IM1creaciug‘ cloudiness, follow"
ed by snow; continued cold;
, in; northeast and increasing.
tents? If not. can you afford to
.‘ ciate the insurance if anything
you may possibly be the next
one. Are you prepaied?
Call us on the 1)llOllO~‘-1230.
TAYLOR G GOLDEN '
Agents for Several of the Larg-
panles In the Bolivian.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPH‘ER
1 moderobevarlsble-wlndS. becom» ilevlcdfat ”my nod 11 half or
A Hill: UlLL TAX FAVOR
Ell llV- VOTERS
(Continued from first pulse.)
:1 way it was lip'parent that many were
" Indifferent as to whether the tan was
'nine
I mills.
the b.1onor with the gentleman who toward the Wymont of the city debt.
preceded him. of framing the present Mr. Mathewson naked permission to
1, city charter. and he was surorlsed~nt interrupt and eluted that it was Mr.
misinterpretation the preceding speak»! McMahon who iii-st brought up the
or had put upon It. He says that when subject, and when It was learned that
II. but In advertlfied that it In final. it i the volumepertment was earning
that was so. gentlemen the clause In about $14,000 a. year, Mr. Mathewson
then charter sivlns you the right tclmgxested that part of thin amount"
‘ call a city in in: ‘to act on the do he not uideto pay the debt of the city.
‘Do you carry sufficient Insur- I:
once on your home or its 0011- ‘3
-- eight and a half mill tax‘werc Attor‘
be without it? It costs so very ..
Mayor William F. Tammany presld
ed. and the speakers in [aver of on
Inge of the born ‘1! of (ultimate, would
not be there.
A nine and three- sixteenthn mill tax
little you will never miss the 1:
premium and are sure to oppre- ,,
are happening every day and I.
. and General Russell Front.
Oily Clerk John .1. Ounce, the follow-
tlon‘ Counsel Joseph R. Taylor:
board held January .2. 1912.
Speaking on the resolution, Mr. Toy-
Fi‘ed Scoticld and daughters, Mar
jorie and Dorothy, of Scott's Corners,
spent Sunday I11 Noi‘wulh.
~—-l.enn fresh Home. 1411. Huycs' Mk1.
Misstiinn Wnllnce. of Port Chester,
, will return to il(.'l‘ home tomorrow at.
tor it mention with friends in town.
Some of our farmers who exported
the “‘(‘ili’lit‘l in Del“ ember to Inst nil
wintcr \1 etc d’oocli‘cd and hit- hustling
11 nod this. wctdi ‘
Morris Hondrlchu. of Elitll Norwulli,
was arrested today by Ilcicrliio Sor-
gaunt Ilel‘l’crunn, ill”: ;, illloxl.‘iilil)ll.w
Stamford Advocate. ‘3,
~~Il':ii'cy't‘111 tried ii? \\'iinl?
Coal from llnymoini lime.
Douglas Fowler, No. 1&3;
Relief Corps, will hold its: weekly busi:
been meeting this evening in ith rooms
11 Washington sli‘cot.
.w .
.l Milli),
The monthly busiuceu inrl‘iinre of
\i. oniun'b.
ere were aware that the city charter
provides the board of Estimate shall
hold certain meetings, the last one be-
ing authorized for the Iirs't Tuesday or
January ouch year. At the meetings
prior to January the Ibosrd‘esiubiiehed
the appropriations for the year. and
they were only advertised. and notice
pulillsheli that tho board propoaod lo
lily an eight and one-half mill tax. This
Is piouuniubiy public lltiilm'l. and he be
lleved the charter requirements con-
templated that the taxpayer could feel
ensured that the tax levy would he
made uccnrding as advertised. inner:
the board in: reused the 11an from his,
to II mills, and sought to prmidc for a
highway dupnrilncnt. 'I‘Imonly wov to
oxpicns nppwnul (11 dluupproydl of
ouch hole oi the imui‘d of estimate.
hull been done. I‘ho rate of nine millu
an lived hi the hourd will remuin no
link chanced In this. mention.
