‘1
‘ he 11 honest.
:2
And so do you.
1 m...»..--.-___._1_. m... ...e. “W. ,
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wagons.
j 1111131111119 enJ delive
ssW you a Studsbaker”
When with dealer tells you 1M you know
He moyhaveich‘eaper wagons in stock. hut he
lenowa the Studebaker 10’ the best. ‘
He wants to give such
that you will come back an
;' , made by the same people.
Studebakern have been building wagons for sixty
_2 L years and they have worstlre confidence-ofdoslenehdz
Miner by holding-not the cheapest-421102 the but
Whether you live' in city, town or country. there' a
a Studebaker to fit yourneede... Mam
TY Won’t surreya.
been expanded in making lepulrs
. csssitutcd by overabundance 0! wet r
. in thesewer pines which run on the
hcda.;jilhmedies In! vaulting 1kll’idl'i2‘2'Wiii'l
resortndw to'rellevc-T the situation
1vhen2112lt1wu necessary. but. purest
into the river.
cinity keep tabs on what transpires at
, this place. With the resuiudhat County
Health .Oillcsrv Quotas. Er: Hiltrh‘ee 1 inc
formed the «borough counsel-1 Louis).
Curtis. of summit. that the sludge
1 bed has been filled for some time; and
that a sluicenway had been. cut from
it leading, in to the2 river. He also in-
termed the counsel that. one of the
sewer bcdm has. broken away and
‘ drains directly into the river. Thin
is. a condition. Mr. Hin- save. which.
air healthoiflcer of this county. he will
pop allow to continueyand be proposes
.tos2brlngtlmmadiulo action against the-
111101011111- unless. those matters are
abated immediately. and gave twenty-
2 leurdiours for accomplishment of his
order. Mr. Hill was -here,'Sun1lsy- (11n-
expectedly), and made athorough ex-
amination. He gave warning that, it
hls;1order2wns not compliediwiih, he
i“£......“‘i°“‘“‘“°
amount or ths‘eewngo 1iountl2 itmwuy 1_ .
Rosidcntu in that W2 1
would proceed to: prosecute at once;
The sewer committee proceeded to
close the sluiceway and repair the
This is. howevor only temporary‘
permanent improvement.
some e'high
runabouts. with home» for each ofthe
quality so Studebaker vehicles. ,
SumDuhrormiieus. ulneera and solicit plans for a better
. STUDEBAKER smith Bend, Ind. ““9““ ”M"
upwvoax CHICAGO nuns “"5“ cm 0|an number of plans will be submitted. it
“momma my ‘ 5w suncrsco r 2 glooks as if an entire neu septic tank
‘ :'J
i._ S. Olmsted o‘i‘ lulleviow avenue is
sel'ioiisiy'ili. r112 is in his 97H: your.
I
, .._.....,..
.. George ’|‘ Smith I1 1% :1 [1111.10 i’o1cv
1 o' painters ut pork for 11in m‘lon
“10%.? . ‘ ‘ '
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11 f
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'2’}. on East 111111110. (sittfir _
' “7‘ “"011.-
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Ronald 113111111112 ol“.\'mv York. ‘vlaitod
11 Hit Mr. 11nd .\lrs‘. Sninnel 1112111132 ,uni
H-Ltntiny.‘
\iise [2"111101100 l\!llpO\\'_\('\ or
"hwn’lth‘u ridge in Hailing 11iih friends
llldpt'firitl thin 1i'.t>f'l(
lnnws A. Sinnllhm'n or South two-
11 1.1 pi spvndlng Hi’VN'lli days with his
1211 in llridnopori. '
liobori White of ltidguneiti. Bpl‘ill
'1“ milny ill the home or Mr. 11nd film.
A 123. Smnntiu, l'nl'lt sirrri.
“but Anlln lluyxnond lulu ruim'n‘od
11.1111 nu ltlliiili‘l' vacation rich with rel.
"firm in New York.
u“. ...........
