flisli- voter hydrants and ssmi no
result no that the motor was riled up
linen and now washing must be put on
until the next clear day. whenever that
V y be. (i is muested that-it might
he a good scheme totfluah the M968 On
some. day other than ' Monday. ,
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The'Eaet Norwlk Fire District Corns
[cities held‘an important meeting last
evening, at which time a committee oi
‘9 East No‘rwalk Improvement Asso-
cation met with the diatrlot'gommlt-
toe and district attorney, John J.
, alsh. The‘ community hall matter
' was discussed by those present and
‘ it developed that sths hall to be erect-
_ so will cost the ladies It least 89M.
(no amount representing that in the
west hid received. The ladies wish
the consent of the district to build his
structure on the triangular piece or
property. The garbage collection mat-
er was also considered. The most
important matte-r disouosed last night.
_ was that of the sidewsllu, crosswalks,.
Veil-sins and curbsiones. The commit-
tee will submit a proposition to tho
Vnusl msating oi the district to be
hold on February 14th. it is proposed
to construct a certain number of lost
or this work each year until the dis
r trict shall have been equipped Com-
mittlsmsn Ellis .ilowsrd suggested.
that the district might build the Bills.
no and @Wafiia ,s Broom
_ noisilmen‘t plan. This. require
‘ special legislation and will (pi-chilly
he considered .
Constable Henry C. Ssissr Ind 0s-
our Johnson. a well known resident of
M street. had. quite s session yestor -‘l
pp, in afternoon. Constsbie Selaor hail
"fir-rested Johnson on I warrant for
drunkenness and breach of the: peace
L‘ and was conducting him over town.
. Johnson's sister was walking behind
rill: our. and file prisoner resonated
the constable to save his stator from
olbartusmont by not holding him
he constable, wishing to he docont,
““le and things who: Ilons’
sloothly until the bridge was mocked,
a {when Johnson suddenly give Consta-
‘ lilo Seltzer a vicious shove cousinxth:
‘o'loor' to lose his .bIlInco. .‘Whon the
latter recovered Johnson‘ on some
diitInce ahead encoding it up in mot
aligns, with a oiowd soiling (lion; ho
" him yoliinl. fl‘ho constable whipped
out his club and throw it with unor-
rrlu accuracy, striking Johnson in the
out. who losing one. howsvor. is I
”Hooter Ind so strong II In on and
not disturbed in the insult. out
Hot on not! cousin; to miner's «tab:
lament. he ducked around and (ll-Ip-
under the bill‘s. timetable
idiom- mlussd to tailor his min in
“ vicinity. helium; that mother,
lomondunaidmnlliymV
the ruined mom or the ma wot
our the salinity “Til hoot phat»
slalom have proscrlhod it Io
years. It has an enviable rocor'd;
Try Lincoln: Vior. that coid+~it l
prevents bionchltlI and pnoumo- '
nip-at drugglsts in three sizo'l. T
25c. soc. $1. ‘
opportunity would present. itself to not
the man with less trooblo. The con-‘
stable stoted to: rowrtor‘ Vials morn»
ing that the next time he got hold of »
Johnson he would hang on to him. _
sister or no sister.
l
~ltchlng, pleading, protruding or
Iblind piles yield to Doan's‘ Ointment
Chronic calcs soon relieved; ilnIlly
"cred. 'Dmuista all hell. It.
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visiting in litc‘liiiold. ‘
Miss Kate Crockett oi Crow urine,
is home ”on: a visit in Philadelphia.
l flir-
nus“.
(tit?
m— ‘l
.motillion Dsuohsy soil can Woo-.7
burgh left town last «Saturday for an
extended sojourn.
rs.
grill
1“ $1; i “b
it];
Li)“; 7ft
'oiitllip‘;
Hi. i:
jélht.‘ kg;
iv.
fl r. Ia.
“ ,
”John H L‘flominodiw will «him
tsln the members of his Balloon:
school t‘hlé evening.
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nits. Ellwood: earshot-o, at ”Wis-
cousin has been visiting Mr. aha lino. ,
smlayumlls’. «slalom 1m...
Nimrod Tilly. ciaouth ounce. New
Jersey, lug been making scrotal in»
movement-V to his ”hands inocmokstt
'siroetV. i,
Albert Ferris. who has boon spud- V 4
in: three week: with relatives hero. t
married to Conundrum Now Yarn
ymordsv. ‘
Control: Joint ll. law oi
Gmkott Ivonne, who has I clu- oi
[.yonng lolli- in the Methodist finis-
«)le Sandor school will calorific
tho members at an oyster supper thiI
evening.
