39in Kubovic. the East Washington
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m tailor, was a visitor yesterday in
one.
. A primes horn yesterday to -.lilr
jmkmxfm'ioksonot Van Zant
5“ Mother end (laughin- are do-
fig Iii"!!-
5 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris and lam-
Iii, have removed from their tormer
‘llgmé.“on South Main street. Second
district. to 55'5First street. on the East
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VlloHsrg-Berton workmen started
vdrk this morning on constructing a
cot sidewalk in from or the John
. Batty store on East Washington
V .5 otchet.
_ I‘he Endeavor Circle of the King‘s
V V .jnjuVjughters is in session. this afternoon.
mime home of Mrs. Charles E. Dunne-
5la'jelte. or 11) Myrtle street. The. mem-
bers assembled at 3 o'clock and regu-
“business was transacted.
Rev.- George M. Teepie. pastor of the
Advent Christian Church. of Van Zant
Street, at his home, on Fifth street.
in Bates place.
in Bethel.
You’ re got to give the single men ol'V WW ,
111 fillie‘w of 2115.13. Vi. Vnioredtouse
5 1111f Mrs. Dr. Large on Thursday.
.5 ning when the Ladies
the Fire Company save a dancecGOOd l
11111le and dancing—the 300d 0111- lplom of pmmce, last evenans. who and a new one was needed very badly.
fashioned kind followed a genuwine W before the Council and ex-
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. A big jolll time was held at thef
.Voroton Heights Fir: House last eve- l
humiliate 01’
old- {ashinned’ supper The menu was l
line real thing and “as s. delight to
all.
m
The open meeting of the Women s V
ijAiissicnan Sotlely. called {or today,
in the client] of the Presbyterian
5(‘lmtch. Noroiony- has been hostponedl‘
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until further notice, because of ser- 130me 0)“. mt the method of travel
‘ious illness among mar reintiVes of from “,3 pm} district to the “am ion that the First district should be“ A communist: In from the Board ij
{the 1110 ladles announced to address.
the Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-i
puny. on Van Zent street. credit. They
certainly understand the game ol pl-i
nochie. Once more did they trim their
married friends at last evening's sit-V
ting. The single members triumphant-V;
ly carried all 35 games, last night. andij
wan to the less fortunate players' 25. 1
The standing of the players.u up to
date, is 132 games won by the single;
members and but 114 captured by the a his landscape 00mm“ in 3“"‘13'91 jwouid do away,
it looks as if the unwV‘N' Y
enjoy that!
married men
married gentlemen will
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Emily Northrup, who died at her home; me gathering—Mrs. John Matures .
Interment was madeSRichardson and Mrs. P.
’both of Bridgeport
V. Button,
The mid-week
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w...—
NEW
W. S.Cl11rlte, of Best avenue. has
A new tlutiit sign 11.1.5 htl’n pl 1ted
at the «liner 1: M1111 street and East
elenue
.5 Mrs. Charles D. Tarantino. who uti-'
1dcrw-ont 1111 operation but Week. is though dechflfll himself in favor at"
.‘v.
recot ering nicely.
w
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The Duwicss—I.)nvcnllort (‘11.. are
‘ ’mtlking ostenslve alterations to the
3j3uburlnn Theatre.
supper. The complete score tor last!
evening follows:
Single Men. .. W. L..V ‘
E. Valentine and E. Shea. ........ 2 5i
W. Naphey and M. Roberts ...... 2
C. Keene and ii. Webb .......... 5
C. Fielding and C. Marshall ...... 5 l
R. Blydenburg and H. Olmstead..4 3V
A Brown aud'S. Stone ........... 3
W. \i'aldron and H. Day ......... l ‘2.
W. \l'aldron and C. Ferris ....... 2
Dr. and Mrs. L‘. H. Scovillc left on
‘ Monday for Trllhy. l~‘le.. where they
E. Kesmeslli and J. Ollerellsllaw.l 2 will 1.1111111] the winter.
last evening entertained the mem- l. Robertson and C. A. Brown....-l 2
bars of the Prophetic Study Class. A Tot 1 3.- :
profitable and enjoyable evening was a S """""""""""" ’ ""
will“ Total games won .............. ,..132
' _ Total games lost .............. .114
The threeémusted schooner “Brig'a- M‘V'V'V‘“ Men.
