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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 4, 1909 · page 7

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'l'ho Kind you [love Always Bought, and which has been ‘
i“ “50 70" ”"0? 30 years, has borne the signature of

.1.—— and has boon mow? under his poi-«‘-
”AZ/253415011111 supervision since ltd infancy.
‘ Allowi: .1 one to deceive you no this.
All Counter-thins. imitations and “Jililt-afi-g‘o'ufl" are but:

hiloiimcoid that mus wit. and endanger the health oi?
”mill-3 and Cidldl'en—vflxpcricnco aguinst Expe “ment-

What is CASTORIA

.ustorio is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro-
gm‘ic, Drops oud Soothing Syrups. It 1:5 Pleasant} Ill
:ontoins noltllcr Opium, lilo‘rphino nor other Narco‘tic
substance. Its .713 o is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys lloyoriuimcss. it cures Diarrhoea and Wind.
(folio. it} roliovos 'i‘octhmg Troubles, euros Constipation
dlui Flatulouoy. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Situation and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Child rnn’s Panaceam ’l‘ho Mother’s Friend.

GENUINE. VQASTORIA ALWAYS

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GAMBLING HOUSE PROPRIETOR

FINED. .
HARTFORD, Mort-h l.—~ln the po -———— 1
rice court, yestorduy .lohn .iluyt‘s. To Honor Close‘of RooseveltVAdmlnls-
charged with kt‘li’plllg u umnbliurx tratlou by Carrying Teddy Bears.
house, was ilnud $201) and costs. Night

\Vk’l‘lCRBURY. March 4.—-—J0y Swee~
tun, it pretty ten year old girl, of this
cityV wont, to thc newspaper offices,
yusturdny, l‘(:‘(lllt’tillllg them to publish
an uppcal to all childron who have
'i‘cddy Dunn‘- to dress them up and
curry thotn out doors today, in honor
of tho close of President Roosevelt’s
administration.

i‘requcntors wore fincd $25 ouch. 'I‘hc
ruid against, the resort umslnspircd
by u minister.

 

, Foley's Honey and ’l‘ur cures coughs
quickly. strengtlwns tho lungs and 1.71:5
pols colds. lot, tho gunnino in u yol-
low package. llridgc Pharmacy and
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Funeral Director
and Embalmor.

19 North Maln St” South Norwalk'
Residence, 6 Washington St.
Telephone at house. 693.

1» VV'l'elophone at office. 336-2. V

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‘ FRANK o.
Van ScOy

AND
GAS FITTING.

Sheet Iron,
and Zinc.

50 South Main Street,
80. Norwalk.VConn.1V

 

Spring Goods
Now in Stock

Plain @d Ornamental
Sign W1 lung
Copper

1‘ E. E. Gorham

_ . Decorator
“ it) First St.»,’»East Norwalk

TELEPHONE couuacrton.

" WE SELL

, 75 lbs. Oats to a bag, 100 lbs bran to a bag, 112 lbs. com to a
bag. Other grain and feed 100 lbs. to at sack.

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‘7 We invite consumers: to consider the quality of our gt‘mds and
quotations, which are changed daily to conform to the Chicago

market. .7
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We have now 0611111111 the“ larq‘o t, Mon ‘var‘l‘e‘d and codiplot’a‘idock of lum-V‘
bar in that history ‘of this company or any of its predecessor‘s, and
no‘spoctfully V‘sollcit tho patronage of all lumeVcr 11115115. ‘

 

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.V,i\n-s 11‘ C. tit-.111“: ‘of St.
nuc was a visitoi in New York v-cs
tortltii“.

M1. and Mrs
Osborn avenue, bum guests of friends
in Hui'tl'ord.

Mrs. Frcdcrlck Campbell entertained
a snmll‘. conunxny of friends yestreduy
at her boom in St. John uycuue.
M1'S‘.Charlcs R1. Ilakcr,‘ oi Ilt'ldgc

port, was a guest fl‘utcrduy 01‘ bur
motltcr. Mis. E. B. Smith, (if Osborn

avenue.

