EESTABLISHED 13170;
i B WBW?
Latest Corolopmoni Announoiid
as Booth at Deadlock in 1
tbs School Board 1
wIiIIII-IIIIIIIIII Int
“Mindful!!! Report That Allur-
noy Davis Will Withdraw ;
Since the contest at the meeting
Tuesday night of the board of school
visitors lol' the position of the late
Bradley 8. Keith, between Leo Davis
and Herbert 0. Pollard. there bar. been
fonsldcrsble discussion over the sub-
cot.
Perhaps the 'most' Interesting devel-
opment is the announcement thut a
movement has been started to get a
woman on the board In place of ollther
Mr. Davis or Mr. Pollard. One mem-
ber of the board says he has not been
informed of the candidacy of anypac
tlcuiar woman. though he had heard of
the proposal to have It feminine rep»
resentmive. He did not oxprcsu an
opinion ol‘ the advisability of such a
move. though it was plain that he
holds the opinion that the meetings
would be doubly interesting it such a
move is made. As it is. with only men
on the heard. some interesting ses-
sions develop when school matters
from every section of the. town. are
brought to a locus. At times these
meetings get decidedly scrappy,
though everything usually comet out.
all right. in the end. Who started the
movement. for a. woman represeiliotlm
on the board has not become known.
though it is understood that quite It
number of prominent women are in-
lI-I‘estod.
While panting a woman for the
board would be establishing II prece—
dent so far as the Town of Norwulk is
consumed. it would not be unique for
vmlouu places in the country havie we-
bit It representatives on the board. The
announcement that II In is lilIIlly to
be triads to have a woman lepretienta-
live on the bond hole is of special
interest in view of the last that a wo-
IIIIIII ‘s aul’ilaxe association is about to
be iél‘med in The Norwnlkn.
Under the present arrangement the
makeup of the school board cslls for
nine members. though on account ‘of
Mr. Keith’s, nth, they; 9 just now
only eight. Joins thb 'st t devolves
Ihc choice or a successor to Mr. 1 elth
and as told in these columns oft r lb.
monthly meeting. the vote stood four
each for Mossrs-stls and Path rd.“
‘ trims boon rsporteli‘ for a
two that Mr. . tleI WNW will draw
from the coil but ill I been
doubted. Mr. Davis was out to be in
IlIldiiepm‘l tbday when an Iron was
made to ask hiln if the r‘eport was
true. t
JOH NOTONE'S TRAGIO DEATH.
Aviator Foil 800 Fest and Wu Crush-
ed Beneath His Engine. 1
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. )8.—«IRaipfi
Johnstones tragic death at yer.
yesterday. greatly shocked Clouds Gra-
iInIne- White and J. Armstrong exei.
who are in' this city giving exhibition
flights at Point Brena Park.
litiatcly
“i knew the poor fellow int
and i believe he was the finest livlstor
l have met in America." said title hing-
llnh airman "These Incidents ore just
the things that affect aviatorlr and
make them more capital, but own then
accidents are soon forgotten. Too
many men are iryifi" to outdo tine oth-
ers and it is thin that often results
disastrously."
"Ml. .lobnstotvs on brain: and
during an aviator have evtfr mot.
and l admired him greatly.“ slid Mr.
Drsxoi.
Both White and not doclsti d that
the world had lost Oman 1m would
most likely have s tho great I siti-
Iudc records of the phloem cent Iry.
*LOOKI Mitt L00
legs of fiprlns Mill). ill/.c b.
Lamb Chop-.1 18 o lb I
Prime Roast Boo 1256c lit.
Roast Pork. lilo
Ii‘rssit Shoulders. lit: lb.
111 m Wssbln II It.
i
shoulder Steak, lilo lb. l
Sirloin Steak. lilo lb. 1’
Fresh Hunts, lilo lb.
Bporry or button listings, WE lb.
ills ll z:‘1'5lsi1wat Pishl 1
‘1 cs ops. c 1
. WTORK M w l‘l‘,
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RAILROAD CLIIKI AOK AMI.
HARTFORD. Nov. Illa-Till 1 thousv
and railroad clot-its . - N York.
