on is for the nerves.
flavors, 60.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
e00 wAenmorou was".
TIL. cALL. 041—2.
are mediclnii a‘b we 'as thirst
lug, The acid phpsphate in
good
one coouuo phoerA'rae are
real health drinks al they are made
from pure fruit juices and are prepared
under the most cleanly conditions. All
All Orders Delivered Free of charge.
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....
I have cared what developed, but
guest of Meyer Joaem.
' day at. his home in New Haven.
nest of Mrs. James
rat street.
Edward E. Gotham has returned
tonah, New-.York.
New York City.
,ihe stickiest and most oppressively
warm night of the summer.
' Welington Grant, of Bridgeport.
has taken a position as bar tender at
.‘Ifeter O‘Hara’s saloon in Fort street.
The tug Bulicy arrived in the harbor
this morning with a tow. Though hot
very large, the Bailey is a smart craft.
, The St. James Circle of East Nor-
Iwalk. is holding a meeting in South
gifiorwalk with Mrs. Melville E. Young,
gjths afternoon.
"3;, The weekly prayer meeting of the
'Advent Christian church will be licid
{ibis evening, at, the home of Mr. and
’Mrs. Frank 1'. Self.
__, Louis Shufelt. of East Norwalk, has
fesunhd his former position on one of
”.16 wagons of the Bartlett Wet Wash
Laundry, of Water street, South Nor-
jfiuiii. -
The E. A. C. baseball team has ar-
ganged to play the Independent Club.
this week. There is considerable i‘i-
airy between the teams. and a good
patent is expected.
The Dory Social Club intends to en
herialii its lady friends again Friday
, ening. The event will be a barn
lance, alid it promises to be a big suc-
ieess like all of the club‘s functions.
Dr. Herbert D. Ayres' launch has
been made spic and span again on the
eaview avenue ways. A new coat of
varnish makes her look as she did sev-
al weeks ago. when she was launch-
rion Point car, is laid up at his
after by Conductor Fancher.
orwalk schools. Before
ew Haven.
iii-aw bridge.
't; this point in the harbor.
Mrmy the event will be
‘, iar Hope. Saturday afternoon
th 3. team at Eaton's Neck.
fired to
...,” 1., .
it Specials
A:
.f' . ii?! lit-..iil’l‘fiiie Vite?“ '-
' , Him or. use unmask.
l
,Dnvid Abramaon. of New York, is a.
Thomas C. Canty is spending the
_,,Miss Emily Bailey, of Danbury, is a
Angelman, of
home from a several days' trip to Ka-
Electrician Philip Fielding, of Pleas-
ant avenue, is spending the day in
..Last night is declared to have been
.2 will be turned on tonight or some
. Conductor Charles J. Caffrey, of the
ome by illness, and his duties of tak-
g care of the fareregister on the
r to the country club are being look-
i, Several East Norwalk young ladies
; re said to be debating the desirabil-
3it! of having the new electric lights
front of their homes. , In several
sea the lights now throw a light on
hat 'wer secluded front porohe‘s, 'tis
id.
Miss Marion llHomnicdicu, of Row-
street, went to Bloomfield, yester-
ay. where she is the guest of Miss
mu Parsons. teacher in the East
. returning.
' [as L'Hommedieu will also visit in
The Western Union Telegraph Com.
,jiany‘s big tug and work boat Western
union, is at work today on the coni-
§iany'a cables crossing at the railroad
Tliie work is necessary
n account of the dredging operations
The Rev. William James, of Belle
land, will come to East Norwalk.
in evening. for his annual moonlight
wn prayer meeting, arranged to take.
. lace at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
(J. Hipson, Should the night prove
held in the
,ys' Outing to Doug island the lat-
_ part of the week. The trip will
' made Saturday morning in the aux-
the
~fihr Club's baseball team has a game
looking over some potatoes deliv.
him yesterday , by Charles
Good Measurt:
..‘wiiet you 9.1an get here; you
ways t good quality here and you
ways g t courteous treatment here.
‘ prices re low because we are will-
to get r h slowly. We would rather
to a great. many people at a reas-
able price t an to. shame an out.
. one price: so and never see the
' has 306
' “Alsace“ ....‘. We aim
. Aron I a: sit.
: :ioseiMygik Co.
