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I, BUNGALOW APRON S. ‘ ' . tlement could be made with the Loewe ' .
l » 39c andsoc. l m‘mls Company for less than the judgment! 6 h o E t M s
' CHILDREN'S Rogpgfis ‘ ~ - muse of the “triple" damage clause: . W . S all G A‘A’ _ n rances on ain treet, Fairfield Avenue and Cam
A} 35c. ; lundfl‘ Which the company was award- Ive ' ay on 3?.
l . Special, Valve 'It ‘W' ‘W’ 1‘” .ed three times the actual amount the. Bfid e rt, _
' - ' 1" firm claimed in court it suffered by the: 25 " cent g p0 Conn

boycott. Thursday, May 13: I915-

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MAHACK‘ “-0 HOTEL BLOCK.

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. . . The New Treatment For

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And now, Men, $17 50

great suits at

l estate of a. deceased member who was i ‘ mm
[not to good standing in the orgauim- .to sufferers of diseases that it alone can cure. We have spent

Conlllin’s‘

tion at the time of his death was the (/1 a fortune to obtain the right to man ‘ ' ' ' Clear—up 0f "summer fa" ‘ ' i l ' ' " 4
. _ _ . ufatturc Kidneco to America. . . . “y 7“"5 ”L’ht >1YdWht from .1
Sell-filling Fountain Pens. loplnlon expressed by a large majority » . _ and we shall spend several fortunes to Quickly get this,\vontlerful the Splmdld shops 0f lxtlppcnhemlcr and ”I Hal; Schalf» l
Non-leakahle, with 14 K Gold ll): ”if managers of the convention of "Mk‘consolldaflon Act madeditftfallllt‘lit to people who need it. If vou need it, let us send vou 3 “er (6 Marx. . b '

. . ' . e uite litters of North America . . 2'c box free. ' ' ' ”V 33”” sorts as “"5 \‘e ‘36“ SCllI ” ll ' ‘ -

,' . , 5 . . lit a seas m .

Pen - . . . . . - n a c ........ 0 $1.00' In I\€W York city during a discussion by m‘uom9.' and wash'ngtonl $20 to $30! ‘ b ( ‘

Greatest pen 0n the market for
the money.

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Street Bridge Bill Passe

‘of the question at the morning session
0
. yesterday.

This question came before the con- , ‘
HARTFORD, May 13.——The commis-‘

'vention on a report of the committee
.on grievances to which had been re-

 

sion to revise the General Statutes up.

The committee reported’unt'avorably of Bridgeport, referee in bankruptcy,

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send it to us today, and we will sendl

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because it seems the quickest way to} ‘

convince you of the merits of these Will help you to get well. This offer it-

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this way we have seen one cure lead want to be well and should in justice

Every fancy woolen of
white checks to quit-t grayi

youngr men.

Great majority of ‘cm, our regular 52; suits

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16 SOUTH MAIN STREET. lferred a elit‘ . ‘ . '3" an act just ‘Bsed b l t“ V ‘ ' ‘ 1 ‘ ‘ l ‘ ' -- ' ' A ’

. E ‘ .- D lon by Mrs. Agnes Tan lAs bl . Dd y tlthfinerll tablets. Then our only request will be“ 1 4 . \\ but all onltrs art. lllltd, tllt 5t [)ll);u(l_‘5‘\.(, tailors \ N
. ,scy. widow of John Tansey, of Newark, sem y was selected by Governor that vou tell your sick friends whatjself should convinCe you that. Kidneco “‘0 “”9 to ”1“.“ 5m” m n laltcr“ ldl‘ The" don't ”W l V

___..‘_..... .. ,_ _____, _—- x. J” asking that she be paid all or a Holcomb today. The members are: 1h“ have done for vou. “.19“ w ‘ , , l” kc“ll them. 8"”10.“ 5“” them at Special price to some '

r A a A g m A A A lpart of the death benefits which she, Frank E- Healey, 0’ Windsor Locks, our. expense have helped ydu to e'gztlwm do whol we claim. Certainly. we lucky (ll‘t'llt'l'. \\'c are luckv. i V \

