in all “1:8 mu Var micron and colors
and s tin 311101 ,
of} oonltltelio so and 01 BLACK
oopns 1111191011. It .
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‘MKHAOKIMQ HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK,
3. .‘l
r
Oflnflullnsu Department
m—arsmh Offlc Norwalk
“OI—Editor's Raul once
7aIEJCIm'uliorlgi.-Rnlunco
runs sfi'fiTfi’thS
' WALK AGENCY.
Desiring. logivc our Norwalk
pa rons thc best and quickcst pos-
sibc service. We have madc an
alrangcnlcnt \vhcrtby al Senti—
ncls for nclvsdtalcrs and pelvis-
boys 11)). Notwalk “111 be distiilr
nicd through the agency of John
'1. Hayes, 5 Main Sil‘lt‘t'. \\ill) in
thl.I future will be our Norwulk
agent. All collections will be
made by him and all returns of
papers must be made to him.
[his change will go into ci’l'cct
next Monday. N()\ ember 8.
The Norwalk lu'aluh otiicc of
’lhc Sentinel aiil remain as at
picscnt W. P. licers' stationciv
store, 49 Wall strcci. whcrc .ltl
vertiscmcnts, notices and news
items may be left, as in the past.
Nor;
w._~....—..——
Miss Eddlcowmte. of Weston. is a
visitor in Norwalk.
HWeakflsh, linttlsh, llt‘. Cutbill‘s.
Miss Mabel Hunt is still conilned to
her home by illness.
e—Latest Soft Hats. ()‘Iiricn.
Harold Schoch, of how street.
spent yesterday afternoon in Stamford.
Frank Parkctoa, (it 17 Union street.
J3 suffering from an attack of heart
trouble.
Stephen S. Csukmoro and family
have moved from 019311 strcct to Ely
avenue.
~Ear Mutts. Caps. O'Brien.
Mrs. James W. Howard. of West
street. has recovered from an attack
of the grip.
The last regular dance of the son-
son will he held at the Country Club
this evening.
Holy Communion with reception oi
members at the morning service at the
First M. E Church tomorrow
'i‘wo prominent summer residents of
Reddlng Walter Luttgen and Mutter
0. Peck have returned to New York
I—Escallops, 30c qt. Cutbill’s.
'i‘lic Drcyer Hat Company is having
its factory building at tho l-oruor ol‘
Railroad nvenuc and Clay strcct 1'1"
painted.
'l‘ho Egbert Club Orchestra met last
evening for a rchensnl and plnycd
last evening ill the Sons of 'i‘ctltptIr
ancc Hall,
The lioard of Estimate and 'l‘uxav
tlon oi the city of Nurwalk. will moot
Monday evening in the council rooms
in Wall strcct.
The Young Men's Club of tinI South
Nor walk (‘ongrexntionnl (‘ lunch will
hold a 11- gnlnr meeting this cycnlng in
tho 1l'nnolt parlors.
Wonkilsh. llatfisb. 8c. Cutblll's.
Mrs. lleury M. Jennings. who has
boon ill for tho. past three wwks at
1101' home ill Washington street. is
again libic to bc about the house.
Miss Louise Reynolds and Mill» (torn
WiiclIlcr wont. to ltlduollcld, last even-
ing and attcudod the old-fashioned
dancc given by (‘hurlcs Wood, of tllnl
plncc,
- --lI‘rI-.Ilh llama. lI‘rlIHh Shouldera. Na-
tivo Veal. Public Market. 32 South
Main streot.
A dauahlcr has been born to Mr.
and Mr». William Devils», of iIlvm‘nlov
avcmw, and thin nulkcil ono of No-
wnlll‘a genial «chIctmen, John lit-vine.
a m'rllulflllllur.
liulluIriord ll. KrtIltIl‘, who has boon
ill for unvurnl dayll at. his home in
Word. Main street, has raanmml hill du-
ties in the union or 1111- Ilolnms, Kiwi-
cr (it 80111qu Company.
A stated .cunvocallon ol‘ llatlor
(illulplcr. RNA. 10., will be hold at Its ,
rooms ’i‘umldny lIvl-ulhu at 8 o'clock.
'l‘luI it. A. dcnreu will his worked ninl
there will ho a banquet.
