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' . ii is a great béniicrt.

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‘I’ IILMON‘I' PARK.

May 29. -—First race.
. . fu'rloags Rana ‘,Avts 110,
“'3‘. in 8. won; Chaplet 106,
- n" to 1, second, Aimee, 98.
" third time, 1: 98.

’ our and one-half furlonga.
. .Tordellino. 112, W Doyle,
oh; Voodo, iii, Garner, 7 to
'mdwsrd, 112, blotter, 7 to
o. 58
yes, one mile. ,B‘adnévvs.
‘ hob, won; Tommy Wad-
a to 1: second;
at to '5, third.

Means to dduseate
action now and un-
its data

{In truth of

ms stursyon have
. it is

LEGID IN IIGNIKf

II e'd forgery

osr‘s to let-

the “note to

racetrack gam-

wield ‘0! 1!“th

,hw on it was

WEI“, has been

of Warhol

‘ allm Attorney Jan
dinefcf New York county.

IN REWARD,”

~.- , . ,‘nf ”meander will be

” z I” where is at least

fi. III ‘ . -« egthht. science has

' -- Jcirre hi all Ra‘sccges, and

iii Cstsrrh Hall’s Catarrh Cure

‘ . osltive curs now: known

I " . . ". frztlolrhéty. Gntflrrh be-

. .. a c “I! l‘quir

Wit re salten internally, acting

directly upon the blood and mucous

some“ of the system thereby ”dds

trolls the foundation of menopause.

“fighting the patient strength by

pg p the constitution” and assist
. doing lid The DN-

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inhale the.
In family Pills for consti-

sex

N, May 29 ~Thomas
{coat croutons” pun-cm
t the Connecticut Hospital
' ' nlr today
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stain. .

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- .5.“ immutable the
transmit lowdowobpmtns-
mired welit'h'cr‘ practically all
ihd‘?$61IIllg except balm: can
holdslibml'n it and coal tire dis-
voila! was.
PM any time of year it is a
éreat convenience where a quick
Ire Is wanted, after the coal fire
1‘1““)th batik-d.“ or is low.

 

be hosted on it. andma kept oboia 0t greatly
. I in amount of work that can be done on the range.
nearly.» breahisstng; especially if things are a little behind

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militia

hind West Sts.

PITTSBURO TERMINAL AFFAIRI

RsIINbr Io'In‘o KIT—ad for This A
noon or Monday, It is Expects.
YORK: May 29.—-An interest.
thOSGy associated with the Gould-
was beoied today to the effect that it
liable “receIVel'éhi'p proceedings

"ill be instituted against the Pitts-
bur Tcrminai Railway Company at
Pit Vsbnnrg, late today or on Monday.
it Was said at a meeting of the direc
tors, of the Wabash Railroad Company.
yesterday, that action ws then to the
outlet that the directors of the Wabash
could not furnish further money for
the» Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal conn~
puny, thereby making re-orgsniation
essential V

A cummittee was formed today to
represent the interests of the holders
,of the first mortgage four per cent.
,bonds of the Wabash-Pitts Terminal
Company in silent of a default in the
payment of an installment of interest
ourthoss bonds amounting to 8600. 000.
which falls duo on Monday next The
loathiiltee is composed of Joined i‘i
Wallace president of the (3623“
Trust. (Iompa’dy, of this city oh
man; P bi Md’rton. president (it till!
Equitahl Life Assurance society;
Hale Flake Harry Bronner Myron '1“
Her cit, bf bane; Gordon 5:.th and
Charles P. Butler

Mr. John Ribs. of Vining. 1a., says:
."I have been selling DeWitt's Kidney
lund Bladder Pills for about a year
and they give better satisfaction than
any pill i ever sold. " Sold by The Oil!
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar
mscy
ram Iran. as Marrsawaa.

ALBANY, N. Y., May 29..—-Dr A. W.
Ferris president of the State Lunacy
Cdinmnlssi’on. today expressed the oplnn
l{Jon that HarryK K'I‘haw cannot be
transferred from Muttonwan Stati-
liospitai for the Inlfilli' without the
approvalof the commission. Dr. l‘cre
rivetprunled the belief that the com.
mission had completi- jurisdiction ov-
er a patient at Mattcawan who had
criminal tendencies “Do \on be
llevb the courts could not require‘ his
lraIlsfer?"V .l‘o‘l'rls was asked. ‘

"i . i have that the commis-
lion as the sole jurisdiction. But
that is a legal oucntion, which may
n‘aye to be decided." .