410?." loaded with ‘ K0780 “1'80 of [10- H. Waterbury and F. Keene ...... l
5'" "pulp from St George. N 1).. ‘yes- 5‘. Pennoyer and J. Johnson......3 3
derday alteruoon, was towed to the W. Wiclle and 11‘. Janee....j ...... 3 A
Wharf, uptown. of the St. George Pa- R. Edmonds and R. Morrison ..... l 5
”j and. Pulp Company. by the tug (1:. :31" “11E. darzjndge ........ (2) :‘Vj
‘Addie V. the Second." . ompso s11 . ers ......
1‘5 J. ll. Bundle and E.VBucllley....~..l 2
j The “nun“ mun. at the waal A 'Fenis md A Waldl'on. ..... :9. 3 8
V Workers “Vol the Advent. Christian E L- Edmonds “g F Buchholt... ‘ 3
“mil will be held in “10 am 0“ H. Carr and C. cells ........... l
VIVVn Zunt street. tomorrow evening. 25 35
' Moors for the follow War ‘Will be
elected. Illd several niattors of int-
, ‘ mace will he VVé’dnsidered at this
fjj "dime. A full membership is requested.j
Total games won .j.
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Because of the storm the regular >
business meeting of the Womans For- ‘A,
'elgn Missionary Society. of the East 0 .VAYTON
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. 1 -
mlteduied to be held last night at the vv‘ NW A, ..1\.
Ionic 0' VM" Hannah Seymour. on Mrs Samuel Mend. of North avenue,
Wan street, was postponed until this; 13 ill -
evenings at which time Mrs. Seymour
will be the hostess as originally pion-
aed. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Altred 'l‘. Radcliue‘s
children, who. are‘ 311 with dilithofln.
are doiig’ nicely,
-'r*‘-v-—V-"
1 Oliver ll Clark Vls again employed
In the Nash Engineering Company. in
ilV'llson at mine
Miss Gladys Scol'ield, oi
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'V‘l‘he residents of the East Side Are
- _, wticolarly pleased with“ the action at
use Board of Estimate and Tuation.
h’VItV evening. in granting .th10 sum of-
“.400 to permanently pave Mill Hill.‘
Vhln 111 once and Fort street. As has
5’ j mnsfjfi::9?:::9;hznpg:;§ttgfge stleet has been suffering from an at-
. adorns an admirable and direct route .mk ‘” the m”
5 .11» summoblllsls from South Norwslki '
'. across the new Washington street!
. bridge. through the M side and
V‘ _ mace along the Shore road to W est-
)srt.‘ along mll’eeVVol excellent read
Mrs, Jennie "Sharer. ol Pennoyer
street. remains in about the same ser-
ious condition at her home.
Italic 0"” the turnpike. through “p’V Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island.
w Nor-walk and at thet most annoy -.
lug film, the junction oi North Main
and Washington streets
Edward H. White at Dibble street.
is confined to his home with a severe
attack oi inflammatory rheumatism
~Excelleut display or .11 let class
line See it Bracelets scarf pins.
William Smith. rated 80. in Hamel" s-
jib!“ Washington street pool 1110le
last evening. defeated Frederick Du-
mu. rated 100. to the sou-e or 8063. robs. pendants. etc. M: Ferris' 78.
‘j;‘l‘he highest run was m’ade' by Mr.
- Enrich. who m“ 11 11111015. Mr Dugan Washington street. Upstairs.
made; :510 snatches and Mr. SmithV
1 made 9. The complete ncore follows:
tree nuns-t“ willie». Smith.
All 880.0007‘0011001-‘bullding, j which
hssjbeenneued‘l'l‘he James A. Far-
rell school. after James A. Ferrell, of
1° Hickory 1311111, president of the United
. 18—52 jStates Steel corporation, will be dedi-
33—1 looted at Sharon. P0,. Thursday Vot this
. g; , 1 .‘week. Mr Farrell wdll be one or the
._ .. . 4’ _ (snooker.
53—1
72—2
80
., \ {j ’
011-. ahd Mrs. David uncommon _ j j
howan. strict. Vand Alonso Wheatenjjl V
, whirled “streetnrein‘nsenuw‘ ‘
My where they attended the Moral,
this afternoon. Vet 2 30V. some. 1111111. :2.
litre 303cc Selleck' is ill at’
V her_
imme.hure. 5_ ..55_
”a”... '
Mrs. Sal-eh J Brown. who is sjtay-
. _ V.Rev and Mrs. EdVVngVlr S. Jackson are .
