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. W and ”Multiplication”. and t the inclination of government . Portion or nubile who care to dial
blow. reduced to about 7-8 inch. and u‘ herb or the committee. I had the can once school muttern with p incipe it
, 51331; “partition the pilot brood; factor when it with a. bone. This wue dullervioore will iind~
3...... “a one broke oil." On the to! so unsatiotuctory. and 1 WW‘FWQ Edward H. Randall at the onion 1
lowiiut daywit1dotelopeothatf‘ut about a contractor that he moot uufno the Frdnlclin buildlna. Saturday. lint -
30 feet trout the What aide 03f Whoa more local gravel, and secured 11‘113 1,10 a m; 1;) 13m m. end [mm o p. ' 1
place. the driving boom Menu minim to use other gravel. Gown 8 p ni.‘ _3
in: to reel; penetration pueblo». blt Bey gravel is now being used as noted Louis A. Pratt at the otllce or the: A
m,‘ Attomay utter 5 Mt the penetration. that blow. allow, 3 Lincoln building. iru’m iii a. m. t3 12
interment! tram 7-8 inch. to 1 Mortwoi- During the 9111:9113, 1m}; (51 July the m; , .
133 to "the hedgehog. .91 the meeting 11W inches. deacon 10 test. " 0n the dub! contractor requested approval of George E Thompson at the oiilutt or
» ham; 5! ”pump“ m. a mm” that tollawiucm. (boulder mania town/uniti Knickerbocker cement, but it has not the Marvin building. Suturdny, imam
" Jilin mow iii-"mil on the mom, 3 contoured with Messrs. mourn. 1 Mo. been in rise for the length of time re 1 to 3 p. m. ‘
‘ John J. m withdmw his rennin. Minoan. Churéh and Raymond. Thane united “by the specincntions. and who Frank W Gregory at the onio‘ oi
’ 1‘ aim and m. ““11“ motioned. billion was to drive extra piles. tllfi not approved The contractor there- the Center building. Saturday. tr 9
The mgeflng was “1191“” order. at number to be determined by the n! {are submitted Whitehall. which wax u m. to 12 m .
ii ololookhy Moderator Leo Davie. 1193.1 suit of a tent pile which wan to be wahbroved Mr. Groiner has used can‘t Edward H. Gumhnrt at the union or
hurt, a. Smith was elected to not an loaded to the limit of its duplicity. nideroblo Whitehall on the B. d; O. R. the nigh school. Friday. trim 10 9a? m.
clerk and be u“ a", call Pending the results at the test. it was TR. and, round it satisfactory. and he to 12 up. and mill 1: 30 to a; 30 p. u, 1
_ Qhulrimn ewe. depart. decided to drive 100 per cent. more 3150 interviewed R W Hunt ‘& Co. The superintendent or sc'llooisjtra
Tm report of the chairman. Rev Dr piles under the south troll rind the slab and obtained a favorable report from T Chapman, may be round in hie 1o:-
A. F 1Beard.wan reed and' on motion under the: ill) The toot allowed that t.hem All tests made for cement de- lice. at the High school building, Butl-
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The Original Guaranteed Hone.~ ‘
newt-mm. .,
it was voted ”denied The report in in the sort built under the south will livered to date have been satisfactory tit-day. trom 2 we o m. :1 ‘1 .. 57°F DARN'NG 50x. “TART WEAR'NG HOLEPBQMW .1 .. :2,
,1 an followez1'pilee loaded accordion to- the epecih- (The reports or the chemists ere on me: List of Hi 11 Sch 0’ T h '3?
