cherry, Pudding.
741mg cullillldoi stale c.1111
u Iloyermf sour canned'cher-‘
1119a very dry. Sprinkle with
over and bake-half ,an
‘9. moderate oven Serve with
sauce, flavored with almond.
O
pupful of bread crumbs. and
ii all tiié‘ butterls taken up and
,r tube are coated. Now butter
“ pd ,ng dish, and into it slice 9.
ick layer of turf. appleerprin-
Minotaur and cinnamon. spread
, ’tlfin . layer of the buttered
“ascend dot with jellyof any pro
kind. Continue with apples;
crumbs and jelly till the dish is
fitting the last layer be a rath
loin oue'oi‘ crumbs. Pour in n
half‘cupful of water. and bake
fissiow oven for an hour, catering
‘hrowns' too quickly. Serve with
, Hot Chocolate Pudding.
Credit: two tablespoonl‘uls of butter
‘itli half a cupful-of sugar, add one
beaten egg, half a cupful of milk, on"
upfnl of flour, one teaspoonful or
liking powder and a little suit, Melt
"4' square of chocolate. 11nd add it to
the butter. with n. tnblesptmnfui of co-
: on. Steam in u buttered mold for
,two hours. and servo. with 11 liquid
, Jam Puffs.
One cupful of flour. file
a. of baking powder .
ul of salt, two
A
teaspoon-
one teaspoon-
tubicupooni‘uis 01
SMALLPOX lN MlDDLETDWN
\HDULPWOW’IN, March 10:7va0
ew cones. of smallpox, said to be in
ldaform, were discovered yesterday
th, Wcstflsld section of lhtI town.
Lib West‘fleld school, which
not 00puplls, has been closed in
decadence. The cases today 'brin;
he total to date up to eight.
has
‘ is oiling, we are inteiostod in see—
‘iihem take the best medicine there
, timely particular trmxdiie, We
"t remmend “cureails,” as ms
't believe there are such things.
19 donu‘t want you to spend more
, you have to. flame 'of you get
fwoges, and when you're sick,
, 1m can for your money.
‘ We recently came across a new
edy for increasing strength and
to us ono, and to stop it in the he-
will save you money in the
‘ 1 Olive Oil lihnhlslon. . It is
, est remedy. when you are run-
fl‘ tired out~ norvioussgno matter
, ,liut the cause. it doesn‘t. merely
ditto ybu and make you feel good
1- In few hours, but takes hold oi
~bottom church. and uh two
pupfui of brown sugar, pour.
-. night,
butter; half 11' cupful of milk Rubl
Butter custard cups.
in the
thirds
Steam three
.put a tnbiespoonful’of jam
full with the batter.
quarters or'nn hour. and, serve with
any goodsaucex—F‘srm and Fireside.
God a in Monaco.
' Grill—one herring, then remove-nil
the bones undiskin and 'rub the flesh
through 11 sieve. BollIhalf s cupi'ui
‘0! rice until tender. Remove all skin
andr‘boues from one pound of‘bolled
'c'od and break“ into turtle flakes.
'Shell two hard-cooked eggs, chop the
whites nndrub'the yolks through a
sieve. Skin two tomatoes, slice than
and heat ‘them’in‘the oven. ‘ . 1
Melt tvlro tnblospbonfuls of butter
form a short basque below
Lao. Plays Prominent Bart. .
.the butter. suit. flour and, baking pow-i Once more there seems good reason ,
dei- together. and mnlte into a batter
to hope that face may speedily come
' with the milk.
into its own again, for on many of
. the evening gowns. prepared already
for the early spring season holiness.
scar-bl 11nd draped 11111le of lace play
a prominent part. in one model the
'chie’l charm lies in‘ the graceful and
becoming way in which it is draped.
with two broad scnrfs or fine Alencon
lace. The skirt is of pale pink crepe
do" chine, closely platted st Ithe waist.
vand'there is an underhodice of pink
chiffon to match, completely covered
by the ends of the lncescsri’. which
cross the figure like a flchu buck and
front, and which are. arranged also to
7 s 'verl'
narrow waist belt, composed of pink
satin ribbon. The two ends of inch
then pass o1er the hilouidors hr the
in a saucepan stir in one iabléapoom form of slectos, and cross each other
ful of flour. add the herring, him a at the back, coming around afterward
cupful of fish stock or water and buff
a cupful of milk, and stir until the
sauce boils Then add the cod, the
whites of eggs and lemon Juice. suit;
and pepper to taste iloup the mix-
ture in u- buttered fireproof (11811 and wedding presents and not always 11 i
,. .ndds lo the chic oi (2101')
put a border around of the boiled rice
and the tomatoe slices. Garnish very
hot.-—i.ndies' Home Journal.
