IIIIIIIIIIII PAY-
iiF Flilill AFAFS A DAY
ill Kent and Michael J. Riordan Are lie-appointed Mom
tiers of the City of Norwaik Board of Estimate and
“ Taxation for Three Years
o
_ot False Alarm of Fire
that Mr. Montgomery has seen tit to
.1
at; harmony and a. unanimity of
61115515 predominated 111 the meet- criticise the action your committee
has taken. We think he is wrong in
the Norivalk City Council last «.
, some of his conclusions and would
11g, and unanimous votes were
point out that the prime requisite in
died one after another with an 01 the handling of a sinking fund is the
tiresome similarity. Quite a
maximum of safety, and we believe
business was transacted, but all that in no way can a municipality be
done in a remarkably short space as well assured of this safety as an
me,y'heated arguments being 110- investment in its own bonds, and we
lit "and lucid explanations of the think this practice should be followed
at hand being quickly interpret- even if there tvcre no gain in interest
0 Ay all the oilicials.
.from so doing.
Paving. highway, sewer. me While we have the highest regard
slit matters were considered. in the
. for the savings banks in your state
1'0 department the three drivers yet we must. admit that banks some—
_eA granted an increase of pay of
_ time do fall, while the failure of New
0115* cents per day. H- 3“- Kent and England cities is of ex'ceedingly rune
Riordan were reappointed mem occurrence. Mr. Montgomery draws
E 013 the Board of Estimate and the conclusion that as the 3% per
lion for three years more 'cent. bonds of Norwalk lime declined
hymeeting was calied to order at
in value, the 41/3 per cent. bonds will
.2 by Mayor Edward J. Finnegan.
. do the same. While it is not for us to
it, Clerk Charles H. Dliworth read predict the course of the market, as
. nlnutes of the previous meeting
. we feel entirely incompetent to.do so
felt were accepted on vote.
we believe it is equally as futile for
llamas Gay. ”‘9 "9W proprietor Of 111‘. oMIitgomery to make such a pre-
James homestead. in Wall street
A diction as in out opinion the price of
’requested a CillCl1~btlSlll change in bonds is no liable to ailVflxlCe its to
of his property. it will be nec-
decline.
tO move the 009111118 some Next to the safety of the sinking
a feel. The Board of Estimate
fund investment, would point. out that
0 TflXBUOII recently illllll‘ollTifliN Mr. Montgomery is going on the as
or'the work.
_ sumption that the savings banks will
‘AESIVOted to leave the matter always pay 4 per cent. Now, this is
3011’“ Commisalouer “‘1'ng H- a point that is open to question. ’l‘iioy
) ' may pay Iuol'c-wtlloy may pay less, but.
the city knows today that by taking
advantage of the investment, as it has
done, it is assured of its investment.
:at the rate of 4.155 per cent.
and
Charles ‘H. Dllwoith submit-
, following report, which was
0 up vote:
the Hon. Mayor and Council of
(Jilly of Neiwalk. Mi. Montgomery is right in stating
ntlemen' «The clerk 0f 1’0“? Ithat our profit is $55 55 per bond, that
no submites the followins lehort is we paid 101.015 illld interest. for
M standing of the 01119191" dc bonds, and the figure he has
given is our gross piotlt from which
the
Appro.
Spent. 93' lmusl be taken the legal expense in
.319Ii300- $17.50329 $109071 h.l\iug the bonds approved. You are
6.000. 3,.88232 2.11708 right in your assumption that we
. 0.000 8,366.26 633. 74 would be unwilling to pay as high a
‘ 8.000. 6,581.88 1, 41812 price for $60 000 as We would for $100. .
. 3,000. 2,455.09 544 31 000, the reason being that our expense
1 7,000. 5,850.47 1.14053 Alu handling the two amounts would
1,600. 1,590.20 80 be about the same.
- 9:200» 7'427'42 1'772'58 Tile difference in annual income
eta 3563. 400 $53 666 53 $9,733.17
lint 991“; . . . . ......... $zi3, 1360. 53 l
71beiwecn the 641828 invested in the
Norwulk bonds at '.l04 67 (inking into
Ionsidciailon the annual run-off of
. ’ ''''' ”733 7 'thc premium) and the same amount
. .ln paving 101 money placed in the savings bank
- ""m """" "'$46'404 80 at 4 per cent, would be $62. 74. or, for
60 526' 80 the period of 19 years would be $1.—
09,“ 53 25900 1192. 06 To this should be added the
looted
poetfully submitted.
gfiannna H.D11.WORTH
*Olty Clerk.
him has been appoint.
