For Sale,
Wants!
Classified “Ads.“—To Let.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
Business and
LASSII'IED Advertisements on dispose. Twenty-Five Words orltess. 25c
l‘hree'l‘imes.50c.Each Additional Word. 1 centperlnsertloainblnck-
face or Caps. Double Price.
U son can : ._ to ur. _' warren. J
TO LET TWO COXNECTLNG‘
front rooms. neatly furnished, with[
Ride and cooking range Complete for
light housekeeping inquire i1 South
Main street. in 3t
T0 LET—-I-Li(lill‘ ROOM llOl'Si-Ll
on Cottage street Modern
ments and rent very reasonable In
quire at Keeler's Shoe store f2) 3t
FOR SALE—A FIRST cuss Jan"
hey cov- um: calf. inquire of Joseph
Fad“ .'. Windsor place, South Nor
unlit I‘ll 31
FOR SALE—«UNDERWOOD TYPE-
"Titer No, 5 with latest improvements.
fully guaranteed. “:3. Must be seen
to be enunciated. 1) Shaw. 1 ”and
View 'l'-rrace. South Norwalk. 121 3t
CHEVROLED
1913 Overland
T0 LET-l-‘L‘RNLSHEU ROOMS, ALI.
improvements. with or without privi-
lege of light housekeeping Suitable
for two. 65 Spring street, fit‘ 31
FOR BALE—FAMUA' MOVING
out of town owes balance of 8129. on
in handsome upright grand piano. It
is yours for balance. Write The
ytiibbs Piano Co. “‘73 Main street,
iSpl'ingfleld, Mass. 130 years in one lo
”9 im
FOR SALE—1915
touring solfotarter,
matte”. 1918 Buick touring. 1912
Horton touring. Wehrle'o Garage.
11 Raymond St. South Nowaik. Jfllt.‘
BUIIINESS NOTICES
—PIANO TUNING.
‘W. luuolt‘f’. yr, formerly tuner for .
u. Schoenberg Piano Co Pianos of all ’ ““0“"
kinds tuned and repaired. including '-
‘Plaier pianos. - I‘M-South Main ureotl To LET—~BL’NGMDW. NO' 81
or W“ ”342. nl “v Lincoln avenue, 6 rooms and bath. All‘
__ improvements. that 820. Inquire of
A ”MO. 10 noon lulu BT.§C' E- “W“ '9 if.
loath Malt. Bicycles .W.‘ . _—‘
.1! “Add“. Both ”Id Id W i TO LET—('34P. HALF HOUSE.
I...“ “9.1“". Baby W to; West side of 21 Union sreot. SevenI
utrod We do vulcanialng. Prlooa roa- r 00““ ”id Milk. 51“!“ hm". 019°.
II II . *trio lights. all noun-gas range connoo
_. tion. Newly painted interior and ox-l
‘ GLUE". PIANO! t N INC llt'l’lol‘. New note-date plumbing. Rent
“a ‘.
Wanton operator. on power me
“a ‘
l’l‘he Batch 1 Bailey 00., 29 Marshall
lnineteenth Nmflk. :5 tr
BUBMARINE 133“]; i To LET—TWO - Tatum noou‘
STILL IN GRAVE STA-r3100” and two tour room floors. Im-
.WVASHNGTON, Fell. 2L_iprovemonts. electric lights and gas.
State Department officials said:one "mm” M "om" m“ mum",
today they consider the subma—I‘m'“ “9“ 1“'”° 8“ ““6““! “M"
title issue with Germany still iii ““°' “’1' "0"!"
a grave state because tltc Lusi-|
‘tania agreement in tlle'ligllt of. To LET-THREE APARTMENTS
the newly announcd submarine!“ 55 “d 57 ”‘3‘“ “m“ ““5”““9
policy of the Germanic Powers, 0' me “d six "on" with “prom"
I
~ contains no assuraces for the fu~'“’e'"“' -l“°“m‘u"‘ n" “m" 1 9.
ture.
tGrovo &. Telephone 1393-18. - N-lt.
The situation created b
announced intention of sinking“
the To LET—riva- noon FLAT on.’
armed merchant ships without
warning after Feb. 29, officials
dar str’eot; improvements. 8 oillcos.;
.thshington street. Inquire Samuoli
said, was still in the abstract,‘R°°d"°" south Norwalk. n18 tfI
and was bcing considered as such, - I
but thc Lusitania agreement it-. 79 LET’STONE HOUSE ALL lM-‘
I self. a: it now stands. they ex'-‘pr°'m°”"‘ 1.1-3 acres °t land, barn“
plaincd, mcrcly trcnts of the past,’ Chmkn'h‘m" ‘mm m‘ small cot—I
and although it gives all in floating. on premises. a." ”0- 07080?!
respect for which the United. ““19"“!- Inquire DT- BOhlnmmr.
