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ViuAsouic oinec'ro'av.
ell Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
acts in Masonic Building, South
Main ‘strect, list and 3d Tuesday of
an month—July and August one
pied—at 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Reed
‘ Flynn, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
so.
utler Chapter, N0. 88. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
, each month—July and August ex-
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
"'Guyer. 11. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
1' co.
‘* 3 , ROBERT M. WILCOX. Becy’.
' SOCIETY NOTICES
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‘MERCHANTS’ AND MANUFACTUR-
1 “ans' ASSOCIATlON’
‘Nehemiah Candee, President '
.Nice-president, Charles J. Pidgeon
‘ Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
7' ' Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
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.VEVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
‘ .92-2—News Department
gag—«Business Department
urn—Branch Office. Norwalk
890 "Editor's Residence
qug-s—City Editor‘s Residence
'WHAT FORCES MOVE DR. BEARD?
Rev. Gerald ll. lleard will do Well to
read the lows of Rev. John 1’. l’etors
‘ on Sunday baseball, Says tho Bridal»
port Farmer. Dr. i’ctcrs accuul-s the
pulpit of dealing with this matter frtnn
a theoretical and professional stainl-
point rather titan from a real nmi fun
damental standpoint. Dr. l'etres rc-
. yards the. alliance between the plilpit
and men of wealth as a much more so-
riosly endangering tho prestige of the
”allergy tho lithe changing attitude to-
' ward Sunday observance. Dr. Peters
. says:
“But at the present time the chlircll
, is, on the. whole, nilicd with the great
interests. ii is their ally nmi not the
defender aild protector of the poor.
“ls i)i'. llcai'd quite sure that his zeal
'in indictiug Mayor lluchinnhum is not
unconsciously hastened by some of
.those elements in his congregation.
which are notorious for their connec-
tion with the great interests of this
1 . city?
These interests want to get rid of
Mayor Buckingham. lie is in their
way. What so convenient a means of
showing hatred to the. mayor as to
turn loose the torrent wrath of clo-
t‘qucnt pulpit orators Ilko lilr. lieard to
unwittingly do the work the interests
cannot do themselves.
_M._._,..W_.
CONNECTICUT COUNTIES.
The Census Iluroau at \‘i'nshillglon
‘has just issued a bulletin containing
the statistics of the population of the
United states by counties. Connecti-
out. is shown to have three cmtnlioa in
which tho gain litpopulntlon was front
25 to 50 per cent; Fliii‘lk‘ltl, 2th,-
322, a gain of 33.2 per cent: i-iurti‘ord.
250,182. a gain of 28.0 per cent; New
g Haven, 387,282, a gain of 25.3 per
cent. Four counties with a gain of
from 5 to 15 per cent; hitchiiuid. 70,-
200, a gain of i0.3 per cent; New Lon-
“don, 9.1.253. a gain of 10.3 our cool;
iddleucx, 40,037, a gain of 9.3 per
cent and Tollaud, 20, 405. a gain of 7.0
.
861m gain of 3.2 per cont.
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' mar” 70 THE POINT.
”oats-
N England‘i—«l‘ioslon Globe.
Stinday. when I’ll has to tinker
click—Norwich Bulletin.
it
he drums» of 'tgiay after tomorrow.’
'tncitawlloiiton Transcript.
has no tury ‘likoa woman soot-nodi"~—
‘go‘n costing ”20.000." it ~muli'i. ho‘ a
be r.
dented—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch .
er cent. One county with a gain of
less than 5 per cent; Windham. iii,-
tb the n. and A. added to tho rail-
mans under President Moilon's control.
it amounts the whole system tho
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‘iil‘ctiler's day in Maine is said to ho
about/tho house and get things in
polar another week's wear and
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ir’ Herbert Beerhohm tree liars we
inclined to, pay too much attention
at“ right. mtillciont unto tho day are
cvils ithcmofwlm Angelou Hor-
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motive for leuliniuc ‘crinliuallty. “Hell
Boston Herald.’ - ‘
Senator Clark . hes dedicated on or-
pipo droilnlmPhlladolphla Public hed-
ll
~4~r
, A dispatch from Washington reads:
Parcels post pnekagos for Brazil are
now received by the Unitud States
mulls. Parcels must weigh not more 1
than eleven pounds," etc. Parcels post
packages for Philadelphia and Uhicai
550 are not in New York. The express
companies object—«Now York'lierald.