It itsi- . an
dclsss
tllEllIIll BETS I
JIil. SENTENCE
Ct Six Months and $100 Fine as
Result oi Ills Appeal to the
Common Pleas Court
Frank Herman was titled $100 and’
costs and sentenced to jail for six
months by Judge Walsh. ot‘ the crimi-
nal side of the common pleas court
yesterday afternoon, after being found
guilty by the jury of keeping a house
of ill repute on Bank street. Bridge
port. in passing sentence. Judge
Walsh said: "i have no sympathy for
a man who will encourage a girl to
lead a bad life. and very much less
when that man is the gainer
girl's life of shuttle. in this case my
allow Inc to inflict a plow severe sen
tence than $100 and costs and nix mon-
thu in jail, and l sentence him to pay
a line of $100 and costs and to serve
a term of six monthu in jail. "
Sheriff Hewley then tapped Herman
on the shoulder, and turning him over
man was led down stairs to a coil. and
there burst into tears. ills with. who
was present when I-Ientcuce was pans-
ed. kept her son; for some time. When
the court took II brici’ recess, she left.
the court room and in the lobby col-
lapsed in a faint.
The trial of Norman was pructlcnl-
ly completed Wednesday nttrrnoon.
and most of the foreman pension was
taken up in the arguments. Ton min-
utes after the case was given to the
jury by Judge Walsh. after his charge
they returned a verdict of guilty. Son-
tcnce was not. imposed until the sf.
ternoon session of the court. Prous-
outing Attorney Banks asked for the
full penalty, tutti said that in this case
it was not enough. Attorney Henry
(lroensteln made an earnest pica for
a tint,- only. on he stuck to the text that
the place, was the wife of Jack Car-
roll. who brought her there. The
apppal for a light sentence was of
no avail.
For the same crime in the city
court, liI-rmun was fined :75 and costs
and sentenced to jail for tour iiionllirt.
The attorneys for the accused unvo
noticc of on appeal. and II bond of
.8l,i’IlIIi was fixed. The appeal has not
been pcrfoctcd. if the appeal is al-
fccted to the supreme. court it will be
on the ground that the trial judge
rrod In his instructions to the jury
not to give any countenance to repu-
tattoo. on the state had elected to precn
the charge of being a keeper.
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“OPECiILS I'l' ilIlES' III.
Small lean Fresh Home. liic lb.
Loin of Pork. lilo lb.
Pork Ghana. the lb.
Hontcmsde and Link Ssnonnc. itic lb.
Small lean i-‘rcsh Shoulders. iic lb.
Legs Spring Lamb. i-Ic lb.
Spring Lamb Cbopa.‘lic lb.
Foremlnrtor Spring Lamb. lilo lb.
Sirloin Steak. ll'Ic lb.
Shoulder Steak. 10c lb.
Portarhouse Steak. i'lc lb.
Round Steak, Inge In.
Lean Pot Roast. lilo lb.
Prime Rib Roast liner. 12% lb.
Fresh or Corned Plate, do lb.
Breakfast Ilscou. 181: lb.
Rump Corned Beef. 12$“ ib,
Choice Native h‘owis, lilt- lb.
Native Roasting Chickens. 20c lb.
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QUIET lN TIXAO.
N
Thought Titst Mexicans Are Tallinn
Advontlgs of Rodriguez incident. .
El. PASO. Texas. Nov. lit-«The be-
lief is held here that the revolutionist
faction of Mexico is tslIlnII slivsntsge
a: the Rodrtnuosincldont to forward
sir plans. Sympathlserix with plans
to overthrow the present regime in
Mexico In this city oxprens gratifica-
tion over each demonstration reported.
and plot that the trouble has only be-
non.
Mexicans liviu‘r in this city and
scrossthe river n .lusrcs are. howev-
er. for the most part loyal to President
Diss snd warmly condemn sli siforlsof
II revolutionary nature. The demonstrs-
tions which its" taken plsce sro Initi-
lmlsod and dsolsrsd to indium: notln
in: of the spirit or sentiment of the
people.
A mi“ from Marathon III I: so this
slot-sins ststss that title town is dulst.
sad that no immodi’sts trouble III as-
psetd titers. The scouts sent out have
not returned.
~POTATOII. Fillil coo III.
81o pit. tr. Josslod’s. 72 No. sin It.
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MAYOR IUOKINOHAM
«.11 «all warrsnt
til cm of i
.III. Mon"
1, NAUIIA 11015.1 7
1 ,~ 1r srrs‘otof tiny.