Misti Roxie Merritt i‘niui'lalnod the
l' it (‘inb ul her home on South Main
i~ win, Monthly urchin):
m
horny Miller was directed on Mon!
tiny. for drunitcnnruu. by officer
livbmllit. lie .u‘na finrd Ii 11nd 121111111
11 no: he pitid,
A iitliiiiitlfll mention or the Civic
Mutant» will he. held at the horns of
litrs. H. il. itogert. North Mnin direct.
Funny. pl ii: to p. in
MM
W111 Juuwu ll. itci'noidtl {uni son
would or want irvinittéu, spunt sun»
«by with: hnr Aluminum. hire. 811m-
1121 'itundy. i-louib Mnin street.
Preparations are being ninth for the
mnnol concert in his given
Ill
ll Hill. [Milli liiilli MM .
till "Milli B mm mm
instantly nunm Bwollno...’ in» 1:1 11mm m This: 11ml. ire-
{tented None. Held. rum
You W manly-“Dull
headache down-Nasty D1111
mm 9W2
M
Torr "liliy'e orient lotion?
‘ipecelatly knelwn n11"l'lcuilent House.“
2 pluv the Rye bake club pl l‘ort Chas-
lilo»,
rinse in the water This will mean
a large expenditure of money. The.
matter will come before the voters 11L
1tho annual meeting 011 the first Mon
2d11y in May. The balance of salary oi
Theodore llawley ha“ "9““ "mp’ the into George Rnbbiit as sewer in—
pointcd dos warden New tags “3‘9 specter 113:1 ordered paid to his l’nmi
arlived at the town clerk 9 office A“ ’ly. R. l. Simn was appointed to the'
dogs should be lepistered by MW ‘ lposition made vacant by the death oi";
‘Vir llnbblti Plans and specificatiom
Hominy Summits the young 30" 0“ were presented bv Civil Engineer
Mr and Mrs 1". .t Sainmis. who “’39 20001111110 [1' a rciuining- wall to be non
sc1erely burned about “in legs "1“" situated on Purl; street in front of H12
weeks m..1mhuu-imrrorlnrinnit-«111111"repainting“: tho routi-
-— iwm w '
Chnrlos Smumis. ivho lh-wiiduollnii. 11s widened for int5 it‘utiill sintt
roud l111provemenis.ii.wns iotoi that
tho bcnrdlnu house on P11 k stl'ucet
! .munsel rewrite the ukeleton nlnomi-
211m:nt to 1119’ borough charter, present
12W to lilo. lc gislnilue by William Pur-
‘ditc.'hn1po1veripg the borough in pur-
Town Hall, April ll. under‘th‘u dir9c~
flap of Mr. Boyley and Miss Tucker.
he plunged the namech‘o; “Melba:
3.
Will! 35911 (Yunnan lmsolfalldelun will.
The: appointment of
1e1.Su€urduy, lune 21.. .\lnnuuer
Schmidt would like to hour from or-
Salli/Ni clubs dseiring to pit“ out of
(OWN.
range-mums will be made for a final!
settlement on the building line prop-
joaltion. held up for some time becousel
1, tall property-owners would not sign
The “others Club will hold 11 moot-1 lot the number of feet established:
but at 'ihe home 0'71;qu William [10..ii2‘reelioldorg ulll prnbnbh be appoint-
m
; 11111111111191; money had 2~
ms' 1111111111111
And Tramisrs Yesterday-Baa '
2orasnann2iinilrn Poussin first
the Bournemouth
“mm
W”; at)?“ 3.~~Him
commissioner Oharins J. Bennettryes?
tot-day made announcement of appoint-
month and transfers in his- allies. Klein
and 11.2; Saunders is made deputy com-
missloner vice Eugene H. Kelsey, re-
211131191}: Mr 'Leroy Ulrich is named us”
he superintendent“ repairs. in place
of Clinton ()1 Nichols, who is transfer-
red to other duties. The commission‘l
or says that In his opinion the nobiv
tions of deputy and supei'intendent of.
repairs'ere of equal importance; there-
fore thetsalary will be equal‘ln' amount
in each case. 2
H. G."Porter is'transferred from the
pocltlom'of. chief engineer to that or
the chief-2 drafthman,2iand 2 George E.”