VA ntnnbcr who intondr‘d to go to flu»
inungmution arc 1101111012115; today if-
in routity tin-7y were not. fortunate in
tit-cidiug to stay home.

Mrs. George A. l’uln‘tor. of Sound
Rt-‘uch. was a guest ycsetz‘duy of her
daughter, Mrs. l-lt‘rrnun B. (l. llydcr, of
You Zunt‘lt strt‘ct.

tho Crescent laundry, is in llartiord
loduy, slimming the i‘uucrni of his sis-
1171‘, Ellis. (‘1. ..lohnstonc.

Tho SON)“: social in the series of
lid7 [)0th Club Auxiliary “as bold lust
evening nt liundull’j 1:17.111. These
Walls arc to cover a period of u

The weekly pmynr meetings of tho
East Armluc Moliindist and Advent
Christian Churches will bt,» held thus
owning its usual. unless the storm
gets too sovcrt‘.

'l‘hc stortni this morning tried to do
stunts with the trolley Eunice, but did
succccd tor) 1110“, the coin kccp
lug within 11 few mlniltcs ol‘ schcdulc
limo during the curly hours. ‘1
Youtclday ‘s weatimr conditions Won»
11 bit; (untrast to this mornhu,r Fr rsu‘t
l’ctiy took .1 stroll down tho \tiisth
10.11] dlltl timing his “ilk“ excursion
111111 no loss than it dozen robbins.
'ilioutas ‘is a fuvorlto brunt: among
the trolloyinon who ride Oil on Ciro“-
01,1: Point cur. Yt“8l0rtl:l_\' (Winsome:-
limo wore thire Toms on the line,
Tom Brady, Tom Smith and Tout DVD!-
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\ rcgulor meeting 11 ill be 1119111111111
etching ill 0 R1: t‘uo Mlsuion on t,‘ to
Vl“11:1l1‘iugiol" bridge, ’l‘ltcsc'
incctlngs opd «i5 and it lsV'thc».
purpos'v of th 1-01 of the mission,
11‘. ll, Mills to m kc them of interest.
to all who attend. ‘ ,
Miss ii, A. Cooke, of 'l‘orrlngton. :1
student at the Academy of Musical Art

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Notwulk having spent a Week’s vucw
don vort pleasantly at the home of
her uncle, Dowdy Grand Knight, V
Jmncs Kennedy, of New Haven.

This mot nlug' s iidc,
conditions, would huvc bucu n ctuckor- 1

John at c-

.S Nuphc). of South '

(ltoi‘gc R, You Alstyno, proprlctm- of “

of New York city, has returned to East, .

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Get Your Drug Wonts
Filled at: tho ‘ "
B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ciilcieni service at
all times.
Persons] attention gli’l‘h to all
pirscr lptlon work. 1

Chairs for our tmllcv nations
dome in and will! lor your car. V"

BRIDGE PHARMACY

£1 PAnVKEVrVi, M‘ana‘g‘er.

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the court on tlic‘Ellth ‘oi‘ the month
but in 1iou of tho largo. nunlbol ol‘
(uses 1117 doubts if tho program run
be carried out The court is in scu—
slon thruc (11115 of the week. Tuesdays,
We: iiu‘sduys and Thursdays. “

1“ wither comlltlous this morning
11:17.71» 11 vlvitiucsu to recollections of
the blizzard oMSBS. though this storm
(-17.1110 out of tho‘ cast as against the
blizzard swooping down from ‘tth
northwest: Today's storm brought with
it the highest title 0! tho season. The
tldc was not duo to be high until near
ly 10 o'clock but by 8 o'clock tho
1111th 1171111 over jthe tops or acute of
tho docks

Acrordlug to the information handed
‘ut this morning. lust, Norwalk will
aw- some rcpruscututlvos in thoMar-
thou racesut tho,1~-Norwnlk‘urmory

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‘lunduy Dlnno‘rl ‘a speedily.
Dinner Partial and lingual-