, I’i‘osco .;iin:z \tioi'noy lioorgl‘ ii “is
lln 11 I1 inqul rd us in tin1 muouu‘l
i‘” piopiintioiis 11nd Mi I.i,\ioi inform
led hi 111 thM‘ they amounted in Sin:
.Llili liiciudliiy that ill lilo oil) “‘llic
llg'l ill plziiil, Silo, mm. null ilill willrr ill."
1.1‘11 ncnl. Silliud, Mill ii lwu ilciiiu,
1“" .". $Iiii‘31lil oi the total. 'Iht» mil
1; in Mud 1111 nine lllllli 1111 outside. snort-1111‘
11::11 bill .350 li‘lillli‘ ulmiii Still, Sill lo“
ho raised by illi’i‘il inhaliml. All night
uiui ouin hull iulil tux would rniso 3112,-
11:2. lo: 111111: 81 Hill 8!: for n continuum-y
ii111.1i,:11ni in cwonw oi the unioniit
ilt‘till'Ll
I31 t” I 11.1. ll nun
.loiiii l". Jill-\iuiioli
ney Joseph R. Taylor and Herbert A.
Mathewson, and those who spoke for 11
~ nine mill tax were John F. McMahon
should happen, and it ”may The? ”
bloliowlng the reading of the call by
lugroeolulion was offered by Corporo»
Resolved, ’l‘luit this meeting disap-
:. prove of the tax of nine mills on,thc
‘ :1 dollar laid or levied by ihe board or
"t “d 5°“ lnoura‘nce Oom- -- estimate and taxationol‘ this city on
II the Helm“ Hill, at the meeting of said
ior said that doubtless most of the vol-
wne needed, Mi. McMahon said, to
meet all the requisitions submitted to”
the board. He realized that this was
too infill: n tax, to recommend and he
set about to lower it to nine mills. He
was approached by the head, of uracil
tally every department In the, city. and
urged to keep the budget Intact. He
at first tackled the lire depu'rlmeul no
to make any out there wont ut the
1111‘ch department. eliminating the pub
lic. dock feature. and thus making It
Joeslble to lower the tax to eight and
one half mills Then the property own-
cru of (ink street come around and
wanted $400 to work that ‘tiioroulll-
turn. This was taken from tile entree-t
department. At the next meeting of
the board attention wnn called to the
Imperfect sewage condition In Coder
street. and once more In the cdort to
obtain 31 000 for this work. the street
department was robbed. Owing to an;
important ongugomcni he was about}
ten minutes into In arriving til the next
meeting. but on inking Mtl neat was in
formed thul 51,000 hull [wt-ill given the
prom-lotion. but finding it impossible i
In concludlns Mr. McMahon urged ‘
the voter: not to lie Inilnenced by
anything they had road or heard In
1 street talk. He realized the power of
the prone 119d how it moulded public
Opinion. especially where, one paper
bed 11 monopoly In the territory. end
he believed that all should think for
themeelvee. All on exbmpie of the
power of the press Mr. McMahon said
he desired to mention just one In
stance. A couple of weeks ago there
wen 11 column editorial In a local pa.
per renrding the alleged disgraceful
conditions at the Junction at the east
end of .Wnebin‘yton direct!i ldge
where it was necessary tome align
cars to go to the Country Club. The
editorial insisted that there was a
great public demand 1:91,: betteritondli
tions at that point. The next day the
selectmen and a force of men were
at work making the street passable.
Mr. McMahon said that probably not
one person in three hundred in the
town crossed the street lit the point
In question, or know anything about
conditions there until they read it in
the paper... Similar and even worse
conditions. Mr. Mclilalion said.
had g
C. E. T. Fol ded the automo
bile show in N w Y i1,Wedneedoy.