Hamlin its made assistant to Mr: iUl'w‘
rich. All-ad'lvision engineers are” in-
structed to report to Mr. Saunders and
all inspectors are22under orders from
Mr. mulch and must‘report tohlin.
1 in giving instructions to his stafl'
bleak in the filter-bod and disinfecting and force. the highway commissioner
says that all employee must use every
and something must he done for a endeavor to keep their. expenditures
The board Within remnable bounds “d must my'on lantern slides and show how they
seemed in a quandary about what to [every instance submit a detailed ell-ram mag, Game warden Wilbur
do. but finally decided to place the pause account to the proper authority. Smith will be present. at the meeting‘
matter in the hands of the sewer com Employee are cautioned toifcliow on; and will show a number of his slides.
mines with power toconsult with an den: closely, and are reminded that This meeting should prom yen inter-
they must first of all serve the state
It is eliliectcd that a before 11 local community. The corn- ed
mlssioner says that rigid inspection of}
contract'work will be required. and
must be located across the river,, that division engineers will be held lege of holding an miternoon dance
“here the sludge bed will not be so‘responsilile for the proper performancelmme a monuth which wns b.1nded to‘
of contracts and see that the cpcclii-t
cations are carried out. to the letter.
He also orders that no information be
311 on by subordinates to press or pub-‘2
lic without express instruction from
the amber of the commissioner
“e-
L‘LL‘A" M' PHELPS LECTURE identc are paid by popular snbacr iii
The lecture at the Norwailt \letho- i
dist thii'll'h this (Thursday) evening!
ptomiceu- to be one. of intense inter-2,
H1111 The summer Lillian M Phelps‘
'anml is rarely neuritic ibis sec.tlon
3hr boldsi her nndience with 11111111111211
attention" from beginning to finish 111101 A high school senate will m,
11111ch in'ilny of her points with say- ,
log“ of ready wit and humorous ilins
trollnnr. will other limos she impress-
er‘ier itj1~p11lhos and emo-
lggdmggl p11 is‘ rordialiy
“‘5‘” ““‘ WM“ Companyg plant invited-15.1% “WWW" hriatian 'll-i‘m‘wponntors. 12Tho juniors Mil nieet peril April 10 111 the home or Miss Ruth
the new tire po- pumice
lice wan approved by the board Ar.‘ lug this talented speaker nnd evnry- l assembly mm for the purpose or or-‘
llnion is fortunate in soon:-
body should make it their opportnnllv
to heart'lm.
m_.__.....'l..;..;._e
GREAT GROWTH OF BUENOS
Amie.
WASlhlhtiTON. hpiii 3;,»le areal
~2ter.- South Main aim: "l'huradm. at 1-1! to nascent benefits and iiflmflgi’fig Southern ineiropoiig 1! Etienne Alreh 1m“. are
'tho dimers are to (oniinuu.
Buseball practice was held Tuesday
Jumbo Colonial field This 'w‘lhtlle
practice held this 1381111011 and 1
about twanty studentu reported. Sides
.were chosenland 11 short alone was
played. Although this was the first
practice of thwachool team, most; of
the players are alreadyr in form and 2,
have been playing for the last two
”ween. lticaa readily be seen that
tum is excellent material for the
team and all that is necessary is a lit,
the coaching and hard practice he-
Ween slow and the opening date. The
team should prove ths'bsst ever put‘
out by the sabbath-51mm: the last
you’u prayers who reported yosterdey
were Aiken, Storey and Wigglcvaorth.
of friends in New Haven:
Mr. and Mrs. John Dicksoerot Stain.
ford were guests hers recently.
1 A W“ I
1 Mrs. .lsscup. '1‘ Jessica its. con.
valeccing from her recent illness.
We:
William Osborne has xeturned from
a visit with friends in New Haven.
m
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wood'have
left for an extended visit in
Hampshire.
