if “you‘ll cultivated Ii mm for
good ultra. Bandy.
oua HOMR MARI owner:
will certainly tickle Its palate. Al-
ways flesh and Indium).g
FALANE
Tel. 409.61 Wuphlnuton at.
[AAA NEWS
RTENINO “INTI":I‘ TILRPVHONI
0M-
"-2—.qu Department
li2-3—Buclncu Department
44-2—Branoh Offlcc, Norwallt
coo—echoin- Rccldéncc
720- -5'-Clty Editor's Ruldcncc
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and \lcinlty:
Iloudy tonight. Wednesday fall. Mod~
‘erule west winds. Rain has fallen dur-
"‘ing the last 24 hours in the Lulu». re‘
gtou and along the Atlantic coast from
Florida to Maine. Light scattered
showers were reported from Kansas
and South Dakota. Pleasant weather
prevails generally this morning in all
sections east of the Rocky Mountains.
An area of high pressure is central ov-
er the upper Mississippi Valley. This
area will probably move slowly cast—
ward and produce pleasant Weather
for two or three days. Tho tempera
tures are moderate in all sections.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 57; high. 78.
Partly cloudy.
Partly
l
More rain.
Fourth of July four weeks from yes-
tcrday.
if you want a. good cigar. read B. J.
Reynolds adv.
Are you Interested in the Warren-
Detrolt "30"? if so read Hanford and
Brooks adv.
Court Nurruk. Foresters of America.
will hold their regular meeting on
'l‘hursday evening
’ '“fii—nfir
In. Word Grcgoty rcI-civcd his now
Interstate 40 horse [NHHI moth-l till.
.1910. touring car yesterday. .
v
(‘ourt Corilo. Dauuhtcrs of lsaholla,
will hold their rot or met-tiny. on
Thursday evening“ ilIII-l week.
All cmlnont judge icstlllcs lo
merits of Dr. Dick's medicine in
days issnc. Boiler read about It.
lllo
to.
Soycl'ul local automohlllsts have
Konc to Now Ilnvcn today to attend
tho uuto hill climbing contost.
Mics. .lulla Shea. of Brooklyn is via-
Itlm.r Miss Anna Manner, at hcr home
in South Norwalk, fora few days.
The Sixth Company, C A t‘., C. N.
(L. will not hold a drill this evening.
'l‘hcir regular drill season is over for
tho sumlncr months.
The slim] girders are all III plarc at
the Pioneer Hook and LIIddcr Colu-
patty quarters in Main strcot and thc
couu-ut will bo laid soon.
'l‘lio ()thor (llub will moot this cyc-
ulna at ”it! home of one: of tho mom-
hern, Mrs. M. (l. Kcelcr, on t‘onrlluud
pluco. A lino time-is auticiputcd.
Kaliuosa Encampment will moot
'I‘huraday ot‘ollillg and tho third douroo
\rlll bo oxomplitlod. Following the
work thorn will be a handout of action
can proportions.
araln, t'oed Raymond liron
i-ltuio Librarian George 8 (lodarii
Illii rurclvod from Bl‘tl‘l‘lltlt Anaou
l'hulpn Stokes of tho Yalo corporation
n hunduouloly hound lil|l\ of tho
Blokes itecord II vnlnahlo family tom
pilutlon The book in oloauntly pir-
Hour In no u at tho
purcd.
'Ihtlttil
Liabilionno III or I.Iiua Itrn.
llior Walktgr will have church of the
novice. “Wellfidny uvunluu Mr.
(“theater wII saw” an Idol-can and
tho rhornn Mil . You are (ordially
Invited to attend.
I'uuncltmnu Ayn; l'obiman. clinic
man of tin- can ttco oi licence. is
happy over the
lion at the present time, for Ihn tum;
have come in no well that III of his
outstanding notes and others have
boon mid off. The notes that burn
been iuuldatcd include a Iioatlnn In-
dohiedneun. amounting to $7.500. that
htitl heed carried since lilti'Hlll.
, lluy,
7...... N . .........n...
M'I’II. Jennie Littcl Nash was the
hostess for yesterday afternoon's meet.
in: of the Monday Afternoon Whlnt
Club. which was old in hsyview ave-
nue. The first price was awarded to
Mrs. Robert. t]. llnnford and the second
to Mrs W. W. taster. Next Monday
' afternoon the club will be entertained
by Mrs. Josiah 'l'. Newcomb. of West
avenue.
w.