‘1‘“ will relieve the congestion “V entertaining Mr. Jecltsous sister from :-
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Mrs. (‘11. tries Kaiser onléllalned the
\t’. It C Selling (7 ercle at her home?
on Park strttycslerdsy afternoon.
~.. ”3.
The second degree use conicrred
«em-W»... v 5
Gilbert l5“. Sm site has plans out for 1
.5 a lame theatre to be built on the
Donn property on Railroad av.cnuc
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The New Cannon Historical Society lion box tor {nods to 110109.! .010 0!.- chm 0' ‘ ”I: of horses, and he “k‘V
‘wlll hold a meeting at the library. W of establishing w. my 110-“ why "ill couldn't be “304.
Vj'l‘hursdlly afternoon I“! t‘jhree o'clock.1
5 meeting Non ay eOenlnx at it!
__ or. Miss 10sz cheWonV’Bt.
.......... 111}-
Total games lost .................. 132 tract tor t
McKinley 5
'V trained the lomlli'eswlih 11. short mm
non picture show at. the Suburbem j
Theatre. dollowed by a dance in Odd "
j Fellow a dial] end it; Janitor. --
0m
' 5 The telephone girls dance ”will ..
5 held in the Town Hall. this event!!! --.
' The local operators have been {work
...._............
{the Mission Study class . dj 11V
11 Vine
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Place. .545: ~5
‘VGeurer R Wet“?
S111
the corr-
$011- -ohn .lfl’
jdley. estate. on
Vining wall 23%
Smith Ridn.
VChnrles hicKcndry of New Havcni
is spending the week with his mother.’ ‘Vllld
Mrs. Flank Moliendjrysitl White 00R
Shade.
F510. and Mrs. Robert Schmidt nud-
Jointly 011111.000»- 11111.9. with Mrs.
Charles Schmidt on South awhile.
Sunday
a
Miss V gnu-St
dortaiocxsltfl unweigdi’
v1.10; oliilrm't thi‘ir home on Weed
jstrect. Mondoy telling.
'é—Jhu—n—o
5 .‘l‘
w
Miss mills Mict 111.1 1.1.. no-
‘Vlic ingrsm Qt Railroad s11
guests 065 10.3111111an Willi j‘Mc.
Adams in Lewisborc. ‘VBhndas. . l
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Mr. and 11m. S.V Sj Brlnckerholt
and Mr and Jul-nil William H. Rodi-l 21ml. ~601tnuii named the renewal!
guilty” 4115 00111111le Mamet-Joann
mer spent Sunday with Mr and Mr».
lletnnd F. Booger. in Stamford
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Mr. and Mn: Ham VA Dixon who
hate been residing in the Clarke cot-
~ tune on Railroad avenue. will more
to the memo cottage on Forget. street. ’3 01050001110“? dilution to ‘ m ”tori
* ma 1, scum 1.111: a... FlrstDlltl-lct 1Police
VVVV y ‘h’een‘ plume
court Monday morning they were tln~ led collie time in} odd iVlVIVd not 500“]
5 “V" a“ “in“ “‘V field". List cyanogen-«the int 111st
’ ' the ending
ct. theiscsl'yearthothlm could bee
Vpaid out of the appropriations tussle
Three 111111110115 wire
Chief Schmidt. Saturdayntjtecnoou. 11;
‘ed 87 and
assault. which were Wida‘
The VbosqueVst‘ 1311110 .11... or the Vii.
E. Church are5 planning tor a. series
" .11: illustrated lectures this winter. The
first lecture will be" by Rev. VWllkln-j"
son et Brooklyin in January. 5 1
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The Carnation Club hold a mils-l
querade ball in the Town Hall on
New West's eye Thememmltloe an
now planning tor a nexceptlonsily line 1
~time and a large crowd hf guests. .
do“
The 11111111111081.1111; of Samuel .-P._
Ferris Post. 6. ii. 11.. Was held M j
day afternoon in Boyfriends Bandit
which tirlie the omccrs for the ensuv
my year were elected and the officers
reports r‘edjd‘. . ‘5
Last night HarmonyVLonge 1110m-
hers held ladlee' mgjht. and enter-
lngV for several days decorating the
V '5 large ball 51151111 telephone superfine .