‘of' the Board of Regis-
lam H. Raymond. Jr»
’1‘. .McGovern or the‘ oth-
-7 267-08 compound inherent accruing on $62.74
deposited each year ill semi-annual
installments- in the savings bank at 4
per cent. .whlch would amount to
$668.19, which would show a total of.
$1,760.26 no difference in favor of the
bond investment over the savings
bank deposit.
We believe the practice of the city
ohumann was tilt/en ileT- of depositing its sinking fund in the
client a frame dwelling in savings bank is a good one, but we do
not believe that savings banks are in-
of Wilton avenue peti tended to handle large individual do-
» catch basin at the corner pogltg,
‘ dOroen street. Com-1 We believe you will find the best
1m given power bi practice in keeping your sinking funds
‘ to to investigate and Invested in your own city bonds and
till the matter. 'depoeiting your uninvoowd surplus
' It read a communica- amounts in the savings bank, as you
if Rollins it Son. which have heretofore.
they will ship twenty.
.4 living bonus on Octo~
_ latter refuted argu-
not the course taken by
abusing the paving
' meat letter by City
You will also be able to apply the
sinking fund which Will accrue
against the paving bond issue toward
their purchafier.’ ruin the sinking fund
in thh they are now held, and we
believe this will he very advantageous
to you. as cities sometime find it ox-
» ' ne‘edingly difficult. to get in their own
. cod on file. bonds for sinking fund purpooeo.
allows: I” We- would be glad at any time to
~ serve you, and. while we negret the
occasion of any criticism in this can.
yet we believe a thorough understand
tug of it would lead the critic to hold
Committee. (my a different view
,o‘l‘vrallr, (Scan. 1 Very truly yours.
4th lost. is re»
iii if. ROLIJINB e. SONS.
_ Applications were read from Arthur
. I ship the 322.000 13. stadium. Hugh (look, and Daniel
0 on October hf. Cameron, petitioning for an ad
‘ venue in their pay of from $2. 36 per
“new day to
as follows:
flower Department ..
Paving Account ..........,..,.,; 4726.1
read and eilhialtiea the following Io.
0070.071
which was accepted.
Prelim. engineering .8 60.00
Engineer’s estimate 47895.95
10% forconihlgencies 080.00
Contractor McElroy .7888.20 i
the tollcwlng financial accounting
which was accepted:
Ppr value of bands 01..
THE NEW.
scene. Don’t miss it.
A. 101
formed Outlaw, in one big reel; a
story all about western life.
Rustic Maiden—fit very fine drama;
good, interesting Iplcture.
The Romance of a Gambler—~~-Aiiotliei'
western picture; in one grand reel.
11
The Helplnghand» it good comedy; a
laugh from start to iinish. ~
Learning McFadden to Waltz—«A com-
edy picture; a laugh on every foot.
lll re.
There will be six grand big reels
shown at the Dreamland every night.
Come in and see pictures worth see
ing. A good big show every night
now. Bring your friends.
Matinee Saturday at 2:30.
Doors open 7. Performance 7:30.
JUBI‘ EK!
INAUGURAL OF THE FALL
SEASON OF
Wonder
Vaudeville
HOYT’S
The Theatre of Superb Variety.
(hand gain opening bill, special jubi-
Iille,
r I H
“the Murmunng Pool
A woildless spectacle. with music
played in ten noted Euiopean stills.
Greatest scenic novelty on earth.
Another imposing jubilee attraction.
Welcome return 01' evei‘yliody‘s fa-
voriies,
The Four Famous Baseball
Players
Members of major organizations, in.
eluding: (‘l able, Ipitclicr, Brooklyn;
ilrowning, pitcher. Detroit; Gleason
:lb., Dallas: illilou, ss., Macon. In a
realistic incident, Twenty Minutes
in the Club House. A rare treat. for
the lovers of the National Game.
Comedians Who Sing and Dance
Lawrence 86’ Edwards
in Original Putter and Humor.
A Great. Comedy Hit
Charles De Land
And a splendid company in Charles
Richluan‘s farce, THE FIRE ES.