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‘ would‘have received had h” husband I” I ‘lt'HOUSe, bendtor Prim“ well, we wish you to help us by telLiwould not glve them to you if we had , 1““) ”ml-Slim mom” gha blg bargain, all 111011 mav l’

. ’beetl in good standlng 1n the United 11.? shell, of New Haven, Repubhcan log your friends about it too Do this‘ , share for variety includes spcola] as well as “fink”. lllOll— r

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WEATHER FORECAST.

l-‘oret‘asl for Norwalk and vicinity:
Generallyfair tonight and Friday.

The Lake disturbance has. moved
eastward and is now central oi? the
coast of Maine. General rain was re-

" ported flaring the last 24 hours ill the

coast from Florida to New England 'the families of deceased members, but, perimeni 0f confining illebriates on a 1 - - . l
, The heaviest rainfall reported was llllere was also a business side to the‘ farm at the Norw.ch Hospital for thel 1‘: 0010:“ l'rme’ Bmk Duslm Urine, ONCE' 7‘" °“t “‘f bunk‘rmd NORWALK.
4 08 inches at Charleston S ‘C Pleas- l uestion and the consider (i ll 't [I 5 Insane as the Appropriations Commit-'1‘”)? Lasts, llcmorrage M Kidneys, m” it t° 0 ti 1 PHONE 430.
' "" " ’ ‘ " (1 y e m 'e‘ ' Bright’s Disease, Urinary Troubles, p C an '. ‘

Lake region and along the Atlantic

- e it this mornin in w . 'tee re orted tavorabl blll f 5.000 .
ant weather pr vn s 3 time had armed fol the Convention to P y 0" ‘ 'Sudden Sloplmge up erlne, Gravel,

v. ' l t l distri-ls. .. ;, ; to our out the ex erlment. ree- .
the “estem Ind 09“ m s ‘ Mme to pay any more den h benefit“, pow" 5mg which Infra been “film“ Stone in the Bludderl Irritation of the
' Bladder, Drlbbllng. Re

There has been a decided fall in telli-
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upon allowing Mrs. 'l’nllsey any part of Frank 1’- Halnes, 0f Portland, State's
the benefits. It has been somewhat‘Altomey 0‘ Middlesex county; Wal-
the custom for years for the conven” lace 3‘ Allis, 0f NOTWlCll: and Repre.
the“ h, We a ”a“ of me dean, hem} sentative Harry E. Back, of Killingly.
tits to the estate of a deceased member. A state tax 0‘ 0““ and 0"“ half mills
ill bad standing financially at the tune" ‘0 be imposed for ”1‘3 19““ 0f SFDL 3“:
of his death. The committee reported: 19”“ ‘0 Sept. 30, 1916' and which
yesterday that the time had come, would bring in about $1,750,000, as an
‘ when the organization had got to be. estimate on the anticipated grand list
more businesslike in the payment mi of towns, was recommended by the
these death~bcncfits The committeel finance committee mil“-

stated that it had every sympathy for}

to the estates of members who had not
{been in good standing.
1 During two hours' discussion of the ”‘3 session.

‘ with considerable interest throughout

, subject many members of the cotlven-i ably by “'9 lncorporatlons committee.

The state probably will try the cx-l

were reported unfavor»

to hundreds of cures, and that is why ‘ '
we make this remarkable offer. ,to yourself send this coupon today.
If you are suffering from any of the; .
following diseases, you should send to 3 Kidneco cos“ 256’ 50c and $100 a
us today for 3 25C box of Kldnecoi
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to its wonderful curative powers. Wel Any hospital or pllysmlan
have seen thousands of these troubles. using Kidneco, we w
ended in a week, though they have re!
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slated every other remedy known it)
science.
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’ l 3"“ tion expressed their views. Delegates today. They were bills to incorlwhim-”ache Pain in Uretha Catarrah of the. Name """"""""""""
WENT-HER A YEAR AGOA Donigan and Byrne. of Newark, asked ”19 Bridgeport Power Company, the, Bladder or bowels llkeratlon of the City or Town ................. . j
. 5~ TODAY 'the convention to pay a part of‘tne, Rex POW" Company. of Norwich. and Bladder Rheumatism Pain in 10mm Stats ................... ARSENATE 0F LEAD BORDEAU
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Fivefipplicntlons tot" membership
were iéccived last evening at tho
meeting 'of'Ophlr Chantm- 0.» E. S,‘ ..