,end will undoubtedly .cntertaln many 55
friends
5j The Ladle 1'
1-3.5 Chilrch
tthVlVVstmas
EXTENSION 8V1? FRANKLIN
STREET ORDERED. 5 '
(Continued lrom first pageJV
“The propom had many chun-
leased their {views why
should be. done.
; Dr KB 3’ Kendall. 0: Franklin V0256 and. upon the motion of Council cries.
W“ streets. stated mu man Milne. the Board of Estimate and U... board voted to change the mis-
5nd
V' steam heating salient-s in the Main!
matter he «tell. laud police departments the board 101-
Councilman Barry W. Mather. comiV ed not to take action relative to al-
Jolttee on the 11150 department, lniom- {lowing 82:30 for a new heater in the
oil the Council of the fact that the Main street lire house
Velreet lire house uptown. was nseleomj 31300 .was appropriated from the sur
.pius oi the Third District to go into a
an» Mather. asked 101' some intorma-‘ sinking fund An allowance of $300
the‘ work Vtion on the question. it was estimatfld lrom the surplus of the First District
'jthet a new heater would cost about was voted for the commissiculels so!
In the administratile budget.
this was théopnortune time to bring 7‘33“” “31 evening were ““94 t°V .ceiluneous appropliation of 31.900. to
about
station would be rendered ester and obliged ‘0 “y t" the heating appara-‘ Charities. signed by George W. Ray-V
.m bill When he consulted With the mm “d firm a ”Cl”! mell' j
free from annoying congestion. Dr.
till! Wraflve necessity. Be aroma-u .1111: m1 tor the heater.
Council-an lather was of the Olin machine tor the city clerks otnee
0n the motion 5V! Edward l3.S1Vni111
ems and to allow 0275 tor on adding 5
111013113511“. one. s. .1911
BALD “VIN CERTIFIED“ “1‘0
BRA N NEG HE‘S ELECTION
.ilso signs (crtiflmte of Elmtion or
Fire Republican (kmgrcseucu
Governor Simeon E. Baldwin, at
the State {Vilpllai yesterday, signed
in dUlIlit‘Ltle. wmhcates of the elec-
thon of Frank H. Brandegee as Unit-
ed States Senator for term of 51:.
years. ginning March 4. 1315. The
governor also signed certificates 0!
the election at the following persom
M'representnth’es in Congress of the
‘United States (or a term or 1w.)
years beginning March 4, 1015: l'
Denis C'laltlcy First Distritt: 111111.
drd P'. Freeman. lBeccnd :‘Dirtlit-t:
Kendall expressed himself as being Fir" District emissiwe" they ‘b' where asking that 31.600409 allowed;
jgclmpel seniors will be held usV 11311111.thme in tum- n! the improvement. ”1“”? ”used to be” ““3 ”WVM fol-semen and smiles Mead all
“a "in!“ to ma hi8 'MB of me Mr. Mil-her thought it but fair [01' the‘ am m F‘
N All the “mug“ the .ma first District 00111th to install
no mud. avallshle n the time.
5 Second District Commissioners had
Ch Starts. on! .
i i ristlsn ‘O‘fj'jwe: is; je expended ebontflfifl in improving the
aided improvemeui‘to the whole city. Vcw‘m 5” Ststlun.
ji.~lnd m sunk distribute tunic Councilman Riorlhn explained the
Iron upper .100erth through the tact that neither the Third or Second
Vldowntown section of the city and district had borne the expenses cl ell
to . great extent with the repairs during the time he was the
the truths holdup: experienced my committee on fire-V
times during the day in (rout of the Councilman "an” “'30 brought ‘PV --_ V
.001“!!! and Dibble mock. on NOT“! EBB!!! the matter Of the First District
Main street. because oi’ the narrowneas Fire Department paying 3‘ a d" 10"
of this street jthe hire of a horse to take the place
Barney Policy. 01 Monroe Bil-”L .1. V0! one which died three months ago.
