ‘ “ John T. Young. Possibly he city will ' .
Three Siam Visited and Is. my tfie dw’fl'flj Stats blaster O. 3. Wood 06- in...» this industry, an In».I mpally |toi- 533:3“?53 0%"; fitfl‘gongfifi
3".” $500 Illtl m Wilflll "n" "it ”In“. W390". some time had coulomb ted NOV "8 as in the belt house in New York.
I _ ‘. er and somewhat similar plant. No
viioells lllit‘li Last Illglit ' ‘ Showing Increase in item definite ”Wm“ mm mm as £3; to ‘lve: taodtmlwgg zones
....... m , Whgn the 13 W pro paced the [”73th 0' 2,000 to the future until the 0 core of tile and Weill; of all colors
NEW MILFORD, .lan. 14.--Th trust companies In the wuth'ggtem ' company In Boston could Ict upon the you
posed It stron l
’bul;$lr:flhu:‘iy today and between live and WIN!!!“ 8b: t "AZETFORD- hath “if”? in?" The plant was shut it win n for:‘
out as on red do lar' worth 0 goods no M} p “out coin files In eye 0 concern to e as on lll'iI , 0' night ago for Inventory resunl
“km 1‘" "0'“ "m ""9 ““9”" l-‘aititlle‘llimit“?r , Haven gauntlet; term of the state were touched upon work yesterday. While th. office was #:gmfl‘ 0.101233% ‘29:“
were: P. M. Cassedy. stationers, on ‘23", iopgnéa w e'iy‘hwm special in the address of State Master 0. S. burned out. the contents 1 the safe Norwali: held a meeting“
990‘” W'M" I’ °"°' "“3" Wood at th annual meetin here to- '
Iers. on Bank street. and The Farm- ' ° ,, 5 . ruins had cooled. A m ber of on.
em Trading Company's general store, 315;. éiuucgl?‘“§t‘wy $138,331? day of the Connecticut State Grange. tilled orders were (in hand. and the $321: 3°“: gar?!” obn J
on Church street. The work was evi- I Imim of this The past year has been the most suc- plant hard ill‘laydl been awoke: used These one”? “,0 c
'm ‘ asuneoteenngan 1!")on VI!
place articles Were‘ taken in I of. . hie those cessful one in many respects in the , Chairmnnw. A “my
Wick I. It..." did stilts null been your. ,8 mm 7““ “3m“ dinate Illembcnlhin being tow more geranium us so.
9" Inge 01' new ones, was It! s evl The trust corn “mm. In nation W than lastv year. in substance the re- (mt-931m.- Woody-“ff you
dent. The stores were all entered by that ”m. are my? liable toning provis- Dorhsai'sz‘ ll th e h ' ii requisition upon the vdrnor of
_ " nnncs y' e grung as men n t
mam“. “:8 robbed but none of the ions ‘bf the act oi 1901 nor to n tux Pennsylvania 701' he bod Of 0907!!!
so s was lown open. so that only a t the expense of the grunge exceeded dptpma for the any.” crime of mum wordsflcent sash perl .
smullnmount of cash wnsiaken ltlu 3:21}: slglmréot’acizzgn‘f:'iegptgl:&i::pazn its income and more'rIgId mnoml’ break,“ and “mm“ i . I
“mm" W" ”‘9 W” W“ ““9 by Hartford have submitted the proud» waflllffivd butlflm ltlemdtoruylhai season In Nausatuck on camber 14. ltfidy'ggg'ggw fizz-:37 .
is author- " 0 . ll
numb" "'l'lf71"_.“_‘i‘_‘"'.h"l"’ lately, a hearing may be given the trust com "“39“” "’f "‘9 ““0"“ 5"“89- Ized to bring the prison r into the and furniture of "'9 Boston 1'
WILLING TO accommopars. ‘ ”If?“ ”rem" ““W" “‘0 "W" ‘” considerable: surplus has been accilnlu- (inventor Woodruil also a proved the Main St, and continuths mi!