States has contcndcd, officials dol M South "Mn 8" PM“ 60' 1110 "i
not feel that it clearly guaran- ‘ “"
tees against another such disas-‘
tcr, because while it refers at thel All the Newest and Best
-«_
outset to the assurances thatl FOR SPRING
German subltlarincs would llOtI In I
sink unrcgistcrcd liners, it does ‘ i
not reiterate them. - CEOTHING ,
: ‘Sccrctary Lansingr already has .
told Count \on l-ernstorfl‘. the .ON..CREDIT
'Gerlnan Ambassador, that assur-
ances that the previous declara-
tions will not be abandoned in GIlelY& Brennan
éhrzaiw campaign are highly dc- 42- SOUTH MAIN ST.
l . It was demonstrated that . the
‘ usitania was wholly unarmed,
but the United Statcs has since
i
i
._.._....— .. H...’ ~p.—-- -.
WANTED—4A BUY. 16 mans or}
age for general store uorlt Apply to
the Roller 3. 10 and 25c (‘ent Store,
Washington's birthday. between 9 and1
N a. m e f?l 3t
WANTED ~-t‘AKPEI{TER BOY. M
improve (H I-‘airneld avenue or llox 685. South'
Norwalk, (‘onn f2l 3t
... ;
wanrsp-.x mm. run onxrznufl
housework. in family of two (‘all at.
Mrs. Henry 1’ Price's. ll Elm Street.
.\'0rwalk
f‘Ji 3t
WANTED 7 SEVERAL filitib‘ l-‘UR‘
filling cam. Will pay one dollar peri
day'for one week while learning.
Then piece wont. which averages from.
81.60 to 8200 according to abllity.i
Hours 7:30 to 5:30. Call by jttney}
which leaves Bonon Store 7:16 a. mi
apply to Shop Foreman. Clover Mtg,
00., Cranbury. Iv 3t‘
WANTED-MACHINE”. A FEW'
first class lathe hands. Steady worti
Apply to Holland Machine Co., ‘
Water street. South Norwallt.
m at:
SAMPLE“
WANTED—GIRL J'OR
room work. Apply J. A}. Cash. Ltd.‘
as at}
I
t. _ . , wanna-1'0 nor am. mull
two per month. Possession at once. 0: cm“, and poultry. 39'“ prioool
paid. Bob calves, 88. Hfli‘riedmeu.
'South Norwallt. Tel. 1151.
WANTED-AMERICAN Willow
would like housekeepers position with
small family. A. 8.. “i“ Sentinel. m at
WANTED—AT ONCE. AN EXPEN-
“ if . lENCh‘J) Clinton on slut smmwi
APPLY M. N. MAYEIIOF'F & 00.. IS
MERWIN STREET, XORWAhK.
m 6t
WANTED—PAR‘I‘NEIR I-‘OR AUTO-
mobile business One skilled In the
sellingend preferred. Lynedale. fill 3t
WANTED THE NAME AND AD-
dneas of a'family with children. who
will accept a square piano. Address,
“Piano." Sentinel ofilce. fit If
WANTED-GIRUS 1‘0 [)0 BASTING.
l-‘AMIIJAR WITH WMAKNG
AND SEWING. GOOD WAGES A8-
SU’RED AND PAID WHILE LEARN-
ING. APPLY M. N. MAYEHOFF‘ l
00.. if) MERWl'N STREET. NOR
(IS 6t
W AJJK.
WANTED—EXPERINCED OPH-
.ators on Singer machines. Apply at‘
once. Victoria Waterproof Co.. 68
Water outset. South Not-walk. at St
WANTED~BOY FOR GENERAL
tactory work. Steady work. 0. 8.
Both a 00.. 40 Water sweet. fill at
Will. You Accept. Three
l
trim
VAUIIEVILLE
I 3th even orsenso m now.
£
WALK.
Ill-day. Incas and Wed.
t'HREE PRESENTATIONS DAILY
At 2:15, 1 o’clock and 9:15.
——.--
lnaugulatlng the Regent 5 Policy
or tmenng the fleet in thin Line.