Weizmann! Worm Pastel imam-1
median fanatics doc deal? . Wane
specimenThe visitor looks tonsil vtlie
world like . chicken, Mr..L'He‘ihme-i
dieu supplied missing bill, is a , ‘and
tall with matches, and placed i on ex-
hibition. _
Gus Klein emulated the example of
Frank Decker, last night, and left his
bicycle in front of the Hafner cigar
store and lunch room. Klein was
more fortunate. however. in the result.
His machine was taken into the place
when closing time came, whereas
some one annexed Becker's, and he
has not seen it since. .
The Rounders went on a sail to
bring Island on the good ship Comet.
owned by bouts Von Gail, last night.
The exciting incident of the tri was
the aeasickness of President . alter
Usher, or the club. For a time he was
in bad shape, and really would not
he
eventually recovered his health and
spirits.
Mr. and Mrs. William Barnes, who
are to leave in a few days for Buffalo.
N. Y.. to live, were tendered a sur-
priso party last night at their home in
Hawkins avenue by a party of friends.
The occasion was most enjoyable in
every respect. Music for dancing was
furnished by Alfred Kaske at the pi-
nno, and Ford 1.. Hauck, violinist. ite-
t‘reshinents were also served.
Successful in every particular was
the animal outing of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Sunday school, at the.
ilronx Park. yesterday. 'There wore
301; people in the party, and nothing
occurred to mar the pleasure of tho
excursion. Those who had not previ-
ousiy visited the charming park now
have a very high opinion of its beau-
ty. The excursionists arrived home
about 7 o'clock last evening.
East Norwaik got the first idea of
how it is going to seem to have elec-
tric lights. last night. when circuit No.
i, of 73 lights, and covering the terri—
tory south and West of Van Zandt
strcct. was turned on for about two
hours. Owing to the moonlight, the
electric lights did not show up so
well as they will on dark nights, but
iiincli satisfaction is being expressed
over them just the same. There are
about 150 lights in all. and circuit No.
other evening this week. The motor
generator at the station in Seaview
avcnuo works to perfection. and is
very quiet and smooth running.
-—Woman loves a clear. rosy com-
plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters purii'i
es the blood, clears the skin. restores
ruddy, sound health.
ROWAYTON.
The early potato crop is reported as
being less than half the avoragc.
Now is the time to utilize the August,
meteors for evening entertainment. '
John Sherman Hoyt, of Contentment
island. is out with a new automobile,
a beauty.
Many of our residents found time to
attend the carnival at Stambord yes-
terday. All report it a grand eight.
A. W. Mills took 0. L. Cliristain,
Lonnie Follette and Mrs. Emil Son-
nonburg out for a sail Tuesday morn-
ing in his sloop.
Captain John L‘iiommedieu, of
Crockett street, is making an extend-
ed visit on Long island. The captain
has a large circle of friends. made
many years ago. and each season all
look forward in anticipation of his
visit, which takes in nearly every t0wn
and hamlet between Port Jelferaon.
Babylon and Iiivcrhcad,
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Scott Williamson has been confined
io~tlie house with rheumatism for over
two months. His wife has been sick
seven months.
The public schools of the Town of
Darien will re-opeu on the day follow-
ing Labor Day. The latter occurs on
Monday, September 7th.
Mrs. Peterson, of Railroad avenue,
Darlen, has moved her fruit store to
the location lately given up by an ital-
ian fruit dealer, in the same thorough-
fare.
m
Mrs. J. F. Haggerty, who became
proprietress of John P. Drummer‘s
lunch room. recently. lins now gone
further into business and has hired a
house. which site is conducting for
roomers.
The highway to Stamford was hot
with automobiles yesterday. Many
people from The Norwalks and vicinity
who attended the life and drum corps
festivities in Stamford went over in
their machines.
The Darien baseball team will cross
bats. Saturday afternoon,,oii the Nox-
on lot. in Darlen. with the Criterion
Club. of Bridgeport. These teams are
playing a series of games. the first of
which was won by the Daricn team.
The Knowlton Fife and Drum Corps.
of Darien, made a very creditable ap-
pearance. yesterday, in the field day
and convention paradeof the life anti
drum corps of the state. The Darien
boys also had a fine time and were
well received along the line. \
it transpires that the injuries of
Chester Williams. the young man
hurt, in a motor car, accident on Nero-
ton Hill. Tuesday morning. are more
severe than at,dr_st seemed the case.
