» condom. Candy.
will certainly done your pom-O. Al
2 21.1. nos.
2 IVININn BINTINEL “Lemon:
cALLc
lid "—Edltor’n Residence
I
2 tier of Red Men. will hold a meeting
' Stamford over the FOIllth
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"' Interested in automobiles lilo il(i\ will
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' against iii?! anywhere In the United
motes or Canada.
for $2
per hundred nor ”or. iii!
2 TAYLoR &GOLDEN 1
whanmomu avast-r IDUTH
unnwatK K.cou121.'
. TELEPHONI 16b!
you have onitletcd a item for
imll MOM! MAD! OWE!"
wd‘ya fresh and enticing. 7
F ALANE
51 Washington at.
08A NEWS
IZ-Z—Ncwc Department
laid—loam." Department
“Ii—Branch Office, Norwaiit
nth—City Editor's Residence
Fresh fish of all kinds at Cntbill ti
See adv
Uncaa Tribe. No. 26, improved 0r~
Tuesday night.
James H. Willmott. of 29 Ann street
il entertaining Miss Eva Scoilcld. of
Anotheraon was born yesterday to
Eat-Mayor and Mrs. 'John Cavnnngh, of
Mott'avenue.
Frederick Koch, of Scranton. Ncw
Jersey, In among the hundreds of Four-
th of July guests in town.
William Driscoli, of Torrlngton, is
visiting his parents oter the Ninth
on Strawbeny lllll
Robert Martin, of Main street. In
spending a week's vacation at Coney
Island ivlth friends.
James and John Lawson. the well-
known Colonial players, are spending
the day in Brooktield.
Mr. and Mrs, Carl ll. France. of
springwood avonuo, spent last Friday
in New York city.
Hpnry Hollenback of Bridgeport
was In Norwnlk Friday evening, visit
ins friends in Orchard nttect
vi' A. Haltimd is mlvcrtlsing 11 big,
worth] roadster for $1 too ii \ou «in.
surely interest you
The best is nonc too good. 'i'ltltt's
What 8. J. Reynolds says and he tout-r1
you to smoke the host cigars. ills litii'.
wll tell you what they Ill'ti.
It‘rank Biundagc. of South Nomulk.
is spending the Fourth at tho homo oi
his fiance, Miss hithci KiliitlliiiKii. in
Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘hm'lcs licWitt Roi;-
era, of Morgan nvonuo, art- spondlnu
the Fourth with Mr. and M1211. Slcphell
Hoyt, in New Canaan.
Mrs. Snyder. and daughter. from
Texas, are spending the Fourth at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mprppul.
at Highwood, in Franklin nvcnuo.
Oliver M. Farrand. n Mnidcn Lune,
New York. diamond‘fiport. in spending
the hollday'at the home or Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Morgan in Franklin 11vcnnc.
Dr. and him. A. H. Baldwin. or Wall
street, are entertaining i112. Charles
Silica. Alfred Bihito, Willintn 'l’rnnkd
well. Miss Marlon linwlcy, Miss Amy
Wells. and Lewis linwlcy til't'l‘ tho
Fourth of July. Alltltcao ytillllg [1002
pin are from Staten island and will
return home tomorrow morning.
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Little Paul Mutphy. son of .lumos
Murphy, of Winntpnnk who was 1111111"
ed by being caught upon 11 pair of ice
loose on July 2nd. in now getting along
nicely. lie ls able to tilt up it short
tithe each day and the lip which won
’ driven down under lilo chin, Is practi-
daily healed now, The accident will
not leave any hour on tho itoy'u tum
ll Wall feared ill ilrut. for which nil
are very thankful.
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The South Norwalk
Trust Co.
The iii-notch: have ordered that
tutorial. at the we of l per cent
our annual be credited to deposit-
ors in the Savings Department for
tho'current all: months ending June
80th. 1110.
Iicpoultu nude on or» before the
10th will draw idiom! from July 1.
VINOL
TH E MODIIN
Tonic Recondhuclor »
‘2 IDLD oNLv IY
BAXTER
anotnaou's .
Launch Works
plBait l‘rlmca not up and road: to
an
All kindaof repair work.