N "' ° “p" lewd above our ordinary elventel- bill of the iisneml llosp tal Society 3 D- In. until entire stock 1- diam
Connecticut Company Trying to Find "Last winter our state legislature in New Haven '0,- 325 its au- of John W. Sculiey. Auctionifir‘
IN NEW MILFOBO the “no,“ will be about silicone, oil lilt'b there m no, A who. am", . perfect
to Meadv-llle, Pit. where 1 has MAORI. with much idol elm“ It. will ”I"
stores in this place were visited part of the stat‘ question of future resum ion
Main Street; Hatch a Dewey. cioth- were found to be Intac after the ternoon and 0113111le .
dentiy done by three men, as at
' history of this organisation, the sober» of ""3 city " industries. ‘ Clerk—John .I. Hanlon.
breaking a window and In each case p I,
as the» are carrying oh. . special de success for the year, Four years ago M Allen now under nrr I In Phila» IMO Md. 350? ’ "Mill ”0%
tramps as there hnu been an unusual tlon to Attorney General Holcomb and today not. only has the expense of the 1907, James E, Swecne
amounting to ”.500, been met, but a Jurisdiction of the Naug tuck court. Coffee Co., at. the Dibble store, My. '
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0'" WM" "'° '"""° w'm‘ BOSTON WOOLEN . - WWW and Fwy-d Judsmem on. W thorlud the admission of lice Carett
Considerable dissatisfaction has re rioiis bills for the benefit of the state. of New “oven to the onuecticut . . .
suited among some of the members of . idEiIilliAIil SUICIDES 0111' Mon to “inbuilt 88137193 ”bi-"ad School for lnlheciles and of lt'iornin '93 IQLE—liORSE , AND a
the Norwnlk' City Council committee or fees no pay for services rendered Sanford of Bristol to th Home for rinse. Inquire Fruit Store. 36‘
and the Not-walk Business Men's com by shcrltin, (2 III of court and others. Incumbkig' Zandt 8L1“
niltteo over the fact that. the, Connectl a w II- Run II was successtii . .
cut. Company, in its new time table. FI'BO "INIOY, O W "A law in regard to telephones was At. mp Rovlayton Libra entertain- FOR BALE-CHEAP, A PM
which went into effect yesterday, did Manufacturer. Bill "is Throat panned, which enables a telephone mam Rowayton Hose hon ,tonlorrow stove in mod condition, also mfg.
not make provision to time the East "I H "I H ll ' company to organize as Ii stock com- fllshi. the Rev. E; y, Cro ’ of Bridge- foot. wire fence, good as new, M 1:“
nvdnue and Westpori cats proceed as in O OMOOIIO 1" 08') 3 ' rally without Hoot‘lfll legislation in "5 port, will entertain with recitation will! 413. length. 8 feet Apply?“ .
for no the post-oilicc in Willi street BOON" bchnll’. bill I hardly 80‘: “0" much and bass solos. Mrs. Edwlrd Brother- St. South Norwallt. 5
It is understood that Councilman headway can be made toward indepen- ton. accompanist. Elite dnment. he-
[)iiworth and John .1. Hunlon, the lat- W dent telephones. either by independent gins at 3:15, All cars I,“ the door. FOR SALE—BARGAlN-Om‘ I!“
tor of the Business Men's committee. BOSTON, Jan. ills—Frederick liar» companies already formed or by new I cash (balance In 5%) m 7*
strongly desire the change of the trans- iey, n prominent, woolen llicl‘tthnnt once, until the present 1110110110” 18" " ' ' .-...____..... room 11011”. 7316? a ”I ll: W
for point. from the corner of Main and with otiices at 246 Summer retreat. com- is repealed. .. WANTED. advantages. Write or call D 8. Hull}.