One arm was,broken at the elbow.
and lie was 'quite shaken up. Dr, Geib
is attending him.
While business was not suspended
in Darien, yesterday, it name very near
being. on account of the big life and
drum corps celebration in Stamford:
One conserv tlv
the opinion th
resident expressed‘
at, an of Darien‘a popu-‘fu
iation attendedand declared that there '
was not a whole family left in Now~
......
' ‘tWiilis Slagol, who had hit log brat?
on last week by Dr. G. H. Norton's
More is havinga hard time with his
‘n dry at his hotna in Port C enter.
a broken in swelled and timed
black and blue, is sister, who came up
to Darlen Mon ay, said. The was
peels are that r, Siagcl will bu laid
up for many woeki.
William H. Willinott, Jr.. and
Charles Bennett, registrars of the
Town of Darien. will hold another ses-
sion at the town hall, Friday. from 12
o’clock noon until 9 p. m., for the pur-
pose of correcting the enrollment lists
anti to receive applications of voters to
be placed in party caucus lists. Uli-
unable to participate in the (xiucuscs.
James Bates, the well-known Darlon
grocer. has recently erected for iliiil'
self a little bungalow at Contentment
island. The 'i‘okcncko Corporation has
doubted Mr. Batca' tith- to the prop-
trty, the latter states, but he is not
worrying. Mr. Bates has a deed show.
ing thm the property has been in his
family for eighty-five years and he is
not worrying (o'er the result, for he
says the ’i‘okeneko people's title is
dated after his. At the present time.
Mr. Hates' sons, Roswell and Harvey,
are spending part of their time at the
shore and are thoroughly enjoying the
experience. The little bungalow has
caused quit..- it stir with the Tokenoke
(‘Orporntiom it is understood. they be-
ing of the opinion that the quickly put
up bungalow does not add to the at-
tiactlveness of the landscape.
...-
CHMRMAN HITCHCOCK lN WASH-
lNGTON.
WASHINGTON, August 13.~Frank
ii. HitChcock. chairman of the Repub-
lican national committee. accompanied
by his secretary, arrived here
he conferred with Mr. Taft yesterday.
this afternoon to meet eastern and
western officials of ihe national com‘
mitten who are to meet there Satur-
day and opcn the western iluathuill"
tors. Mr. Hitchcock had no political
engagement lit-re today, but is closing
and surrendering the last of the rooms
used as Mr. Taft‘s pro-convention
headquarters.
.—
ow telling her second husband what a
noble. kind and generous soul lie was.
LAWN .
MOWERS
Refn'ge’rators
Croquet Sets
Hammocks. ;
1.3 o’rr
F. A. Mitchell,
con. WALL AND man artisan.
mamas. eons.
2:” ...‘ V» :11 till “V .ixl ‘V H‘ ’1
The canard -
Excellent Cuisine. 7y; ..
Dinners, Evenings.
I to I p. m.
Oundsy Dinners a Opsolalty. .,
Dinner Parties and league:-
Iollelted.
cuttings carat-its,
‘ ..bi'airim.
Telephone 90...
‘ if”.
Jr.
j
Liqui‘
MAKES
O l
2§ and 50c Bottles.
‘ Decorator
“M552.
less voters are registered they will be'
this ,
. morning fioni Hot Springs. Vu.. where
Mr. Hitchcock will start for Chicago ‘
It's a pity a man can‘t hear his Wid~ '
h , i ,I “I .l I ”I I I: "cl gas than the Old Fashioned Round-
Veneer
i'Niiw , s
E. E. Gotham,
East Norwalk.
.. w...
0 CHAN,
I
\ .
should DO "nipped with I' «no
snow white. one piece "Standard" For
pelaiu Enameled 14"an-
how delightfully Convenient it would
be to have not and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep
ing apartment or first floor to of
room? its preaches would afford ' u
the highest degree of comfort, _
We will gladly quote you prices. 1
plumbers are strictly competent
chanics. honest and reliable.
‘coansa iiiAm AND war are.
Daily Line to NY.
For Freight only.
On and after Tuesday. January 1.
1906. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 88, East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight, received
La: Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwaik up to 5:30 p. in.
Norwaik Steamboat Co.
