rWilfred Taylor. of the East Side,
has resigned his position with the
Crescent lAundry Company. on See
view avenue.
Superintendent Elmer Llnrard of
the East Norwalk Municipal Electric
' um station. spent yesterday in
Bridgeport, on business.
The U. E. L. & W. Company have
finished installing their flat rate sen
‘ vice in four flats in the D. T. Murphy
building on East Washington street.
The Shea family moved today from
L'llommedieu's Block,» in East Wash-
lnston street, to; Woodward avenue.
My have for over 15 years resided
1| this building.
_, ’Charles Oddo, of the'East Side ban
but shop. spent yesterday in Bridge
port on business. Mr. Oddo was no
wolupanied by Joseph Galbo. of Dar-
“”1613.
Attorney Leo Davis, of Rowan
ntreet, is one of the prominent speak-
ens who will address the members of
the Winnip‘hnk Republican Club and
their friends. this evening. at the ral-
ly to be held in the Club's quarters.
W. Conghee. of the Lewis Roth
Company. of Philadelphia, arrived on
' the East Side yesterday to help install
the electrical equipment in the new
municipal station on Bayview place.
V m. Coughee will be the engineer in
" chirge of the plant for the try -out i".
thirty days
vfl'he extreme chilliness of the weath-
er” is shown by the pond in the low.
land basic of the Podelclsky building
.‘on Forthtreet, which was this morn-
In; covered with a thin lav er of ice.
3 lit a quarter of an inch thick To
East Side youngsters. skating
' ms but a short way oil.
. ‘ ‘ interesting poei Tour'namentfion
opened his“! evening in Charles Wil-
’ son‘s pool and tobacco store on Van
..’ Zajnt street. Alfred Bennett, rated'50
defeated Michael Galbo. rated 05, the
noorehelng 50-36. A large number
We interested witnesses of the
ins, and? the tournament promises
to be a most successful 01'9“». 1.
\
‘ (Five handsome birds were captured
morday by Charles La Croix and
William Kellogg. on their hunting
. , The day was by no means no
w! i one for hunting. because of the
flung wind, which made it impossible
the greater part of the time to hear
the “whirring" of the birds taking to
wine
‘\
. The Class of Prophetic Study. of the
.,Ad\Vent Christian Church. of East
”Norwalk. met, last evening, at the
" home of the pastor. Rev. G, M'. Teeple,
of 1mm street. 'Over’twenty-flVe mem-
here of the class were present. and
the evening was about considering
flint part of the Book of Daniel
. which concerns the Babylonialn Eln-
, pin. The study was productive of
' muchfigood to those taking part. Next
Tuesday evening the class will take
up for discussion and study, the
* “Nadia-Persian government
It is probable a meeting. sill he
failed soon by the; members of Christ
Episcopal Church to consider ' the
Qmatter of a permanent recmr. This
' church has been without its own rec
tor for'a considerable period. since
the. Rev J. Hypkin Brown resigned
Iii”: charge. The letter from F. A.
Coleman rector of Trinity.ChurcE, of
South Nor-walk. in which he declined
theacall to become the reator of
t church was received with re-
l't by themembers.
3‘0! NOMaIk Improvement Associa—
' tion.
The annual report of the East Nor
”will: Improvement Association Innor-
ted. for the year 1913-1914, shows
work accomplished by
and members, and is printed in
other successful year has just
closed. and we leel that it has
wonderful year. inasmuch as
ye accomplished every underlain
tilled. some of which at the out-
ed so impossible. We have
ve regular, one extra, and
- directora' meetings. The
enrollment shows a list of 31
the
1
ed the purpose intended. The com-i
able garments among school children,
supplied reading matter to children.
and an invalid; and collected banks
for a library which will be started 133
soon as a suitable place can be found
in: which to keep them, pending the
building of the hall. The committee
took up the work of school gardens,
and registered 186 -cbildren in the
contest,148 holding out to the end oil
the Banach. On August '22, a lawn
party was tendered the contestants.
prises were awarded and all into ride
enjoyed by forty of the children,l
that we are enabled to start the new
Year with” all-Iliad. Mabel lst.