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11mins REYNERE,

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luck for boot launching.
autli‘Ayrcs shipyard ill. the tour of the
‘Crcscunt Laundry «anus lloodr‘d by
0"clotlt.St7vt‘1‘ul bout uwntl‘r took
louu [11.51717 that thuir 1111:1111; \vt'iu
run-
it Is unlinnnt‘t‘d that (honor l.. llrit-
ton will shortly begin tho construction
(71‘ six 111117 i‘ulhlly collation: on his prop-
1‘111‘ ut tin» (‘Ul‘llt‘lV‘ of East uvunuv 11nd
i-‘ort‘ Ell‘irbi. “mm to turn ouonu thnr
.m-JVltha ,1 and titled on ‘tho otlun‘. ll
1»‘. llt‘i‘Vll piutllttud in: some thnc thut
1111 will 111111; :1 big buildllr. 7
:11qu l bring

'lw1o mun bud uh inlort‘t‘itlng tiuu‘
”111,11. tuning \“hilc allt‘mptlng to 1:171.
from t‘inptuiu l’ctcr market's oystt‘r
111-1150 to dry luud. 'i‘hth' found Uli‘!
\Hliitli‘ll 111111711137 entirely undcr wutcr,
but ihm 11111111111111 to negolidto tho din
1.111111 111111117111 tho \\atot‘,:slV1;slt and i1717
without gulilj_ os‘t-lbomd though the
impudltnt‘n‘. 11711117 ubonbknce deep.

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is. :1 juror in tho ptosent turn) of tho
t‘limlnul Hillltilll‘ll (‘outt ut lirldgopmt,
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MARCH 1909
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Now 7011 Stile
Double Disc ttnus‘ic om two-
sides) fits any Disc Machine, 659V.

handled like a picce {11‘ iron; 1112i

chine. 35¢.

JGonte in and see them and
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Pier 28. East River. New York,1(looi
of Dover street). every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p.‘ m. Freight recoivod
at Norwolk up to 4 p.» »m. i‘m‘d South

1 Norwalk up to 5‘: 30 p. in.

Norwalk Steamboat Go. 1 ,1

Annan J. smith. “ c. c. Housman

 

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The Nelson ;

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t‘nlub Word. of blast. .Norwulk. who ;

 

indcs‘trudtiblc Records. can be

forever; fit any Cylinder Ma-

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‘J. R. CONNOR. Mar.
”to—- ‘
Servlco and Cuisine Up «‘5 Data.
Rates 52 per day and upwards.
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should boo plied 111111 a dainty,

snow white, one piece ‘V‘Standurd" for

colour E 66161611 Lavatory. ‘ ‘
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bow thoughtfully convenient it would
620 ha
, g‘ chamber; sloop-
.1. ~ first floor toilet
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m it“ Illama of comfort,“
W11 .1 ‘. lily? quote you prlc‘os,’ Our

8Y9 lint and cold mango-11115:
1‘5 undid about you
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GIH‘OVI‘I‘I A‘flfifli. . ,1

lion, Proprietor.’V

V Wicks took the lead with ten bulls in

‘ tcr buds, but they have met with in.

M tor the purpose.,

his droning Among tho contes‘taubsufluu they saw ‘1”! him far "1“ ‘day he

‘ it" is stutcd 11 ill be Cuptain Charles
c1511.. 11nd (‘lmrlcs Shrubb‘ Tobey. 'l'ho -.
‘ahcud ot theater-nu»

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‘7 girlie“ oi‘ the celebrated n‘rtist of Bus.
' on. ‘

‘V Mr. und Mrs.
‘ jand family.
. been in ltaly since the cut-.1hquako ex-
boot to return to this town sometime
V‘iit A.pril '

The Kindly Club has entertained,
.‘ last evening, by the Rev. Mr lrvlnc‘,

. o clock.

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betting is about men, but Captain
Rciuson says he is sure. that ho will
be able to boat the bunch to a {mob
zle ‘Ilod Saunders intends to go 1111‘
to the armory to see that the East
Norwulk‘ delegation gets a squure dcul
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
.puny's pool tournament is now rupld‘lly
coming to a close. It is anticipated
that nmt Vwcck will see the finish.
when tho‘ ownership of the two flr‘i‘e
ones which have been unnicd us the
prizes will be knovm ‘ Last night Wil—
lhun Wicko ‘ruted‘120‘and Clarence
J l"ctty,110, played. Mr. Wlokc being
t7‘lctoiious by the some of 120 to 41.

the first flame and ulthough his op
pollent ketp within hailing distance for
fit o rounds. after that “there was nothw‘
i117; to it. " Hurry Waterbury was retv
m 170, Henry Gotham scorer and C. A.
Brown, tally.