1 Norwalk. Conn..‘1Sept. 33 19131. ' leationu would b6 cute. but that 110- in my office and are open to inspect 1' o ”c ”I" Remember it holes nppyar beiorethe end of six months. it mean:
Since our last -epori to the town “p.18reater loads could be allowed. Ab tion by the committee nt any_ time 1 ”“3“33‘35" ““11” 1 PL lium'lillml‘ new Rose for you.
on the conditions and progress in the! the work progressed it was found need” T.
m' ' construction of the Washington street. 938”! ‘0 continue “15 “mi We" ”imam
. “1Sold in. bOxeB of six pairs. light and medium weights; black. tau:
bridge. the committee has held eaten. Wu“ ”1951’ W“ “"l "We“ ‘° 50 9"" 15‘4““ detour him is complete Mathematlcwcmlme 14mm“ ”“3“
or gray. , 3 _3 , , .3
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H m... ___. maeunggLLtwo’ in May. two in Julylcent..t110n 25 per cent. and then die and in operation. ; “smut 1;
NTINEL‘fTELE-,and three in August. During this pe-' continued. in all 37 extra lilies were ‘ 2d~The old structures have been re: “ti"“m” Fm“. - f...
1 ‘ 1 3 . lriod the condemnation proceedings driven. ’"WOVBQ and the dredging largely donei Latin—~31 Louise Smith ’20, 2 and 3
have terminated in the awards for the Under abutment. No. l. and Norm 3‘1““The portion 01 the east at Eugiish~lirs Susan B WBiCh. he.“
properties. which have been paid. The»i Not. 2. ii, 4 and 5 it was possible to preach in "front oi the Hefner build 0‘ department
buildings which remained abutting the drive the piles according to the spool-11138 “l“ be complete and in operation - English~ldnda Hall 11" PER BO 8
old bridge have been sold and taken‘ .iicutione. except that it was imperial ii“ “0‘“ one Weeki‘ 0m date Engns“"‘Ma“°“ ‘1‘ [3333‘ ,3;
Editor’s Residence away with the exception oithoee need- bio to penetrate so much an 10 icon, 4“!“le pile driving for the east fugitibwh‘iay ““3976 ‘1 ,-
3 . .3 a reach .. ‘renctwdi‘ orence . 2 lintmellerfi
ed temporarily. in the construction.l into the eund and gravel without ill) in 6“ per cent. cmnpletefl HOLEPROOF STOCKINGS F0: NWOMEN—COLORS BLACK AND
”The temporary bridge and draw halve! breaking all of them un one any in abutment No. i, 42 our cell“ pieref; Geitnaanoeopbin‘egBrothex-ton.3;,
been built, the piers of the iortner the attempt to live up strictly to this:- N06 2.. 3. i. 5 and 6.100 per cent . ; “Mllemaucs—«flotothy 6mm, «5.
draw span, the draw itself and the requirement. two piles out of tour bill—All hindrance to progrese will‘ History—«Katherine K Dnnielson.
old bridge removed, except such pnrt‘nere broken. To avoid any weathered. be removed Within a week with tho‘ “N‘NNGNMNMW T Ripley, head and $3 a box
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as in being used for the temporary how ever. that might result from the 1099111113 of that part or the cost up °c department
ell W09: "0- 193- F' “d A M‘ detour. A3 large amount oi foundation) lack of literal support at the bottom ”0110b in from of the Hefner building Commercial—Margaret 1‘ Henry
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‘ Masonic Building. South work has been done. about all of thel of the piles, i ordered the contractor and then active work will commence Commercinlnliillian A web“ 1 ANN To 8" THEM'
'3 eat. 1“ ”Pd 3d Tuesday of pilots driven and the old ones extract- Eto change from the plane and drive1 on the count :uction yr pier No.2.1‘ Commercial—mlladti Angle, head of ‘
3uth""’“1y and “15““ ex god, and worlt has already begun onielght at each end of each pier with a‘ “ill-“With the completion life English
Jeff” 8 olclock. A” Master one of the piers. Much dredging north butter in a north trod south direction. dredging active work will commence SONMB‘NV B, Appleton
9‘13 cordially invited. D...Burr and south of the future draw has beenl thus preventing,r and lateral motem‘ent. '00 the construction of the I‘lV'BI piers llietorwarederick H' Oeh‘ischllgll.