KODAKSIv-Lctmt Model:
Photo Supplier of All Kinds
muons:
." warms ran critic-"r. IOUTH
c ya huhnctnt «and ’
MARINE POLICY
covering
Launches
stranding. linking, collision and tire.
NO WALKOONN.
TELEPHONE 105-2
VINOL
TH I MOOIRN '
sou: ouw ”av
F. H. BAXTER
”— woman's
Launch Works
Bout Frames not up and ready to
All kinds of repair work.
Launch" of all sizes built to order
by oumpetcntmorlrmon.
OysterSheuroIntNorwaIk
A. J. Hand & Company
EIEAIRIIIAI [NBIIIIIIII Alli]
BAAIIAIIIIRS
IJOBBINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'c Thutrc Building. loath Non
walk. Conn. Phone 42:
ROBERT R. MONROE
House Mover and
General Contractor
Work Promptly Attended To
P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
Dim
A regular tommuulcatlon of Old
Wcll Lodge, A l" and A. M. of this
city, will be held thin cvonlng.
The Norwnllt City Council held a
regular meeting last evening and the
next. meeting wil he held on June 20th.
Alden Solulana. Edward F. Smith
and lteproscnlativc From-rick ll. Quin-
tard have gone to Maine. where for
two weeks they will fish on the Bonnie
River.
M
Concord Division, Sons of 'l‘cmpcr
ancc. held their regular Inoctlna last
evening In tho (i IlZl'III' building where
their quartets arc Iotnlod ltoutlno
business was Ibo Iulo.
Mrs .t‘ it lIl‘l'll It ii Quintald has ntar-
toll on a trip to llomot l“.ololndo
u‘llcrt- tillt‘ will ho the uncut of rolu
tlu- -s lIlIs iniltnrtl uill IIt‘ Il\\li_\ for
I month and poxulbly six “Poll“
l’ouassus (OlllltII ltoiul Allunuln.
ulll moot lomotrtm running In their
rooms on Wall Iltrrct. At this limo
IIII' carpet bowlluit loam will pluy tho
I.ivo link lumllng team from Now lla-
von for tho ntato championship.
Miss Elsll- Nickorson, who has horn
employed for sorortll yours at tho oi
llcc of Illt' (tonuoctlrut t‘onlpauy in
South Main slim-t, has reslltlII-Il and
completes lll‘i‘ dullcn thorn today. Silo
has boon surroodcd by Mimi Mildrod
I-‘ord.
Philip and Frank Shin-wood. who
aro how cluploycd lu Bridal-port, vls
ltcd tholr pulonts. Mr. and Mrs
\‘l'allnw Shorwood. of Itit‘or stroct
uycr Sunday, .Iosopll Shorwood, It
youngor bruthor, rnluriwd with ”Will
to upoud II tow days All Ilrlditl‘port.
'l‘hc (‘hutll‘ lmuu l‘urps will llll‘l'l
on Friday cit-ulna at tho homo of our
of ~th mt'lnhcls In South Norwulk.
They are artiluu along iiuoly with
tllolr pral-Iico and export to ho ahlo to
Illl onauacmouia noon. 'I'horc uro nor
oral lino Illllllll'Illllh aumuu tho mum
horn and they nro Million for tho
"loam Wink."
l'. (‘ inuuubury Value. New Eng-
land thrill of Prom lion. has boon Io-
then to visit Stamford bonito next
I‘huraday blunt. and u nnnlbcr of mom-
hcrn will go down on ”W 71% train.
'I‘ho urinal olllrorn Will ho proaont, and
llll'l‘t‘ will no Initiation, cnIortuInmonl
and l'l‘Il‘l‘flIIlllt‘tllti.
Mt-nIbuIa of tho I tillcd lIrIlI-r (told
"II t man in l' onnm tic III will ho uncut!
of Hartford couuuundcry. I3 i). ll. (3..
'i‘nouiluy cvolilna, WIlt‘lt they will ruin-
brulc thi- fourteenth anniversary. The
supremo continuum-r, tho lion. .1. I’
Ilurllnitamo. of Providence. It. l., and
thr- urund ollII‘oi'a of this ainlu urn
amonit ihoso Invited.