» Man's and Boys” Winn-r
ti'ilrluu.
Alfred llullmnn. ono of Tim Boutl
nel llt‘WHill))’,ii who had one of tho 10011
or 1th left foot ('i'tlltllod whiltI playing
dark on lholock. with annual com-
Tlltlnlt is rccovcrlaa nlccly trout tho
lliluly
(ana.
.. .W.
Mauritanian/ts of bile
WW“
. 3m and
Millet-n Water/1
EOTABLIIH‘O 1.011
W
Vichy, Collar. Carbonic
BerMmI mm
m can Mun Min
11.0%
'rhu spun and phi
r. o. no: inwrai. 120 III-I"
new CANAAN calm
sum-”mum, M“Aflt
Purl-l lid, 4
- Aid Auwoiution and tho Alumnae. All-
1
.i
‘clll Hospital nets $0,000 and the Now
10 Mths of his rastdnnly saints ulvon
Irasldéuao at
(Continued tram First Page.)
album—u—
in the distribution of the residuary
estate the. Metropolitan Museum of
Art the New York Public Library.
Columbia University and the Pmsbyv
tartan Hospital each will come in for
82.250.000.111 like amount will fall
to each of titres branches of activity
of tho Presbyterian Church, namely
the Boards of Home and of Foreign
Missions and the Church lllroctiori
Committee of the New York k-l’resby
tory will get; 31.600.000.115 will the
United Ghstitics and Robert (‘ollcxc
at Constantinople. The University of
the City of New York. the llihle So
clotyt and the annual ~nf ,. Philanthropy
oi. the Charity Organization Society
cash will necelved 8760.000. Theat-
suntan! ooursn,.ars independent oi
the spccltlc bequests made to some
of the same institutions.
ltobcrt W. de Forest can of the
executors. said yenterday that becaust-
of the large proportion of the estate
given to public institutions it had
adorned to the executors proper that
a general statement ought. to he made
to the public as to the wiii‘a provisions.
and he made a brief plateau-at. with
lillolallolltl from the will, which as
0ch l1; oi“ course a public document.
After quoting the estimated value
of the estate at "about $00,000,000
Mr. dc Forest said:
"ilroadly speaking, Mr.
loaves a little more than onayquartm
more than one-quarter to rolitllvoa and
friends. and he gives something less
than onoohaif to various religious.
charitable, benevolent and educational
institutions."
Mr. de Forest then proffered that
portion of Mr. Kennedy's will relating
to public bequests. which under the
heading "ArticltI Seventh" says:
"Having been greatly prosporad in
the business which i cal‘rlad on for
more than thirty yours in this my
adopted country, and being desirous
of leaving some expression of lily
sympathy with its religious. charit-
able, benevolent and educational insti-
tnlions. i give and bequeath out of
the rust. roslduv and rcumlndcr of my
estate. at‘lor payment in full of all
articles ot‘ this lily will, tho following
legacies."
This list of legacies numbers forty-
six. The Prcshytcrinn Hoard of its
licl’ for Disabled Ministers and 1111‘
Widows and Orphans of ilcccuscd Min-
isters receives 3:10.000 to form part
of the board‘s pcrmuncut fund and till.»
000 to be applied to the Ministers
House at l’crtll Ambuy. N. .l. ’l‘lnI
Presbyterian Home for Aged Women
ill illti city ol‘ New York in East Sit-v-
only-third street rccaitcs 310.000, and
like sums go to tinI liom‘d of Missions
for lI‘roodmen of thc Presbyterian
Church. to the Bible liousc of Con-
stantlnoplc, to the New York illblc
Society. to the Young Mcn's (‘bristian
Association of thc city of New York.
Association of this city.
Next aftcr the religious and char
If you have not already discovered that/your {all bedroyorlags are too
light, you will shortly. and Wth‘ paupla will have heavier boll coverings
I'Iilldi’,.bot0ro the sharp weather baglas. We have a splendid stock of hinti-
kets and comfortablos made. up by the boat manafactumrs in this country
and careful comparison shows that We can any.» you money on all your pur-
ot' his entire estate to his wife. a little. ._
the gifts mentioned in lhc l‘orcgoing " ‘
and to the Young Women's t‘hriIlllan , . ,
Illases.