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One candidate was initiated'al the
meeting of South Norwalk Lodge, No.

,709, Benevolent. and protective Order

of Elks, last night.

 

Notlbes have been posted in Nor-
walk post. office concerning the re-
ceiving of bids for 20 gallons of gaso-

 

 

' dl-on, Green, O'Hara, Gordon and
lCzlrthy spoke in opposition.

1 Delegate Pauli, ol' Dzlnbury, said he1 50"Wic“ Compressed A” Company.
believed it was time, the conventionl

The House moved weth consider-

‘ palsalgd an ironclad law thht no fiend,” 1 able speed ill disposing of its calendar
should be paid to the estate Mobil today'and as every measure which had
[IRE ml)" wihowfi not ht good nan. my been printed and was in the tiles was
i at the time of, his death; " ‘ _ ' considered ready for action the clerk’s
‘ Delegate Scollln asked that fifty dolwdcsk was almost clear of business
llars he donated to Mrs. Tansey. , when adjournment was taken. On the
The discussion was of special lnter- other hand the Senate found itself
lest because several other claims of a heaped “9 MW measures Wthh had
similar nature are expected to come hen sent “9 from the 10W" branch,
lbefore the convention. The payment

Mc~ Norwich. The same committee report- , ‘ 1 ‘ ‘ ,
‘ ed favorably on amendment to the.” Slugglsh lrlne, Gall blone, (unstrlc

and prospects were excellent for one!

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KIDNECO MAKES SI‘CK KIDNEYS WELL.
For 53ch by'gF‘t-‘ank H. *Baxt er.

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, a; lot?" tracks " 8nd" marinas“; var-
:ious points nlong ’its system; nppro
‘priutlon of $1,500 for expenses of :1 out '1‘. Francis Burpee of the 5800“

taxation, and extending the time in!

which the Hartford and Springfield 3th“ state.
llltlilway Company luuy construct its lernor's F0,“ Guard. ”5 authorized to

ltrucks and cross

river.

The First C'ompany, Gov-

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most: of visiting Richmond, Va., and

 

 

 

theedtvnlofilln'rank tram Hill's?
The resignation of ‘Second Lieuten-

commission to codify luwa relating to I Infantry is ”accepted and he ls d13-
eharged from the military service of

Connecticut ,Ieavo the state under arms. for the pur-

"Caascu," Insecticide

‘llllowrll & muons '

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Fer Up-to-date Servlce Call
Fred H. Ganunp,

Funeral Dlroctor and Embalmel
Office and Ruldonca

 

 

 

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Stick?r Banding for trees, Tobacco Dust, Fish Oil
Soap, He lebor‘o, Bug-Death, “Slug Shot,” Paris

Green,

Tomato, Cabbage, Pepper, Pansyand Salvia Plants.
.All,.Kinds of Seeds- Armour's' Fertilizers. .‘ ~