‘ of Irldupo ti. on
his auto
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BiBElBB‘BB AR
Stamiord llolsclivo Discovers
to a deputy the Bank street saloon‘
srssoso a.
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lintsrod st “gamma slicuth Not-wall: Post-tonic.
Mum
Overcoat Stolen From New
Jersey Bungalow
ill lllAl BlAlE [All WEEK
Woman in Bridgeport iail Prob-
ably Helped Thom Operate
An overcoat dropped In Stamford.
by the Saturday night. by one of the burglars
who operated at the residence of Lion-
ouiy legiet Is that the statute does not III I). liltincbarl on lliilcrost avenue.
in that city. was stolen front F P.
Blooduood. at Morris Plains N. J., on
the night of Nov. 7. five nights before
the liblnehatt burglary. ‘
This fact, ascertained by Detective
sergeant Heiformnn of Stamford. goes
to show, he says. that the burglars are
wanderern who move about the coun
try. stealing til they so.
The overcoat, It will be recalled, was
found in a clump of buuhes on the
Leeds place at the. rear of the Rhino
hart premises. 0n the inside of an in
side pocket was a tag bearing the
name of the. makers (Rollers. Pool A
Company). also the name of it‘. P.
illoodgood and the date Jon. 1. liliiil.
llcdornnn communicated with the ma
horn and learned that Mr. lilooduood
was in business in New York. at 972
Sixth avcuuo. lie was an old custom
or of the clothing house.
Hcftcrnnn then wrote to Mr. Blood-
good. An answer to his letter. l‘ocole
ed tlIiII morning. informed him that
the overcoat was utolon from Mr.
Bloodgood’s bungalow III Morris
Plains, on the night of Nov. 1'. Other
articles also wore stolen, and on the
Harman was under the “0110M im- some night them went a numbr of
prenslon that Miss Ruth llrouuul. tho burglaries in Morristown. N l.. nest-
l8~yoarold girl who was found in by.
All this coIIIlnrcII the iluiocllvo
Sergeant that tho burglars who wore
in Stamford. and who may have had
the Peterson woman with them. are
the follows who have been dolnIt
“trick" nil over this State and in New
Jcrnuy.
«20 L80. ORANULATEO IUGAR It.
With tI-s or «1an L. .louclotfo
”MW-..” w M. p.
FOOTBALL TEAMS READY.
Yslo and Harvard Gladiators nun
Through Signal Practice. 1
NEW HAVEN. Nov l8.-~\\lth but
a short Mme reclaims; borer-es they“
are to be called into the minimum.
earliest of the season the [infirm sud
Yslo football teams. the former st
l-‘srmlnstcn Ind the Miter secluded
' at the liighlshd'CountI-y Club. Meri-
Ileu. were doing little more today than
Insrltlnp,r time. Both teams have prac-
tically finished their preparation for
tomorrow‘s snow at Yale Field. at-
though s short drill in slxnsl work was
on the program today for both looms.
This the Harvard eleven went tlIrouah
III Worthington. turthu exorcise being
taken in Iamblou through the country.
Yale'n eleven made a trip from the
Highland clubhouse. to Yslc Field in
automobiles during the day. run
through signal mill and then rI-IIIIIIIIII
Io Meridcn.
Benjamin H. Dibbleo. captain and
halfback. and J, W. Millie) l-‘arlcy.
end. on the llibll liarvnrd learn, which
defeated Yale ii to ii. were expected
at the Harvard quarters III Forming-
Iou today.
I
4PIOIAL FOR CAIN.
lioost Pork. lilo lb
Sirloin Bleak. Inc It). ,
Porterhouss Stash, tile lb.
Salt Pork, 1C0 lb.
Sperry & Barons Bacon. 200 In
Link blunts, ltc lb.
Leon Pot flout. 10c lb.
Lamb Chops, 120 lb.
3 lb Lon fibrin: Lamb tic lb
Shoulder aortas bomb. so lb
”OWN MARKET.
Oil the llrldxe.
FWI WOMOTIVII IUINID.
NAB}! A.'N. l'i. Nov. llwtievcn
ty nvc thoussnd doilsra' worth of lo
«motives wore destroyed. only today.