Councilman Milne stated that Mr.
the extension. stated that the whole Mother had been appointed a commit
fem would chlorine benefits m no tee of one to look into the matter olj
derived “'0an theta-York and he tailed providing satisfactory apparatus an
‘0 see why the property owners m the this respect. and he thought he had
immediate vicinity of the extension ought to have attended to the matter.
should be made to beer the expense ol Councilman Mather said that it was
an improvement. the convenience or upon the motion or Mr. Milne that thcj
thlch was shared by all parts of the dueltlon had been tabled tor a tlme,ss
. there was a probability of an autumn 5
John 0 Tuned. Third Distlwict James
F. Glynn.F1!th District: 15:. J. Hill.
Fourth District.
FINE REDIRCM) BY APPEAL
Dim 43° 01h" VSt-cliey Case ‘Sflfled for can—Original
member of the board briefly lookout V
View had been gone through with ‘5‘ new heater. stating that the Third the subject of increase. declaring _
‘sonio Me 1001‘! “01 but 09“ ‘99 district Md paid ‘0’ “W" to the fire himself against it and board held hiséVE: Seeley °f Bridgeport’
house on the East Side. and that the views.
51in: “0353100.
W-A'J‘ERBURY’. Doc. -9~—Wiliialr.
charged
with reckless driving when be we:
.arrested several months ago dunnl-f.
1'
it was close to one oclock when the. a visit to this tity with Mayer Clll- '
THE NATURE OF IT.
"Why don’t you join the militia?"
“The drill is such a bore.”
.board adjourned after having com- '0'“ Wm” °‘V Brmgemfl and 0”“
plated its task.
i915. settled his case in ‘ we dislritt
.court today by payment 1 $50 fillt.
He had appealed from 1_ leoision , j
Vin the police court tints; '511 $109
and costs.
Advertise in The Bentlm
m 1 WV A. '21-:
Weill:
BWW‘IVV
town,
wath, declared he would (set much
safer while riding in on automobile
5 W. L. on two candidates in. Wooster Lodge. gwbich lock the Flztlfilmn sti‘eel 1'0““
jjj ”ND. 37j I n, (j) 3' “501““!!! o\'ening..itj1) “IO muudj amt. “an”. a}... the m mt’lflled, however. “iii" tomor-
crowded and dangerous turn st the
corner of Washington and North Main
streets lntoV Rallroid avenue Hoot-t-
80 it it came tdpssaiug the contriblr
.jcesslty, he would cheernllly donate.
Howard 11.11.11.119... 0! Fruuhltu
511m pointed out» tmoomnt. posse
of the matter when he «violated the
mmmhflhed by thousan-
illegally the 9}“ co nice in the Cell
truth-tattoo. Mr; 15111.95 acid that lit.
orltycflreflmworefromhho
W suction unmej city. no
reed to take . number 0' dangerous Vnant when he stated that Mr Matheer
andtlue-eoupululng turns to get to
jVBVprinnood.
maggot mowed. l1“
&. .ij .3 .......
halt
1W1!“ amnion.
“pointed “ivfllilhi G Lagoon. 33'.-. 3.:
‘newm still JI'lVlVlVeuV 121111311111 1 son
Vmittee «if mama;
Councilman Michael J. lilordsh call-1
tjment. whlefi
"lathe sixty days
lost year. dud Councilman 5111911111 not
ed that the "blll be-wu‘id at this time.
rhlllmuid he 0010.53 sprayed by 115
committee appointed to invalidate it.
It, was then-shrought. out that s calamit-
Vise had blreody been appointed by the
mayor to inventory end estimate “the ~-
évctue oi the police sum equipments "
,_, obit Jthe districts. that the question of
‘ M was butcher!!! l1!
: Albert 1: Winchester cud Edward B.
'V ‘5‘ Smith. mo of the 109111100?!on this con ‘-
mittee. who were present. stated thlt
Arthur C Wheeler. 0, “DP" N0r~ bile truck being purchased. This Mr
3; r. 1191111101511 advocated the men. W"
slob. .1111 stated the expense .or 11’ Hamil Mullins those of the tVlo-gj
:slouid be borne by: the whole td'll‘u ‘39.“ W. assessors.
limo-11:10:11 said one uptown people War-1.50m. am sad cunt-111.130....