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A seventy year old Boston spinstcr-
lal schoollnarm says a little flirting
with nlco people will do much to rest
tho mind after lilo arduouu duties of
the schoolroom. it might rest the
mind of a Boston spinstor but we sus-
pect it would li‘l‘ké the fellow tired.-
Houston Post. “ r
John W. (lato‘s testimony before
the house committee leaves us in some
doubt as to whether llieflurncgio li-
braries are as rightly to be consider-
oii monuments to the lalrd Skibo as
they are to l’iorp. Morgan—4.03 Au-
gclcs llernid. ‘
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A Pittsburg girl horn on May 30 has
been named Memorial Day. Lucky
for her she wasn‘t born on April i.-—
Cleveland header.
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A sweet girl graduate who can forget
how she looks long enough to pay close
attention to the baccalaureate sermon
will never be a heart furniture—lien-
_..,.
Mr. hieilen's railroad rune 1,400
miles of trolley in Massachusetts,
Rilodo inland and Connecticut. But. it
is not a monopoly. Distances are
short and second-hand automobiles can
be bought as low as $500.~-—Ncw York
Herald. -
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The German aviator who lost his life
to establish a new altitude record was,
says the cable, “virtually a beginner."
(lommonl is superfluous. ‘«.\'ow York
'l‘ribunc.
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TDWNMREFUSES Til Pill
Filll sure luau
(Continued from First Page.)
The voters declined also to abolish
‘lho lrainp house in Smith street, but
agreed io'hccciii (‘ialnic street and
(‘ontrnl avenue as town hisliways.
Town‘s Estimated Income and Ex»
pauses.
The estimated income of the town
will be about 32
590.3“).
Postmaster Adams i’or Chairman.
'l‘own (‘lerk Smith explainod that
thocos‘ta tibia) before it. was through.
37.000, and the appro,
prialionn authorized amount to Mill-i
said thotown Would pay the bill and
Frank iifMerrlll, of the board or oil-
tilnuto and taxatioupsaid when it first
came liotordtho board of estimate and
taxation they refused to pay the hill,
and also had the advice of the town
counsel not to pay the bill. ,
- Ferdinand B. Smith said Messrs.
Merrill and himself had looked into
the matter. conferring with Attorney
Scoflcid. and Attorney Goidschmidt
made the plea for the board. Attor-
ney ‘Sooiield advised the payment of
the bill.
Attorney John Keogh sailfilo wanted
to tulltwaa a citizen of tho Town of
Not-walk. but :he might be biased. as ho
was the corporation counsel of the
City. of South Norwuik, [which was lu~
tercstod ill the matter. that still the
claim could ho made that the first sc-
loctmnu was biased, as he. was in the.
employ of the state highway depart
meal.
“if you vote to pay this bill the City
of South Norwalk will pay about. one-
third, as the city pays that: proportion
of the town tax. if the town loses its
casc‘ and South Norwalk is brought
into it and has to eventually pay the
hill Smith Norwalk will be paying
Over $5,000, and a third besides. Sup-
pose tho bill is paid. and then the City
of South Norwalk is sued. and it is
found that tho bill should not have
been paid. if tho bill is paid you will
have. a good time getting tho money
back. Why not have the courts adjudi»
onto the matter now". and have it act.
tlod. A lawsuit is. now pondinu regard
ing injuries to an autonloblio on the
turnpike, and We are still waiting for
.lildc‘". Scott to truss upon it. There is
a vast difference of opinion regarding
tho condition the road was ill. and
hoicctlnuu ‘Avison sold a, committee .
was appointed to fact counsol, and M7 ‘
tornoy Ill. Vii. Scoiicld, of Stamford.
‘ty wooi- freely. gave the town all the
earth needed to fill in various inlrts
,lhc trunk highways they wore cou-
along the road. and put up a bluff that
he would sue the town and the state,
niniothoonly thing he l‘ott'out in his
threatened lawsuit was the United
State/6.. Mindanao.) An other promo
of thastroot, urging the town to take
the bank down way. up to his deuce
lines and hollering it. was an improve-
ment to ills property.