,3W. M. Robert M. W119“, done. The work is proceeding withi While d1 itiug under pier No 6 an- ‘. Respectluliy, g Franklin‘achocl. 3 g
. J dispatch and the contractor is fully up other soft spot was encountered. butl W. W'AI‘ERS PAGAN. ,9 Grade Vill'ml’ildwurd l). Rnndulifi
_lo Chapter No 38. l;- iA M- t to his time. He will, however error it was possible to get proper xetunol ilesiuonl Engineer. =3 teaching principal.
Hotels in MusOnic B“ dug, S0“ higetloulb use every effort to expeditelhere. by driving it few iii) t‘oot pilee., Go“ ‘Onto‘fiommittee. § Crude Yip—Jennie h Scott. Marga:
.11“ street second Tuesdays ”c all that is possible in the construction; with a penetration in the sand and The \Vnsliingtou Street Bridge Com rot McClure, Helen Prindle. Ruth‘.
anaemic—July and AWN“ 91' before the severetioe 0! winter months: l‘gratal or about 2:1 feet, or 15 feel more; mill“ in lib lflolfiiefitmg voted to re Themes. Marion Heath. liar} E lilli.1
ed-«at So'olock. All Royul Arch present their difficulties " lthuu 11,9 plans require :comlhend Dntid ii Miller Jr of South Grude \'l~.iullu M .\i Glim.
M93035 ‘10“!le invxled Charley The questions as to the obligations? Work on the detour bridge was com Norwuik. to some on me bridge com Grade VI—eEthel l Stevenson. Elva.I
ck. H P. Robert W. “iibomior the Connecticut Trolley Compauy1menced on JuueB and on July 16 and mitten to fill the place 01‘ '.l‘ l. liuy- Penney. M's. Mart H. Ill-1 tohell.
‘lor its share of ’(be cost of the bridge 17 the entire otructure ““5 put into mond u ho tendered his :osifintlon L} Grade ilk-Elizabeth S lrelnnd
and he to the kind of rolls to be used. service. with the exception of that part the committee at their lost got-Ming :- Grade ilIHMuriou E. Heteroimtheneuw. 41.1,...
EOPENING OF SCHOOLS hate been argued by our attorney, be l1!" from of the Hefner building. where1 Thomas 1. Ruysmoud‘ re gnatlon in‘e F McHugwh M"‘““ 1 l ' 3 1, . _ '*
. ....__.,1|i‘ore the Public Utilities Cotomienioma great deal of delay has been expert LWRS read and accepted :1 NW?" l-1—Anoetaoln ll. \NHllsll.1 Kindergarten Assistant — Grace in lav or of using the mono,m Wesl-
ubllc schools of The Norwnlksi‘md we now await their decisions. ii.’ AWfl‘ffiM phallic“ oifim’ww John F. Mohlgghopflspolw a fellF-tl‘fi.vo1:"\13y E Smith Stommell—mleo in Over River school. port avenue.1 The fact is t at a
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1 1 r , 1 Over River School. meetin oi the selectmen it .
1 eonen on Monday morning. at :;‘3:.fif§..f§2§°“§§l.§ 11:; mew ldetour bridge and port of the pe‘ 1113:!" ““0“ 0‘ Mr mu” 2“ “ml““ie‘l Grade PMBTSW‘ 9- “as". “”5““ Grade “~4an J. Stowe .‘zua clued tgo use the money on 35.11132.
1 um'mer vocation which ap lthem ' “‘ “‘9 jo‘llieut bridge occum the some splice. ”at: be“;i on the board . ‘rol l. Claren; assistant. Emily N3611'1Feeuey ' ' street there being no 0111196261”
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Feared big to the youthful minds lost In V'iew fif-i ‘1‘ he f ct ih tti n n “The permanent bridge had first to be 2: s hymn ““1“ pres liliidergar’ien brace D1 V’tliniot. i‘ Grafie~V~Laurefiieenan “ ' “ any selectman, and that on ;\ l9.