$310.29. Total reéaipts for the year taswhlch’hu much Work unused for
were 31306.80; total ushumnenu. keeping the two monumental sites
:1. 201.96. And just here we want ml and several triangular pieces of land
Speak a word for the ability and at crossroads. in good condition
watchfulnens of our good treasurer, The food commitwe held a cocoons-
who has and as dolls-s in many fill-sale during the month of Actual.
, ways. * ‘ The banner committee and its tribu-
Early in the year. we voted to taries worked industriously for
make Mill“! Hall 001' his work months prehriug for the annual fair
for we tee! um In this accomplish which was held live evenings, from
meat, we are to benefit the entire September 29 to October 3. The Gun-
community—men. “out”. and chll- bis 'mill was transformed into a
dren. The need of a building site was place of beauty for the allair, which
then imperative. Our building com. : was decidedly successful” netting
mitten, who had been working quiet~ l $454.01 Too much praise cannot be
I! for a long time. presented to the ? accorded the different departments
association, as a most desirable site ‘for their untlrlng shorts in makinz
a lot situated on Van Zandt street. 'the fair such a worthy climax of the
size so 1 125. opposite the Maldowel y'ears work
Fire Quarters, and, than owned by Respectfully submitted,
Thomas Taylor. The assoCiation ““‘l KATHERINE D. BULKLEY.
animously accepted the location, and; JESSIE C THOMPSON,
I;
We have a smaliirlanglaa commit-
then “we needed" the money." A: Recording Secretaries.
Ways and Means Committee was or’ ”7——
gauiaod to devise means to this end.
and by a solicitation of funds from?
neighbors and friends, a large amount
of money was raised within a week.
and we were enabled to purchase the
lot and pay cash for same. in order
to acquire properly. it was necessary
for us to incorporate, and the consti-
tution committee was appointed to
take‘care of this matter-and through
the aid of Judge Tammany. on May l
5th papers were recorded making us’
an incorporated association. thus real-
NOROTONQ '5
WMWM .~:,f .
The Board 0! Assessors is in mar.
sion at the Town illill this week
mince has distributed over 269 west- :
through the courtesy or Mr. Riordan. -
'Mr.
library.
, fair example lit"
"more as publicity we“ have hum mew haven were guests of Mr. anal:
Mme. E Brinck it Sunday;
a 8.? ,»
Fred Lukel‘l has? resigned his nod.»
lion with G Winger, and is now
employed in Crosby} meal. market.
.. ., -—-r—:.""
Mrr‘ and Mrs. Frank’Burchenal of,
Mrs. Dewitt R. Merrill.
Mr, and Mrs Frederick Thom“ of
Ridgefleld were Week-end guests eta
Mr. and Mrs. F.- ,.E Weed.8t.10lln
Place. ,
rm spent the week-end with Mr
and: Mrs. Walter Maine, on Railroad
avenue.
Robert Schmidt o! Danhurv was the
guest cf his parents, Mr and Mrs.
day.
Mrs. S. B. Brinckerhoff of Railroad
avenue was the guest of her sister.
Mrs Leland F. Benger in Stamtord
Monday
to Brooklyn after a pleasant villt:
with her sister, Mrs. Geotge Smith,
Holt street.
Dr. and Mrs. Percy Raymond and
daughter at Cambridge. Mass. were
8008“ of Mr. and Mrs- George E.
Raymond. Seminary street this week.
Mr. and Wire. Harrv Von Duneni
and two none have returned to lbelr‘
.home in Salisbury. tell-r a Hall wlihl
Mr. and Mrs. Robert \lmleby on;
Summer street.
Mr. and and. D. ll. llerrnl and;
family ord Mr and Mrs. Frank;
llullhonul rumored to (rolnn 19.7:th 1
Sunday nnfl spent the do) with Mr.
and Airs. lrl lug dandy!
.fiz
Caroline Hoyt Mead. daughter of
and Mrs. C F. Mind of ltilcri
silent. entertained a score of little.
friends. Saturday. the occasion lie-f
sng her third birthday. ‘
Twenty~elght imminent; tremor street '
ill the n
"yahown $53
Much our
the children. and i;
xlcllrnt wu
“ prhool. sly
Philadgiphfu. were guests of Mr. and
this week: i
.l
1M:- and Mrs. John Maine of New!