Mrs M E. Bowleo'. of Eestovenue, Is ‘ AT
spending several weeks with friends In
New York. ‘
F. D Wood hoe been lndisposcd this
ck, being partially ill with n com~
pficittlon of ailments.
w.“
‘Mrn, Kori Zelemer, of Main street,
won an umbrella in the puzzle contest
of the Stable Zelluug
1.
ent, Gun Metal and Viol Kid.
The Wigs)“ Auxiliary of St.
Murillo Church, will meet at the Guild
hound, next Wednesday, at 3 p. m.
1!er;
“Vile ert Johnson, D R Merritt and
W. A Wheeler attended the 11qu ex-
hibition in Nov? York. Wednesday.
.—
A number of young people enojyod
skating on Raymond‘s pond at "I‘nl-
madge Hill, during lhe week end.
l
1,
The White
Row. K. D. Trinkuue has been ooniin~
,ed‘to his home on South Main street
with a bad cold several days this week;
i
shite Shoe Store
“.00 WOMEN'S QUEEN QUALITY SHOES .
$3.50 WOMEN'S QUEEN QUALITY‘BHOEs ...... ..... ”0295‘
0300 WOMEN’S QUEEN QUALITY SHOES ............ .......5502
Then. an oil the latent etyiea and Include Russia Calf, Patc-
200 pain WOMEN'S PATENT. GUN METAL AND. VICI KID
BHOEB AND OXFORDB, 02.50 and $3.00 values, at ..... “51.60
BOYS’ AND GIRLB' SHOES at Greatly Reduced Prices.
MEN'S HIGH OUT LEATHER STORM 3001's....
RUBBER BOOTS, COMBINATION BOOTS (Wool Boots and
Overt), MEN’S ARCTICS, at Coot.
THE
1... 1......-
. . . 43.31
.,$2.60 from 3350
Shoe Shire
prevailed in Monroe street for the;
:trcct department, no the commission in". two years where hundreds of
1.. had prutnstod liuuiusl nliowlnt him i beanie dolly were obliged to wnde‘
0"“ 31000 M “‘“k "“ ”W “mm“ through mud to reach the railroad ctn- ,I
lilr.lii1‘hiuliiiii mild he still [in mod it
i
Mr and Mrs. Urban (1. Seymour on ’
leriuinod the Twentieth Century Whiet
Club at their heme on Tuesday excu-
l-"E
90 Washington Street South Norwalk
Corner Atlantic and Worth Streets. Stamford
oi' the
lions but not one word of protein had“
«inking fund He cited us no exam- c'vei been “map 1,) the local press
Herbert A. hinthcwuou followed Mini
ghichlnhon. and said that as Mr hlcw
iMohou had seen fit to quote him, that
he wanted to not that. Mr. McMahon
was conslutcnl Mr. Ml‘liinhon bud;
not drawn wholly the hurrpru of the
future. lie had omitted to any that
you are not only rosponnlbie for this
interest on you: indohtodneen but you
bro ulso responsible for every rental"
Illu- debt and nillioul bier (onuldcr
_ fund of 531300, e COIlUllgllllty fund of ph oi what could be done the work
$200 and gho 01000 additional to the“
that the town bourd hnd accomplished
He obtained llgulos from the town
tiousuior. Wldndsllnv, which nhowed
that ltimlnu lilo yours 1‘an the 101111
was to coil 11 city mowing,l ullliin Iiit.‘ bonid had born in existence that the.
five, tinyu piem‘ribi‘id by low and this sum of 331) iii? In hulumcu but] none
lulu the town kinking fund. If this
H‘Illiu. policy Iindl been cnuiiod (ml by
who on: no noubl iiii‘onlli' how SIT.