CAPE.
Gymnastic Experts
Lobe and Wilbur
crease to the Board of Estimate and
Taxation.
John H. Dagon, a tax-payer and res-
ident of the city, protested that he
has sought work in the highway de.
puriment and has been ignored.
The bills of the various depart-
ments were read. and ordered paid
Fire Department . . . . . . . . . . . . 4240.10
Police Department 293,2n
..... 42.12
Highway Department. 237. 88,
Commissioner liaison w Benedict
the Water street paving
Report of Water street Paving.
a
88684.95
m
pains
Submitted
I
Balance
Commissioner Benedict
Financial document in lite amt 1'
Paying. , ,1
Dreamland
8"°w'"° 7“” quoting Tours of the Continent, and presented on a Social
r.--
Through Fiamlng Gates__A A .fflctm'e Oi a‘msal M‘gn‘tude and LaVlSh Expcfldlml'c'
worth going miles to ace; a tire
l‘ilson picture today, The Re-
One Day's Work~~-Another comic plc-
lcc icimiiuic l‘lle Sumurun of Vaude
”a
avenue to the further
Michoel .r. Riordan was also
appointed for the“ sonic length of time Acting Chairman "
by Mhyor Blinuelmn.’ ~
at their building.
next. meeting.
to. .
At some NonwnLK
SEPTEMBER 21. 1912‘
.
never knodm before in this country.
THE TRAVELING BRIMMING OVER
AMUSEMENT WITH
SENSATION M l R T- fl
0“ T"! AND or
onv. ' ' .Iov,
0
400 PEDPLE.
100 ACROBATS . The Dublin Grays.
KENTUCKY HORSES. _ “10 all“ HIIIICHI
“THE MARVELOUS EDDYS‘
MONARCHS SUPREME IN THE AMUSEMENT REALM.
7115 Ram YEDDHJAPANESE firm/PE
‘ And 200 Other Great Acts.
DOUBLE M ENAGERIE
Containing Wild Animals from Every Country!
THREE BANDS OF MUSIO.
._.n‘val. ROMAN Humorous
Many times the Biggest 1nd Moat Bewiidering Production)
‘ ever in America. Most Stupendously Stirring Sggacle/
‘thnt lingo-n wfiyes Enuwuncuch’
l
Full of Honors and Wonderlul Triumphs of its Long. Com ‘
DAVID . w. RAYMOND
Funeral Director- Embolmer
19,010. Main 0t" 80. Norwnik
Reoidenoo, ll Washington at. ,
Telephone at office-43302.
Telephone at house—098.
WWJIBIEE Bl-FOCAZ
' EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
Fenwick Optical Cc.
S p e c i at
$1.50
Fountain Syringe
89c
Guaranteed for Two Years.
The Clifford Pharmacy
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAOTlC
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad
floating the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 0.
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve to stems in your body
Nervousness, Rheumatism. Paraly
sis, Heart Kidney and Female Dis
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never Iogret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you. .
T. FRANCIS. D. C
94 WASHINGTON 31'. so. noawALh
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
finafioofi A's-“n .~ ... MGRQAQ'.
GRAND FREE sramflnwa n to A. M.
o
....._..._...___ W 5:: __...-_-._-.:.‘.2
Received intencst on bonds
200.00 GOVERNOR WILSON lN BRIDGE-
Bccolt’cd l‘roui Conn. Co...
50"” PORT SEPTEMBER 27.
........... . . . . .8104.715.00
Total lillll‘XHCPOR'l‘, Sept l7.~«l.ocull)l
Bids of Contractor McElroy. llculocrats urc jubilant over the au-
West avenue ........ $04,731.38 Ilounconfeut that Governor Woodrow
Main and Water streets
Smith street ...... . .......
To be paid back into tress-
ury from Willi street. pav-
i-III; ............... . . . . .
Balance for contingencies,
engineering. inspection,
40,618.47 Wilson will speak in Bridgeport, Fri-
2,6Ic.20 du)‘ evening, Septcmbe " Negotia
lions have been pending for some
little time and shorts have been made
3,000.00 by many prominent leaders to cinch
Ann evening date for the govcinor ill
lilldgeport.
a-Ii
spreading of gravel ..... 13,686.95 All Wanted Evening Date.