Charles Schmide, Sough avenue, Snn- "
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Mrs. John Odcnwald has returned;
TheKhdYouBoveAlmyaBough Munich been
louse leromaoyearmnujmmowmot
andhagboen mademlderhlsper- ;
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. .' ownoone oceveyouintbls. '
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Intantsand
What is CASTORIA
mmoahamleuummmcm Oil nae-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. In is plea-1:11: It
contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. Its isles guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys 1" For more than thirty years it
has been In constant use for the relief of Constipation
all i
linear-[sleep ;
canola: CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
that trifle with and endanger the health 0!
and-Children WW WW
in Use For Over 30, Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought ' i
V”! OINTAUI COM-LUV, NIH YORK CITY.
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ASSABSINB WHOSE A T
STARTED EUROPE‘S WAR
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“Gavrlo Prinzip, the assassin. and,
Grabez. a student Nedoljo Gabrinol
CONV'CTED 0F TREASON wins, and twenty one of Prinzip's no | V
1’0me Oct 27'1-40 E m. ”A 4“" complices. were found guilty of treason:
gys were a glut“ to the Exchange Telegraph (“W today for the killing 0! Archduke Fran-l
pally. from Rome, gives the following cls Ferdinand and his wife,"
received from Sarajevo. Bosnia, under
lzing the fondest hopes of our good M - z
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president. and of every member. . A; The Dorianf W. L‘. T. Ufmecls this 233'”; $23919. ”:81. i§3a6.m 0! Monday:‘ ‘ Sentinel llama “"L' “'"'“("‘3- .
sealcanmittoo was ammo. 600 .we ‘g‘l‘l'nmm, l“ W Dwennt‘mom 0! (our couple .. utcd t .3—-—._~—- — ‘mi-‘E'"‘i‘”' "“‘ ““‘”__'""""’” ""”‘
now have added dignity in the pos- ‘ c "bran“ . ~ .1 '“"’"“"“W‘”m' ., ..: a“! ~ ‘
session of a vet! .hlndsomll 5001. ., . -' 3‘73.“ films?” " 1 3’ 8“" ‘ ily Es‘imates
Early in October, 7913.010 district-i ‘llr‘ H llanrzn :1“ g?“’:“%‘*““’; II E ‘ in ‘4 0;??? Boar ‘ A
. ,Hilliit garage on ‘cuor m. 64000.net. _ — an. . .. “- 'llcth Hon
suffered: very disastrous lire, and cur' tluclure will no of flood; ,‘, ,, ,, ’ , gig'rhmdo national???” d “Apportionment of the City 012 NorWallu. Cfmu” I
cooperative lire committee with the: “-— .. ,. lfi*ofl”W*W J.» M" "'9 ' I l h I H
aid of the helmet: aoulmllteo.’ immed » The Methodist Brotherhood mot 00" Elerv artist ‘ M ”Mb ’4 , n woman“ mm the "Millions 0‘ the (my “men the muowmgbm
lately ‘0“ hold of the situation. and Alondm night ..nnd “mm“ ”m. were in the library WW“. ".enuonQie estimate of the expenses of ihcwal‘ioua; Taxing Districts of the City. for the
at least once. The paintings by J- F
online business attains. if social hour
we b
re a lg to relieve the wants' of ev WW; enjoyed.
“won Wondered loss. Chll . z . _____..._;,,_,u .,
“mm” '0 they could at cho nulomobllos, which broke down
till”!!! “0001; houpOhOld 0311019101300 on ghc Past Road. Sunday. were tow-
d g, clothing. and money were con and left‘at inc Dorian game for
tributed to earnings. The copped” ' ”“5
tlve lire committee also tendered to, .l ".1 dl I king W a *
. 0. amcs n ey 3 ml! on r-
our firemen n, mullmemu “we-mallow to mole his fish market .now
and dance. at their quarters in March. in Main street, to the corner of 1.0— l
as a testimonial of our good well {Roy and West avenue.