Not a t‘ircuit Show, but a lllll Ear
rM-taily Selected for Out Patrons
with our “Money-Bark” tnlaranl'ee
ll it in not the Very Best You Have
E 'tr Seen.
+ .
LOOK THESE oven
The Beimontcs
R EFINED AMERICAN
GYMNASTS
-9—
Dave Thursby
ECCENTRIC COMEDIAN
4-
v.udowlio'o Greatest Character
Convenient“. Until Recently
with the Eva Tongue!
WY.
Miss Franceslledding
AND HER COMPANY OF
PLAYERS
In tho screaming farce Comedy
“HONQRA”
Nib'oi"& Nugent
THE COMEDY DANCING
DUO
up-o-—
Jesse L; Leaky Presents
”"3 TOYLANDERS"
A MINIATURE REVUETTE WITH
Baby Gla Kitty Donnelly
‘ -” ‘gfl’ y Dom-oily
The sunshine Staten
Add feature
Plfllll“ l IRIBIWIS
MONDAY fFrnncIa X. lushman
and Beverly onnt. Ill “Man and
Hue Soul.“ ‘
TUESDAY ‘Duatln Farnum in
"The Call of the Cumberland“:
WEDNESDAY wnobert Ede-on it
"Thou Art Man."
4--
AND YOU CAN‘T BEAT
THE PRICES:
MATINEE.. 10 CENTS To ALt
EVENING.. ........ 109.1“. 25:.
Evening Prices for Washington‘s
Birthday Matinee.
rs
lion strait slitt-
% ilfiil IN BRIDGE CASE
(Continued on Third Page.)
| _-._
March tnh. 1310. the defendant. at
a on meeting, duly earned and
hell on full tonslderation. decided
to build Washington Street bridge in
permanency contenlplaflng an expen-
diture of whitish), acquire a park. seek
state aid. Fell]? $250,000 in town bonds.
and caused a committee to be ap
pointed to do all the preliminary work
before the legtelature convened. and to
enquire the propen). get special lea
iuinlion. employ counsel. a clerk, en
aneeru and other ageule. and con-
struct the lrttige, ’
The rbldge ha.‘ been constructed by
said t"ontlulttee and substantially corn-
ploted and opened for trailic, and said
park has been atqnired from the pro-
' perty owners. In part, in some cases
by agreement in some cases by con-
demnation. and the state has granted
to the defendant all lands owned by It
required for said bridge or park, and
has paid to the defendant 350,000 tow-
ard the cost. has established" Ind laid
out said bridge and park. declared
them to be of public use and news
ally. confirmed the appointment of said
committee. empowering it to perform
all acts necessary. or proper or incl.
dental to said work to the exlusion of
all other authorities. officers, or
agents of the defendant. to pay for the
same on Its on orders on the defend-
ant's treasurer. by act of the General
Assembly in 1911. to which the plain-
tiff hereby upeclally refers. and the
said committee has acted and is now
noting In their behalf, made the con-
tracts. employed engineers and agents.
employed the plainlitf as counsel and
ohm-waldo other counsel since March
7th, 1913, and has paid on Its own
ads for the same, except the bill
of the ploinlil. .
The committee kept minutes of pa
of Its WISH. but whether the en-
gagement of the plaintiff as counsel In
yet spread upon the minutes the plain-
tiff does not know. and said minutes
The plaintiff wna engaged as coun-
sel by the said committee by letter of
its Chairman. Rev. A. F. Beard. to the
plaintiff under date of April 25th. 1910.
requiring answers to most of the leaf
on of the Committee. and of the
Board of Ehtimato and Taxation. the.
effect of the opinion of the Town
Counsel hostile to the bridge and to
the action of the town, but this letter
Is not now In the possession or con-
trol of the plaintiff or accessible to
him and therefore a cepy climbt at
present bc annexed to this statement.
but the 'sulwtapw of if in l‘Pclted In
the plaintiff‘w letter lll answer to chair
lntt'l. under dale nt April mil, l910
the original of which went to the
hereto annexed. The ellaauement of
the phinttff in the Ft‘fl'iti injunction
case hereinafter referred to In It mat-
ter of record in this Court. and a cer-
titled copy of the order reciting this
in in the hands of John F. McMahon.
..-_.___. -_~..,-
. FRENCH
GUNS
SHIP."
(Contlnued from First Page.)
_....