NWHI‘MW hill ”mm-
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‘ To the Mormon“ out! Bosmess lien oi Boston and Now England:
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I thank you for tho (to-operation you hose given tho New England Railroad Lines' in the effortst they are. making iormthe (les
V velopmsot oi the Porsoi Boston and tile hosiness of New England by tho circulation of the ton-page illustrated Circular, in the form:
, of it railroad folder which I invited yottioocoopt of freely? and to enclose in the envelopes m which you soul: out your January and
lator coconuts to your correspondents both within and without New England ' (b
In provlons announconlents I said}
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'Tfla circular in W. "am tram Boston; uBnt First See Now Illusion " it shows the relative size of
the soonest and latest in o'ooIn. lineman”, the ocean routes at this six manner lines now operating from Bos-
' _ tonmives soiling dates at tho various Whom lioston rior 1913. notes the intention and races oi the more
than thirty iii-st class hotelsin WV Ind details the attroctions in and mm fission tor a stop-over by the .
ocean tourist '
it welihs only half an mines. or halt the Weight that goes under letter postage, and therefore its cliculation
should cost you notions.
'Vllhs New Enslond Roilrod Lines have placed this "Sail From Boston” folders with their zloil station
V ‘wW‘Mhmn New England to: lies diatributim, that the people in- «y seud them in their oorreopondencs to '
their weotorn friends and thereby cooperate in tho uphuilding ot the business of the For} of Boston and New
England. , ,
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I now wish to say that more than A QUARTER OF “A MILLION of these railroad folders have been issued by the New
England Railroad Lines and are being circulated through the country.
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There has been a Fall for *a smaller size and I have had the same matter put in 5: folder (ll fourteen; pages 6x3 inches. Two
oi these maybe sent with (In ordinary letter without increasing the postage. It is in the same colors. carries the picture of “The
first and last in Ocean Liners“ drsvvn to seals“ and or the Old North (lurch which has joist orlchrat‘od its 189th anniversary. in
this historic meeting houso the iantcrllsfior Paul Reverses lanterns ride werc to he hung” : h
- W“‘€)ossi!hy land and two if by 'sea.’ _ V V
With the continued on operation of tile memoir“:- house‘s interested' m the future of \ew England and the Port of Boston, I
3belicve the circusltion of those ioldeg's can be doubled within 3! reasonable time. ’ ‘
Autl l therefor! again invite the people of Now England to apply Ior these folders to tire railroad lstation agents of the, New
qlEnglmul Lines, or dirocllé/J In my pfll'ce, 498V South Station, whfre it“ applipstfiihs will be (l‘u’ly‘3 honored nnd the larger or éxnaller cir-
color will I): snnuwith Tait m: 5m delivery to any business house in Bostonior on any mlroad powder my maimgenicmc
pl 3‘ if y 3. ‘ g i
The steamship booking season begins actively next maxilla and with co-Qpci'ation between the pcopieV and tho New Fuglaud
hilallroaol Lines. “rpm can hefmado’ a hanilor yobs for No
moans so much lor the (lcvolopmsnt of story business illicit: st in New England.
The slogan “Sail Film Boston; Hut Firilt See New England" has been taken up in Cliiosgo nml the West moist re~pon~zvoiy
Let us "confirm: to forward the slogan from Neaniaud '
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If the Boston and \‘nn' England business houses Cum print on tho outside of their envelope for the next thirty days S \lL
IQIOM BOS‘fI‘GN; HU’l I‘IRS'I SEE N’EW ENIILXND," they will do much in arousing the whole country to the advantages
of New England, not 0111‘.th a sailing port, but as this summer resort and vacotlon ground fomli! who): Uri itul States: and the
New England Railroad Lines him be relioti option for :tht’ir part in the cooperative upbuiidiri'g of New England.
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CHARLES S MELLEN
' President
Boston. January 18 19:3. t
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P. S. “From“ my Boston office may alto i): had,- hy all who wish, topics of a fortyrl‘our page pamphlet containing my letter to
the Boston American December nth. and to thejpuhlio WW both concerning the railroad policy is New lioglaml icttm of
j Lucius Tunis. Major Horny Lt Higginsoh, Colonel Charis: H. Joryis and. Richortl ‘VW Halo. and some interesltiug clippings from
. the press. 3
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