llllii No one is more noxious: ibun nil
poll to burn n low in\ I‘. ‘11.»,
iiuuni buii‘ mil
in mo of SIT. und to tho lui‘ .11 tunpny
urge In thin I 111111111 iiit! lily (lfllililt
\illil21111‘1‘it‘nlnli‘niiti some lil‘.lii(‘.:"iitftl
‘11 Won ‘liinuloil Hiii‘ui 1hr ini‘roilsr will
.i‘il‘llill‘ill 1‘.) I; 11111 3m to $731.
niiinii nwrnut‘ house owutl', wliouc
pi'opmlj is 11.11 iii :1‘111‘1111 $2,000 lin- In-‘
iron-1‘ dill tab: SI. This is not in lini'il
jump on any one. our! the $3. Toll he do ‘
riyo item the hair unit my run ilt’ llfii’i’“
to thrill lili‘ dcwlup “I“? city or: on!" of?
the debt. us 1111‘ drill 'o In iiiu
opinion tin,» grout majority of tho
the governing board oi‘ the \‘oi‘nulk‘ libido the statement that ho dcshcll lo (111.:11111 would be much bomb! of! If
”(E‘Ollllilv Chili “ill lit“ NV” “‘15 (iyvyl..‘lll\ Sililli“ thing, bill would "if“. llkt‘ i‘) in lmnefifiut; 1mg“; ”my hm‘l not
lug at the club house.
“—Soit liiiis. Sui'i,,I,i;nls.
an.» ...‘..‘.-.
Very desirable and scus‘onnblc nici
(J'llrion‘u.
(‘hgndinc is being offered by the N. 111.5
I'lyun Co. at cxrcplionali} low prices
in order to reduce stock before inven-
toi')’.
/ Ire eight Inches thick is the moss.
uremcnt for Now Cancun. All of it
formed during the ppm four days. in
Norwalk It is not quite so licnvy. but it
the weather holds out for a couple
more days. at the present temperature,
there is no doubt ice will be plentiful
«Now is the opportunity for the
woman who has been uniting to solo
Cool, :1 Suit or :1 Dress. This means
a saving worth while. These savings
did not come like a rocket out. of u.
’ ‘ clear sky, for this is our Jnnunii Clcnr‘
once}ile'~~tbe event which women‘
.1, little waited for, because they know
‘ , that the) savings will be legitimate and
‘ y‘guurantecd. Miniz‘s. See page 9.
,A Washington special to the Hort-
‘f‘ord Content says: “Democratic Na-
tional Committeeman Homer S. Cinn-
,_inlngs, of Stamford, remained here,
. showing Mrs. Cummings the sights of
‘Washiugton. He voted for Baltimore its
convention city. and has reserved thir-
ty rooms at the Velvidere Hotel there
.for the Connecticut delegates. Mir.
"«C‘uinliiings is specially pleased over
, the permissive-primary provision of
’ tlie‘conventlon call. for which he work.
ed."
mill 1111
Look Out for Trouble ,
The nftereifeots of the Grip are up‘
', to be serious, but a normal healthy
condition may be restored in a sur-
prisingly short time by Vinol.
f ‘WhtertoWn. Win—"After a. severe
‘, attack of the Grip my system was In
it Very weakened. nervous and run-
,.down condition. I began taking Vin‘oi
with the very best results, and In 1‘:
bbort time I began to feel like an en-
11011er diaerent person, and I on better
in! stronger than I have been for;
years.“ Adelaide Gamm. (We gunrnm
'tee this testimonial to be genuinel]
it'll 1.111 must be ”nowhere 11.11111 1111»
‘ II'._1I1urbn“ This would neceuitnte the
" l'
hon. irom the petitioning lot the Mir
llil‘t‘llllg‘
i ”when A.
