RIMIII- Itie with the Twin Cities last "I
, ght.
“it W ;TIIB flmnlorditob were victorious by
MM .165 points. There was ltucn interest
W lid. in this little tournament. The first
man was .lfir‘lcs ofufianges was won by the ngu
1 Here i c second and third ,v
Um ”Pit-Ida" ' tiu- ltlppowarns. Last night's scores:
the none they was meow-ms
. ' I 2 ll
used. y, 'i’ockba‘in ;........m 144 its
fed :Ilerrett . ......... 1:14 itil Jill
gum. ncott ........ int ilb‘ lzill
WoIiItqu'it .......lilii Mil I98
"I i il‘rnilklin ........;_161 172 195
8 IIIII80II .‘ T-sissosnnf
win Cities.
W M’ ,2 Max Mulmo ..... ltH ilizi no
Misdbloodapringa r n lrn Lockwood ....18li 141 ilii
W GL‘OI'KB VIX ...... 170 158 14‘
AIM; dos. and use. ._.. _..-
your seat to a lady."
Q n I A . i
M4,. iln iiuti You llan Ilium Mani .
I ("But how are you going to know?"-—— ”Wm M , .
. of ‘ ’
q.._.. ......._.-.... .«M-.. ....—.——_-
I‘m? 1 Spring Opening.
WE WISH 1'0 ANNOUNCE TO 1:"! 'PUBLIO THAT OUR STOCK OF
Clocks, suits": Skirts and
‘ . ,(loll lillfl examine our goods,
arc the lowest. ‘
g . L. GOLDEN,
lhiGTON eraser.
. ....... mm.-- ........... - 4—.- w... .-.._... .
' , MEATS "W.
*“ At LOW. Prices.
.‘iluulo f‘yliullcr.
rilnulr- t‘Hiudl l'.
:JORTH MAIN STREET.
always give 0A3,”
Waists
is neaov ro’n INSPECTION '
The styles bro the intent and the prices
i
.I. W. DODGE,
I KING OF GETTING A MOTOR CY-
CLE GET IN YOUR SPECIFICATIONS.
2-1. ll,ll. ...... . ........ ...........mo
i"... II. I’. .......................... 8225
.3 II.I‘.... ................... .....250
flinch; l‘yiimivr. i ii. i', .......................... $300
l‘ylitltlvi‘. 7 II. 1‘. .......................... 3350
AIM» ticcouui llzlud lnlllnu. in guild abupo ..................... $90
Thorium, in :tmri iIiiill" ............. . ......
SOLE AGEN'I‘ OF TOWN OF NORWAI.K. .
L. M. WRIGHT
tr Idiom wheat, com
aroma 2m. ‘ .
‘Thg Rippowant bowling learn came
up to South Hawaii: and played off a
. ”Walk ' sinus.
unintentiona- M“
V. Corr. will go out to
Akron and tells his piece in the,su-
pervisidn of the Job. .
The Rev. .i. w. Davis. of New Ha-
Ven, formerly pastor of the Advont
Christian Church.
friends in town today.
has been quite ill at their home in.
New Haven. but Miss Jennie Davis,
their daughter. is improving.
't‘lio Misses See, of Cove avenue.
entertained a large number of friends
at a party at their home in Core avo-
one. last night, there being about 15
Dancing was one of
the pi’incipai features of the evening
and at midnight an elaborate supper
not-Worm
sis! than will: u.
A‘ Doctor's Medicine
Aycr's Ssrsspartl
l
Boswell Bates. of Darlen.‘ will go to
New York shanty. and bring up the
automobile, which he recently purchas-
ed in that city. ,
The Rev. unis French. rector or
St. Luke's Church. Noroton, has now
fully recovered from the recent severe
trouble he had with, one of his eyes.
The Rev. 1‘. N. Who's many friends
were glad to learn of his monom-
mcut to the Dorian Methodilt Church
by the New Yorit last Methodist (lon-
ference. Mr. 141M I!” returned 00
Union from the conference.
There will be special services at
St. Luke's Church. Norman. nest woait.
in keeping with the celebration of Holy
Week by the Episcopal Church. There
will also be Holy Wool: services ‘at St.
John's‘ Roman Catholic Church.
Extensive improvements ire being
triads about the grounds of the real-
dence of George H. Tilly, in ”Boy
Several men are engaged in
the work, though the operations were
interfered with yesterday by the rain
idler without or:
. . is visiting old
REAL ISTATI SALII.