Fullol‘al Directors
12- 18 North Main Street.
g . {1118 & CO
and tannins.
South Norwalk. Conil
«Wm-nut“
r
Day and Night Sessions.
. ' ENTER
Kennedy ‘
South Norwsik
.. ”W”... M...-,.:-p-- a 9"
. Stamford
«I ”It“ a MW
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Merrill Business College
CAN DO FOR YOU
Competent Office Help in Demand.
NOW
Port Chester
O“OOOWM“““MOO“MOOWN“GOMOM
O. D. Jackson
Optician
IlislI-lbdlrdlrdIIIIi
take you right to
of Ladies'
90 WASHINGTON OTREET.
ltahkI bequeats come thosc to the min.
callonul foundation». (‘oopot Union
gets $20. 000, the National Academy of
licslgn $20 000 the llnllorsily of (llna i
gow. “'w-lnuI from my inl'nnoy l rci
sided until i came to this counlrfiy'
8100. 000. the 'i‘lliikugm- instituti- iilook i
er '1‘ \i'ashlngtonml 8100 000 and lhui
Syrian Protestant College at iielruti
121000 1
Swen of tho countr)‘ 8 colleges rc ‘
cclve $100. 000 ouch. naml-ly Yan- .\m- i
hersl, Williams. Dartmouth, llowdoln
Hamilton and the Hampton Nol‘uluii
School. 'l‘an educational institutions
rcccive $50,000 each, lhosc brim: lat
illycltc, Wcllcsley and chrlln col»
lilacs, llarnard Colicgo and ’l‘carhcrn
tollcgc in thin city. Elmira College.
Northilcid Seminary. llu- Mount. “1'1”
mon lloys' School at (1111, Main-1., Ana-l
lolln t ‘oilvgc at Marsovun. ”'zllllkvy this
lattcr brunt-st bolna Illlldl’ lot tlu- col
logo to tho Amt-1k an lloard of Com-
lulnsloacls tot Foreign Missions, and
llcron t‘ollcgl- in Kentucky. 1
This American Board of (‘omlnlaslon g
era for lI‘orclga Missions receives also
320.000 for tillI Allierlcnn School at!
Smyrna. Lukc lI‘otlIst University. “1..
and Contra CW linnvlllc K\..
each rut-elves 1211.000.
(routing to the medical and c'-l\nl
liable. institutions. Ml. Kennrdy ghost
820.000 to 1110 New Yolk inllrmaryl
for Women and Children. "with which
Miss Julia ll. dc lI‘oroat bl oillclnlly
conncciod." and "0.000 each to tho
New York ()rthopmilc iliaponsury, tin i
Home for lm-urnhlos at iI‘ordltsm. lhcl
Manhattan lIlyc and lint lluapitnl thoi
Now York Society for this ltdliel‘ of
tho llupturod and t‘ ripplcd the (“liul i
ity ()i‘unnizntiml Society. the L‘hilm '
dron‘s Aid Bocluly. tho Btnto Charities
soolstlou of tho Presbyterian Hospital.
"l‘hc liar Harbor Medical and Humi-
Yorll titty Mission and Tram Society
$20,000. 101.. Andmw'a Socluty of the
Hints. of Now 't’ork rocnlvns 8:10.000
as an addition to tho pt'i‘liiiflit'lli laud
oi tin,I aociety
"Mr. Kennedy's roslduary ostnto.‘
fltlld Mr. do lI‘oi'.1Int "iii divided into
sixtyIt’our parts, of which Mrs. lulu
nedy receives alxtcan Mr. Kennedy‘s
relatives usvculaen and public inslltu
tibnl thirty can. in addition to this
to Mrs Kennedy. she receives his city
0 West il‘iltysovenlll
street, his countrv rculdnnoe at liar
Humbol- and 81.000.000 in cash. .
“Ills resistive» in Scotland. who in-
oluds two brothers and the children of
a deceased brother. rennin: legacies
of front 820.000 to 840.000 each.
"Seven woman friend». six of them!
splinters and the othcr a monotone
delvs snnultloll varying from $000 to
[0.00 Mr. Kennedy's Materialism.
,Julls, it Sohoulflnn wife at “W Rev.