The work dccompllsl’ied by our
garbage committee has been splendid
deal' or Society paid a visit to llcnlu-
Old MM may for ages have‘nlln Kirk's cabin at Long Ridge. lust
been cleaned up and rendered sanl-iweek and enjoyed n merry day.
tary, and also- placed forbidding the - -
'mrmu- m offltch property 33 dump- A Republican Bally took place in
The Congregational Christian Em
N. ‘Ba'eill' were Hidtlb bed oifhta
limes. ' Old Malcolm clown .lims
\V.
“Stormy Weather" seven times, and
C Fmorfions paintings ll times“
‘7‘"
Ram?
3.. .l'r ”LAW
in”.
1“ ..4:w"
Mrs David Massell.. of TokeneiteJl?‘
-15.,
iturned to New York city today for the
winter. , l ,
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jibe Town lion last night E J Hill,
ing mm“ The committee has been candidate (or Congress, was to hale
A 10138 delegation (roll the Roway~§
aided by ll? Sharon. 3M by the BOY been 1; speaker. but was not able to ston Republican Club. will attend thsl
Seolta In this work. ,he present.
Our triangle committee has labor,
ed long for the right to beautify the'
l l i Methodist Episcopal church will hold'
little 8 on Gregory Boulevard. :1 sotlni in the church rooms this
The District. In“ 30 1'" been unable to nfterncon The senior league will on-
do its share, but the work will, prob- 0y 71 social celebrating Hallowe' on on
ably be finished in the- spring. .- Friday evenins.
One of the nnalghtly places in our, to ‘ — ' ""d ‘ d ‘ I
D fie "a Dr. H. irown 'con one son cos
M :ni maxim m whiCh we sahw; at the West Norwnik chapel Sunday. .
on“ t, mprovsmsnt. wast e "Prison Service" was held at the]
Mill Pond. A committee W33 anvointqc ongrcgalionnl Church on Sunday
ed whose work consisted in cleaning the county nnd other prisons and
up u}. banks and Film“! grass seed their core and welfare of the unfor-
and flowers. This work will be con- tunatee. being the snbect ot a ser-
. men by Rev. Brown.
tinned in the spring.
Right in ourmidst is one of Te Found wandering in the woods
oldest burying pipe; in Norwalk. In dressed in raga. pieces 0; chain and,
an [harness and carrying a s otgun over a
other y Vim the “d at the Com wall or ‘shouldcr. by Constable Fred Ot- ‘
at“? mm 'a have done much 'tmer. at Noroton Heights. yesterday. .
in defining “D And WPYOV‘BS this Kara Guaseffcn. a demented 17-year-
cemetery. and this year it was beautl- old Swedish girl. has been sent to her
fled with mm; plants home in- Greenwich The girl. had for
The 5W mam” who were “1‘ two months been employed by Frank'
- Green on a waitress. She seemed tol
8.5""th in having the depot be a girl of normal mind Mr. Green
mile more subtly-Jaye ‘fbeen sold, and spoke good English ai-
vigilantin keeping up my appearance ‘thongh supposed to have been mi
of m. m affiliation destroyed ‘this country a. little over a year. Dur- i
in us the past few days. her actiOns.
b, the some winter weather havelwere slightly peculiar. and yesterday.
been “film‘- I“ “1.8 expense 0! lshe disappeared. until found by Con- 2
keeping the grounds in order has been stable Ottmer. in woods near the 801- 1
met by our many“ , . idlers' Home. She was taken to Dorian
l I tend later to Greenwich, where she
i Our ante ant committee has had been living with an uncle be-
added moor funds by thing a supper. lime coming to Noroton.
several “slim teas” and by a lawn. ‘ ‘
fete on col-many not. The ml
The public service committee was‘ , ”w
instrumental in getting better trolley I ~ '4
cools or In made which had been [:3
my the cunmittee were given.
totbetlnllbl'thoilre-aullerera ’ f
The membership committee is over} ‘,
vigil-11L: m hardly aemeeting fails; ..