James J. Morris and wife to John
iii. Shepard and wife, house and lot.
Wilton menus. War.
Michele Lubrano to Stephen "(Wall
and Math Oliiln. 22 lots
U. 8. Alcohol Refining
lint Manufacturing 00., foreclosure,
lamd and buildings. Day street.
tensor-Md”
FRANK C.
VAN . SCOY
PLUMBING}
O O O
Prescription Quality.
No matter. what your prescription is
intended to do. it cannot do it unless
it is rightly prepared from drugs of
known strength and purity.
no nee takinggchauces: you can
sure by bringids it here. The medicine
and price .will be right.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
zcs wasiimorou eraser.
TIL. outrun-2.
Orders Dell‘s!“ Iris of‘ Charge.
in attendance.
John W..Bcntty expects to have the
painting work at the Norwaiit Country
Club started before the end of this
week. Edward F. Knapp and Marshall
ii. Tollcs. of the committee, called on
Mr. Boutty yesterday, and conferod
with him relative to color schemes
. bbicii will be pleasing. ‘
*' least Norwaiiters have considerable
[ respect for the unexpected gale which
‘. sprang up about 3 o'clock this mom-
ing and drove away the fog. They had
considerable more respect for the pew-
er of the breeze which rattled the win-
dows‘and blinds when they famed
that it had driven o. big schooner
.lutuen Youugs ...‘lrri izlii 173
.Il’dll'l which ‘ .l. .l. Cahiil ...... tot tot in:
825 730 764i
are not pleased to learn.
draw bridge will be left“.
watchman for the greater part
night on or the new plan recon ‘ '
into for . People in this vtci
remember the tragic accident «
walk. when a passenger train.
the river, and-also the later:
when a freight train ran of! up
gatueit bridge. Ayenr ago a
beam fell from a freight trsln
bridge and was discovered“ by
night engineer on the bridge
to provcnt a passenger
striking it. The absence
watchman on the bridge will‘
temptation to evil minded or
in! persons ‘i’h" could easily . ” '
passenger train into the river .r
ing an obstruction on' the bridn‘” . '
removal of the night watchnu
garden as (also economy by. .
of this vicinity.
The Darlen's death list for March,
outside the Fitch's Soidlera' Home,
contained three names.
Y.
i—Charlea G. Waterbury, 74
l'l—Bridget Csnavnu, 56
28—Fannie Belle Miner,
A bright little baby has appeared in
the home of Mr. and bin. Charles
Adams. having been born Sunday.
The five births which occurred in
the Town of Barton during March were
the following:
March 6—Harold Leonard, son to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W, Wood. .
March 24—Hnrry Hnmllton. son to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Seilecit.
March 26—Harold Heunroth, son to
Mr. and Mrs.
.Marcb zit-Madame Octavia, daughv
tcr to Mr, and Mrs. Harry Verbena.
March 27—0larence Wesley. son to
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J". Wood.
Al is meeting of representative cit-
izens. held in tho sclccimcn's room.
on Tuesday evening. the Dttrlen llusi-
nose Men's Association Was organized.
After orienting constitution and by-
laws the election of officers was held.
resulting as follows:
President—«R. M. Smith.
V'lcc-i’msldcnt--I-'. V. Cantrell.
Secretary—Andrew Taylor.
Treasurer—cl. i-i. Gainer.
two yearsv-(l.
.ounsbury. C. ll. Fitch; for one your,
J. H. Norton. JRDIOI Wood. '
The next regular meeting will be
cold on Monday evening, May 1.
HOT WATER
Charles H. Gobi-menu. of Cove sve-
uuc. in overhauling his launch for
season's pleasure. .
The list. L. F. Reynolds. pastor of
_ the Advent Christian Church, will lead
. the meeting this ei'ening.
». it is stated that John Kn pl), of
‘ ‘icast Norwnlk. intends to cm 1' the
‘ borsunhucing business this lilllliiilm'.
(‘ttptnin W. A. Raymond is rapidly
" grtling his luuncb rcndyjfor launch-
ing. She is now ready for painting.
ilcrbcrt Hilcox and
moved from i-ionllt Nurwnik to the cor-
ncr of Thomas and First streets, East
GAS FITTING.