Fruit Whip l
Take thin slices of sponge cake and sometimes \ery difficult to drape sat- pect (““3 berm“ c
line the bottom of a glass with it.
Over this out a layer of fruit cut very
fine. Preserved fruit may be used
if desired.
to the front where they are just light
11 caught together across the plulls
of pink crepe dc chine
... -\._. .. ,
lbs made to do duty for several «ea-i
As a good idea for utilizing those
broad lace scari‘s, so often given us
daptable as u skirt trimming, this e
fective design is worth reinsmberlng.,
ilt might also solve the problem as to
libe best wnv in which
to arrsnile
heirloom smris of lace which lire
lsiactorily, when if is out of the qilos-g
tlou naturally that such
fabrics should be cut iii any say, or
Make a custard 0f 3 even sewn together more than is ab ,thc left ““01
1sumed considerably
quart of milk, sugar to taste, the yolks 501mm, )tecesgnrt,
of four eggs, two tsblespooufuis of
dissolved gelutlne and grated choco-
late to flavor Stir and 88l- 10 0001 costs of lace, which can be worn wilhi
.1 Put this over the cake and serve in
small individusi glasses. The whites
of the eggs can be beaten to s' stiff
froth and ornamented with candied
cherries. Serve small frosted nukes
with ,thls.v~hiot11ers' Magazine. 1’
list 1111:1111 rooms:
A powder in be shaken into the shoes if you
hove tired. aching feel try Allen’s Foot-limo. it
rests the loci. and makes new or tight show only)
Cures nciuil ,swoiicn hot, sweatin fcct. Relieves
come and unions ol all pain an we rest and
oomfortfl '1‘ bio-day Sold by all ruffle“ and
Shoe Stores 3111:. Mit'tmpt any mil 111i | did.' [an
FREE lirnl Bumps o is
FOOT-EASE Sanitary CORN-PAD. a new inven-
tion. nddroes Allen S. Olmsted. Le liar. N Y.
_..... ..—.. _._., ...._._.- ....
NEW HIM/ENI WOMAN'S BODY i8
FOUND 0N WEST ROCK.
Wife of High School Professor, Mfu-
ing Since Saturday, Died From
Exposure.
NEW i‘lAVlIlN, March 10.—~llying
l‘nce downward in the mud in a thick-
et on the eastern slope of West Rock,
two small boys last night found the
body of Mrs. August Ii. Erlksson. wife
of a. professor at the New l-anen.
High School. who had been missing
from her home since Suturdny noon.
There were no marks or bruises on
the body. and the medical examiner
said in his opinion, she had died from
exposure
Mrs. mrikssonI'who was about 31.1
years old, lied been in poor health
for a number of weeks from a nerv-
ous breakdown.
Professor Erikssou reported to the
police Saturday that his wife was
missing. and requested that s general
search be made. No trace had been
round of her. however, until the so
cidontitl discovery of- the body last
Two boystBeuiamln Behlcr
and Joseph J. Ualyl‘, about ten years
of age, were looking for iireh'o‘tid on
West, ‘Rock last night. when they
M
Fascinating afternoon gowns
be successfully arranged withlonu
complete underrobes in soft silk, 'sut-
in or crepe do pbiuc "l‘hese coats are
useful uiike in white and in black, us
well 1111 in various shades of ecru and
when they are chosen in lucc of a
sufficiently substantial kind they can
I
i . , .
may ,sious. forming broad 11311111 which at
planting of ribbon. piece silk, ninlllle
BIRD CLUB MEETING
214 Different Species of Birds
During Six‘ Years. .
Seen
There was it very good attendance
of“ the members of 111.. Norwalk ,l‘ilrd
Club, who gathered at the home 01
Miss Frances Hunt, in West nvcnuc.
for their regular monthly meeting.
Game Warden Wilbur alI‘. Smith pre-
sented 11 list of the birds of Norwaik.
which have been observed by him and
others during Ult‘ punt live or six
years- The report showed that a
total of 21 i different species of birds
had been sccn 11nd thntnmong them
were some very rare species. it was
decided that :1 book relating to them
be published and it will be publish
ed in the near future. The list of
birds seen for the month of Febru-
ury by the illembcrs numbers 38.