~to record new names on the member- '
servba was. East. Not-walk nndi Mrs. E A B'pl'es oi as... new. is
'Solth Rom “011118 the suspension spending the week in New York.
of emotion of car- over the washins- l 7“" "MW“ JAY
ton attest bridge, and also in getting;
Th B B. Sewin Cl b a cut Motl-
the R I“? N“ B. t R R. R. to 1m13".“‘3l‘ltly' eevening withg; Mr: {aloud E
the m “at the westbound ata- Bcnger in More. ‘
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The .luior Epworih Lcaguc of (ill .
ship lint.
I
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l
l
‘l
l
5 “Pape'a Diapepsln"
‘strengthens and regulates your. stoni-
‘ and puts your atomaCb in -a' healthy
.' stemach' gets sweet; v
'- bolChlns. no eructatlons of undigested, " ‘
rally in Winnipnuk this evening. ;
Miss Gay Zenola McLareu delighted:
a large audience at the Baptist Church
last evening, in “Peg 0' My Heart." i
All were charmed with Miss Mela—i
Iron a recitals.
Ell sun Hill . l
Sillillii. NEW Billll
Dinah Food
When Stomach Can't-Cum
' Indigestion.
Do some foods you eat hltrrbacll~
taste good. but work badly; lament
into stubborn lumps and cause a sick.
,sour. gassy stomach? Now, Mr or
:_Mrs Dyspeptic. lot this down: Papa‘s:
Diapepsin digests everything. leavingl
nothing to sour and upset you. There
never was anything so safely quick so
certainly effective. No difference how
badly your stomach is disorder“; you
will get happy relief in the minutes.
but what pleases you most is "that it
sell so you can eat your favorite foods
without fear a?
Most remedies give you roller some-
times—they are slow, but not, all”?
“Papa's Diapepsin" is Equlck. positive
coiditlon so the misery wont. come
back '
You feel different as soon as "Paves
Diapepsln" comes in contact with the
stomacb~dlstress just. vanishes—your
no gases. no
load. your head clears and you feel
line:
Go now, make the best investment v
you ever made; by citing a
ensuing your. tougher with the Wanted income of each District. and the
amount of tax llama”)!!! be laid in each.dlalrict to cover .eaoll estimate;
’“ “v ’7 Whit District. 0- a . an. ..
Total amount asked’...........;...... . ..... .3... ...... 338.128.00 , ‘
Less income .......... . ..... . . . .. . . . ..... .. .' ...... 650.00
Amount to be raised by taxation. .. . . . .. . ............. : ......... 837,478.00
COX
East Norwalk Ct.
Comps inn
BOSTON POST ROAD. -
Westport, Conn.
Service, a la Carts noted tor
Steaks. Broilers and all sh u‘oods in
men. Arrangements es. s Lmade
(or banquets upon short not. .-.
CONCERT BY ORDHES.’ -"- '5
-DANCING EVERY EVEN. “MG ,
_ bills. M. LEW.
Tel-phone Connection. 0! lac-- N1.
Dorian Housc
(Gregory Boulevard)
sasr NdRWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
to Order.
John E. O’Sullivan.
Prop. '
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
..—»——.o --—¥m
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK AND TO ALL P0|NT8 IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST“
Through our service to all important
linterlor points. making cannectlons
with daily through ear! to the ioliow-
lng points: Cincinnati. Chicago. Den-
var lndianapolis, Kansas Cit}. Louis-
ville Little Rock. Oklahoma City, St.
Louis and salt Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East Rivar, New
York “out" of Catharina SL),. every
(intercept Sunday at 3 p. m. Erelgbt
received at Not-walk up to 5 p m. and
”8011,thqu
‘ Tl-lE noawétk crews?“ rim:
, . emml,
-‘Gsorso F:- Foch; General Mam.
m
A Me and one-quarter milltaxon ‘grand no. of 87. 263 .017, will , ‘ 1- * «i:
......... .. . ........ The Reed Holt :-
* ‘ O .
Second District. 1
Total amount asked ...... .. 331,453.00 [flecmcal (‘0’
Less incothe ............. ............. .. 9,016.97 7’“ W “"V W‘““
literate“ snow-d
Total amount who raised by taxation. .......... 322,411.03 ' 'm on raw _
A two and threeouarter's mill tax will bring, on grand list of ‘... ’ ‘ .