1. a a le r 1% completed before temporary ironic outed be are the this: as h substi hindergarten Asslutnm~lnura 3.1..
' but which has passed all too Ray 375‘ h ' Grade ”“4955“? 51- POYVBZ 1913 * letter. signed lb} 3“ t'li‘i so-
151 d Brot ere had entered into c30uld be carried he". Within the next tute name to the ot :tir§ Miller. \‘nugim 1. ,.
,3 3,... in» ’1 , 3 ' Grade ill-emits W Thylor.‘ ieotnien was sent to Mr. ‘Bennett, tote
. School committgerdfgg; lg“ various contract to: work and shoe “ eel: this him 0! the detour 1,.ng Judge John K git. of South .\or- Concord school. Grade lI~—-Lillien Dwyer. highway commissioner toque lug
1'1 '“ endeirt‘t'iniflikfifiud his assist 1i3331:1111“11:11:11Sricdozmlfiigfinswiw Rf"- should be complete. ,Eu‘lk. epoke in lav-or oi hir Gimme-ad Grade Viv Louis A. Pratt. teachlug1, Grade 1__ Anna F Pierce him to improve Winfield street
have not been idle during the d S J 1 gh1i t 3'“ l A, the detour bridge progressed the e or; eected onto the bridge commit—z prim ipal; Sara F. Donnelly. nosintunti Kindergartend—iliarrlet H Parker recommending such lmprUVement.
0 months and the facilities for mo? 0? uy 16‘ est rendered 1111’ old structure was removed, and on too and mode a motion “‘2“ his name m Grades V1 and 1“ Franklin. 168818 North Center School. are at a lose to understand how ., v
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‘ m e; g‘ at o as main er oi tie co {Juli 1p and 17 the old steel draw an”. be adopted and. on motion it was v-oi .F' 0 ( ounor Elizabeth R. Donahue. Grades iii and lV—~Florence Limb one can now say there was a. differ
«out 3 are expected to be bette: in tie: t: iti‘chtalrmun. to 11:85:”? “f‘lwas distiluntiod On June 16 all tired-113'd1 hir Olmmoud was elected to the Grade “$1143” E‘ Jennings 86591e1deu ‘ once of opinion between us and Mr
. n 1on a e rs town meet ng t 31 Vt ashn t . 1
ha 19"“ “flow it ‘3 also probabli only just to acknowledge the Heluablc ging to the north of the south side all Th1 gm“ 5 ”'1“ 13‘“de €011"an h Lindeberg, Dell R» Carson. . Grades 1 and Il~Coroline E Coltoo Avison in this matter. A survey has
one there will be glorge increase in service or Mr Raymond in the inter ‘Ule linslule leaves of the detour bridge thk e a“ (all 0‘ “a meeting qu‘ lrade Ill-Adele Pryor. Jeanette: \ ‘ Broad River School. been made for the purpose of making
enrollment. which will make nec t 1 ti b id d bus completed. a total of 805 cubic on up at “'15 time and Judge lohn Cnilnlton Genevieve G Creighton eGmdes 1v to Vi~8hailor B Waite that improvement. and a contract will
1133 ry a rearrangement 0c gmdee1es Shot to r flue as: the proposed yards being remoxed On August 21 J Walsh prenewgd to the meeting ui Lincoln School. undoubtedl) be given v9”, 500“ later
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. 1 D18 0 linere on tree yearn once the dredging was commenced again. resolution. ‘ 4 Grade lV»Jessie M. Surluiu. Myrtle1 eGrndeeIto ill—«Ruth Rider. or. August 19 1913 aiemr signed by