él'oi‘ tho ini'ol‘inniion of the 11:12:11.. It
i \\'-(l iiii be better tor the board of cell
,lllliiol u give their rcauons for internal:
lug. tho tux to nine mills
'l‘o iiiln Mr McMahon accented, niitl‘
‘eu. d that to: the reason that the rub.
shad been called together to panel
judgment on the nets of public oillcinls
l
l
l
ibomseiics. and not be influenced by
anything they on ht limo rend 01.
board In gossip nbout the sitcom. ,
'1 hole has been no Why to find out (‘Ql‘rf
tnin facts except through the prone.
and not one of the petitioners for this
meeting had explained why they do.
ulrcd i0 have a low or in role. Mr. hic
\lnhou quoted from cdltmiule which4
had been printed in a local paper. and
iezn‘nrlied that If any member of the
bound of estimate was actingfrom per~
15011111 or selfish motives, and were not
removed from office forthwith. then
the citizens would not be doing their
full duty. The board. he desired ,to
have It understood, was strictly, non-
partisan, and politics never entered
into It. The board had had his sup-
port since Its inception, and he, and
he ventured to say no other member.
had in mind the issuing or caring for
bonds when he voted for a nine mill
tax. But everyone knew of the 01180.-
000 bonds hanging over the oily. and
although they have been running for
years, not one penny has ever been
laid aside to [my fit them. This alone,
he said, was his object-in getting mon-
ey to meet them. “I have always ad-
vocated it, but found I was in the ml.
purity, " He realized that meets
against this 8185, 000 could not be
found. One of these was. the brick
pavement in South Main street, laid
fourteen years ago, had having a life
at the most of twenty years. Another
asset was our sewer system, laid on
the installment plan. and which had
depreciated full two-thirds. The pav-
Ing was practicallydend, while the
bond issue is as much alive as It ever
was. The sewers are so constructed
that all empty Into the creek under the
“shotgun street bridge. Now there
is gltntlon going- on :0 prohibit cities
from cowering into Long Island Sound.
If this should come to pass we all
know that it inhibition the building of
a. sewer disposal pant, and It cannot
be at the foot ct Washington, street.
\lnihon‘son .‘lintoli tliui‘ wry to run the (‘le‘
ho \i'autcd his hearers to think {01251th n “my” well
no
scinblcd and Iuid :1 six mill luv nhcn
1n euro-n or clnhi mill one who noted
Mil-:l‘lih hoe
lilieud 11.01110 things now {or which a
ylinrnn amount of money old he re
:(llllfl’ill in tho ncni‘ fuiuto. 2.11 1111111‘
named milieu has opened up a proper
ly in Spriugwood 11 here ‘nlrcndyi
conic lwentyfiic hounds
built. Eioryoue is lower thou the low-
und It will neces-
wilh a pumping?
station to force the refuse up to our
ollicr sowem or the construction of
on entire new sewer cistern to low
enter to properly cure for that sec-
tion alone This will not be done un
der $8,400. The Hill system of sewers
mnkcn an expense 0! $3,000 or 84,000
nearly a necessity, and there are oth~
or llilnge which can be thought of.
His Honor, bluyor Tammany, pre-
viously advocated a sinking fund. and
he took the mutter up a few months
ago. but now he is opposed to such a
proceeding. Our financial conditions
are ,such that disaster will come it we
keep on as we have been. The Jew
limits the bonded debt of our city
to line per cent. of our grand lie-t,
and when. we have added the 3175101111,
already authorized for street. paving
bond and public buildings our Indebb
canoes will have reached $360,000. that
is within $5.000 of the limitallowed
us. Some might say we can increase
the grand list, This could be done
with profit in 11 number of instances,
but the increase in the grand list
would not keep pace with the increase
in the debt at the once we are now
going. other Improvements are in
the works- Mr. Randell isdevoioping
the Beard rocks property, and the
next need Will. be e. cennection with
the sewer system, which I believe he
will be entitled to, but which will
cost money.“ Six-Mayor R. ‘H. Golden
n Ebert time ago advocated the on-
tension of Bates' Court to bow and
Benton streets. This can be done.
we so desire, at an expense of about
3141000. We llnd the people clamor-
ing everywhere for more improve-
out newer we have.
this or that wo'rkwhicli certain‘ones
deem necessary.