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‘ ' b‘ t o erated b the of all the claims would involve an ex- 0“ “10"“ “‘2‘“ 503W“ “1 order to (“5' , , . 1'.
Let;:::roinlgl;lt'ab:esdg: Light llyouse. ‘ Dcndlture of from $3.000 to $4.000. pose of business. * “‘9 ”0m “domd m mnmmnm i “magic: D“... on Elm 1 to 4. “who" 9°" 3
lllds will be opened May 24th. 1 On vote of the convention the report: The “0“” “We“ With “‘9 Sena” ”'9 um M‘lfl‘fvm ”rm“ ”‘9 ”0“" l cars $470 JUDGMENT u to. Main 81., so. Norwglk- ‘ it“?
. lot the committee was sustained and in ”Wall“ “‘9 law under which “03 :gnllon or “"d fowl, pheasant and; l , l
--Sp'eidcl's Orchestra at Kelsey,tlxe claim denied. whale of the statedfor yea? Envetre-TWL m...“ Admmmmo, can“, on "m o, _ ‘ _ 3”
Dance,’ Thursday evening, Town As~i‘ John O‘Hara of Danbury, was seated 081"“ financial al 0‘“ 0 l 9 9 3‘9? 1 2° y“,s Standing. "‘ “‘—‘~ . , ,,r

’ gem-bly Hall. the a delegate yesterday in place or,trea8urY- At future 593510“ Gael‘hog"CANTATA TEOVES‘ENGGWEN THlsl Judge Scott gave a judgment/in 2%"

, - lJanles M lvl , '1 before the committee on approprla- . - « . . T
, c \ n w IO is Ill, and will take .The choir of T rlnllv Church will ,Colnmon Pleas court yesterday of y , 2.

Deaf folks In Norwalk, as well as
all over the country, are looking for-
ward with much interest to the cen-
tennial of the American School for
the Deaf,.the oldest institution of its

. Mr. Melvln's plllce'as long as the latterl
.is absent. , ‘tions and explain its needs.

in its report upon the petition of: sage through the House it Was dis-

i~Louis Geisslnger for reinstatement“ .
j the grievance committee recommendl eluded 1“ the law Wblch was ‘0 be re-

ptial will have to make an appearanct i
In pas.|sing this evening at 8 o’clock Dudley l

covered that not all hospitals were in-,This cantata is a 590901 ‘0 “Th? Story =

18-170 and costs to John C. Lobdell, nd‘
inllnisirutor of the. estate of Mrs.
Sarah L. Jennings. against Charles A.
t-uninlzs. The plaintiff alleged that

lBuck's cantata, “Christ, the Victor."

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of the Cross," sun on the evenin i‘
g g o iMrs. Jennings, who died January 1,

 

Capt. Johnny Evers will not play

it cut roll l Mull

 

HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS

kind in America, which will be cele-lthat he be denied reinstatement. Ai pealed. but an amendment was odopt- G°°d “may before an appreciative Him, gave the defendant, her son,

 

 

 

brated With due fitness in “Hartford,
Conn., during 1917. A lettef from the
British National Association of Teach-
ers of the Deaf have signified their

. willingness to take part in the cere-

 

monies of this occasion.
Residents of Illorwalk are again
warned concerning the short-paid pos-

' tage evil, which is arousing officials

at Washington into action to put a
stop to this practice. Reports reaching

; the department of commerce and the
. 'post oifice department, It is Said, indi-
. cate that the practice of business men
‘ of sending out foreign correspondence

 

insufficiently stamped is a factor
which unfavorably affects the natural

extention of America’s foreign trade. lugs of the convention every day. _Vls-:
(Locally, Postmaster M. Howard and ' ltipg members from Newark and'

Andrew Leary have taken consider-
able interest in the government’s
campaign, and are lending all’assis-
tance possible to the end that all let-

. tors leaving the local post offices may

be sufilCiently stamped.

 

HPLAYGROUND CONCERT
For the benefit‘of those who plan
to attend the Victor lBlart concert. to-
morrow afternoon, at 8:30 o'clock, at
his home‘on Elmwood avenue, a "lit-
ney" service wlll run from the Ma-

, . hackemo square to 42 Elmwood ave
' nue, from 3 o‘clock until 3:30 o’clock.
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‘ will be due again April 1st.

icommunlcallon was received from Mr.
t‘Geissinger, in which he asked to be
heard by the convention before final
action upon his petition was taken. He
is to be hczlrd this afternoon.