Launch» of 1111 also. built to order
by competent workmen.
OyatcriShlell PointNorwalk 2
P
CommOdious
Launch “Ajax”
(Capt. Wallace Bates)
rivato hsiilnr or sailing parties
mornings Tersnt t‘.ea.souable
Rot
.AF'i‘ERNOOh'S —— Delightful trips
around lighthouu and gas buoy from
on Point. 'l‘,2«kela 101:.
For terms anti particulars, address
A. w. Mills, Mgt. Rowayton. R. It‘. D.
37. Tel. 179-12.
All parties 111d trips subject to
chance on accow of weather.
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NO (2 11.111011: 1'12 II F'VAMWA’I 1m.
Optician
STAMFORD - - CONN.
Open Monday .Sattndny Evenings
You Owe
Your Eyes
uttontlon. We have
1 la :1 Skilled I to
ope-r care no.
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who is visiting
ortlnscity.1vua
l‘lnlt lust night.
li‘ivc young in
ingn few days
Willium Driucv
come to the honu 2ll1ispurcnlslt- Nor.
Vitl'
muons tho numb of onthttalaut.
luruu loclor ruin:
walk yontordny, tit ho wail tuition to
iron,
and ‘ilafi dinner It urovn.
birthday pnrty
Woundy. Mr W dy‘a mother.
party was held he woods that all
might keep one A very ouioyahlu
Ml‘ll. Wonntly rc
tordly .
5.
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dcn party it
grout ntttnhcr ill but
friends Sutnrda.ulternoott Many trout
Norwnlk “temp;
11.i-Wlldtlllt!t‘.
Kntc 5:2. did, of New lork,
4. Christian Suurtz.
attest iii tho (‘1) .11lt'y
it's,
2.11 from Ibo Lourolw
Milford, nrc >:2t2lid-
'atlon at St, 31.11;» 's
Chnpcl “tool
of 'l‘orrinuton
linll college.
tors Convent
will
lk. where he 11 unit's
ntlott.
2” spend :1
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color K. Wm
ll. of Norwalt was
who
ncsucd the ab: p flight In .\'c\\ Bri-
tnin, on Sntnrdn.‘
(icornc J. Cayutgh. of Norwull.. hut-1
none to Lohnnni Springs. N Y..
where he will mod the Fourth with
irit-nds from Not like. who uro visit-
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Clifforda Betti. he has been “mun.
iilg Yule College 1 New Ilnven, 11.211 ro-
turncd to his do" In Newlown not»
o. where he I spend the Hiiiilliii'r
cation with hi2 nmlly.
W
Mr. and M a Sainuol W. Suin-
pic, of Roll) Hill, nrc en-
tcrtninlng Mr. 2111 Mrs. ’i‘hnumn
2innd and thrill of Dilnbury. fol ov-
tho Fourth.
Arthur Mttrrnyir Norwnlk. iiilti a
machine in .\or-
212inullolti Io ha' 11 new body llilv'ud
upon it.
“‘4‘
John lAwaon :1i2riod out 11 wry
cnnant outing i a nompnny or his
lcndu yosterdoty‘l'ha party wont to
inland on 2 oystorhtmt I'lni‘lll
'i‘iit- putty
imbored about “numbers.
w-~u
William ii. (ii 2h. of tho llnn of
I‘ touch and Milton" gone to Willi"
lnuton this claim he with his tum
lly ovor tho li‘outi Mr. Church' 11 111111
lly are spending all summer at Wilhii
lnittoh.
Hm
I
Mr. and Mrs. Vane l. Woumly. or
01 wall: spout urthty evnnlna In
11w cannon. whi they attended tho
an to hint. H 'M.
"hit
don and Mr tout
ed to Norwnlk you-
me was the
NO ALK
SavingsSociety
, mcosravcoim
DEPOSITS (Eli-93.775. 000
.I'i‘heiiotneof lint Schaiiner drillers Clothes ,y ,
‘1’.“
, Blue Serge Suits, 515
l
Fine Suits tor the Fourth oi July2 ~ ’
You might as well try to celebrate the Fourth without
firecrackers as without wearing h bluc urge cult.