THE WORLD'S 868T CLIMATI;
is not entirely free from diseaso,ol'
'an gagh elevations fevers” prevail.

ii on tho lower levels malaria Ir
‘ncounlered to a greater or less sx'L

 

 

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Isi’ll. jaundice h‘IIIOIls'ness. fever and
sane, and general ability. the most of-

meat sltbratlve as blood purlnor:
ltho a tidoto for every form of bodily

loid under guarantee at F. H. Baxter's

 

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5'1Iif i ; ' (v
- all do! Batu nday so come burly during the week.

, “‘00. for:
.‘ WHITE WAISTS.

this; hr rats {her or ran scars.

irug store. Price 50c

 

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tosses,

sun ‘I‘n»

Whats I)

a,

i’l’l‘TI ATS, ‘ 4 '

“PARTS, regular price $1. 50. for.
WHITE .WAISTB,
83.00, for ....'.

regular price

aw III-so I

-’ :wmm wansn's. regular mics”

bosses coaches-Iso-
regular price

II..50 for . . .............
9"de COWS...

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out, according to altitude. To over-
come climate affections iassitude, ina-

,lectlve remedy in Electric Bitters. the

ass. nervoulness and insoIInls. .

31.43. Mas. ms tip to u.“
'V WANTS. regular price 8100, for . 8::
n s

of s felonious Ilssu‘fll on nor. nuns-

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M‘
0F CAIIIIIIIGS
hiccup Tierney Issac: Circulars
Which Will be licsd at All
Masses sundsyl
Circulars from Ht, Rev. Bishop
Tierney will be redo in all the

churches of the diocese Sunday in no
lag on June devotions. Peniccost
a d see of the Sacred Conngnt-yntion
of Indulgences, wherein a Iridunm is
established inn connection with the
observance of the Feast oi the Hati'ctI
Heart. ‘

. The month of June lnas bet-n 0ch
dated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
His Holiness, Pius X. by a recent do-
cree of the Sacred Congregation of
indulgences issued August 8,1900,
grants a plenary indulgence totlcs
panties on the usual condition on
which the devotion in inonnor of the
Sacred Heart. is celebrated through-
out the nnnontln of June and solemnly
concluded on June 30. The same do-
cree grants an indulgence of 500 days
to the promoters of this devotion for
every good work performed for the
propagation of the devotion and a
plenary indulgence as often as they
receive Holy Communion during the
month of Jane.

A decree ofMay 30, 1902, grants a
partial indulgence of seven years and
seven quarantlnes once a day to all
who publicly or privately perform any
devotions in honor of line Sncncd
Henri during the month and a plea-
ary indulgence on any day, if they
perform private dcvolions ivory day
luring the month, or assist at tho
public devotions li‘ll films and rccnlvn
the sacranmnts of, I’Innnnt'o
Eucharist and visit a church whore
'lhcy shall pray tor the intention oi
aihe i’opc.

Moreover the Holy iv‘alincr on Au
cast 22, i900, Iiccrostl that every your
on the Feast of the Sacred Heart Ihn
solemn act of consecration instituted
,by Dec Kill, on May 20, 55:3, .0
getlner with the Litany of the Sacred
Heart shall be publicly reclit-ll during
.Itc Expositilm of the Bicssod Sacral
boat in all the parish churches cof tiltI
vorld. Those who are present at taut
levdtioa may gain a partial Jadnnl
lance of seven yours and sen-on quaru
natincs and a plenary indulgence [Ino-
vldcd that they go to millennium and
(Tommualon and pray for the tales
lion of His Holiness.

in this diocese Bstncnllction of the
'llessod Sacrament may I.)(' hivcn wire
1 week at the public (soloist-sin hon
Ir of the Sacred Heart during the
nonih of June.