Mr. Keogh did not care to go into the
personal part of the matter. “I do not
own property and have not sued any»
one. i would not say a word if the
road was pmucrly constl’uo‘ted and «the
bill was it Just one. Regarding Mlfi
Avison and for a justification of his
course i would only refer him to the
Good Book,, which says, “Man cannot
serve two masters] "
Charles H. Dilwortn inquired if the
law said that the first sclectman of
each town in the state should he in-
spoctor of the work on state roads.
Mr. Walsh replied that there was
no such law; that there were 102
towns in the state. and it was simply
a matter of politics for the state high-
way commissioner to select those in
power and appoint them to look after
the. work.
Mr. Dilworlh rospondod that ill his
mind the first solectmcn of the NW
towns wero porfootiy within their
rights. and at the same time they were
looiting aftor the states interests in
serving the town, and in such case.
could rightfully serve two toasters.
F‘. ii. Smith. John F. McMahon and
Town Engineer Charles S. Wood had
a discussion regarding the sections of
the road constructed and whoa it wast
done.- ‘by tho various contractors, go“:
log back to isms, whim the law wasf
i
l
i do not beiievo that any twelve men
would decide that South Norwuik had
to pay the hill. i understand .ludlte
might think differently."
Selectman ill-own look exception to
itnolrludlzmi that he meant llit' first so.
lcctman ol' the pin-lions your and um
.Vir. ilrown.
Attorney Golducllmldt said
named with Attorney Keogh in the
matter. and be said ilit‘ town (‘mlilM'i
had always advised the sclcctulon not
to make any repairs on the part of the
road in South Not-walk, and this did
not suit some of the members of the
board. Attorney Scoiichi was called
in. and he said to pay the hill and soc
the (‘iiy of South Norwulk. liur opin-
ion was to lot tho State of Connecti-
ont brim: suit Aliorncy tinidschm‘idt
said lilo inccliug could not settle the
matter. and it would probably lltl\t' to
Chairman C. Swarm was out of town.
and he asked for a moderator.
master Elliirt. S. Adams wus chosen.
and he said the first. item of the call
was to bear the report of tho hoard of
estimate and taxation, and this was
read by Town Clerk Smith, as prev-
ionuly printed ill The Sentinel. nit-ink
in detail the estimated receipts and ex.
pcndilures for tin,- ycur commencing
September l, 1011.
A motion was made that the report
ho lit-copied. but Attorney John .l.
Walsh objected to this, offering thc
following:
That it ho accepted with the. provi‘
siou that the soloctlncn be instructed
not to pay that horn of $5,090.32 until
the mailer bo‘dotormlned by a compe-
tent court, and it is found out. wholly
or the. account. is a proper can or not.
This was aocondod, and Mr. Walsh
said he. moved tho amendment because
of the. facts existing ill this particular
item. lie had bison told the. work was
performed ill tho most extravagant
and wusleful manner: there was a
question as to who should pay for tho
work; also a question as to who was
maponsihio for tho condition of tho
road; whether or not it was not tho
fault of the representative of the state
highway department; there is a feeling
that the citizens of this town had been
imposed upon, and ought. not to pay
'liiitl «bill. Tho City of Norwaik pays
for the roads in tho town. but also
helps to pay for tho roads in the coun-
try towns. and under those circumstana
can he believed when a question of
this kind came up. We should protest
against: any such a system of extortion
and carry the case to the. courts. Thorn
appeared to ho a difforonco of $500
in the figures of tho board of estimate
and the selectmen’s report. and he
made inquiry as to why thin Was 90.
manner.
much itineraries in the reports.
am
Post i
' Selectman A. Avisou told of the var»
ious auctions of the road as they hart
been built, and said in roply to the
question of Mr: Watch that he thought
the Marco were jumbled up ,in some
salesman Davina said the trouble
was that diorama 0500 left over from
the repair work of the town which
had been applied to the job in finance-
ticut avenue. and which madc‘ that
” John. J. Human and while he was in
tarot-of thoriulmondlnont, the. linden“
. can has transect
‘ d
an to court.