“a...
Norman IIIII unfortunate hrrhltlm
down of tho ulouuior .lnhn Sylvoalnr
tluuduy during the mounted of Pouch.
lit lilimlnc Company. of Norwalk. the
onilnu won a very platinum and Irofitn
able vnnturc for tho company. here
worn tuft» people on the boat and the
not prmwdn to date are about 9400.
with union tickets yet to be heard
from.
nascent. (Idol)?w
ROLLER starts. so: all
It‘d
FISHING SUPPLIES
of All kind!
At COLEMAN’S
NRWR ITORR
10 North Main, Rt.“ MOI "Wilt
nuclnst all the perils ‘ of the seen. I
GOLDEN .
Tunic Recond‘rudtor.
r‘ .a
#4
comfort; 3 light-weight suit.
comfortable. /
That is why we say our
comfortable.
‘ to $30.
$1.00 to $3.50.
Shparate Summer Trous
Summer Underwear, 50c
”The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
shell. depends on the fced you use
pared and fresh each day. In the k
and thoroughly dried and selected
rather than feed from the West.
Ask For "Bonnie"
Home Ground Feeds.
Worthy the Name
C A comfdrtdhlu mind nickel a comfortable body! The
Summer Suit that has the style. and that fits. confers
4.) U I' i IT T E I"? 5)
TWO STORES:
START YOUR CHICKO RIGHT.
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out of the
healthy fowls and future steady layers.
(‘hick Food I» went and sound and in solid nutrition. "Bonnie" Chick
Feed contains the choicest imported Milieu. flue cracked charcoal
whcat crackod Immi- and line old cracked corn.
liable. specially prepared clean. wholesome feed. fresh diode such day.
necessarly stale?
chance when you pay as much If not more?
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
unless it looks chL' Is not
Summer Suits are worthy the
name. They combine coolness of fabric with good style
and fine fit; the knowledge that you look right keeps you
Fancy gray weaved—worsted: and canimerehplain
and shadow-stripe blue surges—full and hall-lined—sxo
-—-——_
Straw Hats galore—-Sennlts. Mackinaw: and Mllans.
'Panamaa. $3 00 and $10. an.
era, $2. 50 to $5. 00.
“PI
South Norwalk
14 South Main St.
0
5
"Ronnie" Chick Feed homo pro-
lnd you ran depend on to make lino.
Every xratn in “Bonnie ‘
grains. such an out meal cracked
Why not use u re
Why turn the
MANUEL TORO' HATCH.
“For the Land Sake" on Iowkcr‘c
Fertilizers for Lawn. Garden and
Fluid.
Jackson’
Opposite Hotel 58 WII
Mackerel. Blue Fish. Eastern Salmon.
Necks
TELEPHONE 108.
S!
5
huvo gallrfactmy Photographs or
from the
N0. 78 WASHINGTON IT.
JACKSON’S‘ STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children’s Studio
PICTURE FRAMING Ind HAND CARVED FRAMES.
DON'T SRIK BHELTERIIMIN
5 Studio
I Rt. NORWALK. CONN.
' . .-.‘-A. ’5.
For the Best Spring Tonic Try Fresh Fish
Flat Fish. Weakflsh. Sn Ban. But:
it Shad. Butter Fish. Paroles. Halibut.
Steak Cod. Eels, Roe Shad. int of the
season; Large Soft Crabs. Native Lab-tern, Long and Round Clams. Little
1' I‘.‘
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
tho oxrtlai- that you do not
iouiuclf until you have trlcd those
The North Studio
ROUTN NORWALK.
To Give You New
our eye department.
THAMER
Optician
M
We have a Phynlclsn. who is u lIlltIiiud Eye Hmwlclhit. In ohnruo of
N0 t‘IIAlttIt‘l Nit EXAMINATION,
Eyes Is Beyond Us
but no can maini the most of
Hume you burn. If they are
worth anything In you. come to
an singlet ml lit them with tho
prowl glances
37 Armand SQUARE
Stamford. Colin.