In s tire thst broke out in the II small
roundhouss bloating to th Wormtsr
Nashua sud Portland division of tho
boslon and Main listirosdhcre Thom
as Gillian, s member of tho Nonhua
fire department. sustslasd II molars
oi the Is: while tryliil to save some of
th Wigwam The bias was one oi
the is “honest! r over soon In this
city. It wss caused by the explosion
of II tank and is [charming us for
the locomotive militants, and tits
tinsel suit-so tool it to all ports of
Wall-soaked wood
Wot-it of tho bulimia” furnishing the
most is nil f.uel
Ifivh mountains were destroyed.
Lagos: WPUMPKIII.
G AW“ IiNA'i‘I0.
..¢M
Whitman . whorl
“Iliow Vorit Politic Ira inclined to
com VI
VII '
the Bullet That it is o
Woman 3 any
NIGW YORK..Nov.1 thy-Wendi“ an
inquest planned far Witty on the body
which was found in an hermetically
sealed trunk in the .coilsr of a West
64th street apartment house. the oath
orlllos were not inollnod to theorize
on who the victim of the mysterious
murder might be. Even the sex of the
victim was not known. the live yours
or more during which the body is
known to have reprised in its hiding
piece having reduced it to s skeleton
almost bare of flesh. The authorities.
however. are of the belief that the
body In that of a vanish. the smsllness‘,
of the bones chiefly lending them to
that conclusion .
Early today the but". discovered by
Philip Moagbsr when he was prepan
in: to move yesto y after eight
yesI-s' residence in choose and on-
oned the neglected Intuit. was taken to
the morgue. it Was found that the
body had boon Emmott in the trunk
and surrounded with nuamitien of plan
In or Paris and (hyper. ‘
The only clue Is this some of "W.
Li"‘Wll, which cums on the outside
of the trunlt lowlsgwu a boarder in
the Meanher family. up on about six
years can. lie told Manner on pain:
away that he would leave the trunk
and call for it at some other time. A
zinc tnnk inside the intuit fits perfect-
ly. The newspaper. to”: dated i‘mm
February iii to April ߣm2
“mu—W
IUCKIIOHII W I. C.
III! VIIITCII
At the regular meeting of Buckinr
ham W. It. (3.. No. so. Movit'l, it was
Italian in ii delegation from (loom.
Van Horn Corps. ”N3. 33. of Milford.
II
ill in numbs It meeting
was held in as not nnce Hail
After reception or ' visitor; busi-
ness continued U Official of tho
ordnr. past drips out prouldent.
interest. showing t‘ Air visits were
beneficial to all in "to
After the close of tits meeting I so-
Iinl time was enjoyed music. dandy
inn and story t'etllnxtlt ii unlock all
adjourned in ii. l where an
alsbomtd sud boon supper wss
served and (oily euj ~ It 7:10 the
visitors with s .h, y
president. transmit isln and oth-
ers of the visitors ‘ remarks of
THE- OLD Puumu FATHIRO
would approve of ttw absolute purity
of Williama‘ Flavoring Extracts.
Thanksgiving. trust can be perfect
Without mom.
NIGHT OCHOOL REMOVAL.
Mutiny.
The question of a night school that
may be located st. some point where
U will be ruler of access for foreign-
bruit cltisons was discussed at length
venterdny afternoon III the meeting of
Norwnik Chapter. II. A. it. with the
result that s delegation of the mold
born will attend the meeting of the
bosrd of ostltnulc and taxation this
month; to time the point.
The night school is bold III the High
SIhooi building in Well sienna. and
it is hold that it is so far from the
neighborhood where most of the for.
clan oltissns live that it is a hardship
for thorn in no there liter s hard day’s
work.
A futon oi yntsrdsy afternoon‘s
mootifil was s very Intorsstin. paper
prepsrcd and resd by Miss (.‘lsrs Hill
The meeting wss hold st the hosts of
Mrs b: it liotehklss. in Arch street.
and ms presided ovsr by the regent.
Mrs. Thomas C. Baum.
AMIOYID FOR IIOAMY.
COLORADO SHIN“. Nov. ill.
-—t' it Molaml. sold to be the son of
II wealthy New Enclsnd dusrry owner.
was srrsstsd here. yesterday. st the
mount of tho Boston sutborltios. who
not him on a chorus of blumy. With
Mound was II woman who dsclorsd
sits was his wits. and disolsiminn sny
knowisdfl of soy other Mrs. Molaod.