Here are blue urges you can trust—dut'colorypialn or
calf-striped. in ctylu decidedly handsome—hood or hull-lined
with nipacv—ooa’l. serviceable and dreny—thc best value you
can find anywhere at $15.00.
Blue ccrgu up to ISO—vita vary finest urge suite to be.
i
had—H. I. d. M. cults. And other good make-VII low an 310.
separate troucm oi flannel. tropical worsted and white or
South Norwalk
14 South Mam St
striped white cargo, with bottom cuffs, side ctrapc nod belt
loom—you need a pair to war with a blue act-go coat—$2.50
W ”W lei I mill-I'll—
8traw Hate and Furnishings for the Fourth, for man and
nut All“
boy.
Solid cowhide lult cues for ”.00.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St, Norwalk.
'CL0850 ALL DAY, MONDAY, JULY THE FOURTH
ITART YOUR CHICKS atom.
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out of the
shell. depends on the feed you use "Bonnie" Chick Feed. homo pre-
pared and fresh each day, is the kind you can depend on to make fine.
healthy fouls and future steady layers. Every grain In “Bonnie
Chick Feed is sweet and sound. and is solid nutrition. "Bonule"Cl1lck '
Feed contains the choicest imported Milieu, line cranked charcoal
and thoroughly dried and selected grains. such as oat meal crackcd
wheat cracked Rafflr and line old cracked corn. Why'not use a re-
liable, specially prepared clean. wholesome food. fresh made each day.
rather than feed from the West. necessariy stale? Why take the
chance when you pay as much It not more? ‘
Quality First. Last and All tho TIMI.
UANUIL Tone HATOH.
“For the Land lulu“ du Iowkar'c
Fertilizer. for Laminar-dun and
Field.
Ask For "Bennie"
Home Ground Feeds.
JACKSON’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE mamarrs
The Childrena Studio
PICTURE FRAMING and HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson’ 5 Studio
Opposite Hotel 53 Will It. NORWALK. CONN.
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Blues. . - 121.1: 151:! 5"”
Sea Bass . . . 16c Littlc Necks, Long and Round
chkiish
Soft Crabs.
liic
65c and 9011 doc.
- I o
Clams, Native Lobsters.
All Fresh Today
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE “)8. FREE DELIVERY.
I-luuuost to your unmtncr vlultora that during vacation is the lime to
hit for l‘holournphu. The place in
The North Studio
NO. 78 WAOHINGTON IT. IOUTH NORWALK.
Fireworks
Minn, Devil Among the Tallow. Rocha“, Roman Candi», Pin Wheels. Vim
or Pots, curios. Ammunition. Mounting Cap Pistols. boomers. diluting
Matches. Isioona. Inuit". duo of a gum. Nigger Chants. Tornado“, and
all Mandarin anchors“ We alto have ammonia from M up.
COLEMAN’S
John J. Cnhiil. tint i ruler third hue.
man on the old R II it baseball team.
who has been touring through the
minimum states since hut summer. has
returned to the homo of his mother in
chapel street for the Fourth Mr. Oahu
can... Moro?! itiiniph ics. of on;
land. Ohio. is spending the ~trout-1h with
Porter Morgan 11: the home of the lat
ter. 'nghwood. in Franklin avenue.
1112.111111 iilva. William 1. Olsen, oi
Kim street. told Mr. and Mrs. buster
iiyatt, of Arch Itmt. left this morning
for I four days‘ automobile trip to Boa
ton. in will go by the m of lint.
lord and ormtor and will return “by
the why of Prlvldehoc. in hoaionth
til. Dorm Company in Ann timeout
is new working in a similar lactovy in
much. ht:
i t2 evil for
ill win tomeriy employed in the It. A: '
{chaotic valve.
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' flout-ins. I climbed Whore Meal ls
l Regularly Provided.