Open Monday and autumn" Evenings
...,T
Jamel thinner, Jr. a lad who was
Islam before Judge. Joseph R Taylor
a week ago for truancy. and who it
Im manually decided to send to the
re orin school. but who was given an-
oi or chance was taken into custody
again today by Countable .l. .l Good-
win. A younger brother of Master
dancer on taken to police hmduuno
turn on the same char by the con-
Iitdhle and both bun II have]. licor-
{fistula afternoon from. c Julian 'i‘cy'
tilt. ‘
It All Impossible to re you new eyes
but Thumur. the Bumford opiicinn
will help you In Incite the but of those
you have. lice adv.
Frank W. Brown. of fit Wilmington
street. employed at the but factory of
Rationale Brothers in Raymund street.
had the mlsfornme this morning while
at work, to fracture one or the bones
holds left wrist. All n result of the in.
ism Mr. Brown lull be obliged to «he...
II vacation tor II few days.
I
TIIVIII TIX IIATE
[IF EIEIIT AXII
I
(Continued from First Peso)
for a new teacher to teach in the
whole town, but" on: was not deemed
advisable by the board. and they took
no action upon the matter.
The sum of $100 was given to the
Center school. raising“ their approprlw
tion to what. they hurl asked for in the
first place but which was cut down
at a recent meeting oi! the board. to
the amount of $8 415.
Two thousand dollars was upon)
printed by the bOard to the wicctmen
small stream in Cedar street. This
will be called the Cedar street bridge
and will he done by. contract. follow-
ing bids.
A member of the bridge construction
committee had told one of the mem-
bers of the board of estimate and luxu-
tlon that 31,000 would be sufllctent for
this committee and so the previously
appropriated amount of $2,500 was cut
to 8.1.000. ,
The total amount naked for union to
”24.108.54 and the total amount that
Was appropriated, after the cuts. ls
l2ld.blh.l7. Thus this is about 88.000
less than was naked for.
The board was unanimous In its rcc~
ommondatlon that the nclcctmen take
steps necoasary,logally and otherwise,
to uholluh the night school. All were
of the opinion that the night school
should be abolished, for the reason
that they think the good it does. is
not, sufficient heuotlt for the money
that, is oxpoudrdfor Its maintenance.
However. the town is obliged to keep
the night school until legal steps are
taken to abolish it. and more money
has beon asked for this department.
Consequently “Gilmore was givon to
this department. swelling the night
at liooi appropriation to $600.
The board also recommended that
the nolcctmcn Inquire of all the banks
as to whether they allowed Into west on
the money, which is temporarily do
posited in their institutions. This Is
done by the banks in Other plat-cs, but
him not r-vcr been the rule horn in
Norwalk. II the Italllil-l do allow Inter
out. the Marco will ho nbtulncd and
tho money will b driumilcd ill IIII' ont‘
nhlcit pals tho IIiulII-sl rnlc. li' scr-
cral pay the some veto. the moncy will
be deposited lll thcm. one by nno cacli
your, that no fIIVorIIIsm will be shown.
The estlmalcd income from all
sources other than the proporty taxes
is 851,000. 'l‘hla leaves the amount of
“65.54th to be ruined by the tax on
pjropcrty and to have a little surplus
for euwrucurlcc. The tax rate last
your was nine and one-half mills, and
thin your will be but eight and one-
half mills. If the state tax of mono
did not harc to be taken cnro of the
rule would be under clitht mills. lint
tho atatt‘ lax must be tnlicu care of
and thin ilioroforc raises the tax rate.
The town mooring at which these
appropriations muut ho prcacntcd will
probably be held about June Itith. It
must I‘tllllf‘ on or hcloro .luuc :tith. ar-
rordinx In low.
Tho railroad columlssloiwrs will
hold a hearing on JIIIU' 13 at it a. lit.
at tholr olllcc in tho capitol, on the
application of IlIoNew York. Now lin-
ycn and llurttord Railroad company
for tin» abolition of the crossing In
llullfoI-d on the sand pit road. 0n the
sumo dulo thoy will hold a hearing on
tho pt‘lllllill of tho company for the
ollminatlnp of IhrI crossing on Ron
lIoIly road. a Inilo north of the Wind-
:mr station
:5. Royal Keith. the well known rallr
way until I‘Itilk. “ho clrlulntos himself
botwccu New York and Boston a large
part of tho lluw. takes cxcoptlon to
tho stntcnlcnt that he spent Sunday at
his homo. He wants It to be distinct-
ly understood that he was on the Phoe~
nix excursion and had I grout time.
t.c‘utm ballot on in melting the heat of rule.
lot-tunes and consequently. whcu tho
xtunmor .lohu Syltcstor. on which the
excursionistn left town broke down.
he didn't worry a little bit. Ills theory
In that misfortunes like that make
tho I‘rocTram-accident days more eu.
ioynhle.