ILithuania, “noon to Austria-
Efiungary and $43,000 to Pales-
'tlne.
l If America were able. to it
its armament to guarantee the
BRING
DOWN A ZEPPELIN AIR-
.purposcs only and a ship carry-
.tt
.,.t,
.g.
t
e—‘V
.. .‘
.takcn the position that it con-
.Iiolltifl’sllsc cities-
ATLAS lla‘ncaltc noun
FRESH FROM THE MILL Free 0‘ Charge
1 3 Pass. 25¢ ——
.—
_'sit_lcrs a «ship armed for defensive
mg no guns ill the same class.
The German contention is that
undcr the. new conditions 0 naval
warfare brought about lly the ad-' ‘
vent of the submarine. a much I We are M118 a epoelal. oiler
ant ship to be immune front at‘ D ’ 5 f0? JIM-1’! «new. Whine
tacks should carry no arms what- ave}, S your home for modern. IMO-4°10
officials now are flone ‘10
ever. gas lighting. at extremely attrac-
‘Alncrican tive prices.
Waiting to go Over the appendices I
attached to the German-Austrian .
announcement giving allegationsl
;
l
If you will have gas piped in not
less than four room. we will sup-
ply you with gas for lighting for
NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES.
cc of the world. the western.
3powers of Europe would follow
[and n union‘would be forned
ystrong enough torule’outiwnre of
aggression. is the belief of Prof.
G. Loaves Dickinson; of King’s
'Collwe. Cambridge, England,
'who addressed a mdeu'ng undil-
theauspioeo of the League to En-
Iforc Peace. at Brown .Univereitv.
-'tonight. Professor Dickinson. ad-
‘vocated a compulsory "cooling
éofi” period in international dis-
;putea and aaeertedthat the pres-
lent war was possible "because it
a member of the committee. under
iwhich the committee acted in open.
log the bids hereinafter referred to,
and In all its aniracquent work.
The ens-genteel of the plaintiff unis
lcontlrmed ,in writing. in February,
tilll‘l. by Dr. A. F. Beard. Chairman.
Ingainsl the protest of the plaintiff. In
a public report widely published. a.
Icopy of which is ilerounto‘anuoxed.
"e-‘murml Exhibit A. in which the plain-
' tit! ls‘rei’erred to as the Chairman of
the town meeting:
Answering the 'aocond. third . and
fifth questions in the defendant‘s mo-
tion (or ainore specific statement. the
plaintiff says that it was he Bridge
Commitoo and its chairman with whom
the plaintiff transacted In the prom.
ion. and answering question one. the.
plaintiff avers that the
In writing to the exten
stated. but that not all the terms were
expressed therein; without prejudice
to the claim that the terms were in
part oral, the engagement ev
also by circumstances. and by perfor-
mance by the plaintiff, largely
are in tho poooeeslon of the defendant. ‘
questions Involved. including the pow”
~ I
chairman. and tilereiorc It copy Ix not I
and pannzlrmttng in getting the grant solve Putting It on ion we
‘Ui elolv land for llJl' path, 81,000. Letter to Perkins, Work on tall. 00'
i . \lork in getting 830005 state {elem-e with “also Work on u. an
appropriation. 83,000 {l'hotoe lay out, map and bids.
\' Drawing the bill for the legis- Jan. 23aworg on motion to dissolve
latut'e. studying Ill? I'd“ anti facts. at» and evidence to be adduced. letter t.
tending the hearings ill Hartford. and Warner & t; _
arguing the ra~e $2.500 l Jan. :4 rlJraulng subpoenas. deuoaa
\l Trim: the Perm case. vrcplr- [coma and selecting witnesses. Work
«Hon therefor. on facts and law. ar- on (gets and Q-yldenga and procm
suing the cause Ill lhis Court. Selim: for dissolution of Injunction. Welt
'tc “on nr>t modified. IIN‘D 0'“ on law lhridge and approaches. M'-
Iolvod, "50. i log motions for Walsh & Molokai.
\tl. rolmulatlng the plan for bids mfwence with both.
to build the bndgv on denials pres, Jul. 25——Work on law procedure,
(need to the man. but 0" drum and evidence and mot-.01. on short calen-
plan: ittrnlshed by tile bidder. and Car. '
tllaulnp the ptupuml I‘anlarsing the J‘n‘ Zfir—W‘ork on law and [m w
bide unit the rummlilw and “mice 0" argument of luOlJUn to dissolve .-
same, and against titanzinll plans 9' function tomorrow Preparation d
Iuddeh but requiring hidden; to brief. (lonference whit witnesses I“;
change their own plans. $1.300. light.