The Pentecost collection will be

sited up in all the churches Sunday.
lane 7. The» fund is known as tho:
.’ctcr's Pence fund and is the chief
nourco of revenue supplicil lo the Holy
V ice for the administration of tho nub
crsal church.
This year ills Holiness: will solo
brain the golden jubilee of his ordina-
“lion to the holy priesthood. The
faithful throughout' the world will
make this celebration an (tension for
he manifestation of special good will
Ind generosity to the bond of the
)hurcin.

By a decrco of Pius X requests the
nishops.of the world to institute a
.riduum-in all cathedrals and parish
churches in honor of the Blessed
Sacrament within the noise of Con-
pus Christi or at some other oppor‘
tune time during the year. The pur-
pose is to foster greater devotion to
the Divine Lord in the Holy Eucharist

and'to promote the practice of daily
oommnnion. In this diocese the tri-
duunn will begin on the Feast of the
Sacred Heart, Friday. June 90.1n
plenary indulgence is granted to the
Mthful performing the lrlduum. '
' The aovena to the Holy Ghost bc-
ilns today.

June is dedicated to honoring the
‘Sacrs Heart. of Jesus.

Y terday was the Feast. of the As
cension, a holy day of obligation.

Clerical Appointments.

Rev. Michael J. Lynch. from St.
Michael's. Westerly. to St John's in-
tin trial School, Deep River

or Anthony Ksichor. to St. Mich-
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NEW BRITAIN IEI'IYVANT- ARREST-

; NEW BRFI‘AINé IIIa'y' 39.-In‘riedn
Rodin aged ill years a servant in the
employ of Paul P. Wilcox. of lAncoih
street, was arrested today for the
theft of a diamond ring. a gold watch
endlotlnsr articles of jewelry; all to
the value of over $350,100 the proc-
arty of Mr. and Mrs. Winona Th9
sir! has admitted her guilt. The theft
was committed some months ago. The
tgirls'trlod to dispels or the jewelry
gnmlidartford, yesterday, and was cap-
a

POUND GUILTY ‘0' ASSAULT.
. N manor: may cos-mam
V0 No. Of Norwich, was found gum?

 

. J, Bions‘on on Hinder 19 in tandem
parlor court Willis ws's sentenced
to not more that: air nor less thin
.four years in state prison. '

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sllian Balm is breaking was when»
ever- tried slntiost without adoption

 
 

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Brad

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Tilb "from ‘ for" Sanford“ osncra's
house on the Ridge was raised this
week.

Anthony Kolosky has sold to N. F.
Hsggson a small tract of swamp land
in Pleasant Vsliley.

 

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tests are now in
holy. and will nnot return to occubl!
l.Iolr home on the Ridge until Bop-
t.- calm.

lion-t Reilly has most of the material
ml the ground for a house'winlch he
is to put up in Easton just over the
itcddlng line.

 

The trio who ware warned out of the
pore building on the Ridge because of
their disorderly behavior. are about to
remove to Easton.

 

. Mlssrldmina V. linmscy will ghe a
talk at the Congregational churcn on
Friday evening. May 29', the theme be.-
lnng her recent trip to Europe.

 

Innis C. llamas; who game up tlnc
milk producing business when he was
elected to the legislature in 1900 Is r-e
stoching his farm with a new bertof
cows.

 

An operation for the removal of a
nmor was performed at the llanburl/
ospimll last Saturday, upon Miss .l.
Belle Sanford, of the Ridge. It was
successful and the tutor condition of
the pallan gives promise of a speedy
rccowry. .

_._.._...._—

A force at forty men began work
Monday morning at excavating and
other opcnniions count-cred with tho
bulldlnnn. on Wain-r Iflnnlign'lla suntuntr
soul on Hillli-u'l Hill. A party irom

‘Neu‘ Yon-ll luspcrtu-ll another of l.. U.

Rock's has on tho Iniii om- Ilzny lust
Vli'tIt. supposedly with a view to buy-
lny, and building.

..’t tic Hing last Saturday. Sanford
incinlzrtl IIi‘I can t] lIli‘ lnas- -ln:nil team of
,IIlf‘ Clipsillrc Episcopal Acndcnm by a
antic of ill in 9, although limiting lnnll
four hits to it by their opponents li
limit it innings to dot-lilo the control
Cm Wednesday the Banionds bud auntie
nine. runs to 7 by the Kent school WIltiI
ruin stopped the guano at the «fill of
Iht ignurtln inning.