The proceedings or the convention
were interrupted for fifteen mlnutlas
yustcrduv ‘nnruing by an accident that
occurred in front of the hall. A little
girl was run down by a street car and
the cries and sounds of confusion from
the street. reached the delegates, who

pened.
Convention Notes.
A number of the members of the
United Hatters of .North America, who
live in New York, attended proceed-

 

IOrange come in at frequent intervals.
[Members of the United Hatters are al-
lowed in the convention at all sessions
» except exeéutive‘ ones.

Arlington Hall, where the conven-
tion is being held. Is at 19 St. Mark's
place. Members of on United Hatters
who desire to attend some of the con-
vention sessions can reach the conven-
tion hall by boarding a down town
subway train at the Grand Central sta-
tion for Astor'place. at. Mark's place
is directly east of Astor place.

Nearly all the Danbury delegates are
staying either at the Van Rensselaer
'or New Preston hotels;

Delegates expressed regret at the

gate of Local No, 10. Mr. Melvin was
forced to return home after he began

went out to ascertaln what had hap-l

sudden illness of James Melvin, dale-l

. ' ii I‘ fill. . '. r
.ed embracing every hospital in themonglegu on near) “"3 1h“ ”9““ .slfilt. February 27, 1890, which was

jstate, which has had aid. in this
i change of the state's policy.

The House agreed with the Senate
in lndeilnilely postponing the bill
which would have repealed the law
under whichytowns having no high
schools receive thirty dollars per pu-
pils for those pupils sent to a high
school in an adjoining town. It took
the some action with the bill which
aims to reimburse legislators for their
mileage expense over and above what
the constitution allows, the amount
so paid to have been charged to the
legislative expense account.

Mr. Peaseley. of Cheshire, and Mt
Hough, of Washington, were made a
conference committee in‘ disagreeing
action on the bill to tax bill boards
which the Senate rejected yesterday.

Among bills adopted by the House
were these: Incorporating the City
of Shelton: giving Stamford a new

Title and Mortgage Company: the
Lawyers' Insurance Company, and
the Hydraulic Engineering Companyr
amending the articles of incorporation
of the Monarch Laundry Coihpnny;
'revising the charter of the People’s
Land and Title Company; appropri-
ating $8,000 for a launch ‘to do patrol
work on oyster grounds; amending
the law' under which Norwalk and
South Norwalk were consolidated:
,approprlatlng $1.500 for'Mount' Tom
Park in Morris; 8400 for the Shagtl-
Fcolte tribe of Indians: concerning the
number of tracks ’on 'Washington

charter; incorporating the Stamford .

lot” the church. Asynopsls of the ban-
ltuta was given in Tuesday‘s edition of
;lll(‘ Sentinel. No’palns' has been
lspared by the organist and choirmas-
tcr, Mr. Edward J. Sims. to make. this
an attractive service, it is about an
hour in length. and those who attend
will undoubtedly feel well repaid. The
solo parts will be sung by the regular
soloists of the choir, Miss Lydia Vos.
burgh. soprano: Mrs. Edward J. Sims,
contralto: Mr. Sidney Owen, tenor,
and Mr. John Wehele. bRSS. assisted
by Mr. O. D: Jackson, bass. The
members of the chorus are:

Sopranos—Mrs. Harold Van Wag-
enen, Mrs. Lduis Warden. Mrs. Ed-
ward Hands, Misses Josephine Old-
field, Maude Anderlson, Ethel McLean,
Elizabeth Byer. Gertrude Harris, Har-
riet Henry, Emily Chlchester, Edna
Hunkemler, Berfila St. John and Mar-
tha Warns:

Altos—Mrs. William Dibble, Misses
Mary Woodward, Mildred Aller and
Bessie Field.

Tenors—Mr. Louis Warden, Mr. Her-
bert Mottram. ,

Basses’Messrs. . PuN. Knapp, Har-
ry Tryon, Harold Van Wegenen.