There is no political influence: l sun
safe in aeyinx, in the board of esti-
mate end taxation. I won refund to
sit there if days oh {nova ‘tt con-1
(In tho.
meets. and more money to spend on ,
templntod ‘01- lineal hence TW 1:111:11
“2" WW inn the establishment of n ninitinlt ilrinherhoi‘l‘ on lloilroud nvonno line
i i~1illl-.‘l111hn :1 did: one“: {mm mm. (aye gimp you In the four returned to Now lurk Oil} where she
no round. .1th lo the sinking i’und‘
fund yillli loop the money in our pool:
on: The product requirements niuot
be fully met by the original 11111 Of.
course each your there will be some.
lhinuuiliininnlui from the hudrot.
:iini nlill oihoru nddod to It. and
im so moot he, pull! for in conion ‘1
,tlnn. wiili o. 11 111+ tuber of the board of
usiimnlo “ind luxiilion, one (hot no
wlrc cnrulnu indoor. Our oinctrit‘f
Iiuht plum 111 certainly paying haiuin
*lOllK‘l)‘ but the bum domrlmont is
noi drum, so. it you or.» gutting u
luurplue ouch your of 1111111111 from tho:
operation of your electric Iiulil piano;
,nuii $7000 or SR. (loo :1 your them your
’weicr w.'orks you are milking moucy,§
nlld lhin Is without 111 burden on uny-
one. ion might lube bolt a mill and;
act it aside this your for u chilling:
.tuud, but if you do not intend to odd
to It. (11 are forced to odd to It, oi
have heeu' ? «may benefit will It be? He suggcsb’in putting It out In the use of 11111111.
i
cti inking. ihd $7 000 surpiull from the‘
iwlitcr department 11nd applying it io-
ward eliminating the city debt, If this
iconid be done, or else reducing the,
3 water debt
General Russell Frost Inquirod how
much the writer-debt was 111 the pre
sent time. and Bx-Mnyor Albert hi.
Pohimnn rl‘plled that it amounted to
8317.000. .
General Host asked how long it
would take to per this off at $7,000 a
year. if you refund the bonds you
are not paying the debt any more than
you would a note in Iiie’hnnk by hav-
ing it renewed when it become due
and continuing- to pay interest on It.
General Frost declared that from the
information furnished by Mr. McMa-
hon them was not‘much further argu~
merit necessary. and it seems 38"“
when‘publlc officials whom we have
chosen not fair they ought to be sup-
ported. At the best public service is
burdensome." This he knew by reas-
on‘ot his service on the board of elk
timnte. During‘that time there was
much discussion among the‘members
as to whether the citizens would stand
for dining out of an Indebtedness of
07,000. We finally deemed it wisdom
to pay the amountand were sustained
unanimously by the. people. We can-
not pay our bonds by refunding them.
and it does not seem as though we
should come here and rebuke the
1.31m of estimate for what it has
done.
The question was then called tor,
and possibly three or four people vot-
ed against the nine mill tax advocat-
aihle beings than others who lied pre-
or forty voted for It. The resolution
was declnred carried. and the meet-
ing adjourned
,..
~Torturinif ecneina upma- ‘ its
burninm iii-ea opery day; Dan's Oint
meat quickly stops it: spreading. In-
-‘ i “til" toblng,o11ree it
.. I
, hi 1‘.
‘iy lit the morning he found the waiter
percolating through the wall demon
«w...—
Mira Delhi M lichen, of this town.
and Mice Margie V. Smith. of Harlem:
mum... hm“ ~—- “‘me_
.spcnt hint week Thursday in Budge
poll on businese.
”1......” 4...... .1...
Raymond he's secured a wry 1
lucrni‘iie position as traveling union-i
than for Stclufold to (‘10.. a incr and
trimming bound of New iork
1 Mine Susie V.
boon 1isitng lieu
Ln
1” . u
i
Osborne
sister.
has;
i»,
W lip
i
l
l
M Til. i
in ouiployt‘d no oiirno. l sou‘rH NORWALK
AUGUST. 0.