One of the most curious tombs in"
the United Kinxdom In in (Bounty We»
ford. In it I11 laid the body of one
M that curious body»« the resurrection-
11.11.0119 portldh of the tomb 11211
furnished chandler. with a table and
afow chairs. On the table will be
found at any time a dainty meal of
considerable dimenpiona. with u fowl
h ham, a leg of mutton and the noses.
nary drinkables The departed resur-
rectlohlat provides by his will that
this meal shall be laid each fortnight.
and “if the meal is untouched in the
meantime. it shall be given to the
poor and a fresh meal laid." So far
the meal haa been untouched. though
several rnmoravaprood round the dis«
trict from time to time that In spirit
form the gentleman has appeared and
has onioyed his meal. Curious storied
are told of poor people to whom the
hunt or the leg of mutton has been
given being awakened In the night by
strange rappings on their doors and
windows, and even by demands in a
grim voice for a portion of the food
which has hecn distributed. A11 a con:
sentient-e and probably for another
and reason. It has come to be the prac~
tire to consume the food immediately
It is brought home. it. is the only way
to counteract the envy of the spirit,
with whom. apparently, hunger In con-
stantly presenh «Dundee Advertiser.
Moroccan Red Tape.
0i“l'ifli correspondence in Morocco
la couched in a very flowery and flam-
buyout atylc. it in Intcrspersnd with
11 Variety of meaningless adulatory
phrases that tend to confound the real
mooning or the epistlo. For example.
an order to the minister of finance to
contract a loan begins thus:
"‘ln our present letter (God Increase
his power and make the glorious sun
and his moon allttor ln'tho iirmament
of his felicityt. we have authorized
our incort'npllblc itcrvnnt there fol-
lows 1111mm. to contract in the dome
and lwhooi of the treasury (heaven
lilll11.n loan of 2 -2 " 12in.
Considering that ”11' ”Incorruptlhle
servant" to lllchinn as much as I112 poa-
nibly can from 1hrI treasury it in cer-
tainly neccsunry to pray that "heav.
on till lt "
..._,.,.,,1.
Alcohol Distillation.
Tim comrnnlcnt distillery for malt-
ini; tit-nulnrmi alcohol from corn and
potntm-s and the explanation of its
lllc in t'v-rr lute-rotating. i‘ir. Sawyer
oi thc I'ultcd States department of
agriculture says that the magazine
and newspaper nrtlcicu coucenulng de-
nnturcd alcohol have nil. on far no he
can recall. given misleading impres-
sion. lie days there In no question
tint thc use of dvnntnrcd alcohol is
going to he of nrt-ut service, but that
so 1111' llw depnrtnmnt has been on-
nhlu to build machinery simple enough
and cheap cnonizh for the ordinary
iatn‘w in use This problem. Dr. 811w-
,vcr guns. in Tort-Irina A grant deal of
Illiclt'lon.
English Women Smoke Clgarottcl
.-\ titnlcr in tixaretlea in London
aura that the practice of cigarette
a‘mtlklnx in increasing rapidly among
«moon in the higher circlcn. His
ilrm hue sold liltl‘pcr cent. more of
cluttt'ctlos to would" this your than it
(iili lust, .\anllK recent purchasers
on 11 large scalp was the queen of
Spain. who bought, however. for the
pnrpnsc of making gifts to her friends.
Shh hart ordcrcd a number of red
morocco t‘lililvri, with the Spanish arms
on the tip in gold «2111 It to contain 32
1'11: 'iutlon of cigarettes
The captain was Right.
liming the recent financial depres-
lion In England Pat and Mike enlist-
ed ill the Witch army. After their
drill the- captain. thinking the circum-
ulntn'cu opportune for a little lecture
on patriotism. demanded eloquently:
"tiniriiors, why should a man the for
his klng and country?"
This struck Pitt as a proper dimo-
tlon, Turning to Mike. he said
"it‘aiih. Mollie. the captain In rolght!
Wiltil’" ldvnrybtxiy'n
Record Mountain Climber.
Loni: a punk. In (olorudo. which has
been ruilcd the American Matterhorn.
iiilll boon nticcasnfuily climbed by a
«mull Ilrl of 1.1 your». little icutlly
Zovnton. Rho acornnd the aid of n
snide, oven In tho tinnInroun pieced.
but wont clear to tho top. a distance
of il.‘.i7l root, ’i‘hln given her the M
mountain ilimbinI among
children of the world poulhly
The Age in the Microbe.
i'mpin put new are living In a state
of alumni morbid npprehonulnn con-
cerning what they uhould 12st and
drink There have been the halo»
litlllr Inn and the red anndntono and.