When tho wcuthcr pcrnwiits there is
a. good-sized number of natuial growth
oy Bli?!‘ w‘or‘kcrs on the Southport oya’

dlfluront success during the last week
(ll two on account of the weather. Cup}
tuin Charles Daniel Tobeyriot. East
Norwulk by unanimous consent has
been elected weather prophet of tho
armtulu. His special duty ouch morn’
ing is to make u forecast for the day.
To do till-1.111121 captain has/to got up
ourllor than most of his follow oyster
men, but he does not‘ mind this. He
mounts o. epile’ that comes in very lum-
Yesterday morn-
ing he predicted a hard blow. but tho
East Norwalk delegation sailed away
for 1101116 in the teeth of this and the

was watching them disappear on the
horizon. - Later ho took 15 tmin for
homoandwas, overjoyed to learn this
morning that all had arrived safely

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‘Mr. and Mrs. William T ll 1:1»‘tnoqu.
01“ The Mupios, Rowayton 111111111, ado
entertaining Mrs. Robcrt 'l‘. i.ocl1w,ood

C h a rim;
of llruoksldo.

l". Cuttunco
who have

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who is acting as pustor or the Mclhn. ,
dist Episcopal church until the end
of the conference your.

' "Y oung" Parker and ”Kid" Mills
gave ct highly scientific six round box»
lug exhibition, Tuesday night, to a
Select number or friends in this video.
The features Were the wonderful rally-
ing powers exhibited by Kid Mills and
the swift strulght labs of his huuvivi t
opponent. The ovont occurrcd with

 

a clean, interesting bout

1 A surprlsc party was tendercd lust
waning to Mrs. William Lockwood, at
hcr home in McKlnkoy street. A very
plvnstuifztlme was held, and the guests
ticpurtod at a. late hour, all reporting
u very entertaining hostess. Mrs. Lock
wood has'just returned from ll. three
Vmouths' trip to the south. and it was
in honor of, her return home that the
surprise party was given.
‘ Lostcr St. John. owner of Forest
Hill Villa, and one of the oldest and
best known residents of liownvton
dicd‘ lliSt night at 10 o clock Mr St.
John wris eighty~slx years of ago. and
his death 11713 due to a general break-
ing down of tho system lie is stnvlv-
ruby a sister, Mrs; Nr‘ .lson‘ Tuttlo, of
South Norwulk: sister- in law, Mrs.
llcnjmnlu St. John, and six nieces and
llellll()\\',fi Mrs G A. it‘iuch Mrs Seth
ll. Toms. Hurry St.‘John sot‘liartt‘ord,
Benjamin St. John of Rowaymn. Mrs.
William. Carroll, of Bridgeport. and
Mrs. Miunlo Gay, of New Haven. Mr.
‘81:. John was for some 7:10er a rest
dent of Dalton and acted as sclectman
of that. touu. and ‘nlso represented the
tune in the legislature at Hartford
111mg his long residence In this 1111.
logo ho had made many irionds and
his death with be gonerallv regretted
Funerul'sorvicos will be, bold from his
late homo Suturduy tViftornVooVu at 2‘

The, finest exhibition of basketball
pinyin i soon at the Delnbiun hésd-

Bowayto‘n
lot to the fast (3111111011 A. C... of tho
v‘alk'V Jill‘gh school The Cautious
u the some with we help of it now

 

1‘ and women to take advantage of tho
‘ special half piicu cl'i'cr he is making on

mute 3 occurred lust. ouculug, when“ 1
‘ main lost by a single 1‘V

F H». Blottér. the outeipiisiu‘g drug
151st, is advertising today for fifty men

Dr. Howar'd s colcbiuted specific for
the cure of constiuptlon and dyspepsia
and get wiflt‘ty cent package at half
price 25 cents. ' ‘

So posltlm is he of the remarka‘b‘l‘c
power of this specific to cure these
diseases, Vas well as sick headaches and
liver troubles, that he agrees to refund
the money to {my custonwr whom this
medicine docs not quickly relieve and
time
1‘ TM" is an unusual opportuntiy to ob-
t‘hln ’90 doses of the best medlbluo over,
marks for half its regular price, with
the personal guarantee or o well— known
bu'Sluess man to reiund the money ‘it
it does not give satisfaction.