BAXTER. F. H.
BRIGGERMAN. W. A.
.CANEVARI, D.
CASTELLANO G. BARDINI
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
CLIFFORD HOTEL
COLEMAN. F. B.
CUNEO. G.
DISEEA, LEONARD
DREYFUSS. A» W.
EAGLE Hofai. .
GERMAN‘IA HOTEL
GHIOTTO G. CO.
HAFNER’S'EAST SIDE ClGAR
STORES
KASTEANTOS. K
LAYDEN, MR8. .1.
LEARV, A. 5 CO.
MAGNER 61 FLYNN
. mouse a. TROY
wwmww.
Vincent i... Ilouun took in the Alumni»;
‘l‘vlio rhow :11 Mllilll‘flii Munro Gordon;
“Tuesday. It was “society tiny" 11ndg
Boson won juni. 1111 "big 11 gun" no:
the (whore moonlit.
M
William Austin was directed Shier-F
do). owning fir d: 'uniiciinoui ill: 11112..
fillt'tl Si and co cell-1 in the justice 1‘11'.oiit‘
(“in \i111‘1d:‘,1) 111111.: unable to my np._ _,
1llr~ tool. the lobogunn lo Bridgepoit.
s
:5
The pupils of (footer ecliool uro lire )
pn‘r lug to present .‘1 1: 1111111121 in the hour
future. the more: 1h. (11‘ \yiiicli hill-go
low nrds defrayiug the expense of doc
bribing l‘ in. illitl‘lUI of the school.
W..<m.m
A bud chimney lire, occurred at the
The Gibson 100 Cigar
FORMERLY MADE BY THE GEORGE B. MILLER 00., OF NEW
YORK CITY NOW MADE BY
The Old Well Cigar Company,
NOW. ON SALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS:
MAHACKEMO HOTEL
MORELLI, .i. ,
NOVAK, e. 1 1
PLAISTED.’ n. H.
SCHAUB, CARL ‘
SCHMIDT. ADAM
SILLIMAN, E. H.
STILLSON~POWELL co.
WHELPLEY a. CLARK
wromona. w. 1-1, a co.
NORWALK
BAUR. w. ‘c. 1
chariot-111111113, 11., be cc.
HAYES“!
HOLMES, KEELER a. SEL-
LECK co, THE
MACE ones. ~
MORELLI a CARBONE
SACHS, H.
SKELLY‘A HOWARD
STARR. FRANK R.
ween, E. r.
1,.
home of Guidiit‘. ‘ I‘ont, Ocnokc livunue,
i‘uesdny morning Hull 11 dentin the-
men went to the 11qu and embedded
on“. m.t_mm.w-.
Three Cans * Milk
PIC.
. Some members or the Elrworlh
League gave. a musicale in the hi. E.
Church last Monday evening. Notwitlr
utnndlng the stormy weather there was
quite :1 number out. The proceeds
will go toward paying“ the bill for
church music
Good Butter. per ih.
\Vnrrantcd Eggs, per dozen.
At, the special town meeting, Wed
nesd‘ny evening, it was voted to ex-
pend $20,000 for state highway pur-
poses. From this amount the Smith
Ridge rend will he completed to the
state line, and the remainder will be
used on the Norwnlk road.