.\ir. Walsh said he did not think the
luliualion was fully understood We
ialiuuhl consider that onc man has no
right to pay another man's bills. with-
out that othor man‘s consent, and if
he door: so he should not expect to got
the money back. South Norn'alh could
any you had no right to pay this bill.
and all tho courts must selllc this mar
lop eventually, why not leave it to
them now.
John 1“. McMahon said the action of
the previous town lncetiul: “as the
haso of this wilolo subject. He said
some time. ago a town meeting was
hold and voted to build this road with
town mid stalo motley.
tho road was in South Norwnllt and
onoilflh in the (lily of Norwalk.
understood certain promises
I
such statements, iilld ho did not
Here they would ho binding.
noltiicr the town or the two
the hill.
milUlGi‘. .
tar.
Mr. nvison claimed that he
entitled to: Rescued it.
lwwrmpreliontiw Maori
. “b 7 . 1 . .
f the ruin to be taken was on tho rcpori
Attorney Kruiizb's remarks about the,
"first sch-Militia," and Mr Keogh tic-'1
Four-fifths of
Ho
worn
made regarding tho inalnlonanco oi
the road. lull thorn in no rccurd of an)’
be-
ilo fluid
at first, South Norwalk mado sonic
slight ropairs to the road, keeping it
tip in good shape, but when the. auto.
mohilo lraiilc came along and cut the
road up nothing was done. and tho dia‘
puto aroao an to who should care for
the road. which the press said was in
bad condition and hooded repairs. All
cities
would (liltiltmo lilo responsibility and
spend the money. tho State of Conlloo‘
tlcut stopped in and made tho repaira.
We will have, 3. Worth cum in court if
we say the road was onravmtuntiy no
paired when the work was dono undor
Mtho superv‘hilon of tho than first isle/oh
man. 'I‘hirtyvthroc per cont. wall wash
all undoubtedly in the construction.“
and it seems to mo thotown will walla
up to tho that that it will have to pay
Attorney Walsh said the stoic did
tho entire work, and the town had re-
fused to hate anything to do with the
Mr. McMahon claimed that First fic-
loctmun Aviaon was noting as ill-pso-
wr for the state, while serving in his
capacity as soloctman, and of course
was personally lamented ill the mat-
«as
hired under the law of the state, and
. wherever he had inundated road: no
{law that the town receivod all it won
any at the
first. passed.
William lhivinc wanted to know if
the
of the board of calunatc. or
1 imcltwood. 0’ Stamford. on “mine“ )fliilt‘litlllltilil. and who» told it was on
“M ”N“ “f N“ passenger “‘ i1“ attempt! jurist, has said that ill“ 10W" is liable» the acceptance of the almuulmont and
bill he might be inislakon and a juryami. cntiro icpori, hc ”mnumfl
an
objection. stating that there were 0th
tor portions of the report which he do.
aired in rcfcr to
The l‘litlli'lllllll lllit‘ii that the rein to
ho taken would
2amendment that the town refuse to
pay the bill, and this passed. althou
ho; tllcro were a number of tii.~‘sloiltlnl:§km ““0 ‘
. , . . Owners. r. . -
ivoicav . lmnde attains! these better teams is; 0‘” Voter
1 ,_ . lienelits. D ma .. ). . . .
