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nun-wow Editor’s Ellidgncd
hi Moll Lodge, No. 108, F. at... A. M
.Meets in Masonic. Buildlpg, south
Main street. int and at! Tuesday or
-.—st «8 ocioek. All Muster
sons cordially invited. E Burr
Bench, w. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
800.
lutlo‘r Chapter No. 38. R. A. M.
, :Meets in Masonic Building South
51«Main street. second Tuesdays or
each month—July and August «0:-
cepted—«st 8 o ’.clocli All Royal Atom
Masons cordially invited.‘ Cha rles
A. Tuck H. 1’. Robert W. Wilcox,
Sec.
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in todny's issue we have printed it
. detailed inventory of the resources
and liabilities of the former City of
- South Noanlk, now the Second dis
trict of the Greater City.
This inventory was compiled by the
commissioners on the seventh oi Deto-
rber in order to have in readiness «all
‘ needful data for the organization or
" the new city. It may not be and to
insert at this point, in Discs of ‘the dis-
. . dussinns that are heard concerning the
heaping of the city accounts, that the
5 .Second district can verify its receipts
‘ . and disbursements for the past forty
' three years of its corporate existence,
and that if any method of residin-
provement can be introduced it still he
sparingly; it? 111989 having moment
the work. The inventory presents the
soafiurces or assets of *tho «Secondtdis— «
trial at the actual figures that they
cost the former city, consequently in
several «of the items .there is it marked
advance in value hi ‘the present time
over the. original cost. The published
statement shows the salable assets at
a net cost of $1,000,; ’1281. Nowtake
alone the one feature of the publici
water system with its perpetual iron-
ohise; -ns 0 going enterprise. it has a
(present. value ol‘ $1,000,000.00. 'ilhcn
add the prosperous electrical works.
sinking funds, supplies. cash in hand,
1:31;...an we easily have an nggreuute
in «real value oHlvenmi liquid nssets
‘ of "81.500.000.00. exclusive of the $285,«
000.00 worth of pavements, sewers,
etc. ilt‘is tiiel‘iive nuaets'thatmowould
cull attention to «because of their sin-
hrlu’sic value and not their :unllmltou
future possibilities.
The statement presents further that.
the liabilities of the Second district on
October '7th. 1018. were $074,707.13.
flopposo that we deduct these liuhin-
tion from the $1,500,000.00 of live as—
sets, eve 0nd thut the district had it
hundsmnu hnlnnce to its credit otltl2h,«5
00000. This lame surplus or huinnce' _
has been uccumuintud during the post.
forty-three yours hill] the true nnulynlni
of this very fluttering situation muons,
tlnit lSouth Norwulh xor tho phat forty-l
tlireo yours nus paid its current nth
unhio properties and accumulated on
average annual surplus of 310.000.00.
« (iodide find it pumilel case in tho
‘ ”to at (lonnoutlcut? it is worth it
repetitionwlortythroe years of sell
mailman a yearly pr'oflt of $10.
wanton .
secured its vnl- '
use. producing a. total surplus or
pose of authorizing theniternitlons and
addition required for carryingr tomrd
snooesst’ully and economically the
work of the city.
Every citizen should be present to
hear the reports and vote for the neon-
ed improvements 5.
__ MW...
CWRMWAS chaos.
The pleasant old English custom of
the walls who went about «l’rdm house
to house on Christmas eve and senor-
nded the people within wssfievlved in
Norwnik on Wednesday evenjhg hy-n
group of young women midijthe First
congregational Church. ' '5: their.
carols they brought a. bit‘ot tipomist-I
rues cheer to not it low of ”.39.: ldents
.oii East Avenue and in the: neighbor
hood oi the’ Green. it had the' favor of
novelty and caught the our of the
passer-by who stopped to sseztho- tun.
nndstuyed to listen as .well. 'Ehe mer-
ry waits-mere greeted «with right good
«will ‘ihy thexsurprised V andxnppmciutlve
recipients of their-moussinnd bad to
refuse many commissioned-30mm:
and share the Christmas (wear that
seemed to rule every home. All such
customs «carry 'thesplnit u.‘ good will
with which theyorlgiuntedmnd‘such a
revival was enobouiym MW thought,
but u «delightlul «cuntrlhutionho the
sum of our «Uhristmas‘mstivities. We
do well to preservutthetnictumue in
all our festive ceremonies.
onms‘rnmi overused.
The merchants in every line or butli
nose throughout the (trailer City state
that their Christmas trade vthie your
surpnpsed «anything during past, years.
The stores «were constantly “housed
with people noxious to secure our
chosen and the stomhoepers‘ and their
clerks with many extra helpers were
busy both during .the «icy .nndmvsnins
«time; The volume » 0! W638 trans-
acted has been enormous and most
lines of business had their entire
Christmas stock all soldlout by Christ»
mus 'iilvo. do many «of the micron «and
ninrkots expressions or approval were
heard concerning the large amount or
money that. was put into circulation by
the Christmas Bavlnxs Club.
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HEAOHEY BREAKS REBORD.
Aviator Celo'brnton chrlctmu
«Looplnn Loop Five couscou-
tlvo Times.