Good tenants are to be had—dot
the advertising.
liliillt Hill ill]
Plill’liw liiillili
Salts, caiomei, Pills, Act on
Boweis Like Pepper Acts
in Nosfriis
let u 10~cent bolt now.
Most old people 11111st give to the,
t .
To Take Out Oil.
“0“51 and 0““ be “0““ “l WT“ "V", To claim s vessel that bus contain
afternoon gowns 01 "“0““ kinds. ed kerosene oil, wash the \(i‘illiel With
Some 01 “‘9 mo“ 9‘19“"? 0‘ these thin milk of lime, which 'forms an
00M“ “T9 bordered with 3 finger Width emulsion with the petroleum, and re
0' dark fur, a distinctive mm“ which moves all traces of it, says the Sun
“HMS them “D ‘9 date. “3d ““9 “m , Jose 'l‘imes- Star. By Washing 11 see
a little to their attractive WDWMCOI 10nd time with milk of lime 31nd a vow
. " ismnll quantity of chloride of lime. and
Seller 8MP“ allowing the liquid to remnin in the
The sailor shaped but will be u {11VI'vessei about an 4101113111111 then wash-
orlts for spring 11nd summer, says the ing it with cold water the smell may
New lork Press li- Wl“ have 1 3 be removed. if the milk of lime be
N811 Mild 0‘ velvet 0" 8M1" MOW“ used warm 11111191111 of cold.tl1o open
the ('T'OWH- partly concealed by n ,atlon is rendered much shorter
wreath of flowers The shape of the
but will be much the some as furl
several seasons, "1951""! WW“ brim Fireplaces,” sass a wonmn urchi-
moderatoirhigh "own- “"“n WW" ' tect "should not all be placed on out-
will make some of the DUST. of these. side walls. The) shOuld be placed on
““10" hats. , ’ the inside walls and grouped together.
Hats A" ."Hill” Ind More “WU-for this arrangement keeps the hen:
Jnuntinesu i! the characteristic of in the house and provides that when
Keeps Heat in.
fine new lists, importing itself men to one fire is lighted- and the an“ get
lthe classical
__ Rembrandt Guiusbor Iwarmed the other fires all light and
ougil 11nd Fragonard shapes, all of I'druw better Iflxe“ Yotk {areas
which promise to come in for their
share of pupuisrity next spring. says Table Runner 1. Stenciied.
the illustrated Mililner of New York. Very affective for a my,” runner is
This inunty note, by the wuy, greatly, lone of the Japanese stencils. These
type 0" stencils can be purchased already cut.
but Chiefi)‘ ll) the newesttip‘tilted “‘1' end are applied in the some way as
is a. decided fsd. While the crowns or d395, whicheier medium You pru-
the changed very little. if uuy, in us ,fer, says the New Orleans Picayune.
TOW“ all“ being “"- i Cream linen or a gray or cream
disputed favorite). the minis have dl- crush is moat effective dunk: for a
preciouslmmm‘ed in width “i “‘9 "8‘" Mile. tuble runner. and whatever material
and the decrease in‘ width is added to is chosen, it should be wide ellollgll
which has suddeul)
larger
at 0111i) end, about four inches deep
a during angle rise high
crown.
’i‘oquss 1I>1ti cull-i1 high, 0:1 111111 side
and flat on the other 1119. shown in
great variety. in files; the brim is
oiltimes evenly wide throughout, the
high effect being produced by a wide
above the
artistic and seem to be especially zit-1
imctlte when used for
,Two shudes of blue would be sufficient
colorings for this sort. of stencil.
.l‘urk and the gruvy will be
i
lumpy.
llad Serious Lung
Trouble-Now Well .
Suil‘crcrs from Lulu; 'lroublc urc uftru
misled in llu- bulls! ihut nothing will
suvc lliillil.li1‘1ll up :11 uir. “holcsnnm
fund uu1l rcgulnrlfy l11 imblfs do much
in :1i1liuur to 11Ixt1n1I ill-.11lfi1 lull Filillt‘
filing 1Ils1- la 111-1-.1l1I1l \iunv pmplc who
hnl'u lnkcn l'2I11k111m s Alton-1 I11l11I burs lus-
ilficd [but it won ibis incillclm- which in
stored them in imnlill. llcmi 1i1iu:~
\\'.1I\1l1ll1 ill.