biting about of the teaching tie comm ttee was formed. No one the d9!“ being mused b} inability to1 John S. Seymour at this point Scully, Helen O’Connor, Ruth B. [lock -3 Oronhur 8 heel Mr Device and Mr Atlsou was again
it“, new Oil? is fortunate in has been more faithful in attendance ‘reorh certain portions of the chunneb brought out the fact as to the legality! wood. 1 11 Marv E Pilliux y 9 ‘ 159m to Mr. Bennett Infumung him
08593 in bovine 111?th date 501W“ atoigft :Eeztnéieg; in??? 1111511311211: until the turnout! of the old draw spun 0’ this meeting and Mr McMahon Grade ""4“" 3‘ Croioot. 1"“‘5‘3’ “ 1 1 that the fiscal year of tho town was
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semand competent iriotructo at, and So secure its fl MS 231181801311 to send Center pier were completed ‘11)” made a motion that this matter be Larrauri noon to expire, and asking him to
children of today have much bet E a a as ””8 ”‘9 “1’9“ ending Mimi“ 1‘3 a total. tabled. . ! Grade “”3”“ Emma Barber “3915“ I “send us a letter stating that you in-
:3; committee NB bClerlileS 101' “1160,01. 1.201) cubic yards “ ere removed. On motion it was voted to table it "out. Florence Kelly. tended to improve the highway known
surroundings than ignu the cuseiyeurs oi emcee in overcoming the ob The work ‘8 hindered greatly by 111 John J. Welsh With the consent of; Knudnn School. .' as Winfield street," so that the money
"It their parents wenmo sebum 5‘8“?“ “mullles and ‘83?“ “in my, number of 1.“... “W... m hm nth-3 mower of the reaoluiioh with’ tirade li~Gertrude Dibble. . EN I EL appropriated therefor by the town
in an intercom! hrudie in today 5 “mm mm“ °iii""81l“°“li°“1ilk5““i it?" or mm... 0,. hem“ .1... surface or draw mend the meotlnit than udlourn once l-—~Mru. Elsie w. Smith. ‘ :could be retained. On August 21.
8mm], Superintendent Chapman moo, certnny on or its no now the river bottom. and which have m . . .. _ ! Kindergarten—«May EpWilliumi-t. , 1913, we received a letter from ,Mr.
veg shrub of the detaile which will edgment oi obligations to: fidelity in ‘be removed by n diver. After ”may! William Mofloomb‘ Kindergarten Amituritwiiolol Fair , 136nm.“ stating that it “'1!“ the in
We 891"“ 011 the town. . E On Julv19.wbeu \lr ()th w“ addressed thooe preoent on the neW1ohor. toutlon oi the state to improve Win.
s renewed out in the doliool routine; At the last meeting of the Commibim town Mr. Be 10“ Mk”, “ it cool d1 Chamber of Commerce in Norwhlk Supervisor ----- George E. Thompson. liield street. The matter of improving
~ “1"“; the comlnfi ””1 1, £199 N was unanimously ‘0th to ”"159 eutleinctort to nee sand and rureil ills talk’ was very interesting Marvin ‘choni. . ‘ . Weutport avenue iu the city has new
% P- l W.» 3.... {:UI‘mN’lid D“ 1“ H 13111::Jrnoifiouiii from the Raymond giuvcl book 1:1 Basil Grudoe Vll nud Vliimh‘duu 1‘... Guild. 1 .“_ or been presented ac a meeting all
onto to euccee r. nymon i Anna Brlody, 3 «3 the board of nelecuneu. so that no no-
"A WW5 “EPEOT‘ON' lOrlglnally. three members from Nor Noruullx M" mam“ “mud um 1‘” “annLa Tn “1:6qu 0'1Grude Vlwxuthorine W. Henry. tlon hula ever been tulton upon it.