Total ................ sun. .1.. 00 “mm” “mm” “Ame” "r" “”10
, was ppoiuted chairman of the tin-
Expenditures to Date. nnce cnnmlttee f r lb 1 t l \1
To letractor Moldlroy .. .s 36,808.12 “mm ‘Chmman 21 Ad 90“ ‘1 e ”’1" “
li‘or Stock on lluud‘........ 2.500.00 null'lng strenuous :ffotts 128500331:
l‘or COIlllll“! i’c ...... .. , F1808 \ '
' ”M R N. 70" Governor Wilson for Bridgeport.
l-ll f , N. ' .
3 “'404'80 trig: Ithriller) 0:211 Hcflo‘iligllllit?‘sn::'mtlhi
One on Ii 'al 3}‘ ‘ " ' .
xp du H mm to be honor. During the state convontion
used ll‘S follows:
Balance of Mr Mcl‘lroy's
Contract . ......... .... .3 39.80186
20% due Contractor Moldi-
roy for campletod work
a conference was held between Nu-
tlonnl (ionimltteoman Cummings,
Frank Keene, of New Haven, and
-Hanry .l. McMauua of Hartford in an
effort to reach an agreement on where
and retained under con-
tract . . . 6.104 87 'und when the governor would speak
To be paid into treasury for 1313:): ”if; 111L380 "3:03;?! iommittee
Wall street paving...... 3..000 00 and horn r ”3' 0 at on 029m
Smith street estimate 2..il78 20 a he ”to "ho should
JIM!) the owning (lute took place.
Senator McNeil insisted that Bridge
poit should have the evening data.
He positively declined to listen to
the pleas of itartford and New Haven
that Bridgeport should be given a
morning; or afternoon date. The pics
that New “live“ was the home of
Governor Baldwinand that Hartford
was the Capital of the state had‘ no
weight Ilitli the Senator. He insist
ed that the industrial capital of tho
Expenditures to date as
above .
Balance for contingeucigg,’
etc. “W
.M'
(h u. -‘
granted
0.636.27
'fi’.'»r......-.....II.
,.
'i‘otni .. . I. $104,715.00
it was voted that the further appro-
priation of 8276 be credited“ to the
newer committee for use.
A similar vote was taken with rate
appropriation
with a maximum of $125.
I.........
‘ Stat ll rcco aired in a I ‘ til
Pleiim. “7‘99"”“““ 26373 Liliht Commissioner Worden report-I111“: $111, 1,11%,“i w p WM on:
lncerin 148.00 . ' “3 crowned w“
Frill! 3 ed several lighting changes. wane” an (ill 1 111 A11 1
1 Hope Hose. “.68 armmn c on w red
Re!" a ‘The pinning ”1 “"99 temporary- ‘yootsrday, he follows:
Spreading gravel 106.00 “an” 111 Main 1111.991 was approved. . .. .
Inspection ........ 110.76 on 0016 01 the council. . Bridgeport Clots Plum.
11°93'11” 0' walks.. 129-54 . illnrvoy M. Kent was an appointed "Hove arranged with Cummings I.‘
W as o member: of the beam of ontilhatb and McNeil for Governor Wilson to ;;
08563-90 for the entitling three year» and speak at Bridgeport. Friday night. '-
.l
i
I
.11
The meeting adjourned to October armory secured for the meeting.
, . 'i‘li
ro~ Soviembor 27th. Will. (I MoAdo‘o. i3
. Plans for. Governor Wilson’s renew ;;
Mouton Brothers claim a damage an itch here will be in charge of from. --
the result of the false alarm of are curatio Towu Chairman, William W. ‘I
- ' Bent. Mr. 13am stated yesterday that. j:
The matter wits deferred until the a reception committee Ivouid un- ~
, doubtodly be appointed, and the state 2'
THE RECREATION TOURS.
Block island—~3- -day tours .. ..$1150
Saturdays Aug. 24th, dist
Atlantic Clty—5—day tours . $21. 00
Mondays. Aug 26, Sept. 9, 16th.
White Mountains—~5-day tours $25.00
Mondays Aug 26, Sept. 2nd.
Bermuda—eQ-day trips $41.50 up
Saturdays, Sept. 7, 14, 26th.
AUTUMNAL TOURS.