If you cannot. call at Mr. Baxter’s

ntoro today. send him 25 cents by mail
and he will send you a. package,
promptly, charges paid.
1‘ Mr. Baxter has been able to secure
Only a. limited supply or the specific
to great is‘ tho demand, and you should
t‘iot delayvtolring advantage of the lib»
oral offer he is making this week,

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undoing or the‘ Delphians, for during
the last moments of the garlic their
fellow. club member caged the ball.
The game was fast and furious from
the start. Both teams played swift
and sure. The first half ended 84.111
favor of the visitors, but theflowaytou
lads did a little better in thc‘sccond
hall'..‘ The score was tied with only
live minutos more to playgund the
Delphluus hardly allowed the ball to
touch the floor in their efforts to make
another tally; ItVV was then tbshihc
Rownyton lad playing with the victim s
caged the ball tgiving tho Nor‘walk
team a‘ land of two points ‘Su‘bsc
quently the Delphlaiu; throw a; basket
from the foul line, and cut down the‘
load to one point. The ball was being
pt‘isscd quickly toward the‘ visitors
goal. when the gong sounded the fin»
lsh o!” the gown, with this result: Can-
nons, 14;. Dclphians, 13. Another mo—
ment Would ‘probn biy have changed the
rcsult.7‘=.'l‘hc‘ two teams sllbuld be
brought ouethcr again. Dick Ireland.
the swift ILA, C. player who is well
known in this place, played with tho
liclphluns, and helpcd considerably.
The threatening wenthur issupphscd
to have lll‘lll. many spectators away,
althousha :1.er representation 17:15 on
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Them will be on lntcicsiiug lchtnt'o
this evening at the town hull.“

Miss Bctthu Pooicy, of Non link.
is making a two weeks visit with twin
purchts, Mr and Mrs. John Poolcv,
11.11 ten

Constable Ilunfo‘rd Smith took
Thomas Burut‘s to iirltl‘gep1‘nt. Mon“
day, to serve a fiftccu‘ 11:13:17! sentence
on Va charge of drunkenness. V

-—Shonldcr Struk l2c lb Grist s Mkt.

117111111111 lililllkcn has b1 on in Bridge
port in connection With sunning a“‘o‘
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tho grooms-t “5 good looting, “ad ““5‘ 1111‘ in [union and on other business the> buildiug..
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mutter ..

Tho, Gionbroolt“:Mlnstrt-ls, which
have uchiuvcd such a big ‘sut‘ccss. are
coming to Barton and will be at tho
town hall Saturday evening. The
whole program is a duo one, bcing1
filled to the brim with funm jokes and
amusing sketches in addition to vocal
and instrumental ‘Vmuslc. L. 1 17

A Special town meeting has been
Cllllcdti‘cr ‘lilon‘day evening. w:- the
purpose of noting on it bill ‘now bl}
tore the legislators, giving the town
power to issue bonds and construct a
public nutter supply Oi‘ to take ovct
otht'. Hunters. The subject does not
seem to be uudérstood by all of the
oil! nus of the town and it is expound
‘1] at it will be thoroughly explained at
this meeting. There will it is hoped.
he a. big turn out.