l Tramp House StaYI- in‘eii Worth inking ““0 accouui. lJohn F. McMahon .................. S 4.50 a gen l'lm'lges lienelils
1’ Mr. Davina wand-ll m know “.m. mp; The most important victories“ \voreidoho ij‘. McMahon .................. 4.00
‘rccomnlendniion or 't‘hiet‘ of Police ”it? l‘lanbury and the H“(Report 30“" l"» McMahon .................. 4,00
. . .' ; . __ . John F. McMahon .................. 6.00
i Mumprpmd ”gaming 1)". “holighlngg gamoa. Diifllilil} received his first do- Alice l.. Noah .300
lM the trump ho so had been adt'iptedi [PM l" Norwnik “lid "“9 l5 (1““0 3* i'l'homns Robins 23:00
lily the board of tthiifllfllfl, and what victory to count among the seven. illortha .l. hills ....................... 13.00
‘Iaouhiilnwomo of tho wayfarors if this. The choice of the team for captain . :‘Hm‘mlfji ll~‘;‘_l“M*‘}“"‘ -------------- 305‘“ ‘ ~
{was done. for next your has not astonished till)" 'Jnllil illugllifmlmd ........... ”:33 “”00 “90-00
i t‘hlcf of than c Loathcrlnnd said no one. for Francis Wynn. who “'08 t‘k‘l‘l' ‘ i‘wrl‘na lichens 4:00
Lprorisiou had but“ made for them. in ed on Monday. is "the man for lllolf‘harles Bosch ................... «too
other towns tramp quarters were abol- place" and this has been really cxpoch 1‘13“?” tlule l --------------------- “”3
it‘lu‘tl, and lip holiorod Norwnilt should all for some limo. it'llir’fiu‘R" 15133.3(,“ """"""""""""" dill
lilo the sumo thins. Every month in The following arc the holding and it‘lom-go \On‘lllrgh loft
iihc wiulor ill” or boo tramps arc. shot baiting averages of the team: ’lloorne Yosburgh ................... 8.00
. lcred here. and it causes a meal K‘illll' Fielding. {t’fit‘iflXl‘I-Fgloil --------------------- «ill:
1“ ,... ‘ 1. ‘ .‘ ‘ u... . ‘ , .-.nr_\ llnegalt .................. ,ll a
:mint; of and shabh. tillzlas. blunt ‘ i lam. t.. 0.0. A. P'(“:'l‘lnltllli_\' and (._ New“ ............ 5'39
1tord has done away with tho trainintanlphell, sub. l J, 0 ti l.000}yugg Frances ilurd ................. salon
nuartcrs as haw many other nearby Slut-(lethal, sub. ., i ll 1 0 l.0tl07,\\:lllium ii. McMahon ............... 3.3.4)» :13.th
fitowna and they all iiocit hero. it keeps tl‘ilnra. c. ........ l‘i’ it‘ll 24 i» .503 li‘llllum ll. affiuim“ -------------- “‘7‘
. H H. . ~ r ,.. .' , M ‘. 1 aili . . c. atoll ............... 4.8.1
:a pull“. oiilltl hits) at night unort \tynn. lb. . ..... it. lb.’ 0 10 "944i\\'llllulu ll. McMahon ............... 3.00
ana them to tho lockup. “inalcmvorih, rf..i.. ll 2 l .920 l-L‘ugcnie McMahon ,,,,,,,,, _____ 3,77.
1 Mr. llorinc paid that was all rialit Forl'is. p, ........ if. 2i .10 p .877ibiartin and Mary Crowley ........... 3.7.1
i for the chi. but what would the people McMahon. n. .. . . .ii :20 '2? h‘ .305 11"“??? ““m‘m“ It“. """"""""" 3'55
1 1‘ . . . ~ ‘ ~ ,. ,. 1-x". . .oonnrl nuns .............. vi. .3
l0" ’lliL outskhls do.‘ loll could not .‘tikrn. so ........ .ll 1‘: 1“ a .80. ,i‘. "mm, mm othors ______________ 11.30
idrltc the illlllilln aunt}. and they won d t oatoiio, 2p ,,,,,1u 3.. 15 9 .413 Aloha ya “9:“an .................. 1300
f svt‘lt shelter in barns, oulhousea or any t‘itclaou. sub ..... 4 l”. 2 2 ,777 Souih Norwnlk. t.‘onu., .ltule Biol. 1911.
other arallahia place. and perhaps not ‘ Wilson. if. .......l2 ll 23 10 T73 W“ ”“1"" ”f the “WM“ “‘95“
lilrc to those buildings. willlo at tho. Hi’lilul. an” ””ng 9 p y, .730 JOHN 1 “53190. Cit." Clerk.