.Tho orchestra ‘will hold two rehear-
sals'uwesir from now until the (into
at their concert. Theextra rehearsal
day will be Friday. Mr. Perry expects
to hold the concert some time in the
middle of April, and both Mr. Perry
and the member's oi the’orchestra are
Working very hard and expect to make
this concert one of the best ever giv-
en by the orchestra.
s
The members of the American:
Boys" club met loot evening at their
rooms in the library.
...—~—-A—~
Mrs John Sanger of Poughkeettsie,
2- 2 s 1' 11 t 11
The meeting day of the Camera Club 3““ ‘ ° 9' ”m“ 3 "f
will b° changed this week because “fl Miss Edith Barnes has returned to
the extra orchestra robeartisls com- New York after span ding a few days
ling ouFrldays. The meeting this week” as the guest of friend 3 here,
guilt be held this afternoon in the lec- .
titre room. Prof. 1W. 0. Perry will talk
There will be a meeting of the
,Westport Boy Scouts this evening
.at the Christ Church parlors.
Miss Evelyn Simpson of South Non
walk has returned to her home after
spending the week end with relatives
here.
eating and a full attendance is expect-
Miss Margaret P. Taylor has re.
turned from New York where she has
been entertained at the home of her
1.” Edward H.Gun1bu1'i and in turn 8"!“
to Superintendent ire ".l Chapman,
. l 2 favorably!
has been returned 111d 115111 lime club of the Congregational
reported upon. The dame will be, ,
hold the 1112-1 Friday of each school‘m‘m'c“ will “9 “9‘“ 3‘ "‘6 V93”) F”
month. and Will be for high school 1111 gda" evening
'pils only. The expenses of such 21‘.
'C The petition asking for the p1ivl~
1—..—
Theregular weekly meetingof the
Scout Mentor Rufus l) S. Putney
.took the members of the Westport
Boy Scout association 011.11 long hike
through the country Saturday.1 ‘
lion. and a small 2111111! is on bund
now left over from lust 1'c.ar The
students are 1er1 well pleased 13111 i
as they;
are very popular and 11011 amen-2 led
Mrs. Gustav Koopman has emer-
,tninod as hei recent guests her two
lgranddnnghters .\llss llclrn Koopman
‘ M92“ and Miss Gene1iovc Koopman of New
ed next week and will take nil r1:5 'leun'y
ponsliliility and have ch11: 1.9 of all _
arrengeuwnia of the lt‘ridny aitclnooni Tm, membeis of the .100 (1111, will.
‘du11ccs.'l‘hc seniors will hold 11 npu' 21ml meet this week. 'l‘hrlr next meet;
lsl meeting of timeless) and elect their lug will be held Thursday cicning,
Wesday during the girth period in the Alien
imitating and ('letlillg olficcrn. After Arrangements are being made by
organization flow will pr-OPOC'J ‘0 viert the. members of the Westport society
llllt’ll‘ senators. “The sophomores and far {“1 entertainment which they plan
freshmen will clot'i their counters lit to give at the Westpoit Opera house
;thcir homodenil motions. The 1111111 in the near future
her or eenetors ihht ouch tlfl‘ssl will
An interesting session of the Aspe-
3p. m 'l'berc will be a general die-1T“? Hisbwnv Committee has made has limurcyring in ventilation with seniors ........ , ....... . ........... i tuck lodge K. of P.. was held last
('llfiiiilin on “Tile Social Duties 11 Mo- ill‘EDMniimie for the oiling of roudmmurvelous rapiditypaurpustihg in that Swimmers» ..... 5.4 evening when the second renk' was
tbur 011-911 Her Children." ”NH Hprinu. The oil will as stated by respect every other great city in the “mean. ............................ «ti worked on a few 12111111111111.2111 spec
M 2 ~ 111 number he 31m board I... placed on
The home or the Mittens (‘iarh mimic streets in a representathe of m2
South Main street was the scene of ngsi'fldfll‘d Oil l‘Onipuny. with an sour.
jolly mnuuunrnde last evening. Thereimomii' sprinkler that will put it on
were sixteen couples. and the cosu ,‘WWIV under an tin-pound presume
tumor worn were unique and pretty
April fool than and game“ of various:
kinda were unloved Refreshments
were curved. ~
roam...” . ~-
A - CARD.