A surprise was tendered Mr. and
Mrs. Charles thnsou by a company
of about forty of their friends. last
evening, at their home
The feature of the evening
was a genuine old-fashioned dance.
including the Virginia reel. qnudrille.
ctc.. music being furnished by the
Pastime orchestra. There were also
other diversions
ware served. the gathering coming to.
at close about 2 o'clock this morning.
There was much gratification among
the friends of the or. t}. T. Freeman.
when it was learned that the confor-
euce had returned M r. Freeman in the
pastorate of tho Ens! Avenue Motho
Only a 1061 members of
the church attended the conference
this year, owing to the distance Brook-
lyn ls front homo, but fbt'rti will proba-
bly be quite on nttettdancc from this
town post year. when the conference
will be bold in Stamford.
Ii. In siulrd tItnt the church SOIfll
people of the vicinity of
Forms intend to put a stop to the play-
Ing of Sunday \lstu-buil in that sec-
For several weeks
on pleasant Sundays thcrc huvo bot-n
gnlncc in n var-ant lot in Fourth strcot.
Sunday bnsc bitlI hl re has buen a run-
tom inr il'ttr)‘, nnd the young men
claim "It“ thr- pastime is a harmless
one, uud iIl‘Jl they. therefore, should
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper ‘
go South Main Street,
.. So. Norwsik. Om.
till intuit tilt
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
—-+ .
TRANSACTS: GENEERAL RANKING
Van Kcurcu. an East
Nonwnlit f':i|‘lN"liIf'F. expects to no to
.\'--w Join...) the first of next Week, to
Hill" n )Imtlllllii.
'l‘hv lsldlv-s' Aid Society of the East
mrnuc MoliiutIIHI church held a son-
.‘tIiilI yesterday nftcrnmtn at the church
Ill East Norwaik.
.lnlni Knapp, of Wurran Street, con-
Humiliation putting Ilii launch Scat over-
lioiti‘tl for tho Blown shortly. The Si‘flb
‘ is n rtpllt’in bout of her typo.
Social Club base ball
loom, of East Not-walk. and the Trinity
Mcn‘n mum, of South Norwulk, is to
1an shortly on the diamond.
(‘buriea Krone hcsdc a party of
friends on n pedestrian trip to Wcab
it is expected that the
sum.» pnrty wll tniw nuothcr excursion
President'sllosssgs sit
scorn NORWALK.
tirpr-rtnn-ut of Justice which}: « '
Iiritrii. Under this opiniob.‘i'h*d ‘
the existing statutes give the"
debt the power to prohibit ‘1
master general from being it . . ;
instrument in the colon
crime; that is to prohibit}
the mails for the sdvocsc
arson and treason. not” a I
such construction; lion
however, there should be ~
islation by congress in this!
IURPLUS AND PRONTO,
“73.50000.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, PM
JOHN H. KNAPP, In Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. RM VIM
, Pros.
_ '. WILFRED IODWELL. Quill”.
w».
'm’
<. m "H
‘l . .77
tion of the town.
I. H. Mathewson
John H. Knapp
Jcsish fl. Marvin
; Christian Ewart:
—li'gel languid, weak. rundown? liead.
iche? Stomach “off"'.'-—Just a plain.
are of lazy liver. BurdockBiood Bit l ,
ors tones liver and stomach. pretzel 'WIM‘II compared Will "W“I .
is digestion. purines the blood.
-_..—-m_—. ..—....
WESTPORT.
Judge Josiah 1‘. Mart-an nod family 1
hour arrived at their summr-r home in .
The Forms for the season.
Daniel Webster and family are qlllf'
tered at their residence here.
sire repairs and improvements arci
ratio: Grumman
. alsee Marvin, . , v,
John H. Light nut Sunday
TIi'i‘ llllll'l'l that an investiga-
tion would probably develop that lht
"Wm“ Sprngue. cuglnrcr 3' Norwslk Mluis-ir-rs' Association is rt»
(ircsccnt intnullry. Wil‘i nlilc to resume
his duties this morning after water-
lini‘u onion-ml mention on account of
trouble with his bitch.
l’nlntwrs u-ut to work
morning on Frank C. Van St-oy’s resi-
dence In Smitten gvcnlio, but
oiiligrd to retire in favor of the ruin
within about two hours.
For several days, Henry Weeks, of
Cottage avenue. hll Mull acting M
updater at Much-
Dot in s beor a
it thus recently.