The present use would come to be
known In the burritos. micrnlm and
tubercle newborn Rabbloudslo in
House or lords
Make the bidet of Everything.
A man who knows that world will
not only unlit-1 the moat of every-
".rn ho (Iona know, but of many
'hlnu he does not know: and will
will more credit by hi: admit mode
t hiding immune than tin- patient
9 his uwkwsrtl attempt to exhibit iii!
«rudiiioti Mitchell.
about of the Rich.
Almont any millionaire would be
u: M H.»
"‘4 wililhfi to give up alums portioning
of his fortune if no oouhi tall the dliu
furnace Minoan a masterpiece and I
dntl‘h
Kim" M, (13191111111111 also}. this argon
own. 0 1'00 yn arc 2
II. . 5 ill
will illicit ralativuit. Thorium in the
h with
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mun. ‘1
narmne sum torlbovu. 75c.
and 36.00.6111: bottoms.
UNION SUITS, $1. 00.
sun metal and patent.
VACATION OUTFITS.
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King Toilets spent Saturday at Cou2
ey Island with friends.
Miss Hazel Blascer returned Friday
evening‘ from the boat races In New
London.
David Landau. of New York City. is
spending the Fourth of July at the
shorehaven inn.
Harold Day and Miss Lizzie Watson.
of South Norwalk. are spending the
day at Cuney island.
Miss Frances Harstrom will give a
dinner party at the Nora'alk Country
(:Iuh, next Saturday evening.
Miss Edna Ferris. of Henry street.
Norwulk, hall returned to her home af-
ter an cxtended visit with relatives In
New .lcrsey.
Miss Fanny Mitchell and Mrs. Eliza
both Mitchell. of South Main street
are spending the Fourth with relatives
in New York City.
Mrs. Coyle and daughter, Martha. of
New York, are spending the day with
Jay 8. Buckley at the home of the lat
for in Franklin avenue. .
John Duffy of'the government print-
iilg office. Washington, 1). 0.. to enjoy»
ing a ten days vacation at the parental
home in Connecticut avenue.
Joseph McMahon. who has been em-
ployed (or some time in contracting
work for the New York Water depart-
mom, is home for the holiday.
The Misses Pauline llurdman and
Maud Staeger. of Newark, are spend
log the Fourth of July at (iotupo Beach
over the Old Mill with fr ends.
Miss Pearl Dikemau, who formerly
lived in West avenue, but who now
rcaldea in New York. In spending the
holiday with her grandmother in Gran
bury.
Robert Trlntraln gave a dinner party
at Shorchaven inn last Friday night.
There were about halt a down of his
friends present and the affair wane
very enjoyable one.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard 8. Wudhamc.
are spending the Fourth at Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Stanley's home in Main
direct.
Mra. John i’raunelu, and mother.
Moi. Pint. of nodding, who have been
spending a few days with Mr and Mrs
J. ll l-‘lyun, of Union Park have re
tutnetl to their home.
Attorney ti. Louis lodrlgan, who in
at preheat in the employ oi the Ameli-
onn district Telephone and Telegraph
Company, and in stationed It present
at present,“ Bultlmoro, is home for
the Fourth.
Arthur Ho t yesterday. bod the had
luck to not the water locket or one
or the cylinders of his speed launch Ai-
hmro. and will not be able to compete
in the motor heat vanes 01 the Nov
walk Yacht Club teddy.
Edward Underhlll. a former Norwolk
youn inch. panned throudb here one
day not week. lie was greeted by
runny or his former lrionda. lie in new
on the veportorlal bluff of the Provi-
dence Journal, and in in line health.
The modicum family which has
been living in Franklin avenue had
returned in Brooklyn to live. Mr. Dd»
(leisure wu employed in the advertlca
ins dopartmonb of the Urofut and
Knapp Hut factory. They moved hm
'l'buroday.
Those who live in the vicinity. or
these who suspect to «norm in the
vicinity of the rcoidonm of Herr If.
lane on meat Tom. and chum.
acuity in with viral, bani him whose
new are «Wily hi on their aorta,‘
Irv muscled u: , II Ittdo tum
11c possible it In , 2
‘ milieu
a"? In" :‘I HOT WEATHER wean... -
vaoavton warm...
lwd‘anron evenkunnn... .