Dr A. 0‘. finnautfiur. l‘qt‘eivos $100 000. «
131 90000111" resolves 110 000. Btuph-‘
on Baker resolves 000.000. and Mr. lla-
1110!"! children also resolve tannins. 1
“All persons who were regularly in
his employment and were so at the
than of, his death. whether as narvsnts '
or otherwise. rscolvo from Mt. Kan»
holly lamina varying from 1200 to
1 part of his «tilts which is ziv~
ibis donlli bin dmdrns will 1w rurrllId
warm 118111101115 ior women.
and lateral months in comp.
If you follow Style Lenders they will
lilltlnva and infants.
t
0
Everything in the Optical Line. ;
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL "nan. Puous “I. uoawsuc. 1
mo;
our don is
where they buy their FOOMR
Elegant. Exclusive Smart Styles
Characterize 0111' Fill Line
Footwear
FLYNN 8. RYAN
.o court-18 11911305“.
OutingFlannel Garments A
In tho undcrmualln section you will
find bcaullfui nasol'lnmut of
They a11- just right for now
11
Any not-d you hartI in this lino can bc sup
plicd here at tho lcnut ponalblv l‘Mll'lllllllil‘t‘.
tinting (lo'wna in anal shines at.
“'11th tinting (towns. high or low neck ............. . .
tinting Flannel Skills ...... ‘ .....
Extra 1dr..- garincnls for largo
lluIlr unluul'atiurc
.................. 50c. 75c. 98c
.7b’C. 98c
............. ......25c to $1.25
wouwn.
llnrllly mIl'Psnaly to hair lhlil pIII'
It‘t‘l sanitary conditions accompanimi
N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
on to Amorlcan rclullrca.” said Mr.
dc lI‘urcsl, "which in a little mun.- than
a uunrtcr of tho whole, is divided lnII
twccn his nephews and nicccs, chit
drl-n of his stiller, Mary K. 'l‘od. and
the ncpbvwa and him l'l‘lt of his wlfc.
.i‘lllliili‘ll of his pistol in law Susan \
llukczt 'l‘hcsv are .l. K011110111 'l‘oll
ilalld A Tod Villllnln 8. Tori llobl-rl
id 'i‘od. Marion ti. Tod Jnmcs Ii. llak
(I1.'livnry ll. lillkcr. (iulr‘slotlc . link
int-l \\llllam III. linker t‘hllatich llalt‘
'cr and Mrs. F. Leonard Kuliona.
"It in estimated that ouch sixty-
iuurlh part of tho rcslduary «Istatl- will
have a value of approxlnlatcly $700,
It (lll' '
it was so thormmllly Mr. Konnmly‘s
dcsiro- to have his woallll apportioaod
to tinI unIntcsl lIxilInl poaalblc among
public institutions that be inserted in
bill will which was mildu on Mulch 130
last. a pl'oviilinn that should hla «loath
occur within tau months or 1110 until
tug of this will and tho will tlwrcl‘wnr»
iii-canto void it” to its charilulilc lnI-
quests ill cam- tlliIlr total cxcrmicd hail
of his proparly. than all such portion
of his «state should no almolululy to
bill wife.
[in alao taut-rind provisions anaul
ling tho hominid to any 1011.1th who
should prusorutu or llhl in any llllna-
tlon not-king to void ill» will. mid di
rcctinp that any lmaucsl to a thnilIII
unable to raoclvo it should in- up
porllnncd anion: lluII rant.
According to Mr. do ital-out all tluI
laxatccu are. analllicrl to roclIlvl- their
iniquullts, and all Mr. Killllwtly mad»
bill will nuira tllun tWo months bufurc
out.
The «Inventors arc lilo imitators
\vifa. manna 1.1 Kennedy ills linplmwa.
William lilawnrt 'l‘mi and Robert 1 Jim
'lod. and Mr: do il‘ol'ast whom lhc
lustntor duscrlbun an ills i'rlond.
’l‘ha cxscuturs also mo liustocs an
liar the will, which direct» that no
bonds be crawled from them
in iiir. do Forests ntatcmeut he did
not offer that unit or the will which
he said had to do only with tho br-
aussté to the family and relatives and
friends ilul the seventh article of
the will unnumrntlng tho hcaueala to
dildrltnhlc and educational lnntltuiloas
’theso to be paid lifter tho infill in inc
earlier sections of the will disposing
among 111mm institutions 81,105 000
and Mr de Forestin stnlomont that tinI
tlcsldunry artists. which Is divided hitt
sixty tour .rsa‘oots. is worth 371.0 000 pal
part. or 08.000 .000. with his mounts
or the #1110! «into us valued at 0110.