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embnlmer
to North ruin Itmt. loath Nor-walk.
Rectum. I Washington Itmt.
Telephone at office. m
Telephone at house. “I.
SUMMER
Itehideutn will find It
convenient to keno an
account with this book.
No exchange charged
on abbot-town checkc.
Open Saturday until
:i and Retard” oven-
Inn from 7 to ii.
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
Ointment III-lieu on
application .
. NORWALK
Savings Society
INGORPORATRO 1N.
DEPOSITS OVER 33.775000
doom ll. Helms. instant.
Wm. A. Gui-tic. Victim-idem.
Iii-deficit A. I "1;“in a rim.
IIIIE iIILr IIItLII .
to build a stone arch bridge over the ~
. tan in any."
0
Clothing. Flat- cnd Shoes,
Furnishings in every little
tritium III: TI) coit-
PIIIIRIBE
(Continued from First Page.)
Railroad men of prominence again
were in evidence at the White House
today. where the final details of the
arrangements between the government
and the trunk lines regarding the
freight rate problem were being ne-
aotlatcd. S. M. Feltou. president of
tho Chicago-Great Western Railroad,
and I". A. Delano, president of the W
bush. who participated In the confer-
ence yesterday afternoon. at which the
agreement to withdraw the increased
rates effective June 1', until after the
new railroad bill becomes a law. was
reached. spent half an hour with Presi-
dent Tnli prior to the cabinet meeting
this morning.
W. ('. llrown. intesldent. of the New
York (‘eutral road. and James McCrea.
president of the Pennsylvania. will
have a confcrcnce with President Taft
and Attorneylllencral \‘i'lclrersham late
this afternoon. III which II to under-
stood they will ratify on behalf of the
custom and central trpuk lines the
aarecmcnt reached yesterday with the
Wostorn Trunk Line Association. in
this way all of the proposed lucrcaecs
in rates. which the railroads have In
view. will be held up until the law
gives tho interstate Commerce Com-
mission the right to Investigate all
now rates and to suspend such tu-
rrcasos as they deem unjust.
Presidents l-‘olto‘u nnd' Delano iclt
Washington curly this afternoon for
t‘hicago, whore they will report tomor-
row to tho Western Trunk Linc com-
mittee the results of their negotiations
Willi President Taft. They said they
thought there would be little dilliculty
after that in carrying out the details
or the withdrawal of the new rates.
The physical work attached to this Is
said to be great. for the new rates tiled
covered thousands of Items. The call
of Messrs. lv‘cltoo and Delano at the
White House was principally to say
goodbye to the president and Incident»
ally to discuss some of the details of
tho procedure to he followed before the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
CHICAGO, .lu‘ne 7.»The agreement
reached betwooh President Tan and
the railroad presidents It Washington
last night regarding rates on Western
roads. will clear up conditions, accord-
Iu; to statements by presidents of sev-
eral of the blu‘rouds this morning.
”The outlook Is now decidedly opti
mlstlc." declared David I. Mills. prehl.
dent of the Chicago. Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railroad.
"It puts the rate queatlon entirely
up to tho Interstate Commerce Com-
mission and do“ away with the legal
Intention. Within a few weeks the
tomnilanlon should ill: the new rate
law and thou cud the matter entirely.
It sot-mil to me that the president a ac
tion in the best that posluhlv could
have been lclten to safeguard the in
torrents of both the railroads and the
tililppers. I am certain that the rail
rochI will feel satisfied with the ac-
Iiou or the national executive and the
ratlmud committee."