Don‘t bake in that heavy auto—save it for tall.
weights and Inuit It the fellow who doesn't.
MEN'S BATHING SUITS, “.00, ”.50, “3.00, “.00.
d'l‘RAW HATS. Splits and Bonnetts. $1. 50 to 34.00. ,
WHITE PANTS. very 1109qu this season. Flannel, $5. 00; Barge, dis. .
French cased. soft collnred suture. 11.00. 31.50.
The coolest kind of UNDERWEAR, 5111:. 1 ‘
:3. 00 and s4. 00 are the prices of our OXFORDS. The leathers are tan
3'3! 13:13 III” M
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Get one at our MM
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am
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Price’s clan"... Store
98}WIshIngton Street, South Norwnlk
Charles bee of Merwin street. Ia
soenglng the day in Bridgeport with 2
fren s
Dr. Walter Hitchcock. ls expecting
his new Mitchell automobile, with a
surrey body. any day.
Jesse R. Crandall, a former teacher
in the Norwalk High School. and his
rather, of Bridgeport, were in Norwalk
yesterday afternoon. 1
Mrs. Hurry Benton, who bu been
seriously ill at her home In Putnam
street, is now living in Rowayton Ind
is greatly Improved Her many friends
are especially glad to know of her in)»
movement
‘0
Among the campers at Calf Pasture.
of which there are a great number. Ira
lI Bracken, C. London. and R. Smith.
There are lolly ten tents already erec-
ted and there are people from Nw York,
and Danburv.
Chrotopher Evans, of Wilton, held I
clambake Friday night near the new
reservoir in Wilton There w
thirty in the party and they 112% good
old fashioned bake. There was mm ,
variety of everything to eat ‘
Mr Dlll, representing the Atlanta,
University, spoke In the Norwalk Con.
gregntlonal church last evening upon
the work done by the school. The Al:-
lama anateite was also present at the
service and gave several tine‘ selec-
tloua.
M
Miss Hazel Blaacer, at West lain
street. gave a Fourth of July party last
ev eulng In honor of her most Misc Eth-
cl Feller, Miss Feller formerly lived
In South Norwalk and is well known
here. She now lives in Pougbkoopoie. 2
N. Y The party commenced at mid-. ,-
t last evening and lasted until day-
ll 1 this morning ‘
Erna-t Gregory. who was formerly
with Hurlhutt and Davis. and who for
the past alx months has been in Wash-.2
lesion, 1) C. returned here Rotunda!
evening for the holiday. Ho ll BMW.
lag the time at his home In Widow!
hvonuo. Many of the Nutmot be”
went to the train to meet him Saints ..
day night.
All the Wilton roads are blag oiled.
'1‘th have been exceedingly nutty end
the Wilton people have taken this
means of laying the dust. The work
is not being done by the town, but. by A,
the adjoining property owncm. T
ly automoblidil, that so "I?!“
up a great duct. do they do u o w ,
Ice and the Wiltonltoc have do- ’
clued not to have the nuisance Inr‘
longer.
Chief rl Police Bradley styled bill
for a spin in his Maxwell 11qu vector
1111 afternoon. and but not reached a
1) nt further than the foot of Mill Hill
heron he encountered coma trouble
ilin oar backed down the hill and went
up on the sidewalk hetero it could be
stopped There the brakes would not.
releatte and the men from diurn- gar
ago were required to yet the auto un-
der way again. This was at lance
compliance and the chi“ went up the
hill at right.
A limit in the “water main loading
from the reservoir Into fits all! down
fielded avenue hrolto yummy amp,
noon. near Grant dim. Thin to tile
main have into the oily and on at» 2
ly has greatly reduced the N.
tiersmiollcncrs,i1ud a force of men It
work upon tile on limit. He
said that it the break who a bed one.
it could not be dud directly, but if it
:11“ poulbld It wouldbo honoured at
co.
m
Anolho: tire to the ill-fated minor
avenue hence has not A I a. At:
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