SOUTH NORWALK
000.000, ilulicalcs that tho priority pitta
implant in “0.2.1.3000.
'l‘hc thirty-our parts of tho rcsidunry
O‘Hilllt' lmnumtlltcd to public llltillillr
liullil total 023.300.00tl, which with till-
Iliilfhtitttl clutntct'ntml in ”11‘ Nt‘H‘llIIl
artich- oi tlnI will nullws a total of
lzllta to various public institutions (it
$251,011.,000. This lixurlI main-s Mr
Kcnncdy'a gift to lliilIl‘tIMR outsldr his
faintly and connoctlons aotablc among
tho grunt philanthropic l-onirllmlions
of wclllthy mlIn.
Ill thc olxhlh artlclo or ”it" will Mr
Konucdy prorldos that if any of his
lll'llIIIlt‘llll‘iUH 01110le in that ill‘llt'll‘ dlr
uitcr biin without honing issue tin-1r
[lill‘lll 1mI to an nbmllutI-ly in "dual
shards to tinI Presbyterian Hospital.
the chr York Public Library. 1111' Moi
ropolltan Muacum of All and lfolumblu
l‘nivcl'aily.
lllI provldoa that tho rcmnlnlng nix
ty-lourth pan“ of Illa rcalduary no
tali- shall no uhsolntvly all follown:
To the llmlrd of lI‘orlIlan Misplona ol‘
lilo l't'osbytcrlan ('limch, tlltI iloard of
Home Mission» of tho l’l'nsliyloriun
l‘hnroh and lint llonrd or llhurch Eroo
lion Fund of tho (lulu-vol Aasmnbly ol'
tillI l’ranbytsrlsn t‘hurch. inrorpomtad
in tho stain 01 NW York. vault tllrcu
llitliii‘. tin» l’ruabylulluu llonrd of Aid
lor l'ollpuus and Acallcullus, olw part;
ttuI l‘lmrch lino-union t‘onuuittcc or
1111' Presbytery of Now York. two
parla: tho Amm'lran lllblu llm-lnty. 0110
part: tho Presbyterian lionpltnl. tho
Now York Public Library. the Metro-
politan Mum-uni of Art and Columbia
llnlrarnlly. cacti lhrl-o pni‘lu; the Uni-
md l'lmrlilos. two parts; the llulvnr-
ally of the (lily of New York. on»
part: itollnrt Colic-go. ol’ Constantino
pic. two parts, and tho illlnrlty ()r~
ltaullllilon annuity. mic part. This last
in for tho cannot of philanthropy of
the Charity Organisation Buclaty.
llo annwwcra tin,I traumas talnvsst
his property held in trust under the
cluhih artlcllI of the will in income pro-
ducing sonnnltlan such as are who
lionad by the lawn of tho state In
propiIr investments for trustees 01‘ ”VI
lugs blinks. its sulpowors his trus—
tuoa to valua for purposes of division
any at his property, tliclr aacisloa as
to valua to ho accepted as final.
0151111er!! Cry
FOR “HEREIN
C A gm T O R l A
9...; do... ‘
loyalty that racelvss no eheourago-
radium mus cold.
Popular ‘
, Price
. ' Low priced enough to;bs with-
in the reach of all, 301111 enough
for anybody~ H s
001 250 Blend
' equals that sold by denim ordi-
nnrlly tor 35c or 401:. We keep
the standard up to the top notch
year after year, becausoi we han-
dle it entirely tram thi} time It
* leaves the bush until I1 is pun
chased by our customers.
You are sure of lac/it qual-
ity for your money here
The Union Pacific
Tea Co... .
126 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 542-3
FREE DELIVERiY
Headquarters for Sugar
THE LsAolno rss'rlintsor ‘rue
DUSTt
liiillliil lilill’il - illilllill
Arc its Simplicity. Durability. Light
Weight and Price. $5.00 11 is
FOR SALE BY'
11111. J. Allliilllll lillll lill
134—136 WASHINGTON iSTREET.