A dramatic section of the Sanford
school in rcbcunslng diliacntly for tin-
I nurtntnmcnnt to be given at the gnm
on the evening of June 4. l-‘laborutt-
costumes and other accessories hurt

in scoured for "it performance
which is to consist of IIlt' sketch.
Frmsaing n \iothorln- Law and a min
allvl allow, The ihttnr \leI be \It-ll
scammed with local hits.

A mortlng inn I'urllu'nnncc of the
project to cstnrllh‘h a tree public ll»
lirnry on tho west side was Iii’IiI
Tuesday owning at tin reside-arc oi
Harry lsnnnabnry in lino ilmpnwnnbt
district. About ilnim .nitcndmi, ncprc

linu. Inn-sides the immediate locali-
u'. the Center and lIln- itlllge. although
an quor «cued is loo for distant to
feel much mmmern in tintl undertaking.
Marl; Twain, whO'lnay be called the
lather of the project was represented
by Mills, Isabel v. Lyon his secretary.
The meeting on posited with Dan
Board the author and illustrator. as
chairman. and luluund tlnumruun illi
secretary. Miss i you nhnouncwl that
Mark Twain was needy 4o lionnts to
the library 500 nolumos and a great
quantity of old lnsgasines. A- pcrrnu
nont organisation was effected with
Mark Twain as [IIt'SIlIl‘III Albert lligu
low Pains. Dr. E H. Smith and Miss
Lyon as vice-presidents. and Mrs. 2:“
mon fiend as secretary and trans-
umr. Thorn wow also appointed ctnnn.
mliiflcs oil “Ilfllli‘t'. books. otiiofitiifi-
ment and library quarters. The mat
tor of prmldlnu tin latter is one oi be
main qucslions to be loiilt‘d allbou- ,nln It
is ninilorsioml that no actions obstacles
exist In the way of wearing ih Danna
Wang chapel if that building s ould be
wani..cd Thc blunting was charactrr-
land by n. \vnlmlh of interest and n
hopefulncss whuh promises well for
the succctns of the enterprise.

l

Chores and Philip Nordman. yonnhs
who formerly II\i‘tI hcrc drove up
from Norw.nlln Sunday. on n carousc
trip and made things lively for a shiic
around Pine Tree corner. After a visit
with Mr. and Mrs Tommy Ludwnv
they drove to the bonus of Thomas
Lndway. Sr.. incur by and yelled to
that individual to mine forth Mr; Lini-
wny did not respond. bring. as be sub-
sequently explained just then tending
the baby and bving also fearful that
his visitors might design tococrcs hinn
into sharing their alcoholic iniquity
The Nordmans then assailed him with
profane and abusive epithets and want
elsewhere. On complaint of Mr. Lud
way warrants wer issued and the
next day Sheriff salts arrested the
oifenders at Norwalk and conveyed
them before Justice Nickcrson. Trial
was h at once “Tom, " said the
court to he 79 your old complainant
in the course of the proceedings.‘ ‘is
that your child?" The reference was
to a lusty infant held by Mrs. Ludway
“Yes.” answered hallway rathen dc
finally. as If he expected his asser.
tion to be disputed. it was not. There
followed neither comment not congrat-
ulations but instead an eloquent si
lance. 'I‘he accused were found guilty
of drunkenness and fined 81 and costs,
a total of $20 95 each. They were pa
ruled in the custody of Sheriff Banlls
gun Tuesday noon and at that time

an brother Frank appeared and paid
up for them.

IT REACH! ‘I'NE SPOT.
an. ill. Humph who owns a large
general lists at it‘lnnegs. 0.. is

president of the Adams County Tele-
eone 00".. as well as of the Home

r. 'g'n cw very:
W éd'D my life8 ohcbi ”A “feast f‘

t ink it did. it seemed to, reach: the
a ob—the very best of m coll
hen everythlah folds" fal ed." 'D‘f.‘
ing's New Discovery ndt nly rose*
on the cough spot: it' h the sol
spots and thgaweallpo spo ts in throat
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MERIDEN WOMAN'S WILL.