Title la in ('urtlfy that oil dingxbrtn
ma antborbtnd to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar ('ompound
«falls in cure your cough or cold
John hornet. ’l'.ell 1'1'.lu.stsieu: "l
The 011's won the bowling mfitcll
(mm the Mncauluy'a. Monday monies.
lilo insure tire to treat the victors
used Foley‘s Honey and Ta:- Com-
pound for live years and it 111111,.
given the hum. of reinfection and at
for ”m bowler“. The olieyn were etc. Wnys euro: 11 rough or cold. " Refuse
cod on Monday for the neuron, ca u"I,,nuiuitiinlt-u For “sale at nil drug
pmpriuior will inure uhortiy for Newman“
Hemp-hire. where he will conduct
nwinan ill 11 hummer resort.
in 11 ibufllre pill'iOl'lliimco at iloyi'u in
South Norwplit. at acme early dllo
The scrim afforded much amusement
The lliilt regular meeting; of the
Df'ttiifilll. board of warden 11111211111211.1111.
on was held last menial. After ep—
proving the minutes of the previous
thorium 11ml phylum 11' humour of 1111-1
column; hills. which included the
“MM at affirm, the built at the
evening on ma up it dimmed of
Com buys been revolved hers est]
nonunion the mirrinnn of Jean mm‘
bath (‘hnimers daughter of 1111-1 Jenn
Winter Chalmers. of summit. tori
many of death «with to Boner
limiter. They were married remind}
uses of the disarm-d “this“; reboot
for Rampant! denomination”
crammimi ninli 111s lam prelim
for n time nits held a position! of' re»
immunity in the WHOM: oi
rem: titanium at midtown ll. Yr
1111-. Hunter in Mercury of the‘2
aluminum {iii motion my.“
minim. and manager of the“
York Moon of the cm
m inn: disc-iv: by its sent 111'
the nostrils: Windham the '2
infirm. strolled W m
iisssthenm. Monument cm,
the air m' stop: my diet
entrees. and 11 testing of mm
111an 1.1111 no
:Mldilhotcmminm 2’
, r. not to 13111211151 «one Wt
91111?ka at" “Winum‘
“5‘ 2MP 5 «met
world except ('hicuo, according to
'censua tistics Just rammed by the
state 1) rtment from the Arleniilo'l
capital. {On January 31 last the city
had 11 population of 1,2134.830'.in 1869
the population mm 177 761 and ion
rear: “and 11 1121111 7113;220. up that the
city bus nearly doubled in a decade
SUIMl'YB DATA ON TEA 601.0!-
mo.
WABHlXG’l‘ON. April limitlevsml
thousand documents bearin5' on the
controversy over the importation of
arttnclally colored loan. which but
been. before the treasury department
for scrotal wars. have been sent to
Vimcent Wit by Minty
. “; ant/Aden in response to attenuate do»
mind for comprehensive data. Thu
Hocuznomunns wcoomo' lmry imnumitwti the mi 11111.1
molten. l
‘nmsmtn hormone or the diliinuity imply.
ed in melting; copier;
M w 50“” W
mausoleum:
m' That
_ W.
do many «in like "this are con
steady moon; to our emotion that
new In in amino
WW1! With it for the Wt of
mun-23m. rm Mick; or.