A change has just taken place in
one‘ of Dutien's best it‘uotvn business
Concerns. R. M Smith has purchased

conducted Vundcrthe‘ name otg'lihad-
dcus“ Bell. For the past three years.-
Messrs. Bell and Smith had been in
partnership, but owid'g .to‘ his long
Siege of illness. Mr Bell dccidetl to
tours entirely from the firm
conducted this establishment of dryV
goods, notions st‘htioncry, cic:
many yours.M1V-.Suiithis 111110
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ton. player. however. as their whole
team could not come down and a local.
to owed

 

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cale‘ by then Misse Vbel l‘e

's ‘fftther, and was giv‘e‘u
‘l'irlvte. who wish ‘ ‘
z'l‘he prom; was on :‘o‘
‘ ctVion "was

hunt to tlm zirt ch taken
‘M‘iss Louise What
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‘7‘ The le'g‘n‘i \‘o
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. bonds1 and construct 11 31219111111111. or 1 ,

take other charters for such ptupose. 1
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the entire business which. has becn‘ f

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none, of (1V V
italics in “‘ t Vuitl‘i u dccp bush:
bent ‘und contains quarters Vim till 01",
qu1 1011111 dillrcru builders “that is most
‘ undid fireproof uit for
11111; bl ill}; limp l‘ . .7
paper‘s.
Although it his oull‘ - ‘
Set tcmbcr to erect this building it is
to v1.71‘y'prbbo‘ble’ thut it Will‘be tltiVm
11 am to 11m custody o 1111 omcéra
11 loss than 30 ‘duys‘ 1
ho new buildlng ib‘ prut. rally paidl‘
Ul. only :1 ntuull StianV ‘IVitein-I dto VVVl'tht
contrucl‘crs.‘ . ‘
Tho building‘ 1
abused from F‘mdotlclr Kcmper at o.
cost of $4 500 slightly elemtcd above
the street ‘IL is built of field swim 1
with rod saudstnum: 11111111161115.» ’l’l
coir-100d in tho entire 1V; .
b'e‘ the floois in the rooms 11115111011112
and window casings und‘ the tool so
that the slrutturu‘ is period y {1171’
moot it being built ul’ brick,
sud Concrol 1 ‘
The bniidl is no ly 3‘0 ecu
squu're‘ U10llddélliell‘lncotillilnlng bu»
sides lavatorlos and loilct rooms, 1‘11
large room to be used all a voting 01'
polling room with s contipodlouts lock-
up in the rear entirely separated fr.on1‘
the lost 01' the building bésldcs that
heating apparatus and chal 111112.,
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flees: 0n the left of the front on ~
trance is the t‘o‘wn‘ ‘CIerk' 11 office. Whilo
in the rear is tfihe oilico of the probato‘
court. Betweeu- «those two offices 11M»
large firepiOQi’ vault. 8 by, all, lost. in-
teuded for their Joint use. This .‘lvlll _
how on iron door for each entrance
tug‘c‘ther with stag) hams tut “‘ .
for the records“ ad . ,
VpVapcrs.‘ ‘

The second 5110131
lillge hall, 48 feet 4 inchcs by Ill l'
6 inches, This has Va grauollthic 110617
with tho speaker's ‘platlorm in tho
south end It is r1;licbed by 111:»,
flights of stairs made of concrete wlth‘V
hon railings - .-

Thn scicctmon :1 mo
of the main entrant‘s: Wit
board's room in" the‘. roar. V
proplc arc ptiding theiilscv p '
the fan. that no ‘Mher— tumuvhi tho "
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log or one better surmise
outpost-s for which it is into .
building will be liglitctl with
tricity dying a central 5 h
in the main ball‘ on th‘ _ 1»
while the heating will be ’5‘ storm.
in a few weeks the grounds in front“
or the building will be graded and pull 1
into shape to afford a stiltab'lcwelting‘
for so attractive a build!

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building. band m lit ti: ‘
1d of Frederick Komple Von

inf Bro'L‘vn‘V & Von Herons. of Ni:

11an the plans
awarded ‘Ralstou 6':
Vpot't. and they intui-
sulrcontracim‘s as the:
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tow ntcr have charges
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The entire cost

548 decorating

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rd. The gtentci port of

been paid oVS'or 19 1113.261;

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intilly urccbtéd belief ill
be tin: time solect‘ed. Think;
mom on foot to have, ill
llrotcmcni association Va ed by
different secrtt societlc‘ tokooha‘rgo or
this moot and make it 3.1‘ very n obit:
affair. the govctncr‘ :31 other
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thing. will be in road
building to )9 tumEd ‘ ‘

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