MERIDEN. May 29 ~Action was
started inn the probate court today for
the construction of a clause, contain-
Ilig the word “ by him." In the will
of tho latc Mrs, chllhy Curtis who
was prominent in this city Mrs. (lur-
lis left a fund of about 825.000 in
trust for lncr son Clarence, and upon
his death the fund to revert to Arthur
M Curtis, cashier of the (‘onncoticnt
Company bore, [revision also being
made for other it ildrcn “if then- be
any by him." There is ambiguity in is
claimed. as to whether the "him" in
the clause refers to (V‘larcnco Curtis
of Arthur M. Curtis. The latter has

it child
3mm Iliad luu alias Alfdill’; Bonn)

MERIDEN MAN CHARGED WITH
’ ASSAULT.

MICIUDEN. Mall liar-Henry Snrlcnl-
Ii, who was arrcslui last night Ill
t‘t)llIlN'iIiln \tiiln lb" sinlnbln: of noun
1. Mntpln a railroad suction band,
was (hat-god with assault in tho polil' o
murl today. and la Ill for furllur bean
lag in bonds at two. The point», it
is sold. fiii‘ looking for a brothel of
Sanic.alli whom ilwy (apt-(t to con-
Iltti with the affair.

 

Bars III."
signature

 

' dsmss slur mm. was ppm-12.000

spend on tokuns of affection,

for Valentines. at One Time.

"Talking about SIMS," said in Wash-
ington bookseller whose stock of vulv
entlncs had been exhunnsted before the

demand had been fully supplied, "did.
you know that one of the largest
single orders of valentines even heard
«taunt went. to an lmliun i don't
know that many white men could
have afforded to spend as much and
those that could would probably have:
invostcd the money inn a more per-i
nnanent form, a diamond ring or neck-
lace. 'I‘WO thousand dollans is not a
small sum for even a nich man to
and
when those tokens and lace pap. r and
tinsel r-,IIplds it seems a lot more.
But that is what Janice Dlglncun'l, inn-
dilnnn (IlIt‘I', and richest nctlnnnann in line
counnlry at the time, spent for valcn- I
Vtiucs while he, was in Washington in
Connection with allotments of his peo-‘
pies inml I

"lie was a picturesque and inter
esting man himself, and his ready
spending naturally attracted atten—
tion. He soul the valuations to mem-
bers oi‘ his tribe and to all the promi-
nent stalesnan whom he had Incl in
connection with his nni slon. Of
course. the trade were all in created in
his ordcn both because of its size, and
because bus was an indian.

“I recalled the Inf'Itll‘nI Whoa I rent
of his death tln- other day. lint when
1 null that the propcrly be had it
was estimated a $3 000 .000. i doct ml
that a 33.000 onnltr did not nnmn so
mnclt to him."

 

\‘isliormllo you find it economical
to do your own cooking?

Young “drew—0h, yes: my husband
doesn't I'ilf half as nmcb as when We
had :1 cook.~(fomlc Cilia.

" School a...
Union School District.

Tim taxpayers-of the South Norwslk
l’inlnn t-lrlnool District are hereby noti-
ilcd that the district tax of Ith mills
on the dollar. laid up the town assessr
uncut list of 1007, at a meeting of lino
district hold on the iiih day of Jane.
1907, at the Franklin school. will be
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(lnilno Liuniho Fruit 3in '.p is last
for w-oninin and children its nnihi ac-
tion and pleasant tan-no makes it pro-
fornblc in Union“ purgatlus club as
pills, tablets, oi". (lot the boo klct and
a soluble at l‘luiaicd' in Drug Snort and
Tho Clifford Pharmacy ,

lNDlAN BABIES DON'T CRY. .

"Affection for children is an In-
dian character." says Dr. t‘innrics i-l.
Moody, of Idaho. “l bar.» nncvn-r
seen an lndlaa mother or father pun
lab in child. nor have I over upon an
Indian child cry. An Indian child born r
subs when hurt, Just an extra snap
of thc bright black eyes and a slight
frown Is all to I_Il<II(‘:|Ii' to the olnsnrv. r
that the little follow ls nilfl'l‘l‘lilii. I
have acncr beard cvcn an iudlnn bully
cry."