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
”have been looking for tie-long ls arriv-
ing. Five carlods were received at
the local freight yards on Wednesday.
and is being unloaded and carted on
South avenue, where it Is being stored
beside themed until such time when
it is needed in the spring. The select
men were unable to get the shipment
last fall and at the present time are
unable to use 11,1111: nevertheless are
thankful for getting it evn at this into
date. The stone can only he «used on.
the state roads
A railing he‘s been pieced at. the en-
trance leading to the basement of the
town hall. It makes it more conven-
ient for the officers to *0 down the In
ellne. especially when the footing is
slippery and holding on to a prisoner
oonoiirned to thd iidilutinl'
M
Dove Roy. who has been visiting his
parents in (lunatic tor the past six
weeks, returned Tuesday. Mr. Roy en~
jolted his visit very much 11nd stated
that the weather did not appear any
colder them than here. However, just
hetero he left he said the thermometer
fell from 30 above to 22 below zero in
less than twelve hours. ,
Trotting on the South avenue speed-
way has been drawing the attention or
the owners of fast steeds during the
past several days. 011 Tuesday Gilbert
Stevens. Willi-aim D. Clark and Dr Bar-
tele had a. number of brushes decidedly
in favor of the Veterinary. 0n Wednes-
day "Doc" was out again. but couldn‘t
. Paper towels will be 'Inxtolled‘ in the
schools as quickly,” possible. Tinse-
zellon water tanks win he placed in
the district schools., The children will
probnby use thelr‘own‘drlnklng cups.
end it In doubtful? If the paper ones
will 1b.. furnished. In Center school
the,”“bni1bling” fountni have been
used ever since menu 3' Ins‘wao 00114
the other local horsemen did not think
they were eqdai to the occasion end
kept themselves secluded to avoid a
beating. It is said that In a try-out
Wednesdny. “Doe" did “ better than
230.511.111.111 says that In three weekly.a
time his horse could trim anything in
town.
‘atructed.
The water pipes ii‘h‘ the Menu build-
ing more Monday nidlrt and when M.
Weiss opened his dry goods store ear-
on. 0mm CHANGES PLEA.
OREGON. 111., Jun. “10‘-Dr Hurry E.
Webster pleaded guilty to murder in
Oslo County Circuit Court here to
the first anniversary of his
‘0 Rollie Kant Webster.
Walter Baker’s Cocoa or Chocolate
...32ci Seeded Raisins. pitsf
.80el 2 lbs Prunes to.
Ellis Pure Lard ........ . ...... ‘25ciiietMlnceMent...........‘....10oih
Lever Figs, lb ..... .. . . . ....... 15c} Evaporated Apples pkg.
Oranges, Apples, Grapes, Grape Fruit, Nuts. Persnips,
Celery Squash.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
lind anyone to race with. Evidently ‘
- a - -
25c",
I90
"H.109
.0 o...-
.0.
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miss
Sweet Potatoes.
recur. 343
oomn CHAPTER. mentu'riou',
Ceremony Conducted by Past Worthy
Matron Mn. Jennie Jams. ' 1
The officers of Gold: Chapter, Orde :
of the Eastern Star were installed
Wednesday night by Post Worthy no
mo Mrs. Jennie Jarvis, and are as to}
lower
Worthy Matron—~Laure. Duty.
Worthy Patron—A. Nicholson.
Associate Matron—Ada Pusan.
Conductress~Louise McKay. _
Associate Conduction—«Mary Job
close.
Secretary—4m». Sharer.
Treasurer—Carrie Rundle. ‘
Chaplain—Marie Pitzei'.
Meridian—Mrs. Russell,
Adar—Mrs. H. C. Sherer. .1.
Ruth—Elsie Decker.
lEsthelm—Beside Shove.
Marthe—Mrs. Crosby.
Elector—Miss Vancouverinx.‘
Sentinelmiur. Crossman.
INJURED AT THE JAtL.
dolin Scaivey, serving 11‘ sentence a:
your lit the county jail, mum. .
yesterday attempted to throw oil A ‘
belt in some of the mbchlnery, with
his foot and vireo caught. suffering
fracture of the left 0.11ho 110110. R.
ml; taken to‘ the mitigation hospital
In the ambulance after Dr.- J W. V01!
Amer, Sheriff Voiinier'e 0011. but!
lad physician. or. a. menu Denim.
had attended him. He iii no.
by his win confelslon he 1.111111111111911 to the 11011111117101 '
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