 

 

ARCH; FOR SIGNAL

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Captain Prince .to Arrange Itinerary
n-New Enilgn for Naval Militia. :
The First Company, Signal Corps, C.
N. 0.. has been ordered to take a. prac-
tice march of seven ‘days. from July -'l
to 13. and Captain Frederick Welles

{secured by a note given by the de-
lfcndant. . . .

Attorneys Davis and Banks appear-
ed for Administrator Lobdell and At-
,torueys Ehelnn and Pholn‘n appeared
for Jennings. "

——.—.—.

DUTY WELL DONE.

A lumber buyer was “staying over
night in a little farmhouse in the
backwoods, of northern Georgia. The
man of the house did nothing but sit
by the fire and chew tobacco. The
lumberman had told how he had held
his job for seven years.

“You got me beat,” said the old

years."

"What is your job?" asked the lum‘
bet-man. '

"Oh, I sit by the fire and watch
dat (is kids don’t fall in.” '

“What do you do ln‘the summer?"
he asked. , .

"I sit by de well and pull de kfds
out when dey falls In." .' .;\

“What will you do when the, chil-
dren grow up and don't need watch-
ing?" he asked. ,

“Den 1 s’pose l'se, goner; take
things easy and retire," he said.—
Phlladelphla Public Ledger.

CASEROL'E 0F BEEF. .
,Cut the lean rrtat of/cold roast
beef into small cubes, removing “fat
and tough pieces. Break one-fourth
of‘a. pound of macaroni into small
pieces, Wash ini’several waters, cook

cracker. “I've only held mine for six

with the Braves for at least a month,
according to President Gaifney-of the
champions: The start infielder is at
present in the Troy hospital, with his
ankle in a plaster cast. The cast is to
be taken off for good Thursday and Ev-
ers claims that his physicians advise
him that hp will be able to make the
trip over to Boston about the middle
of next week.. He says, however, that
there is no chance of his playing be-
fore the champiohs leave on their was.
tern trip early in June.

Evers has not yet“ attempted to
walk on the Injured pin, but will make
his first try as soon as the plaster is
taken off. An X—ray, taken the other
day, shows that the place of bone
which had worked loose on the back of
the ankle is back in place perfectly.
The doctors, however, have warned
Evers not to be too hasty in tr ing to
get around as any indiscretlon would
be most likely to make the injury per—
mancnt.

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How we mortals kick about the
taxes! The community, the state
and the country require a tax for ‘our

' protection and, its support once a

year; and Folly taxes us every day
of our lives. That which taxes us
most we say least about. .and do
least to prevent. The taxesa'of folly
oppress us in the shape of sorrow or
want and we do not half of us seem
to be conscious that they are genér-
ally self-Imposed and preventable.
What is folly? . It is best r'ep'reéented
when we turn a deaf ear to-reason.
The tax of mobs, riots and most hu-

RANGES, $11.00 to $48.00,
Self Lighting Burners. See
our stock before buying.
Gas Hot Water Heaters . . $11.00
Eddy Refrigerators.

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, PLAYER PIANO

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monuments“.

next year. BEGIN TO SAVE some hard work.“ a member of the street bridge in Norwalk: prohibiting , . .. in salted water u'ntil tender, then ‘Phone 351.13 0, 1373.5. '
UP NOW. We '11! W you 4 committee on 1“"- ’ " railroads from runnlng locomotives, Prince.,th,el|f'obmmnd9fv I“! ‘29“ ll“ drain.“ Add gravy that was left, to man conflicts are due directly to 30mg" Nog‘wfix, ,_ 00”
cent. out yonr‘dopoait which Absolutelymotalk is heard at the backwards on flglllat‘ scheduldd pad: structdd to prepare aniline"?! 101', 939 stowed,tomatoes. Put‘ into casserole folly. And Folly is a hard task-mas - ’ ' “’1 ’ ‘ ‘ '

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convention “allowing the D. D. have

Company to foreclose the homu‘ of

Ithe attached mohbér'pof the organiza-

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senger trains: amend the Greenwich
Borough charter rho“ allow town uses:
rotate serve as borough scream:
permitting increment by ulgcttheii
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