Ariel Cameras cxpeciaio .
power boot “my the Inn rt of
tho week. Mr. Cameron has“
crai cups with the Envoy. and hopes
to do its well with lu-r this season.
Cleaning up purlicns
tbrm ready for M‘I‘dilig. hits bot-n mute
on lmpcrtgnt‘occuputlon u East Nor-
wslh during the pal «v wrural days. but
this wtii‘it‘wna int l‘.lp'.0d
tof anarchy. every otlv‘ev'i g
gainks into signficnnce. The
is the enemy of humanity, the ‘_
of all man kind and his is '0" ' ..
degree of criminally than “it
No imlnlkrant is allowed to mass
our shores if he is an sum
22 Washington Street. South Norwnilt. i '
DOUBLE STAMPS FOR SATURDAY.
indian
these time ARE Til
spunnibir for ting prose-m movement
against the him-ti but. us it matter of
furl. it is proliubly unknown to the
lttuinlicrs of the association tltnt Huts-
duy games iIl'f‘ played in
We no not also,”
counmawrs.
TIit'rtt’iirtl burn and bugs. sud then
some. but It hurt remained for one of
wtaunt Norwstlt's [mots to toll In rhyme
of the farmer's tronbio with bugs. He
has done so as follows:
The Farmer's Troubles.
Tito cinch-bug onla the farmer's grain.
The lice-moth spoils his hour-y.
Tito kissing-bug is full of game.
The bunt-bug scoops his mom-y.
The big-bug wnltsca round and sings.
'l‘lit- .llluo-lllig. Ilo Iii tame:
Tim Iu-dbug. he don't got no wings,
ilul he gets there Just the some.
fl
should be permitted dveulatlod
country
opinions.
Complaints have been made to the
authorities concerning dogs belonging ,"TI‘" WW” "0"". All")
to Tony Canteens. which are nllegcd i 4
to have killed chickens in the nclgh- Iit‘i' FM“! to exclude» tram
harbour! and created a disturbauct
their howling at night.
Joseph [toluene was injured by a
M" on Ionday which
from attending to his business as bov-
bcr for the west side.
melt publications as "law
citric." President ‘Roosevent l
tor to Attorney Genavti‘
uniting for an opinion Mr W
union-a of the subject. says he.
iht‘ particular case cal ti ,
«action of the overnor at New
ills back was seriously injured in the by Secretary not. ""1 tha'
tits'yhprccood under the stats
It In said that
fall which laid. him out.
"Work has been commenced an int- I
“Peter William Sturttcs" plucc wrvnt
ly purchased by ”00"” Hand Wrighl‘ gross embraces a liiiicussion
it New York artist. The farm consists “I‘M“ ”Mm” from "WW ’9”
of 30 acres. The house will be remod- . H“ M’" WWW”! '8 W" “I?
.tllstl. but the colonial character will be i I" """mm- WM?“ “WWII"
preserved as much as ptslslbic.
Selectman George ti. Jliniiluus
but we know that our store, our goods.
Will our liiiailll-aa methods got IIII‘II‘
tvll rllnlrs of praise among the public.
\i'.- turn tint-cuss only by dcservins it.
it'.‘ st‘l‘w orcrybmly with the object of
in inning iiwtn buck agnin to the store,
and. finding goods and price! fight.
IIit')’ nlwnya cotno.
PLENTV 0F TlOUILI
in council by atsgnation of the liver
nod bowl-is. To get rid of it and head-
ache and billiouancsa and the poison
that brings )llillldIco..li|Rl' Dr. King's
New Life Pills, the reiinbe purifiers
that do the work without grinding or
25c at i". ll. Baster‘a drug
v t i. ‘
“m annual “Wm," M officers of which tilth president trans
iln- \\'oiucn‘a l'un-lun Missionary So
cicty. of the ideal Avenue Methodist
Church. which was to have been held
last night. was taistpoucd on account
1 th 1 tot arms and dynamite in ‘
0 0 I 0"“.
We receive many
polio-- lllitI soldiers illll
.. I. .
long l'Im tillfl the
GI WATIR 81'.
let. it. adds greatly to lilo illuminant-ti of a room.
2nd. it is easy to clean and linen vlcun. lint. it. is much cllnflpur in the
old method of cumin-n flooring corned with unrpct.
We hove a large and varied limit of Edge (train Vulluw Pine, Quurtcred
(mil mm Maple flooring on hand. "A hint to the will. in slifllcionl."
SPECIALTY.