llramp house ilic men worn looked af~i Kulpiio], gull, l 2 i 1 .750 . W._........ WWW.MMWW_-
ilcr proverb: itlroonwood, 3h. ...i’l' at 26 19 .750
‘ He would miller km ”W!“ a broil‘rfit‘oloy. ci‘. ........lti la 2 r. .739 null-NO I E
fast titan hare them sleep in his build-i018“. sub. 4 2 3 2 3;“; I C --l-
inns and irm-luum burn them down “airman avmge........nil iii? at .8er -
l '\“l l l ' f rn tort , ‘
:Khj“ ‘: '3‘“ 13‘” firth" ””1: ’ “3%“. Baitlnw .\otice is hcl-oby given that the following is a list of the persons notions-
H Ml «i .ll \\ l l u a i < l’ltli’t‘l‘. ti. ‘ML 11, l’.(‘.. oil benoiits and damages. as the case may be. resulting or accruing from the
lip stricken out. (lrooilwood. Ill). ......i‘i‘ till 2; 343 taking of land in the layout and grade of iiaiicy and (‘liff streets. from film
John Moore objected to this and Wilson if i" m it; ,‘00 (trove street ltoll‘iopt‘on street. witllriho u(rnoulit of their rospoetivo unclean
sail ., ,, 1 , "“0001“, ' ' “ . ':“_ meats its humor or n tlo roport o tho ‘onlmiltoo of Freeholdors. accept-
cm" ‘1?:;J|1:.|,,::;,‘um:rSign; in“ ulicl- Coaloilfl. 2|). .' .......10 44 N '39“ ed and adopted by tho Council of this city. Juno lillll. lhii:
. l “9‘" ‘ " iiorau. still. l 4 1 .250 "9mm” 1”"“03‘33
tor away in)!“ a poor unfortunate. Aiken or H m 13 245 over ovor
’l‘llo resolution of Mr. ilovlno was (i‘liarh o " 17 0“ iii W7 Owners. llonoiils. ilauulges. Damages. llouoiits
tutored practically unanimously. . . ' ' ' ‘1: to A‘ A“ and R' 0' Raymond 5 “"0“ “‘05
hurls. p. W10 56 12 ~14 Elizabeth l‘iigvary 34.50 34.00
Claude Street Accepted. (3010.... (-1" ...........10 33 3 salt Michael and isliizuhoth 'l‘aptich....... 99.00 $15.00 £4.00
The next business was to accent It Fitolaon. sub. ....... i 10 2 .200 3’3”?“ and! swam“ .............. $338 5000 130-33
highway known as Claude utrcot, and Wiggloaworth, rt. “.10 oil 10 .issgnfigifi“,mo osazo ' 23'22 Eg'gg 13322
Selectman inn-hm said it was in arm» Olson. sub. 4 11 2 assisting, napalm 7,12 71o
or shape. it was of! Nowiown avonuo Wynn, lb. ..........lti til 10 .1134 Filomene Foola Vitoilo 42.00 42.00
easterly to tho my lltil road. opening llynan. sail. ........l:2 H 0 .146 “”"fi‘a’fgx; $3332 EMS-dd ' “"00 3‘3““
o I ‘ (‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ .
up a hula; number or building sites. McMahon, p. ........14 ill 4 .086 Lewis Raymond hint. 55.50 . 55.50
it was occupied. Team arorugo .........tmt 135 .205 William l‘odmore 17330 17th)
Central AVonuc Also Approved. Tum Standing. howls Raymond Estate . 118.08 118.05
Noxtcalno tho aotioptuucc of Central (minus playo , 17; ironies Won. 7; 3133’ I§“%:yii:?k 'latto 321%?) 335133 $19.33
nvauuo. in Foster Park. sooalled, and games lost. 1 l games forfeited. 1. Lewis flaymom'fi;ifi{§':::j::::::j:: 42:40 W 42.10) “
Selectman Dorian said this was also l’orcemnuo. .444. ’ titanium linlasr. 10.20 10.20
filled in and graded for 400 foot, and OBi'f‘UAnY REOO UN 2: llfldl‘smhllimitmdullmh' 30“ 00 300 00
. . 1 r to RDOFYALE l- ,opleu‘an one a .. .
Was folly foot wide. and M 90W . VERBWY Richard liolohanty Estate ........... 02.40 “2.40 350.00
lay water blood in, but tho commisa . ~ , , .. .,.