White Mountains—45- -day trips $2150
Mondays, Sept. 9, 16th. Accommo-
dations Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem.
Niagara FaiiMdays’ trip .. $31.00
Saturday, September 7th.
Niagara Falls, St. Lawrence River
and Montreal ............. $41. 50
Satuiday, Sept.- 7th, 0days trip.
Washington, D. C. $24.00
October 14th and Zlat inlay trips.
Gettysburg, Luray Caverns and. Wash-
ington. D.C . . . .. .38200
October 12th. 6-d‘aysv trip
For descriptive circular of all tours
call on G. W. Harris. at depot. in ad-
dress 'l‘ho Recreation Tourist 00..
till Orange St, New iiuvon.
i
SUMMER TIMETABLE
On and after Monday, June 17, 1912,
the new not commodtous
8453.1".111105230 p m. Excursion 1
I
1
The Reed & Veilt
Electrical Co.
" "rho Only Fully Edition“
ELIOTRIOAL onceI
. in tho rm
nu'ro CUPPLIEI .
Phone some 30. um In. ?_
so. small. Musto‘mii cloak" 1'
21—43mm] Street and Tindull Lane.
0...
Eli-«Chestnut Street near Summer St.
65 Main Shoot and Union Avenue.
62--()n The Green.
24~Rutlroad tovymolésldo.
15——Whlts Bridge north 'to Brooksido.
til—White Bridge 8.
l7—Whlte Bridge 8. W
Curlew win on open from 0° on
I. m.
Fire Alarm Headquarters It Electra!
IOUTH NORWALK FIR! ALARM
ooxn
Works: Tole bone for fire alarl
No 24. p M
it—at‘VlioshlngiOb and North Main Its.
Mahaoksmo Hot
falling and Raymond his.
0 Corset Factory, prlvnto.
6~Hoyt‘a Theatre .
f—Norwolk Hospito
a—Muaic Hatht. Llifford and City Retell.
9—»Cross St . .
12~xWest m.. Franklin School. .
tdwgfioncord 80. Concord and Lincol-
cioo
14~North Main and Ann Btu.
l6—High St. and Ba vlow Ave.
ld—nNoI walk Iron orks.
l7mWest Ave. and Cedar St.
ill—High School. West Ave
21— West St. and Taylor Ava
28—vx‘lllly Mo. and Lowe St. ,
lieu-Chestnut and Hour Ste.
264xfiuuth Main and it cures Btu.
00~—Lexlngion Ave. and Austin 8t.
27-West and Elm Grove Sta.
til—~South Main Sh. between Grove on!
Mi‘fldi) ws 9.
32vxiht)010'loctlic Wortks. State St.
Rd—xSpilng and (911th Hts,
Rhmxnnviiiuid and Watoi Stu.
37~—xi.oclIWood Mfg. Co.
41-Fnirficld Ave. and Cedar St.
l2~—Taylor Am and South St.
43—“ oodwald Ave. and Meadow 8t.
45—31mm and Quintaid Avon. and Wutn
46- Woodward and Lowndes Aves.
51- «(.oldcn Hill St. and Elmwood Ave.
E—W'astilngton St. Br ridge
hit—«Freight yard and Ann St . private.
fi4~N01walk Look 00.. private.
(x) Denotes uon- -lnterfering boxes.
(M) Master box. from which the mould
beI of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and I p. m..
standard tlme,1-
One stroke at. odd times, testing on
line open.
Two strokes after an alarm. fire out."-
calls department. 1-1
Ofl'l‘hlreo slow strokes. water to be shut
At 12: 05 p. m.. ouch Wednmday. a be!
is pulled for test.
Fire alarms for any district also rI-v
ceived by telephone. 24.
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\
“1..
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXII ,,
Fire headquarters, 66 Van zont Street.
Telephone 170
4~Fitch School (private).
5~hlar vin School (private).
212~Eust Washington and Fort Sta.
214—Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ava.
216 East Ave. and Rowen St.
(AW—Winfield S.
223~Fort and Chailes Sta.
Zita—«East Ave and Fitch St.
225~~SL John St. and Edlie Ave.‘
332—Seavlcw Ave. and First St.
335—Boulevard and Second St
(lilo-Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
337~Boulevard and Blackstone 3t. (Tot)
341~Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel.