MN FltANCiilGO. Dec. Slim-inn
coin llouciioy celebrated Christmas by
insulting u world's record. looping the
910011} on .nonsooutlvo slim mm a
height or 700 loot andiiudihs in a.
norm street «on the Pentium-Pacific
exposition grounds. Beecher turned
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which he 1m downward to limit.
as resend. «the «05mm or this our
tlouinr their at militias. umwhu militant-1mm. ”hm“ . mmwmm
To present the inch; by another 0- performed drum s «most hslvht.
lustrntion we might add, that the See
cud district could dispose at its thriv-l
ing‘ lire assets. pay on all of its liabili-
; mam! dilutihuteithe surplus mung hum! with m m ammunition“!!! Wm sins
its amused hundred taxpayers, giving “Junkie WWWWW
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55 :Andihttr‘iuteroutlng point shown by lame “mm 31W m. “ ’ ’ '
the am inventory is that during mmmmm.m mimmmmm our NW
55MflflflM3mmflng or toot mum mummmsmwu. m «any amount W W
, “Maui“ minimum Whitman-m
h... «lithe sensuous we . .
called a special meeting. «$115 the city _
Hall. when, “It i mock. tor the pur- ‘
. traded to theullsds. theltlisnts ‘wili he
«c»muummim«
wingihnntl‘i «mod 9m inr
«bun .«emb 2:100 mamas «it got
3400.000. portrait of King Philip 1i .
tsp-in. Nut Julyiwhenathewm onto“; «.
rocky and Chnrlie Moms win reviled.
the tendons «visit dhe cool crusader-
«instant! Withoflfids. «
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Grow lot the Oinnts «will have to do
When he returns from himworid‘s tour ..
:81 .to hustle around and find “meal!
a. new third «hesémnnnunioss finnti- ‘
mental 'llilly Shale-r is only idiiddlggs
Tilly from thersunsst section at the
country, has iupt announced the?-
‘ililevnh again shall i play hull.” ma
with Tilly oh the roster nod Hones
loft third husemnnless.
Brooklyn ions are already claiming ‘
the pennant iwuiofluiwrbns tor 1014. ‘
although the Tinker deal has not been
dotinltelynettied. ' lmuhsrt, '« Cutshnw.
.«Bmith :nnti "llllnkor they claim will ,be
an unbeatable infield. lNap «Rocker
and ‘Reuibnch will keep up the pitch «.‘1’.
lug end.
it is reported that Willie another
man. the molly outfielder muhm
Newark Indians, will soon be taken
50Vei‘ by the Brooklny team. Charles
H. Ebbets has practically'closed'n deal
whereby the 80mins will get Zim-
merman in exchange (or “boo Calls. ‘
lien, on outfielder. and Maurice Kent.
a. pitcher who recently were recalled
by Brooklyn ir'om Toronto.
By releasing inclined, once with the
Giants. to Rochester, 1390110 Stalk
loss has cut his pitching stair down to
« seventeen men. Coditloillinok. how
ever. will try to wdh'y nlong through
'nnotbsr season with iBlender and
Plank, using .0ne pr two~y01111g1.0rs
lrom time to time to give the old boys,
on sitternoon oil
tloveruor John K. Toner. the newly :
elected president of the Nationm
Lenguo. wants to be in on the torm-
nl welcome to the world touring
White 801: and Giants when they
reach these shores on )larch 6.1m,»
ietsr to Ben Johnson. president of the ’
American lacuna. the governor «.ssns
thni discolouration be made Jointly
«with the National «League, arid the one 55
gostion was «gladly accepted.
These are nullity days ior Tom
liyuchu umpires. The umpire .plnns.
of the Tenor pluuuim was consoles
one at the time of the election. but
the new president use the our can't
he linpmudmwu.1ho Mano served
to detect Much, however. end than.
evidently was on thst vans wanted.
After thnt lineman incident.“ Phil:
dolphin inst, opium m. mined nu
though moose «would mover .mlu weigh ‘
viu the oiiioiui (will? .0! the Notional
Lawns.
'i‘osrsnu cud damn .ol the New
York Notionnls one aplnyinuzln the Cub
iloruiu Motor lmue.
elect-story «hunter .ol maximums ‘
it necessary .itofidsny that «his club was
in tho-shone iordos Tinker.
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best quality comes from ‘ ‘ ur
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" as regards descriptioni The immense Variety pro-
hibits the same. Suflici: it to say that all one beds
as mentioned above. will be offered torno 5w at
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In addition to this weshave selected them our
beautiful basement shock, «about live dozen nexus,
such asChocolate Sets, {Sterling Silver Deposit Ware,
Berry Sets, Fancy Slates, Cut Glass. etchind to-
5'5rn0rrow we offcr‘thcsc at «one half regulafir price.
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If you will "listen
to a selection
onthe
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on‘Ohristm more!“ -
Stop in our thus and hear you: {0- :3 «5
vorbto soug5 or inhinuncnini selection. --
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Aspiendid Wily to buy high grade suns
sudh as For Sets. Mufis. Scarfs and Coats, nt awon-
dcrfully big saving.
PlCTOleAL REVIEW PATTERNS
«5, on 1*unl momhn attend of others. 55
mil “mm” for «Will: of Pictuiqi‘lovim Styles
contains the most popular and smartest modifications at
THE “MNARET” STYLE
'“Mim' nodal-0: mks in orb-r patterns
1mm Review wns‘thoiflnt to «thwart this-400 intact or all
Pension models «
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100 Pairs IBLA‘NEETS, «somewhat soiled from
window .and5countcr display. '1-‘3 less than regular
price. 5
’lw'cOMFORTAElLES, liliwsithanni‘eg. «price.
25 dozcn'wnne schnssbnd snows lace and
hemotitched. «1-3 less» no regular price.
300 WAISTS, all new, that sell regularly tmm $1
mm; mm models, 1433 less than regular price.
on mums» MILLINERYM 1-2 «reg pride.
Whether Your Wants are Big or Little,
Come to T5 e Boston Store-—
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