. ., V AVlllN ’ h . Mary and Joseph Di llotro dddll) «$1.00 92.00
sinners would notdo it untll it was l0!“ Mi" 1" “m" 23’1“ ° oblt- Mary Fodor 49.20 10.00 39.20
mall acceded ii the town. The nary record 0' Yale “WON“? WM South Norwalk. Conn. June 2181. 1911.
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drooling volod to accept. issued today and shows that that. there For Order of the council. Attract: ‘ , ~ ,
The following resolution, worded by WW 195 death“ during the 5'9“”- The . . JOHN J‘ (.Uhmf), (“7“? Clerk.
Town Clerk Smith, and which carries average age of 113 ‘arauuatea 0! the ‘WWW
a tax or nine mill». was then unuul- “gram“ delgllfenfojfiz 12“?“ :1“ none POSTAL amines BANKS neittv'o “may All posrsn.
Misrgdag‘bflfd‘; report of the board (I)! notation irrrzgont item “15:8“? iN OONNECETlC-UT- MERIDEN’ Juno 23.wCongrosnman
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of estimate and landed the accepted. uatellst increases at the rate of 5’12 WABH‘SGTON 3““ 33’4“" daily Thom“ 1‘" Reilly returned l“ Walton
and the momondldom. approprlle ouch your. 1 postal bulletin issued yesterday by the install today. but helm leaving. no
“om, and m! rim ohensln mt forth he W post onion department contain. a list announced that his month’s salary as
homily adopted and oonhmédfwiththo THE SENTINEL iron VAeA'rlott of 750,010“: where postal savings mirror of Monaco. amounting to $82.»
provision. universitnthatthe wioctmeu t . _ any, , y hunks may he established and the iota 50. had been translated to the this
he and are hereby luciniotiod not to Restaurant The Sentinel leaving the towing is a compieto hill of cranes doe: oouut of Inspector of Foods J. 5. bone.
any the item at 35,090.32 m rennin any for the ransom, mountain: or taunted its restrictions: dwitorieaprun- Th6 remit intrigued isthntrthar
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Baiting and Fielding Averages
Arc autumn and Show
Good Work Done ,
The batting and fielding averages of
the Norwalk High School baseball
team have been compiled at a great
deal of trouble by one of the players.
and is given below. The history of
the team is well known to every mem-
ber of the High School, and all those
who are interested, so it needs but lit-
tle repeating.
The tact that the team is composed
in their first season's playing on the
team together, and their successes in.
upito of this fact, are two points for
consideration. Coley, the star trn‘ck
man of the High School, was the only
veteran this year and he was chosen
captain, which oiilce be filled in his
usual quletmnd forceful style.
'l‘homas lflohcrty was chosen man-
ager and such a schedule did he so
cure for the team that may were play-
ing three games sontow soliut af-
ter all his hard work. he as forced
to give up his ilosition’"tvilen he left
school. and Paul Knipplc. a senior,
was chosen for the position. the duties
of which he performed very well in.
deed, considering his experience.
To Anion Moses came the distinc-
tion of being assistant manager. and
there was some feeling caused when
he was not elected to nlauagershlp in
the little of lt'lallcrly's leaving. lion--
ovor Moses faced his duties as assis-
tant with as much soul as could be!
stallions manager. Ills ability;
for the position is llnqucsllonod. l
l’roi’. A. 0. Kennedy, the efficient:
coach, deserves lunch commendation!
‘for the way In which he bronchi tllci
team up beneath his wing. They would 5
have been at loss for a system had it:
not. been .for this gentleman and them
as well as; the entire, student body 001
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Notice is hereby given that the following is a list of the. persons assess-
ed henciua and damapos. as the case may be. resulting 01' act-ruin?! from the
;taking: of land in the layout and grade of Putnam avenue. with the amount
of their rt-olwrtire assessments. as embodied in the report of the Commit-
lho team was unfortunate in losing ‘ too of 1"l‘erllt‘lllt‘l‘fi. accepted and adopted by the (‘ouncil of this city. June
.yhrtbroo lnoro games titan they won. lil‘li'ill. iiilt:
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