“The valuation of John 1W Olnwietl.1wulk three from South Norwnlk. and 2:139:33?X‘Z‘S‘LSE‘; Eleszp‘iilggfi ““1- .“a" Grade inAulum Fallon. ‘ ‘ September 1, 1913.
’ Blunt NWWMR» “El 3 ”WWW“ “3110“ min” Eaet Norwnllt. “1°11” “ppm“: (buttltnt it the semi would set up 9301): Grade [L‘“C“"‘° 1‘ «Sims. 4 * ~ JAMES A. BROWN,
‘ - ed. Tie vncunc thorotore occurs u m t ‘ , ._ . EWNE,
onto; 1 Rdyu’loud realigned on the the melliborihip 111”, um South Norwulk "l" “be“ mixed m ”ammo pm. to bel - 0n iuued train ilrnt out) Grade ll lreno Kermit. JOHN D
The Sentinel Will be preteen to re- ,
_ ~ . . .0 tirade l—¢Carrie E. Potty. 3 beloctmen.
we Constitution Coitiniiltto nt1 dlenpoolfully submitted. iiundo in the oiilcc, we would allow villiflfl will be t ruubime d from South Kindergarten-abide“ Mitchell. “"0 131“," for publication, from m
foul“! new \l’unlllnuwn utrrut. A. r. BEARD, l““““° "5 “ ‘" “‘“l ”a" 0'1 “"3 “”1““ Norwuik to nest Norwolk can not be m...“ “1.061, moon, under the above heading. n AUTOMGIIL‘WT H“ Am
inst evening at the town meet- ' Chuirmun. 19%?” wall in "0‘"- ‘i’ mafia”? determined before school neeetubleew Grade Vlmmdm‘ L Cmflmom brioi and to-the-polnt communication. MKIN.
I commendable-‘3. lo the Engineer Pagan'a Report. 10:81:1fil :LGWL‘Sn3'1‘zfgsg‘m; 13:3:ip11'08511’1y not before Tueedn) or Wed. Grade letuilt V. Steele. Mabel 133;;th1:1?1c£$¥§taibtbobenrrfinlzfg; William Meredith, of New York.
"mfvirli Miller, .i.r, I The report or the bridge engineer 1 broke his arm in Norwnlk, thin morn-
.“ then rend and in nu iollowu Tim erwlne wan to be used in the re- one in; which the ar‘umont in not whll m h “‘me le.M
tilt. would have 1mm: _ m “a W, opted on vote of the maiudor or the bridge. The humble concentrated, We do moot amplitud- '11:: with”; “shim: William “key":
m” a choice, the more mootlh ' point were made up that came uite.- ally “In” brevity. Long-Wind“ IJ-i .
3 173 Washington Street. noon (Saturday). and the ioilowing1 tlcies, we have observed. are the int 21%;;ka 13:3: “in; 1:153; cg:
South Norwulk. Conn. MDMW “M“ examined ”my concur in be “‘d‘ and are mm limo ”om1‘oiiloe. where the mo was out The
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August ['8’ 1913. ed no out elector, no path mode from fill it 80¢nt brook won a very .iilliillll one and he
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View” .A Kroup oi poplin (ruin the Hammond.
:ili’th or ninth zrudu or the. Concord or Grade lV-~-Helen Thompson.
‘F‘ruuklin building will 111;on be trdne- (ll-ado ilk-«Jenn Duinult.
ported to the Mervin building. The Grade ilw—Nniolie Wheeler.
increased enrollment in the «south putt Grntio lwi’irnco M. l-iunnn
lot town may, however, compel the Kindergartonmlmurn Sherwood.
uohool outborltlee to make dinorent are Klndercerton “Mutant ~—» Adele
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3 c we rep 3 i on. Chairman Bridge Construction Com. pending on oxuminution of the couz‘ Pupil» o! the seventh anti eighth Rowapton School. ‘ up”, honie, where he in routing quietly;
mun. mitten. Norwnlit. Conn. brute in ”mg grade». from the south port of town. Grades V and «mum 1). hence To The Evening Sentinel: WWW...