Arming .i. smith. c. c. Housman,
‘ ‘ ., cuss”. General Ad'ent.
CityNational Bank
aour'i-i NORWALK, cons.
TR'ANsAcTa A eENERAL aANKiNo
ausmsss. i .,
CAPITAE, ’ "‘Ii
«00,000.00 ' ,
eumus AND paorrrs, ’
$173,500.00. ;
EDWIN H. MATHEW80N. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, int Vice-pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice
Pres. , ,
WILFRED BODWELE, Cashier.
DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp . Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J Wallace Marvin
Christian emu shamanism e ;
“Fred H. Rowan. .
belief of Detroit. and,
. hell...» Washington, left Rome today
Have you ever slowed to consider “
HORACE R. NASH. '
5 ,3, MlfllfiANn "WHO ,I.
boili- of Balti‘more, xlishop Foley, or.
‘ Bisho O'Com.
(or Orvleto. where they Will be the
guests of Bishoii Frattot-c hi. who is a
float friend of Mgr. Cern ‘tii. auditor
of the delegation in Waslii. 18'0". 'l‘lw
American prelates are aoi‘umpnnied
by Mgr. Cerrutti. Father Ag!"- Doyle.
rector or the Apostolic Missal. i House
at Washington, has left herein ‘1' Lon—
don, where he will attend the ii. ucbnr-
istic Congress, and discuss with in
Most lie/v. Francis Bourne, archbishi
of Westministcr, the establishme at in
England of a mission house similar m-
ROUND STEAK .n
SHOULDER 875A}
22 Washington Street,
\
4 t.
...
YARD TEL. 46-2. ‘
ior fabric roofing, warranted
...—......
Look at these Prices '3
LOIN s‘rgAK ......
POT ROAST ...... 100 to 16¢
PRIME n‘ia non-it. .......... . 10c
cnoppsu sTsAK .t... 13c. 2 for 250 '
a LAMB CHOPS .. ..... , ....... 20c
L' m LAMB cuoes p ........... 25a
5. W. DtDDGE." "
Sign. stimuli.”
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The Hatch ' 81 ‘
souni‘ NORWAL moons. , . . ,.
Lumber and MiiiWor k torliverything ..
from a Pig-gory
the fin
whic ‘
to Catholicism. _ '
. i '
.5 v'v—me. . ' its? .
IIHIOAGO VERY DRY.
13,—TwoiltY-
three days without rain and then the
heaviest. rain in twenty-three years.
This is the nuyal way in Which the
Weather man responded to the prayer
CHIC! .(iO, August
of farmers in this region. The porch
ed corn and the sun baked fields were
in the.“
hours ending at (blast night, the are,
That is
the greatest rainfall. in Chicago since
August 2 and :l, 1885, when there was
deluged in sheets of water.
cipitation was 4.35 inches.
a fall of 6.19 inches.
16¢
1 ............ 12c
............. 18c
to ' a Palace.
MILL m. 40.3;
SPECIALTIES: .
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super- LADDERS, ordinarv and eaten:
sion.
FER G TTE‘R, two sizes.
for eight years. ,
TAR PAPER, 1. 2, and _3ipiy. SA’SH‘ alarms and com),
N. ambit 'oldss‘ish‘urdaya promptly at noon. . . 0
g FRANK c.
Van Sony
PLUMBING.
STEAM. ',
HOT WATER -,
'AND ,:
GAS FITTING. '
Tin. Sheet Iron. 9099“,,
‘ ind Zinc. ...... '
”“17? am stain ism» .
‘ Seaman. cask '
Square ‘ White Glass.
Fruit Jars
Look nicer. clean easier. ‘ pack
B a Glass.
25. -3... ...... -
Wail Papers
Crockery, Glassware, Housefurnlsh.
ing Goods. MW
Plates, etc. ' . i
Painters‘ Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint. 31.25 per
gallon. _
White Curtain Poles, with axial-00.7
10c.
Window Shades'and Picture Frames;
made to order. ’
Painting and Decorating.
We give the]. D. H.‘Grssn,'i'rad-
lnfi atamps. Ask fir them. - ‘
L. a. proton:
07 Washington ‘smet.
Tel. Con. soojro nonwALK.
" DAVID w. Ramona,
”WHOM! Dimm-
q ., ‘pfidmbagmor.
tastiestnsrar"
Sis]; one 'athouu, ”I.
ton.