\‘iil l'l’f)lr‘>>l(illfll work on mixed Jan. 27—T0 Supenor Court ‘9‘ gt. , '
quepguuns of law and fact, the relation ulna motion 10,. dissolution of II». .
of the. park to the bridge. the claims junction Ferris estate. Inmates j» ,
and rights of the property 0'39" modified and question of facts pot
along the Unlike. the claims and rights "a. to Friday. Feb. 3_
along m» bridge. the claim to Md! Jan. 28—Work on law and fact too
between high and low water of those w “"15 inunmion quagm- on
who nelt-r owned adjacent upland. the «my, or "my next m. Can-
cost of the works as related to taxn- tomes with Mr. Fromm.
tion. the “llJVt‘t'litlllS “5 ‘0 "m and Jan. {lo—Work on Ferris injunction
necessity. and the forPSOIllK work in preparation for Friday 03 W 9.
was performed almond lhe 0990“" Me as to appnmchea.Apin.nvlov-
tlon of the regular Town Gaunsel. and 938 property.
of special counsel Brute-“Sing ‘0 "‘4 Ilieb. l—Preparat‘lon for town moo
for the town. and throughout the D“? In; “Milli Draw“; W .9.
incl covered by Ill“ complaint ”‘5 "“5 proving legislative committee hill and .
more particular statement. 81M“ Greeting prosecutionthoremm ' 2
{m March 29th. 1910. [0 March 7th. m ,0]. ".1“ 011. Ml. on ."W‘ ’ .'
1913. the plalulm was the only ll" ou- FrldaY- ' ‘
yer of the committee or of the town M. 2~Preparation for trial rm
who upheld the voles 0f the ‘0'“ to [mum case wmoi. Wont .
have the bridge or "i" Wk- 31,000. We and for witness.
The plaid“ is “Mme ”mm," 'o- l'ob. 2—Work on cross-ax. Toto
fix the “10-“ 01 all m" 6‘" °" which phone to Cam. for asoooomut d PO
services were rendered. outside of the It WW-
aixtydour now to be aimed. but am- M. 3m Court um ‘ .
lagoon work was done. on about loft! hell on 899M to m m ~. .-‘
other dun our!“ the “N W“ '" motion. Got mum we; ' '1
which the plaintiff has no direct memo- lob. “Mark on non PM ‘-
11!“ We constructldlk uni-Mu bids- .
‘ The plaintiff is unable to give the hp. 7.4%“ on bids and m
vml-e Mile 0' d""“’"“‘°‘“"- m“ cannot. Conference with mm. '
by estimation they are: a.“ of bids with mm_ .
For Slmolnphy and tywwnme "5° M. 9-1!) work on one» contract , f
Stationery. 9061089. "WWW" “d and obstacles. -
telegraph ..................... loI l'ob. IO—Work on bids. pm . "
Traveling. hotel bills and incident— ”but. building! "1‘ lo‘lf. Coatoo . ‘
m. to H-fllwlv m “m“ ‘° .00 with LaGhieotto. Confidential
To Westoheeter Park and else . ot bids with committee. _
a
where ........................ 0 Feb. 11‘“) further non-MM“
. “F or eta. In motioned open hoorindl at
Total dtsbursements .......... ”35 bidders Work on "opium 10' con-
1910. Mt.
March '29—'1‘0 Grim“! P'“°““'"- Fob. iii—To preparation for hear- ,‘
and resolutions for Construction Com h; in Mankind on Tm".
mlttoe. rd. zit—work on hearing In Hart-
AW’“ 5r‘W0l'li 0" l" 0‘ 09m” lord tomorrow and W owl Im- 1
Mint-ht domain. Work on propon-a'» m ‘0, “mandarin; ”we.“ n p. _
and bldders' engineers. Conference m. Donovan‘s We“? .
with Mr. Stevens on some and 0“. react—Arranging conlml with
draw and abntments for end thrust. to Chioolte. .. _ ‘
April ll——Work on bridge mutual I'd). lib-Submitting p!“ of nctkn
Adloul'nPd town merit!!! "“5 "wins to Dr. Beard and committee.
3 April 2PM“ on bridle Ind ‘3“; stamp s—nmwlnx resolutions for
April 29—1Mlfl’ to Dr. Beard. Worlt .Mmuuon 0! bids.
on law. ! arch fli—I’reparatlon tor hearing‘ln
. May 2~W°Yk 0" 9'09”“ and a” Hartford tomorrow. .