LINCOLN Willi. A superior brand of ready made, llfiIn-iIllIll
w he: sight years‘wsur without repairs or attention at
it In M s HUI substitute for sill-loin as a floor covering.
HOT STU FF.
Hazolton Coal
‘wslaestsgstitlsst
T‘heRIIersiti'teId&SouCo.’8.
ll WA'I'IR IT.
.9“ .. s
SOUTH NORWALK.
,. .. . . pruvpil, constitutes it “sediti'
n .1. in "undoubtedly a orlnio‘ » '
Illliil MW.”
Edward id. Gotham has had the mo‘
tor of his launch ovvrhsuied in tinti-
clpation of spring.
in its shed. but I few days of warm
weather will induce blr. aorbsm to
matting repairs to the bridge on tile
main road at fiasco Crock. It has no.
been announced that he was authoriz-
*d to do the work by the fit" board in
seisctinen. but it was badly healed.
and Mr. Jennings has announced with
ROWAYTON.
hire. .icnnio Shot-er continues utilit-
ilhnt her home in Pennoyer street.
The automobiles are lmglnning to
appear on our streets daily after their
winter storage.
Hrs. Alla Thomas. of Highland ave-
nue. is entertaining her sister, Hrs. I.
D. Woods, of Northviiie.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Todd. of
dim. have been visitingin South
slit and Belle island recently.
J‘ Nelson. who has had charge of
.l. S. Hoyt‘s poultry yards at Content-
mentlsiand. has taken a similar posiv
tion at Vernardsvlile. New Jersey.
Mrs. Abbie ld'errlit. Miller of hire.
Lucy i'. Lyon. of the West Side. an. ‘
lortalnsd a number of friends and
relatives mm New York over Sunday.
in honor of her eightyodfib birthday
The hull is all“
The A. J. Augevine
& Son Co,
l34-l36 Washington Street.
0. I. s'rfodfifi:
IOUTI-l NORWALK.
New and Second-band Engines.
tiny iliti "IIf‘illiI." “fictions," 4 cycle:
cicln outfits for
statute which nlaltes web‘
an offense against the U "5
nndtbat thl-ft-dcraleonrtw .
ly may have no inrisd ..-.
umtle’r. That there In full
liu- WIIWNINI cl ooasrels to _
such publications orlhlnal, ill
Ii",V gl'nerai asserts. and II
THAT‘S
Al.l..
'rm' A 'TON.
HARRIS & GANS CO.
TELIPHONI 450.
m llA'l‘Cli 8. mm c...
SOUTH NORWALK. count.
., Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggcry to n. Palace.
MlLL. feel a! Mlle" Sinai.
LUMIIR YARD. Water ltvset. . rat. «w.
The use in bonus of Hardwood Flooring, bow or pgriiy covered with
runs. is rapidly increasing.
The reasons ore:
The OIMOwallns have been ltt't‘fi'
log under cover of into. but are now
whipping their base ball team into
shape, sad upset to put a strong nine
in the hold 0“ ttlcct all corners in
bliss Annie White. aged 21. lib-u ill
the home of Martin thmsbuc Inst l-‘ri-
day. Ind was buried bloitdny morning
from the Church of the Arsumptiou.
w‘ WNW l‘V" :“tifemfmullwmt mwi.ittul.iou Fuller: of the su
II it In“!!! 10" 0 llil y (l . r. .lilltI Mr It'll! “ Q “ ‘
Donahue for many years. She died at W H M'
out. of sewer pipes has
been deposited near lilo former limb
building. in readies“ for the onion-
Iilnn of the sewer over it stniiII noc-
tiun of Baaviow svcnuo. trout
street to Kcysor DIlit'tI,
The Rev. (l. T. I“l"'t-llllill. poster of
the ideal Avenue liltitndinl Church.
who has had much tronblo with bill
throat of late. ls improving. and it Is
«oriented that be will be able to lend
the wooltlr prayer service tonight.
Edward Provo". tltv Horst strut lad.
who hrulto his arm u short time ago.
‘ is able in go about with his play-
ttiulea.'tbolilll he will
indeed by his arm for some time yet.
iio rut-rice tho lulurud arm in a sling.
'n... m Quin-let bus planned for 'a
rehearsal this evening at the home of
The quartet. is to
assist in furnishing the prom Jar
(llub social tomorrow eval-
tug at t a club house In (love avenue.