Through your lilMKilillfm-
lu'cil nun-ml from 11 1111'-
buyer
or vulrct.
JUDGE WALSH RESUMES ON cw.
lL BUSINESS.
The common pleas civil court re-
sumed work yesterday with Judg-
Johll .i \\ ui. :h on the bench taking the
place of lodge ‘31 bit who is recover”
lop,r from illness. The case to lie tak-
en up was that of Robert Fitzroy
against‘tho Connecticut company. it
was placed .on trial before the jury
“iiiIIlfh‘lilril:
lullly l hurtl
lunllmI unlvo (in lI1I11I111i1fIr id. 10111. I ,
“"1? i iukrnl MP1, ‘i‘,\ 1l111l1l Tl'llcllillloililil. ““9 MEL week 3““ Wm "Wham." “aka
\1 l 1 1 1icv1- 011131 “In .1111 ‘1'1illl11-“ ll . , ~ .
lI.1Ilu4ubr1 1'11.) i 11.1111 if): l‘1ui “mill. “p “em“ “11 0f lode).
’icv 1-1 and iuicr 111 i‘ 11111111 i‘ifi Coluruilo it in ii suit which cancerng llfl ile-
Ai'i1rl11i111: more luv) Wicks 111,1 physl ,
f'lilll infol'ulc-i Inc lliui 1111' 111111» wns bupcI 14ldmlt lll Nollie «Venue, Bridgeport,
i1IsH"'ihuI1-11'1I.cks lutcr l r1t111'ucd home.
last summer. A trolley car collided
with the plaintiff’s automobile and
smashed it so badly he says that it
is beyond repair.
Negligence on the part of the rail-
road company is alleged. '
\v1Iigi1ing 10:: pu1m1is.thn doctor hurliit:
ulicu m1- nu smirk-11111 of I‘Tt‘iltlllnl! thcrc
nil1Io.0u.l11ly l-l liiiih, l bopuu inking
l‘r‘kmuns \vbuvlcrtul rcun-dr for [.1111'
'l‘lnublo 'l‘miuy 1 “club 15 pounds
run afoul 11ml \1'1Ill quI run 1111 any kind
of work ulmul 1111 ifi‘liliil 1Ii1I\I.ufnr'
t.:'\lll1]l\llir\l'll'lll'll \\'-‘i Bil.
(lbuw ublvrmiufcd:1mm» 1111 II.1I11111Isl)
Hi'kiilllll' 11 Aifcrufli'c l1.- 1s iwcn prov ml by
11111111 yulls' icnt (11 i11I' must cflicucluliil
{111 111vcro'li11nnl 11ml i.11111..‘\ff‘t'1'ii1uis.
nit. At any drug store.
dcure. 11.31 sill-I hr nil 16111111111 111-11511:qu
and Clifford Pharmacy and Still-
sou-l oweil Corporation.
111111 [iiillSi lllY ii.
Biliilll YOUR HAIR
Malta if Thick, biopsy, Wavy,
tuxuriaut and ,‘ilemnv/e
All dandruff
PROPOSB CL08INQ OF QIEGEL
arenas ' ,
NEW YORK. March tom-That the
Simpson Crawford sum-the Fourteenth
Street stores of the Henry Isiegel in-
terests in New York' he closed was
recommended today by the receiver of
the two concerns in n‘report. made to
Special Muster George 0. Hon. A
decision will be handed down within
a few days.
“m
Your high becomes 'iight, wavy.
unify, abundant and appears as soft,
dramas and beautiful as u young
The receivers declared the two
stores are now bein‘gmouducted byy
them at a decided loss, and resorts
{when found. both bonds were, in a
stumbled across the body in a thick ‘bowels .30.“,3 regular help, else they
clump of bushes near a path. suffer from constipation. The condiw
The body was fully dressed, and tion is perfectly natural. it 1111181
as natural as it is forlold people to
muff that she carried There was walk 31mm. ’Old age 1,, never so
nothing round to indicate suicide, the
medical summer said although elastic. ’Anthe'boweissre pnusoles.
some bi her friends Were fearful that ' So all our people need (Ewan-eta,
ocfivn in. youth The "muscles are less‘
mended that the, proposed sale of their
stocks be so conducted that in event
of reorganization. the assets of the
two concerns may be taken Over in-
tact. The sole of the assets of the
Merolmnts' Express company. another
ciri' s after a "Danderine hair cleanse."