"if my understanding of the result of
the conicrsncc is correct thenilroudl
noun shippers have no dinereuccl
now.“ said Honryoti. Murine. president
of the Chicano. ck Island and Pool-
ilc Railroad. "All differences mm to
have been uncut away by‘ the sme-
meat to leave the matter entirely in
the hands of the inter-Suite Commerce
Communion. It seems to me that the
action III the beat that could have been
taken under the sciatic; circumstan-
can“
"It looks to me on It the tutu-cod and
shippers can not together in a hurry
new," declared W. A Gardner. vica-
Ipmldcnt orthc Chicago and North
western Railroad. "rho decision cum
to he I perfectly fair one for both
sides. The ctmos here should now
clarify and a cutie outcry agreement
but reached within a short time."
.I ha M. Glenn. secretary at the ill-
inn II hisnutcctureru' Annotation. said:
“We have uccum lichen what in have
set out to do. At we were interested
in was stopping the rates from goth
Into client had this his been done. I
the inter- Dials commerce Commission
decides these increases are just when
they are submitted, no will have and»
”Railroad Iiii.
uncommon. June? I’mitloiit
Flashy. full-page cicg‘gcrationc no longer can» a
stir, nor are they endorsed by the public, Our store it
full or dependable values and we prefer cur’cuctotnera
to get their goodimprmionc from the “goods”-- -tlmt “ °
they will not be disappointed.
For you, Sir. whether you go on,c vacation trip or,
not. wcrhsvc the right things. Principally, 1. of course.
Suit Cam, Trunks, Bathing Suits, etc.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
not forgetting all the good
detail.
Taft today sent a special message to
Congress in which he recommended
that the clause in the new railroad bill
which gives the interstate Commerce
Commission power to investigate and
suspend increased rates filed by the
railroads be modified so an to take
effect Immediately upon the. signing of
the act. As it stands in the bill the
provision would not take effect for
sixty days.
The president bases his request upon
the agreement he reached with the
railroads yesterday. whereby they
a- agreed to withdraw all increased rates
until the new law Is signed.
As to how the act is to be amended.
whether In conference or by joint res-
olution, the president left to the dis
cretlon of Congress.
Ill llll IIIIlllll III sun .
Pitcher Sutcr Released.
CHICAGO, June 7.—Pttcher Enter
has been released to San Francisco.
the club from which Comlskcy secured
him a couple of years ago. Suter is
the second "southpaw" that the Chica-
go American League team has let. go
in the last two days, Bill Burns having
been sold to Cincinnati Sunday. This
leaves Comlekey with two left hand-
crs——Whlte and Young. Suter never
has gone well since joining the Ameri~
can League and has not been worked
this 'season.
Challenge by the Edgcwoodc.
The Edgewoods went down to Dnr‘
ion Saturdan'to play the Barton Jun-
lora. but the latter team did not put in
an appearance. The Edsewoods would
like to hear from tthlovcrs. Cubs.
Darleu Juniors and any team from H
to i? years of age. Manager. J. D.
Lehosltey. 21 Laura street.
Conley Guilty Out of ch Clan.
hos ANGELES, Cat, June 7.--Al-
though Frank Conley, claimant of the
bantamwcight championship. ls looked
upon as going out of his class in tak-
lng on Owen Moran the difference In
pounds between the two will not be
very great when the two meet at Naud
Junction tonight. They will weigh In
at till pounds at 5 p In. sConloy proba-
lily will fight at that weight. while
Mona will put on a couple of pounds
before he enters the ring The Mill
will be for ten rounds to a. newspaper
decision.
Kctchcl- Llhgfcrd Fight,
NEW YORK. .luuo 7.-~.l. W Cotfroth.
Inc California light pr.omotor today
signed with managers for Bum innu-
furd and Stanley Ketchel for a fight‘
to 8‘0 If miscible” not less than 26 rounds
on July 2. at Cnlmu. The light is on
tho bison of do per cent. to the winner
and 40 per cent. to the loser. with a
guarantee of 830. 000
UNION DISTRICT SCHOOL MIIT-
INO.
There has been some comment be
more the Inniill meeting of the South
Norwalk Union school district will be
held next Tuesday evening. Instead of
this evening. Some people northern
under the Impression that the lawn of
the district call for a meeting on the
tint Tuesday evening of June. but. the
records show that at the annual mob
in: in 1902 a vote was banned ill-It:
thereafter the annual meeting be hell!
on the second Tuesday evening
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