88438,.87160 ......... 23,207.71 sum «:9qu
Third mark“ * Phone kill-~60 30. Walt.
Total amount asked ..... - ...... ...... all,sss.ll,' saw nualml'lmvl
L853 income ..................... . .-_..... co. ....... 3,500.00 mmm
Amount to be raised by taxation ...... . . .............. L. . .. 38,386.“ E H — T .
A three and three-quarter s mill tax on grand list of $2,251,384.00. ‘ .
will bring .............................................. 8,442.69 INSURANCE
‘ _ Fouflh District. .- ~ . .
Firede ment ................ ............ . . ‘
m... 331...... "‘ ‘32 25.333 . n... we» were “1-“
, 1' “.4“. ......... \.-c.n.n.....-... , . . GILES. Workman’r Compensa-
SllreeLdeputment .. ...;.;. ............ ............... . 155,560.00 uon, Liability, Marina‘and Auto-
intercst ....... . ................ ................ 2,000.00 ' mobile.
._ ‘ , . 7- ‘ $221,010.00 8 , 430m
Balance can on hand 34,000.00 7‘ Km Fume,
ELesaunpaidbille..................,...............“. 1,000.00 309000‘ Steamship Tickets.
. ’ ' 1
—-—§ 1. M. Layton 87 (10., Inc.
3 Total amouuttobe raised by taxation. . ....................... $218,610.00. REAL ESTATE A“) 1mm.
‘, A twelve and unequal-tar mill tax on grand list. of $17, 953 “302 26. , ' 5 Railroad Ave. south Nor-walled
willbrins. .......... 219,928.05, ' , .
Fifth District. -
Street department ...... . . .. . .. ................ 99,556.00
City Hall department . .................. . ...... 4,100.00 . ‘ .
Schools department ..................... ....\ ....... 150,270.73 . t The New Selence
Charity department ................... . . . . . ......... 33,251.00
*Town Clerk' department ..: ..... . ..... .. ..... \ ..... 3,164.00 DEF'N'T‘OE 0' CH'ROPRACTIG'
Printing department. 2,000.00 Chiropractic is the definition M the
Health department............‘..... .......... ’ ...... . -2,.50000 mirefl'mdmy‘h‘r" °‘
listing the same. sense, caus-
Administrative department ....... .. ......... 1.120, 147. 75 $41493 43 ed by a “mm “,1“ or mm“ in
’ 9' the back. Even if done in childhood
Total amount asked for ......... . .............. . . . . $414,089.48 p; creates pinched nerve! gnu pain in
income: " . later life in the duel-ant organs and
. ' “ umbt.‘ .
First school society ..... ......... ‘ $150.00 9mm remove the cause of
Town court. ,.. 4,000.00. disease and m health 1. restored
Sundry .... . 800.00 through hampnlgl lglngtlle none 5!!-
High school tuition m5“- ,5.‘000.0c , _ cams in your body.- renal. mun,
Corpomtiontax..:...... ..... ..... . 0,500.00 > 2:110me gmgfifiu‘m:
. . . . , . up a 1'
State ofConnectlcnt schools. . . ... . .1. ._ 3,500.00 m giving the Chiropracburn‘ m“
StateofConnecticutpaupers. ..... 600.00 , 00 hell! you.
TownHaHmnfi...-. .. II'IiIl~.l""'IoO-Iull'II-aa" 1250.00‘ nmwmmmmm
County Commissioners mv-osgrrb-v-cqosvu-n or. eivsd‘.» 32: 00.00'
disarm ... . ........ ... 2.... £33.21; .. T Franasel} C,
Takes. .‘....‘.....‘.........’.....'.... ,- . "
. . : . . as Washington St. Bo. Norwaik. Conn.
Casbonhand l. ”4......-.-...-....................... ,11,090.00 \?~ 9m MP Pm“. m". w.
. discoverer. . _
Total w ............. . 889,816.11. .
Less bills unpaid ..;...,..................... 810,000 $10,000.00
. ‘ $79,810.11 ~ ..
. ms estimateclncome. 079,616.11
' ’ ’ ‘ “33173.37 9;
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