Cotton, N. Yuma” "Hymn
an elderly lady III! liter mm
will she dill not w to recover
9111 mm was it
We: won In M no not Woo
trauma-112m room into1 the living
mewnnmwmm
'2 m futon yumsixinm
is! program was in order and a pleas
ant evening “as enjoyed.
nan-J...“
i Freshmen ................ q ......... ’15
l h ‘1 ,
Aletter was received by Dr (lum‘
ihuri'voaterum from the chairman oil
the liowur wtumittce at Sincramento .‘(lirls
V
ln‘lloreet in fluid and stardom, Chiller. Where they attended a social which
11111 my seems-m he sent to all who was she» hr the Girls' Friendly more.
apply with the understanding that W Of St Paul'sflhurcb;
when (‘buneotieut fields are in bloom.
we willows lllt' Mower to some other
{piste and? thou estnhllmh a count”-
which culmination. At the bonwdesk
pedal teddy, blanks will he mud
Brbilld- and students interested wilt
fill out the slips which will imiorwerdi
ed to mmmtw
' . 1 m
Thomson: yenterdey morning con-2
1111112 oil‘twe violin selections. by
Fred? Murphy. The hm number was
the "niche-tread." by Khmer. and the
ascend the “Month Honest-mu
Dance " Thm‘uniecilom timed very
entertaining turd Mr Murphy we: giv-
en greet smiled».
momma
A mutingattiwCsmnliluh was
hell minaret. l'o'cinc‘m The tun)»
inst ort’rol. W. C Perry‘s lecture on:
"Lantern Slider." Mr. Perm illus- .
trsied his with)! malicntidewhcfore ,
the Maud tune it oL palatial use
a number ot'tlw nmnbers‘or the
Friendly society of ,Cbrlet
The condition of Charles Meyers,
who met. wiihanmccidcnt last week
while at his work. is reported as being
very much improved. Mr. Meyers
was alt-tick in the eye with in are
which was being operated by a fellow
workmen.
Noun that the Easter proportions
ism over with. the members of the
Janine upward: lame an about“
marked enthusiasts in their Lincoln
Penny-content. unwritten new
month would and in Mic.
The. no»; meeting of the South
Milt mm of Electrical Comin-
pullers will be held tomorrow even-
Mrs. ll}. A. 'Becra lias'rboen the nest 2
2New_
, toilet/ins are
N Y. is spending a few days as the ‘
which encouraitcd N“, student: joburch went to \‘orwalh last evening ‘
swimsuit 11111011121111 n the first}.
So many women lit
hair: no lent it until itr
drykand hfelons. begins t his
me as t cut appear nice
they really are W,
thin. condition get a in) ii
Helwl'lenith today. airline
some one says "our. .
look. You'll be delight,
results. from even. one
item.
never {m
Free: Sign titles
man
no of Hny's air Heidi.
cake of Hui-this Soup. for
bottle 01 Bay's Hair
meshes cements
“"7 HM: Lion i-i
Captain Jack Lyous. of‘
N. 11., will conduCt a.
vice - in 52 'the '
hall, 50 Water street Shh
walk, tonight at 8 o‘clocitt
Lyons is one of the olde’ls '.
’and is a veteran ,in the
knows something abouttheieemh
ilghtlngs when stones, at
énlts were thrown. Aver
ing, service is expectod'audi
Perreti gives all a hearty.
attend. Captain Lyons ill I,
duct the service at the Arm?
marrow evening. I
‘1-
it
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[i I! ,w
mm"
shoes. we. "build '1” ‘51::
“a M‘ibeufly '
1 that poplin y
Blmkanmi Polishes ladié 'hnd o
W'
and shots
“French gloss. ’ inc,
. I“ it"!!! carnhiuatloq. ,
who wicket)“
ihcwshoeelooisnl. 11mm; 2
(call black slim. Polish with
tonal. “Elite" almzseeme.
1121(1112
upon
and whiten: dirty canvas 11
”your dull-r does not imp the Plait
«norm» “0' ‘1 mm
Kutouhbbiie ,
your sutuawhiire
m on elm [.in
protect no: 111.1111
and cm of e: “to ‘
ileum «0211:me
turnim
by :1de «We: ts do ma . .1
with/cm mmwnnfiurow'
columnist loaning the slide any menu
at tho .anlloohcnmsm- datum Wuflfii 7
MWMWM prudent; u m "
mom: to snow unmet.
manta etudelm WM“ to wheel
_mm Much to 11.11.1111 all:
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