Dennis Valentino has been having a
links trouble with bill
which had W mrl‘ltauiml and was
l‘liillly for the seam“ wlirn it was pick-
cti tip by n M It ildo nnd carried way
tliu point of ordinal?
'Idr'n.) .‘ti to thc qlltisilm “ ,
The traction company is pvopsrlu; ; tun absence of any I w!
to erect 10 foot noise on each side It" . rutartm. the postmaster
mm "M ”"3" the State street bridge to carry
.. the vivid to esclnde such psbl
cables which have heretofore run ou- (in this point his ctraoliilln II
This action was run»
cred necessary by the «Scott the
had in alnitiag the canes in
the its bottom of the river.
invitations have been accepted by
also in the noisil-
lits series at onion
lalnmonts to be giw-n by Vigilant fir
gins company on the tub. with and
lilth of this month. (Multiples Heal:
Hose mossy, at
new Haven. will be praseitt on the
nosing of the lith.
Isiah aching tor the seam willsnd
t sundown on the min. and the Isle
(lnbin cruisers. speed
hulls of lino limiittli In from or illi-
lulmi bunt. , i’ropciiors, llruuso Shaft-
itvcrytblng in the
Ir?! us ilauro on your
Drop a postal for limb
.der the water. .
lined laoscludin born the . »
lasso of soy odieal. o
titled to the privileges of
mail matter. which shall
article constituting ll seditious
and counselling such crimes
dar. arson‘ riot sud treason." ‘
scrotal tire com
The villune blacksmith shop is sgsin borhood to attcn
u. it. those arrived this
wee from tilenbrsoit. where he has
been in business tor some time. and
has/tattoo charge of the business' in
(Rmfllllh Edward J. ladriaan's halid-
i which was form
.th “it's "u... ... t...
w sense a its a ‘
owners is this vicinity.
'3 Hotel Victoria.
ONI MINUTI "Old DIPOT.
IUROPIAN PLAN.
Our mm s rental «store.
and llsetrls Lights throughout Iv
tad.
I seasons-Ls.
stashed Oats is nonsense.
line of imported Ales. includ-
ins the famous Boss's. uurtcn's and
linen 0. (kn Stout. alw
'rpisabssa but.
It JORDAN.
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS.
Office. Hoyt'a Me Hiding.
om run than a. n. to s e. is.
Where all business In and pertaining
to float Islets will receive careful and
pram” Milan.
Tel 40". “lid IMO" Ind
"m “i
l‘rank Merriam.
mad building counselors claiming
mtithsssatstsissmsimuee
m of “m “ Mild"
that the contractors did not
aiobsscontrseled for. Astmm
plant owned by the
teams in uienumit has
attached by Donn
. to cover
will eels bet-w the
, r at m is In).
1 r A resident of this
(Josey Islsnd recon y returned
south Norwaih sari
while thoreia‘sesnie
the chum apparatus all sis
tIIMIi‘d "ltoton POI
infers from this
that two new “in lb.
- mason. u
sis-i. is
also on. luaaaht
' inshore lit-yon
datum-i ll. imhmmd. of the tugboat
Hluplwn iiabcndlt. who made such a
daring mime of the crew of the
submitter I). W. Warfurd. off liridgm Plug
brother of (inp-
port. Saturday.
'ltwuotl. of the tug
loin ilrrheri ill.
When contractor imlic (iambic w may a «but
. the VI . Ii .
slim—r 1“.» ‘1‘.“ fl III-“M
albao Daucbr. of Dar- '1'
ion. spent Sunday in New York with
friends.
be numerals ii
than on hourslitlsrt Ill
cost lesa‘ihan
stalled it is good for all
little cat-o and the renew
ion. ., . n
‘ Tho selecttnep hbld a-Vwa‘
Tuesday in their rooms
hail. it is said that tho
members of the bosrd e
handed compliments ‘ w
was an opportunity.
nings brought in s p
some person itnown out
pay the bills incurred as ,
who died under the me ~ ' y .
but the other seisctntsn' .. . it
where the town could a . ‘
ey.’~~Sceond Selectman 'J
ccived his month's pay.‘ is
surprise. although the tint
audited his bills thoroughly. 7
incurred by Selectmen Jenni
repairs to the Sssco River -
ordend paid.- The board
srent no more permits to pill
sens for the erection of bath
at Combo Bench. r
limit
Passengers 0n the New Hav
. chi
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