Wall streets. while Councilman Henry mittcd suicide by culling his throat "The farmers’ organizatioa In the .. lander building, $300“! Nmfll”
Muthols and Dr. .l D. ert favored no with a razor at the .Mnssacbusettii 1e slature has enabled us to keep Advertisements of 25 rd. under 111.31.
change. Homeopathic Hospital today, Mr track of legislation and done so ethis head. 250: 3 times, We. Mot
superintendent C M Kailwwasser of Hartley, who was well known to theg good, but like the grunge, it shoud tlsndi warden cent each insertion. Ion SALE—A MARE FIVE VIA“
the local division of the company, said wool trade throughout the country, had keep hands oihnatters not concerning old, with colt five months old. in first
today that the time table cannot. he been in in health and was brooding or. the country life." WANTED—A MIDDLEAGED WO~ again May 1. Apply to James G
maintained it the cars run as far us (If the dnsnciai depmgslon, although “Touching upongood roads the report man to do general house“ k in small Pooiey. Darien 111' 31
the postoiilce. his omce manager says the iirm is in“ family. Apply at No. I ymond St.
Since the agitation over the IroiIi-y a good financial condition “1I advise that the grunge work with at FOR SALE-ORDERS TAKEN m
changes started so I: Norwalk bust Mr. Hartley “3 5] year. old He the National Orange to interest the for noses. shrubs evergreens
ness men have advocated that thccom- t, survived by a wife and two dau‘h- sl government In good roads. WANTED—BOY AND GIRL T0 trees. for spring delivery. inspection
puny revert to the former practice of ters . that in this state. the state assum- learn dry goods busin.’ . Address invlwd. 'l'oIIeneltc Corp. Marion.
mailing Westport the transfer point in- Four brother!» one of whom is Hen— ed control and tho «penis at making Dry Goods. Sentinel 01110893 3t Tel. 588, South Norwalh. t 110 t
stead of Norwaik. How many people r, Hartley 0' Providence, ownerofthe tilt! will the “818 Mdl- . m
who like to see this could not be told Victoria Woolen m" of! at city, Mr. "Most orders have connected Willi WANTIHARPENT ING AND To LET,
offhand. Those who want Wegwpfl .them some form of life Insurance and Jobbing or all kinds , ‘
for the transfer point claim that gigwfihfififimfiefi‘ymflfiflt'MZ the NationslGrsngs hasbeenstudying ter. 11 Hsnford Place,M limit. 70 1.11.4011“, ROOM! 0111!:
people in Norwslli would be hot the subject with great care, trying to :13 3t
served II the cars run straight through am“ organise I money which shall be gt'hmllléd’e Willi.
between Westport and Stamford SAMUEL FEHENDIN'O WILL. safe and moderate In premiums. A WANTED—GIRL FOB m1. new gt
i"‘i.icl’““"i°"°.'}'i§2"“"”’ “m "' M a... 'TIL‘J' “°i.?;“‘“'"‘”m'”hii“d ”3'13" 3”" " ' ""“ if"
mod I vow nituation and W camp I “'0 orwa ll .-
will change the transfer point to West. Three-Quarter $23." I to the near future some plan may be run: Ww 213:5;53 Bfmustofi’ 1‘23“”
port it the majority or people desire . ,""- urod. The committee was continued BUSINESS "01-1 “3. nu ma floor
it. or likewise allow It to remain at STAMFORD. Jail. Ii.——Tlis will of with Instruction In report next year. 3
"to W 0' "I"! “d WI" shoot. it... late Samuel mum to» arm “1"" Wm" "mil "'9 1"“ assoc opamno. ruunsmiv 'ro tar—new six-scour
as at present if most or the people do tor probate today. The value or the ones Company has always been the Jan. 14, 0' the 7'," Cit II AI. No. 12 Meadow gm
not want the change. really 1. my“, .t groom “a at. w. favorite cooperative institution of the g," North Main 31' a"; Is ":0“ char root. ”3 AW” to g I. ‘
"""”"" mull property I! ”00.000. It inbo- { mind Ills lived the farmers merit In. din of the finest moswicir. 146 South Iisin It.
amour cases NOLLED. Ilovcd that the entire estate is worth much I! premiums and vs: the best my” Colisndar Cola in N ”0st
vi..- um win.» Aim mm "re. about tsmwtm of a million. 0' mm! “It“ 1°" 1 M 7"” Match m Bridgeport v titanium! 'ro tarmasis no
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