lust try this—~moist9n a. cloth with a
little IDnnderine and carefully draw it
throughqyo11r‘hnlr, takingons small
strand at. a. time. This will cleanse
the hair of dust, dirt and excespim oil
weakness and builds you up to she might try to tulle her life be
healthy, normal condition. it is it cause of her poor health.
nerveifoo'd tonic and builder of .. ~--~-~~~---w
' Maintains iiiypophouphitesfl _....... . 1
1111 tons the nerves. and pure NEW- YORK. March 10.4115 lost
on nourishes the nerves. nightmnusod the clmput total destruti:
out! the entire 311.111.111.151... or at Mind's Protestant Embed.
One might as well romeo to aid weak
eyes With'glasses “an to n’elllect this -
gentlo‘old to weak bowelu."l‘he bowels
must lie kept collie. This is impor-
hint at all ages, but never is much
on at fifty. ‘ .
Age is not a ilnis’ for mu. physics.
‘lfouth nifty occasionally whip the how:
gobbling no also pal church. one of the smallest- out
n .
biased property, is also urged;
.. doubled the beauty of your hair.
‘4-
.Nlllw wnsnMINs'rns. IB. 0..
March lbI—«Altor a trial lasti’iig all
day. John rluco.1mumhor of the prot-
inclul assembly, was found guilty of
unlawful sssemb ntithe spec 11] us-
as here 1111 111
big and falling; hair.
dimzf. for thevselvedge to finish 0" we lug water before placing in the drain-
' ”I‘d“ i‘here Shou’d ”9 a double hem er and the pure, clear whiteness will
i
i
'lee rush bird designs are blunts spots “,1, appearHL-St Louis Star.
scarf ends.
.knlfe blade. try using a. wire, potstg
1
l
in mixing flour gravy. “He 11 8m" and blends the two with little trou-
,ble in it short time
. .
bleeding or FAIRFiELD FIXES TAX RATE AT
lirmu-bliii llIquulliIli Aulhlllu stubborn «itchiugmiles provoke profanity.
:‘nbitwl mm in 1111,i,11iii1ll111; iluI 111-11111II1,1,1. 'llit muffin!“ “10m cure them ”our 8
illll llll it" nill'lil ("3 [M fill 01‘ lll‘ ‘
forming drum Ask for booklet iciliuu ””QO ““108 itching.
nf Mwwric 111111 wrlftI lu IldIIkuuln 'Irotruliing plies after years of suffer”
Laboratory. l‘hllmlviphln. l‘11.. for 11le
1 cd parsley.
nutment of the but for which there’ . 1 I .
5 10m“ stentils. using either oil points ', in benteucgg and fine crumbs and era
w‘w .w .11.
h~uu.u»u1-.o. 11o
_I~’a an. a .-
\.\‘N‘ ‘H. ‘1
H
I",
‘ .
new . mm. ”33..-“...
Quick Embroidery, ,
A SENTINEL OFFER,
1 1 -.
ilcre is an easy way to pad 9.111..I Smurt Styles for the lclninine Inclu-
broidery. says a. contributor to Mod- (llPl‘B of the iuulily; Young‘s Magazine
on. Priscilla Take 11 spool 0, flaming for the male members. Send or 11111.1;
cotton and fasten one end to the work '300' to this olllcc and if V0“ are a
and let the spool run in makinyscal .suiiscrlbers to the Sentinel the two
laps on children's dresses and othel .maguziues bill be sent to your 1"”le
fancy work such as simple doliiesl ,for three luonllls. if you are not it reg-
centerpieces or scarf covers Thelu)” subscriber order your Sentinel
work just files as one holds the darn.
feither from us or one of the new; deal.
ing cotton down and buttonliolss over iers, pay us thir'ty cents. and we will
it all at one time.
lsend you the magazines ior iili‘ee
linonthg. In short~10u pay us :l0
lcenis, your newsboy 12c. per week for
three months and the magazines are
'yours.
Cost Noted.