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NEW YORK. NEW I-IAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD

TIM‘ TABLI.

m.

In Effect Jinuary s. tsos

IO. NORWALK TO NEW VORK.

A. hie-WW”. 5113:. 5201:.
4:16, 6:50x. 0:50. 7:541. Mills 8‘0“,
ilzlilx. 9:53. 10:5fnx. “:22:

i‘. M.—-12;5;x. 1:10, 2:611. 3:37.

his. 5:092. 5:31, 5:501; 0:37, 8:511.
719x,‘ihix.9:. '112;l:49n to
Phllndcln thin and \\'n:?lniun:ion U C.
Ilocs not stop at New Yors

 

 

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80nd”.
Ao- xlit-fit: 53:. 5: m, 5:01;. In 67.

9:4
P. xMJ—ll 571,23“, 2:5“. 5:87.
5: Six. 7:18. 7:51x, 9. 58x. 10:23.

80. NORWALK To NEW HAVEN.

A. M.—-12:08. 1:14, l:58x.‘0: 18, 7:25.
8:25. 9213!. 10:17X. 11:08:. 11:45.

P. Dir-12:06:, 1:10, lzlox, 3:2”.
4:19. 5:071. 5:29, 0:08x, 0:30, 7:091.
8:581, 9:21, 11:21; to Bridgeport only.
2:42 and 7:25.

Sun ds syn.

A. [1-42 08,1:14. l::581.7 d9. 9: 10
103471. 11: 08:.

P. u.:—-c u, 7: 091.8: 18x,9:t
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY

A. hie—12:10 (daily *cxcept Mon
days). 6:20. 9:43. 10:00:.

P. M.—-l:25, 4:99. 6:12. 7:18.

. Indus-9:15 a. m., 7:30 p. m.

DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-5:55. 7:25, 8:11.10:101. 11:50
P. M.—4218x. 6:38:. 8:55.
Sundays-vA. M. 7:55. P. ht, 6:00.

NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-—13:00:. 4:5“, 545, 0:4:
8: 03s. 0: 00:, 9:151, 10:02:, 10:05.
11:00:,11:03
PM—1203105201x253920:
(“031,409, 4:.32 5:.02x 5:08, 5:25:
8: 00:; 8. 08. 7: 10, 7.10:. 9: 30, 11:00:

 

 

 

 

 

Sundays. -
A. M.--12: 00, 8:,0’0, 7:80. 9:90:
10:02:.
P. M.:—6 04. 0:.002 7:00. s-tm
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1847 1907

. Heating.

HorWi‘t'r'ih' “HEATING.

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Man 1908 at which time i shall be
I ru- ulv If) lmchc same at Stillson Pow-
oil a drug Horn, 82 Washington street
I Penalty at the rate of 9 per cent. a
I your will be (hnrgcd on and after June.
1.1908
F. A. roams.
Clnllcolor of Taxes for South Norwniit
l‘auion llclnooi District. V
Daimi at South Norwulit, April 28.

NOTICE
CITY TAXES.

Tho taxpayers o the City of South
Norwaik arc Ilcf'cby notified that the
city tax of seven and one-half (7%)
mills on tho dollar. laid on the assess-
ment list of 1907. by the Maui of
Estimate null Taxation. and the street
sprinkling asrcsslnont, laid' by the
(‘onncil of said city, will be due and
payable on the first day of May, 1908,

 

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A BEQIJEBT REFUSED.
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Maine H. ,Leciere to ho IISiiI
condlng to the terms in her will
raising the moral tone of Ft l.nii(‘t-.'

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milling the opinion of the tthlnnm.
who rgc ardod hen natltc country as a
sink of iniquity.

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at whitb time, I will rcccivc the hams
.tt my office, Room 5, United Bank
building 07 Washington street South
Nora :nlh. Pcnalty at the rate of nine
(inl pcr com a year from May 1,1908.
will be charged on'ali bills remain-
ing unpaid after Juno 1, 1908. , s
WliiinlAM S. WHEOX.

Collector of Taxes of the City'

South Nonwnlk.
South Norawalll April 30, 1908.

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John H. Khnpp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J.‘ Wallace Marvin
Christian Swsrtz John H. Light

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