342—Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
343~Shore Haven. (Tel. )
A telephone masses to Electric Station
(705) mbctween the hours of 6 p. m and
rilvlng location of fire, an alarm
will be 1:; veil of utmost box.
Private boxes will only be pulled to!
fire on premises where located.
Second aiaims are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
at the fire.
' I4<k-4--
Special Signals
l-«One blast at odd times, testing or linl
1—Ono blast at e p. m.. standard time.
1—1——T\vn blasts, fire out.
11-11——Twenty two. at 8 a. m.. no morn-
ing session of public school
ll-ll-e'l'wcniv-twn, at 12. 80 p. m.. no elf-
term on session of public school.
llllll‘I‘I‘llv-Ten blasts quickly calls in.
entire department
_.!...._.___.—...~
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
iii—flower of Mam and Wall Streets.
21—~Bcidcn Avenue and Union Place.
lit—Spring Hill audhlicllogg Street.
Shiv-Union Pink
26—West Avenue and Berkeley street.
27~~Frnnklin Avenue and Lyons Place.
(ll—Gus house. (Piivute box).
SEmWost Avenue and Mcrwln Street.
33-«Hurbnr Avenue and Orchard Street.
almCliapel Street and Harbor Avenue.
36~West Avenue. near the armory.
38~~Sieveua Street and Elm Crest.
il-—Cross Street and Wilton avenue.
lflwhinin street and North Avenue.
l3r—F‘rnncc Street.
Main and Catherine Streets.
v Canaan Road and Fair Street.
63——Eusi Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
Siwfiost Avenue and Daslcum Lane.
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DISTRICT.
12~liighiand Ave. to N. I.. N H. a. H.
til—Hickory Bluff and Bell Inland.
t4—Pine Point and
Roton Point.
lib—Long Island Sound to Multiple St.
3~"Oentrai. " McK npy at. .o ennom
22-Pennoyer St. to (.rou Bf. .
23~Crosn St to Railroad.
0.
Sound.
to L. 11 Sound
One stroke of the fire bathat odd timil
ndicatos teetln um
ITwp strokes of fire bell. thus, 1,»! In
Four strokes of tire boll, thus. 1- 4-1-1.
water to be shut 0.1!
A third or more alarm. indicate seriou-
MAILS
are.
STEAMER HUNTiNGTON, NorwalkPostoffice
Capt. William G Young. will run so Mil" ”WWW“ 7'
fol1ows: Leave Hthg‘éor blur the. m..-11:11“. W
tableware—cad y n ' ",,"1’11’“m'm oh. ,
fiend 2 'i0 r m Leave Norwnlk tor mow... Wentgzi‘g'éougir:rg:im i
Huntington Mondays and Fridays at lezoOm.N-— ow York and Want. A
2:411 p. m.-—-1iiasi Mid Booth Namath.
tickets 50 cents. Single fare 40 cents. {ill 32 8:...‘1’1‘60’6'838'3Wumm ul-
Children, 1'. to 12 years, excursion 36011131.
cents. Single fare. as celittl.Plili16n- 0503'; fizggfifififififga fl’fi'flg .1..
acre from Norwalk by 8: if) a. on. boot ‘ ' ' W1 he
will have four hours at Huntington. 5533 D- m.—-1llut.m one no. got-mitt.
Our summer schedule gives the poo- " 9‘ mam?!“ 11,, $11.13an
ple of Connecticut an outing on the nut mail etc :13? Saw
new and commodiouo steamer Hunt- “no“? 001111011”?
tngton screen the sound and over one 1:00 a. 1,1,...11'11'” 41,.611'8'11}, .
of the uncut sheets of water in the me a. mwihnuon Stall ‘
World, Huntington Boy, with scenery 3515'. “l.““wm- ”581110;: “”00”.
Intent-pureed. Portion of 10 or more 1:511: mfigoug‘finfikufl on.
can more arrangements with the cap- ti: o. In.» land lo. Noni-ll.
thin to stop at Valley Grove. 1‘," ”mm-”$0062“ “mfg“ ”‘11 min.
Lunches and meals served on the 1; 0% 6.1..
boat by competent steward. 3' ‘9 “1'4”” ”l 50‘“ mm
:00 p. law-NOW" Y1; Bron Mil
:40 p. m.- smut. Wont and Bo. ”tumult.
am
0:00 I. m..—most «than 30.14 II.
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