Noting the cost of recipes is a goodl
as well as an economical habit. 'l‘he1
best way to do it is to insert the
price of the different ingredients in
the margin of the cook book beside ’I‘uesda 41141;“ ' . H.1-
each recipe. Figure the cost of eggs. l (iirls' Frlendl go“, mi“ 1392', idld
butter. sugar etc," at their bishop“ mom ,1, 8 y ‘ c y 11 ‘e ""
prices; then you will know, by '
a. .
p r -_.. r . ,1 u -
glance at the recipe, just about whntl lednesday Womells (mild ut the
1......»—
.Gm: PARISH sores.
a dis-1h will 10st ultadles Home .lour . rectory atz 30: Hearth {"8 (.lrlo m
the Guild room at Bria. Evening
uni .
. prayer. 4:30. ,
Codi‘ish Cakes. _ Thursday—Tile celebrniiuu of the
\,,_ liai 1i will b lti twice ,,‘,Hoiy tomlnumon at. 9.30; evening
‘ x ‘9‘ (‘ s w ‘ ' b prayer with sermon by the Rev. J. ll.
pleasure of mashed potatoes. Season , Br
with pepper. a. little thyme and mine
Mold in little cakes, roilf
on n, at 8 p. m.
Friday—Evening prayer, 4:30.
Satur1iay---Evening prayer, 4:30.
LOOKING UP LEROY BUTLER.
STAMFORD, March l0.-An investi—
T° W38?! CMM- lgutor of a New York insurance com- ,
M18“ washing YO“? china in warm‘ puny was in Stamford a. few days urn,
soap suds dis each piece in lioi blu- looking up Leroy Butler, who is 111.111
serving a term in prison for attempt-
ed burglary in Stamford. Tile lows.
tigutor'wanied Butler us a witness, it
seems. The latter, while driving a.
motor truck in New York, recently.
was in collision with a. luxlcull, and
‘souic little damage: was done. Butler
disappeared after the accident, and he
was traced to Mt. Vernon, where his
wife lives; thence to Willie Maine, to
,l‘hilsdelphlu and finally to Stamford.
in deep fat. Garnish with parsley or;
cross.»l)enver Times. 1
always be retained and no yellow
instead of trying to cream sugar
Imd butter for a cake v1 itll a spoon or
masher. 'l‘iiis chops the butter finely ,
“m...” . _......,,,....._...—... .. '33P: .. L... .. .. .. .-
had bum
,wblcil previous rcqucsf
lilltlloi‘lyu
111111119. 'i‘ii...1'ehuiutiou to
, lllc sclccfulcn in scfllc hir- iiltlltlliI‘g_
J1Ibull'ovc1'sy between ilr. (11111115 111111
Dr. Holcomb ill reuiliou to the South-
pm't beach was thrown out.
The umttcr of routing or purchusiug
voting lllilf'illllPS to be used 111-12111:-
, lions was inid on the table.
l w... m
11. I Housewives which Sentinel \Vuut
. 11.Lc nut luv-mun .«uu: _ . . ‘ , ‘
halllgmri'dlulciuun mum lmil‘fiilfl idu'la ‘ 9de5. {01 (fines to lhhl usphcd-to ”l“- l'
in uilmwwhmciuu . put 111 the drinking 19,, position!" ,
‘1' 11m
COnltOst .
Roup
Rom-6y
A P11111111" and eru.
l owl- 1.1111 1|11I11 mm 111
at: high by tiling
it h
93w
Tonic
in 111 And Tunir.
Wimp: limb to «uni»
"ill" illi i8 liliiliii,
tum Malian molmn 1im. K on hand and '
11-11111) it ill can “111i ii]. 25 ram;
1,-1 optimal-111131.. Sfltrmmdsl ’
ASK loll CONIIW'I FREE WULTIV BOOK
CHARLES E. DOW.
112 Washington St.
rHowIi‘Tiz” Dues Comfort Tired:
Sweaty, Callouseli Feet
“' 13 MILLS.
“”‘“ . ’ and Burns
Grand. List Reported at Town Meeting
to Be Over Sixty-three Million, .. "'
Dollars. "AN “WI
rmuruatn, March 10.411 11. spcc- 1 “mm"
lul town meeting, last night, the se-
iectmeu were uuthorlzcd to borrow.
not exceeding $25,000,113 they doomed
advisable, to meet current bills, and
authorization for paying of u ill. 800
Ibili uguinst the town by Alchiloct
Warren it. Briggs given. An issue of
$60,000 in bonds bearing 0 per cent.
intersts was authorized. if. was first
voted to fix the tax rule at 12 mills.
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