.law. E March 22—‘1‘0 diartford. first been
i May 3—-W0rll on law 0' ”This“ “‘1' ' lag before Finance Cmittee, tailing
.parlts and on powers of board of E5 lei-1'80 of hearing. ' ‘ L
‘timaie and Taxation. um 2340:1311!th of “Cl:
I May 4—~\\‘ork 'on law doubts 0‘ brook, Cobbot a Rollins. Letter to
Lcommlttee. Provision of ”WWI" Dr. limo; chairman. Draft or letter
lCommittee. attendance before. first In reply. 1)
'meeting and argument. Attendhnco at. April “Ir-Work on W ‘ P" ..
lbridge with Bridge Committee and NM hearing in “mm ”a
f mayor and council. “or-day. Work on last of - moped
5 May ft—Work on all past resolutions General Assembly. 3 .
land on power of Bridge (‘ommlttoo to; April 12.4“,“ in WNWM!” w \
llocate. Argument for action by build luring In Hartford tomorro'. . .
Inge committee from change of site 0'; lay llr—To ital-tram. conferring.
from removal of plan to Butler street. with Ch. Hammond Spencer. In
"I? lfwork 0“ law-eminent ‘3' and others on bonding bill and 1“"
plain, purchase of pork. pmcednrs "‘ ting promise of report. and reLto .»
agreement was.
t herelnbofore ' six-noting concrete. Washington ""03. cal
in;
locate and layout.
May 2i~\\'orlt on plan of procrdure.
Work on bill for General Assembly
Nay lit—Work on bridge molter.
“Walter's opinion.
Sept. 28-Worh on proposal for con
crete. Washington street bridge.
Sept. 30.-—Work on proposal for con-
bridge. Letter to Keyser.‘ Letter to
Charles N. Wood.
Nov. 5—Conference with F. R. long
I bridge.
Nov Uri-honing meeting of Bridge
Jndlciariy (‘ctnmittee next M. . .
Jnne til—Revising. and rednwlnl’
legislative bill. laying out bridge .0
”It. . .‘
1 June ti—‘l‘o Herttrod, arguing onA;
and bridge and park out more Igloo
lilting of Judiciary and Finance M5
sum. Work on law power of 0‘
Assembly. ~ ‘
my Ill—Revising and, redraw”;
legislative bill to provide rolerendnl‘l
an eminent domain provision. Alla;
idenced .on mulremfinlfi 10" Washington street request of Senator Judson.
'Jnly 2l-Work on legislative bill.
W to Judson. - ~ L
t. Letter
of instances ill which British iner-
chant ships attacked submarines,
rind the so—called .sccret orders
pf the British Admiralty to mer-
chant ship captains to war on the
S‘lllJIIICI‘Sillles. ’
pRIVEurnoM HOME av: romeo
: Nm’ nosrou. Mass. no. 21.——~
With the immune rotten-degrees
..below zero. Edward chilling. his
wife and. their two Worm
'0! about 2,110.00Mil0. There-were.
WASHINGTON. l‘eb. 21.——"l‘otal re-
sources of all the national banks in
the [T'nlted States which reported. to
the comptroller of the currency. De-
cember 31, 1916, aggrented 13367.:
887.123. an Increase during the year
more banks refining“ compare“
with 7.681 in December. 1914. Thai
includes ot'sr *‘Nnvomhor-r 10.
amounted to ”1.000.000;
1916.! ,
three months ~
i'l'll’CQMfllllllB' Gal Free of
l was rushed."
. "If there had been'time.” he
:added...‘fl believe. publis- .o‘il-
ion would‘ not have tolerated
a European war."
writmg. often in public ortin presence
of memhonot the committee, andby
acceptance by thetown, and by large
benefit to the town‘: . .
'IAnowet-inxthe fourth question. the
Ch e “Hmmm;mth a; plaintill avers that the work done by
WWW-w'mmauwnd . t9. 19'}. .-....“5-.‘°... 39 in; Wmnhephpiotaporman.
W " without” "m" end “I‘LL—r » - ~enI-conorsto-arehodwbridge andndraw,
m ‘r ' Ail‘rofron-"THIoran.-' MaMMW-ml both sides. , ..
HAW. w..at.e¢a*:lnseau-. ‘
[prof-d, to flee-drom-vthelr homefin -
’93“ 'W" eel-lmm- W.‘ ““7 wobfifipomult.’ 1.. Fob."2'1.-’—A '
P2 “W15“? :‘W‘hm-“I‘bm' we " 1min? Was-“found today
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