WI! would color the benefits
Tutor «111- be {lined bribe 011mm 1111. ml
Either 10.00113“. "invite has been:
hmfi owner augments 11W
the but Wynn“. .docilred» :1»
meet tidl
its councils. at M
~55 ~55 55555-50011 1m
"-0000 sheet? it. ride heartily
an
my“ (Vol-V the streets for the Fifth Distrit‘tt is
wholesome“ W‘ that the Vhosrll allowed all increase or $0,000 ‘ 55:
the Third ‘
unmet might be 11119111;- 3.11 consider
they .dld not launchpad their duties 4’
Milne denied and City Clerk LlnxV
Your wires of lindncial disarm} 5
\lith those of this institution. 1-
prrsellting safety and service. _
RESULT
: j .5 .
it mum-:5 account that 111511113 am
V monetary cullx'lrlcssment.
The Fairiield County
Savings Bank
Wall fit. some“.
wetter was requested to look up the
record of the motion in question. This“ "
t‘ow evening. .
Councilman M. J. Riordan stated
that 8100 had been oppropriated while
he was committee on lire for the pur-
l
1 Corporation Connie! William F. ..
mum mum that the time lilo-7.
g Frankllll Street
Luther M.
it tor. the using of this appropriation j
hslr‘uoirad. , . _jl
I It mitten voted to also request the
Board of We to re-approprilmi
this 8700 to a pclr of build:
"his burns «112 fitbulntewn lire diVVVV‘V ‘
51110121210002 or'uSedVVCarsVat aj V
V Bargain Call st
Garage
anht’
South Norwslk
varu-u -
ant.
i
"took care or the tire committee work,’ j
f,” .. -_;..... j.5. ...
but don't seem aVbVle to recommend lily-i
r
«out? . '. 5V
usrtueats._moccroted Vpsld. . _;.
the Council «new! at~sn£a|1i¥V
hour to noble theme of Estimate
the meet. 11111100011110 convenes spin
«thisxayjeulng. ,
'50
“table.
A GOOD
.11qu mught you to also mum-gm to 'W hank ac-
A Good Mohamed-otter as it sum olden; _s
ualjiy_ grow; jut-lib lip—business snnugwcnts to bflilominiiult musjt VbeVVV
itmilhiklm you 'to‘ [an that large nnubctV- of dqnsitors who tor
malt)! memjm honking chimera hole .hoth
0-.
c.
its
fitment and' pro. "
'.».-4 .." .‘ s‘
11111le
(Continued troln Vilrst page)
”611.411.;
Dr 3.5 Milton 06191111111115.1111. oi
the School Board. and Superintendent
oi Schools, 1rd '1‘. Chapman. collared, '
.beVlorc the board to seek additionsltsov .3
‘oro‘prlatlons [or their department’s
budget. explaining to the members,-
that they would run short or money
as the Amount: allow’ed was usual
cleatQ-wA‘tter a lengthy hearing. which
‘ wot-n1 Has it- progressed the
jxnm for trade of the past.
Amati-lac. {tacks-1e11,
. The South Xm‘ajlk
itemlsed as follow: 5 5
. Teachers salaries , , 01.200 ,5 i
53ml 7 . . .400
_ught.'~heat.._~etc. j 400.... 5
l unenlirs‘ 600. 55
...=Equlpmaut. , ~j .. 100.3.
1 . j ,.j _ ,j _.__.ij_.
5. -V ’ . ‘ 1 32.900
V Deduct from interest $627.50
.Net increase lVVlowedV V '32. 272.47 ‘ fi
' ‘ j et (or the school .de- j
Merry Xmas to All
5’11) Ojlil! FRIEVDS Oil-5!! cumulus.
Willi Villcnsure no express heart) thanks to our‘ I'VYchndja: and Custo-
Call around and see our stock for Christmas. uhich lnjclujde 1511.0“-
5 mw,:uouaosm M lWAX'l‘Slln sunburn.
Gretna. Karlene. Phocnlttss, “11015. 0011111113. Arenas. Asparagus, Poin-
m- \rtlcms, ferocious, Daisys, Jcrllsa- .
5‘ ism, clan-rice. Dru-argues. Erlcus jljlcgonlns. (to.
" ca. Flowers or county. All Cum
.“tt‘. toluene dfin’i loner everything Vi'thV Christmas mu be '
:5 5.1; .
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iWfi with:
.mwvmr
Electfical CO.
VTitcV "Only" Fullwfidulppcd
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the. 'Nvm
AiJ'l'OV SUPPLIES
H1011. 805—00 So. Main 61..
00.jllol-wilk. Music Hall Blot-=11
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