SOUTH NORWALlK.
City Nat10nalBank
BOyUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKINCI
BUSINESS
Capital Surplus and Profit»
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes. $3 and 115 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSOiN. Pr".
JOHN H. KNAPP. tut Vlco- Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Slcymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Mama .1. Wallace Marvin
Christian Sworn John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
1 We Do Our Own Grinding
LENSES GROUND WHILE
YOU WAIT.
Coma: in and hsvc yoitll broken
lenses dupllculod. no msttor
when- they Wort! madl- .
Wu have all at Mr. ”0111’s Pro-
Icrlpilunt.
011100 hour-.11 a in Hill 11:80
':l‘.1 40 until 6 p. . Mon-
day ”and Saturday even an un-
til 0 p in.
Fenwlck Optical Coinpsay
mason-on to
HOMiR I. HO
Rooms 7-! United Rank
'1 WAIHINOTON
COUTH NORWALK,
731.. "M.
;_;'1
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HOTEL ARRWAL .
Msbsckomomtlitas Patti r, Hart-
ford: it. antidolilld. city; (MA. ‘Pttnli‘ly‘,
Now (Brianna: 1". l). Lawtoi , city; 1...
A. Libby. Hartford; .1. Anderson.
tlrocllport, N. 11.; (l. 14‘. lilirdlng. Bid
win linens. New York: I". M. mark.
New Haven; 0' Mcilovcrn. Prov!
dunno: .1 it. llorton. West: wt: 1.. M.
Mntz. Now York: .1 it 8111111. F. (i.
Pratt. Chicago; it) a: Koslir. Roche-
ltIr; lI‘. 1.. Mills. .1. (‘1. Tina, J‘ (3. Moore.
lhldgpport: t‘ 1‘. Mills. oty; 10M
Wright Newark; at. May 1' titer. New
York: 1.. ll 11911.0.1‘0111011030.‘
3tiamfurd: J. A llrovms onion: 1.
.lllntz. Newark: ll. 1? Wild. Neill
York: 1.. it. llarlbatt Will 11: 0911139
I. Rockwoll. I‘ld‘reflhidl 1.1.1. not-an.
New flown: 11‘. F. Hands on. any;
Jeddo Cool for Furnace
BEGINS TODAY
No souvenirs, just real good 111111901118 oil over 3
this busy store. Just come and
see for yoursé1i. 1
Takes THIS off
er ”Mind
We guarantee to save from 1-2 to
1-3 of your Coal bills
Heating and Plumbing Co. ..
28 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
1%
It’ s 11 Pretty Bad
Smash Up
in tinI autmuoliilo lino that we cannot
rcpalr. if you have onc send us tho
car and Wt' will make it lit for hust-
1n. ':: 11min ii an ll 11 ll lag is poaalbhI
\Vc do small rcpalt loo. llo them in
such a way that tin-y :nrc many a
big break.
.:/Luther M. Wright
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Special for Saturday
Sweet Potatoes, 200 pk.
A large assortment of FRUIT and VEGETABLES
UNITED GROCERY CO.
'0 NORTH MAIN SIRP‘ET PHONE in
O
r
A. s. . u...
Cross Creek Coal for Range
Carmel Coal“ for Open Grate
Home Comfortable ,
Meals on Time . '
Children Happy
Raymond Bros.
.l l’arkor. Now llnvcn: (1A. llrcyor.
Now York: W. A tiahnsr, ll. W.
Knapp. New York; .1. W. Drew Al-
bany; F‘. ii Merrill, New Hartford:
(1. v Miller,llnston; (i. it. llama. Now
Haven; 0. W. Ahar 10.0.01“. Spring-
tlsld, Mom; .1 B. Duane. New Harlan;
0‘. McGoxern. Providence.
1 Portia" scram sonnet. pm.
All mum to 0. summit by m
mission Today. I
The bid]; which lam been 1100:1111th
tor a silo for a may stain mini-mam
will ho «mental today by John 1’. H1006.
secretary of the commission. who 1“
been receiving ills bids; and 1 lilo ’
ha solcatod provided the bids . . ‘
unsure sites at ilir- mitt priest.
inmmlnnloa has stipulated for I
ltnvlmt trout £50 to 1.000 with.
211111011 good water supply.“ ..
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