'i‘lls eodplo stopped hm op thsir way
to California. Mound will be tattoo
basil to Boston
W
~6HI¢IIIN sis Ill”!!! rumour.
Just put on your cost sud list and
min tho idstlmilst Church for s spoil
rotation his room so.
orsnsrtou on Mil. l-luvult.
William titty .oi itowsyion. was
summit» ills silt Hospital .snd
I. mu”
out It. (twig:
s. 7! him m
N0
Discussed by D. A. ill at Yesterday's
Annual Contention oi the New
York District in Norwalk 1
Methodist Church
All. BBBBEWBBBB SPEAK
Interesting Program tor This
Afternoon and Evening
The annual district. convention of the
Epworth Magus of the New York
East Conference was boson this morn-
ng in the Norwaik Methodist. Church
it will be an all day affair.
1' The lirst event was the registration
of the delegates and this was in charge
of Miss Maud Rubey.
The devotional service led by Rev.
A. l.. Faust. recording secretary of the
convention. of Westchester district.
inspiring. The address of Welcome
by Rev. F. B. Torrey. pastor of the
NorwallI Methodist. church. wsu exccb
let. lie stated that the first prcflt‘h-
log in New England was in Norwaik in
I789. and Jesse [MI was the first
preacher. lie was appointed by the
conference to go through New Roland.
The first sermon of Methodist sect
was preached near the upot where the
watering unit. or Nathan Hale foun-
tain Is. in front of Norwalk Armory.
Mr. we is called the Dean of Norwalk
as he has seen icn Methodist ministers
come and so in The Norwalks.
The address of the Rev. A. H. Goodoa
noush. 0.0.. of Stamford, who is the
district superintendent. was upon the
topic, "Wsntedw’l‘rained loaders."
and was helpful and inspiring.
Dr. (loodenouah told the. story of II
school teacher. who asked "Who
would make us perfectly happy?" One
youngster answered. "The things we
ain‘t not." Dr. (loodcnough'u talk
hmllsht out the loci that while the
youngster was both right and wrong. it
r'wss not. always the things that we
“ain't got“ that would make us truly
hubby. but making the best of what we
already have.
“Wireless" messsxes were then re.
celved in the way of short speeches
from the various delegates present and
they told of motions chosen in their
district and in their own icsxue and of
the good work done.
At 12:30 the meeting adjourned for
lunch. which was in the basement of
the church The lunch was of the
bsskot‘usture.
The slim: session commenced at
I m .
Delegates 'wcre present Ronni"
Bridgeport. Westporl. Bountucit.
Blrstfotd, Rut Norwsllt. South Non
walk. Rowsyton. ilsucn. Brooklyn,
New Yorklcity. Bronx. Greenwich. tit.
Vernon. New Rochelle. I’orI Chester.
Stsmfbrd. Sprinsdnle. New‘ Oman
and Mamsronsck. and several other
towns of the district.
—AP.PLE3. VERY FANCY STOCK.
:lhr till. I. .losslolf's. 72 No. Main St.
m. or. storm
IIIII rsosstro
ll wss,expectod this morning when
the Will of the isle Mrs. Elmer Lock-
wood-8t. George was read in the Nor.
walk Probate Court that it would be
contacted. All present were in favor
of the will. there being no one to up-
pose it. The will has been admitted
for probate by Judge H. W. Gregory,
snd It Is quits possible that so sppesl
will be taken later. This sppssl will
have to be taken within II month if it
is to be done at all. .
It. seems that Elmer laisud 8t.
lotto Budloyvlmkwood at. George.»
whose dosth occurred but recently. on
best: out on in her will without s «at.
its and his wife had had on «image-
most. and that was the moon she did
not wish him to shore to her estate or
shoot ”0.000.
The aim. and nephews or fill do-
sd Condom sud Judson. of Brldnport.
who srs rs moved by Warner sod
whiting: .rvei littoral?» “this:
no s II We It so a
bell. of Walk. and they are lookinl
sfier his Interests in the matter. .
Mr. It. ours. was refused permis-
sion to attend the funeral of his wife
by the family. but he drove to titsr
bonus in his own conveyance sud st-
tcr viewing the remains min left the
srsoilsss.
.,
-—wurrs nos! bit usousn's o. M»?
. a pus. the. it. Jossloll’s. 78 No. idling
sovs 43323” or TVVILIN
0mm o. u 1.4%..
lions" and '
limo!