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Japanese. China in Cups, Saucers,'
‘ 68‘ WA“: OTREET.
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Optician, »
Everything in the Optical Line.
' Eyes Examined Free.
s. ...n 1
. ""35 ”9“?“th :
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Haz
it
The placez to
ratings. :3; ,
i.
on .r ..‘.
.,.-»t’ i
their
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Automobile
Factories and
«u {\v ' as. r
59:99
v
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“d“ J!
Need! Nut?
g,
or so we mark it down very low. Come
'i'eiep‘ all. it oldie. 885:3.
, .«e‘rw carious in m
33 So. one, So. milk.
on ._
M.
- ,~,.. : pumped 0!: AND DEALER ill .’ "i“
_ , - ....33..sg,,, bani... dismissal
.Giearante Sale , of Ladies? Suits, Coats, Skirts,
Wiiis‘ts and Dresses.
As we do not cirry ovér,‘ any‘i'Merchaiidlqefrom one season to nnotli- ’
.és»- flay-P“
. .. ....»
yer.
get'ltisat. '. ‘t
The B. Hershfield & Son out,
o in Washington, the purpose of .
is. the commotion unmounted“
. . better.
‘ i ‘ ‘ i ‘ ., .,
dimes iiqukos,‘
1 . it Brit]! 01"
is visiting his lama“, Edi). t.
we;
M
Mr. and Mrs. William 1.. Taylor
Ereypassing a few days at Suratogn.
A number of Weatport people went
to Lyons' Plain. last n ght,. andcnioY-
ed the festival given y the ladies of
rEmmanuel church there. 3 '
, W '
Miss Meryh. Door, of somorvillo.
Mass. and Miss Mary Baguio. 01'
Cromwall. are guests at the rectory ot
, the Church of the Assumption.
M!" "and Ml‘s."ll‘obert Belling, oi'im-
periai‘ avenue, remembered the birth-
day unuiversary of their daughter by
iiiisenting her with a fine Mathushek
p '.i0. " ' -
The remhins of J. F. Montague Dixie,
who shot himself in Greene Farms on
Monday. were taken to New York to.
day, where the funeral services will
take place.
Mrs. Katie iiiyors has received word
from Germany that she has fallen heir
to a sum or money, through the death
of arciative there. The amount is not
stated, and we is anxiously awaiting
particulars. , .
The mattress factory operated by
Rufus Wakenian, at Saugatuck. is en-
joying a run of business which is ex-
traordinary for the hard times. Aus-
tin Wakcman is now on the road in
New York state, whore he is getting
many orders for cushions and mat-
tresses.
,Frederick Crawford and James
media are tearing up the share for
miles around in an effort to beat the
clamming record of the“ town. Just
now’many bout loads they have ob-
tained in not stated, ,ut numbers of
families in’ the vicinity have received.
the bivalves in large quantities.
...—...... .
Arnold chalet is continuingthe
provcmen s to his place in ,C‘.‘
and he has uow,o‘ver. forty r on' at
work with a number, of teams "A icr
has been built tothe decp it $201.30"
booting his grounds and ‘ "'
that has 31; coniitructcid:a .568. Wall
if T . .
tion at this iaiision wh'r“ lie me”
.(‘h
intends .. ...... mew. ...iii'at’fiiii?
gun this swoon. Tznc. plans are still
in the ha nda offilpchiteets. Mr. Schaiv
ct has a no udY..hpent 350,000 on the
Ill‘i’iil'lt¥-._yind that is only a small por-
tion of \ that will be required to carry
out his yams. When compie ' the
more” will like _ ‘of the and-
!imntr? mime“ . l k the
Tn im'.
nipo,
,somest
state. ‘ l ,
. . . , ,_‘ , .
"i ’ Museums.
. fits—I. . , i
, Rust .01] L. Hall is .vialting for two
week'. in Chautnq'qahgp, y; .
‘ a”,
3.
. . v
If ardcn E. B. Lawrence‘bhs his emu
Mi tcheli touring car on the streets.
%
The condition‘oi‘J-I... ".Tur ' i
‘ typhoid fever, is repogtéd ggr‘iiiugli
. w '
i 3 {911100 has been 'eréc‘tra
‘3 108i Cmnnattrnn 0 nd .tli‘
a] Poles at the static: g “mm.