Dent 811‘! ‘ iwill ell report at the Franklin build- diet. 3 We were very much surprised to NA! "ARTE. iron lfinLiN.
' the'dnilec jmpofied upon 1 “Me the “"0“le 9'03”“ ”1'0" 0" “WW“ 1‘“ I told “‘9 contractor ling; public or the heme grades from motion ill and lvwlieatrloe baton. rend an mm“ in yonterday’o mum LONDON. a,“ 3,313.“, F91“. Die!
”00» He in fearless 1h. to mnko in connection with the worki that if the concrete did not 8‘“ “P1tlm north pnrt oi term, at the Center. Glrnueol and iiw‘ellielon Sturges. in retard to the improvement at that «started today for Berlin, where he
on the new Weehinxion street bridge. properly we wuuld require him to re- vupufi of them grades; from E“; Nor- winnipmk School. Weloport mud. in .9113 (pity of Non. guy: he attends to rmln‘lme.ttipe.
hie knowledge oi not south Norwulk. coon“ cot/3mg u... {33- move it. and out good concrete in ital walk ed the Marvin building Grades W m Vlwliermnn m8". walk. in which it w“ “Mad that m '
end riod from the first of June to the urea. place. in accordance with Article. XVII: some time “0' owing to the luolt or 10min» I to llluTiieroeo Donneily. 1obieotod to using the town'n chore oi Sentinel Want “V" will introduce
oi bunineun ability out ditto: of ”16 03mm“ bi“ “WWW 1‘ “9‘ adequate accommodations at the Huh 1 Bromide Much the apmopriittion on not highway, some people to own other teddy who
The contractor‘s plant (or the work ill) 10 a eulhciont extent and thoratore school, it won decided that that school Grader lV town-many 13. Ecuador. em dull-ed it'ncod for improving Win. mutton.» Wyndham” ”a"
onl’art 1. reinforced concrete bridge. no penalty was imposed. The use or! should be divided into two notional-- Clrndocl to liwllldith 1“,“de ‘ iloid street. and that Mr. Am” mu Old- 111. 3 1
arrived on the brine tile on June 9. "1" 1°”! midi WNW“, W” “WW one to be in amnion item 8 n. m. to 12 We“ Not-walk comet. " ,, . . .1 ..
J ,3 , r. and Work commenced onthotduy. m knitted or Antoni: u, and Core Bar; 1...; the other. iron) 1 to ii p.111. It was loo .1 Underwood.
1 an Mouth. The not called 99°“ l" m. ’Greinor me who“ “Md 1““ 1’9““ used “in“ On AW“ thoucbt but, tab. that comm-twill stir supervisor or fireman-Adeline In.
birch and proved itHBorlt- 33M “‘0 to MYW‘KWW‘“ “3 “3‘5““ 25 1““ gravel was “counted- ” dents form the group for the utter- Benton.
outlaw. cell i arrived on the lot on will for fillies and CW0 3W mm nonhuman. nemny howevemt his Supervisorwil‘nnk morocco.
in” t. l“ him mil» ‘ been round that n in eimoitimpmmo em..- aghool.
7110"?“ MM“ commenced ”1 “10 WNW WM *0 W ‘0‘ in module the ”Work or the ”tidal. Brides “VII Ind VIII-“Mrs. Ella 1".
3m tritium that pm at the W9 mi motel in: hotel than tor we in the: alum end. name that such , Gilliam. Morocco in. denim. Laure
nent bridge in trout oi the Hitler the mi in am y! the W build a divuiqn 3m Whirl! till? 1,“, n M. Wmond Katherine Mum. ,
m‘oduuoeuoimotmufiu , 1 ,_ ,. 3. _ ot‘ the mmgmlwprmnma .mpugm
in this portion W lull . ' , ’ fin Willi lion.
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