Bmtiiying Slim Nailed by Altair
New York city. .w“ very helpful and I had an able corps of assistants.
(loot-cs. husband or the isle Mrs. Char» on.
cessod. who are the heirs. have retail» ti
Elven In Town Assembly lisll
The Junior Guild of (irsce Church.
last evening, had one of the finest
suppers they have ever given, In the‘
Town Assembly Hall in Wall street,
and it is estimated that even two hun-
red people were served during the
owning. The decorations and the It-
lumination by many. candles assisted
greatly in making the scene a pretty
one and the host of charming young
lady waitresses was a factor in the
sIICcess of the affair.
A large sum of money was netted
for the Guild and all are wail pleasedt
with the way in which everything was
conducted. The menu contained the
Ifoiiowinx good things and there was
plenty to be had: Chicken. ham. ew’
calloped oysters, creamed potatoes.l
celery, jelly. pumpkin and apple pie.
cheese. coffee and tea.
’I‘he' alfair was under the manage
ment of Mrs Henry ’I‘. Prowitt and Mane
rs.
Hubert Bishop was in charge of the
waitresses sud the other waitresses
were the Misses Emily Handle. Harriet
Odell. Jeanette Mathewson. Julie
Knapp. :slher Knapp. Mary Seymour.
Mary Iictts. Louis Wood. Marguerite
Dilworlh. Helen Belts, Marguerite
liubbell. Helen Barker. Dorothy Ashe.
inabel Aller. lda Verlln. Violetts Lin-
gsn. Margaret Lane. Anna Curtis, Mary
Hanger. Gertrude Hotchkiss and
Gladys Sanger. At the provision table
were the following Indies: Mrs. Schuy-
ler Hamilton. Mrs. Louis Price. Mrs.
Henry Prowltt, Mrs. Nuttlng. Mrs.
Frank Van Buren. Mrs. James E. Wen
nor and Mrs: E. A. Woodward. The
ladies in charge of the various tables
were as follows: Mrs Samuel Wood.
Miss Clara Belts. Miss Dorothy '-0hol
well. Mrs Robert Van Buren. Mrs.
Ross Burchard. Mrs. Henry w. Greg-
ory, Mrs. Fletcher Montgomery. Mrs.
Willis Woodward and Mrs. Clarence
Osborn.
-—PUBLIC MARKET. -
The Market of Quality.
Lame Native Routing Chickens,
20c lb,
Choice Native Fowl. lilc lb. ,
Less Genuine Spring Lamb. tie in.
Small bolus Fresh Porit. 161: lb.
Small l-‘rcsh Cal. llama, li‘tc lb.
Prime Rib Roast. 10 to its in.
man Pot Roast. It) to lie lb.
cloaks.
Porlsrhouse, twin: lb.
Sirloin. tile lb.
Health} lb. .
Shoulders it. 10c lb.
p“'l‘ry our Sausage. granulated strictly”,
38 South Main St.
INJURED IV A FALL.
Miss Katherine Callahan. one of the
operatives of the C. 8. Trowbrldze I.-
Compsny's box factory. received a fall
on the iioor this morning shortly sfter
commencing bet duties for the do).
by reason of her chair breaking down.
tier back appeared to be Injured and
she was suffering consldmble pain for
It time. Dr. P. l. Burneil was summon
ed to attend her.
dATlflAc‘i’ION IN OIOARI.
When In doubt. dost waste time.
but get the Cigar there is no doubt!
shoot the Tomboy. Evorywhor the
Tomboy has gone it has deveio al-
most instantly into the fastest seller
in the store. Dollars have won trode’
from their competitors by being sI-I;
wsys suppltsd with stock of Tomboys.
Free delivery1
Boards of Assessors and heals-I
trots oi City of ilorvnilit
Malta Bequests
Permanent Road Improvements
Coming Up later
The meetingvof the Board oflstir;
mate and Taxation of the City of hi
walk held last evening was verym
monious. There was a toad deal at
business dispatched and the most -
was sdjourned to next Tuesdsy av
inn. 'l‘h assessors want more money
their department and there was corp
sidersbie discussion upon this point
The members ot the board of re
tration also want more pay.
(Continued On'Fiftl'I nasal ._
DINNER A BIG SUCCE“.
The weekly table de hots dinner st‘
the Norwaik Country Club innovation
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