Work has 'been commenced
. . ‘ I ., the
when for the: new,,.reaidcnce.-'?‘ Dr.
. choruon, in Y. :93 avenue. -
gm
Howard Pg)? p.) '
-. ._ . ,4 our began his nrw
$230511??? headsets): ovi_,‘,t,l\omitrollcy
”m z) ioaday, hulls; the meaning
‘2:
' “a . l
Real Estate Agent Moray has "tar" l
. - . .. - the erection of a new noise on n.
gay}. i 1% WATER “'- nerty in North Main o‘ircit, ntssxtpry
, :2: St Mark's rectszy. . v
Carriages, ngons, , ..Bioyoies and
.IiorSe Goods [I
Repairing, Carriage Trimming,
ad Sign Lettering
Repositories—South Norwalk'antiwsumford. ~
,. tenacious encaseme- . . ,.
i
« § 1, «~15 'to
Jeddo ...: on Company’s when,
,I
..
, .roii FURNACE..* ‘ 7
Cross” Creek and Upper Lehigh
" ' v: _‘For Cookinghltange
psrTon, delivered :.iii:i,t:eilar
and Self Heaters." ' "
“e
5
't
l
8‘36, Passionate, -. .
A“ I t..:r
iii-m no it. tastes.
.t
.R
1
I;
an
; Der’ cubic
' York. bid
Contractor Robcrts has been sagas.
so this week in , connecting thabbfead
property, just purchased by ”F. E.
Green, with the sewer. ... . -
Mr. and Mrs. V, L. Bossa are enter- '
raining armor. .1. Bart and daughter.
5:; F.. .fofMCllnten,uMaasi. mother-Land
no r. andMi-s. Carl E. .~ '.
For Inocustavenner . . . Dali
,, . M .--..~ ..
,. ...The .tree'at the corner... of Forest
street.and Locust avenue has her-u
Roadway several feet; nationals .ii:
.daligeroua.,for vehicleuixrgoing renal
theeorner. ,, .. .- .
v i .llm 'r..-~ .... lc‘.
. .R. in Tunis has the unmodirp for a
tWsttornshop .oa-Perk: stream: will
Detailed-tor vulcaniaingauto tires .hnd
$2123? machines Mr. Tonia-bashed
. , ve years! export, a. n ma
china and twice: 'Herépfi‘iehy’ it?“
a responsible posit on wig: the Blink-
s“? tieder . Manufacturing ' Company.
,hltt resignédlin 111,!“ lent. to enter the
.insiness he is now engaged in. He
has been very succesfui from the‘aiart.
A deliverchai-‘wiii call for andreturn
work from adjacent towns. ‘
. Bids, .for thei'eohstruotion of the
new drain closed Monday at 10 ~a..m..
and were opened a short time albervin
Presence of the Board of Warden and
Burgess'es at the omoe of‘Warden laiw- .
Nine. The contract, was awarded-'10
J. F. Silllmnn. the lowestbidderr His
bid was $1,541.00; rock extra at $330
per cubic yard. .OontractorrRobarto
his figures were,§1,554.00.;_ rock .7.th
{ardyl J. Kahlil _n. (if V
, 1,793.00; rock at, amicable
yard. ContractOr Cusaoltfe estimate
was 82.036.001rockat 03.50 cubic yard.
Only four_ contractors bid on the job.
This system of draina‘ge— Will oom-
Eaat Main streets and continue doWn
East Main street to‘Hoyt, on from ‘
Hoyt, to the brook. Work Will begin
as soon as thgiipe arrives. '
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BOI'
M333 scam and“. drains“
we ,, ,
ocean. to. Aii'
M John Ellis. charged with bein' a
misfit riderfih‘aving, reanlisdin‘aa‘ h g;
:"jui‘y, all of the other ulgh‘tiridir Mr
i thave been consumed until the nut
, crni o cour. t e proceedings ad ‘e-
Itcnse being unable to agree en’s 4 so
liQi. trial. ‘ .
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Marti”: ' 3"
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for the“
cut down. This “contend out in am ’
rubbed Mr. Silliman'a priCe close. as
m. -,
mouse at the corner of Maple and‘ .
HT Rmzi"’stfiis.3}fio trial ‘ _
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Norwalk Chronicler