. .
(it
rat sou-m mawaum WIL.
TONIGHT—A. H. Woods
TH URSDAY—Harly Hillia
Miss Happiness.”
SATU RDAY—“Love‘s Toll
Romance."
Tonight—Lockwood’s Hall, Motion Pic-
tures)“ On Her Wedding Night.”
WEDNESDAY—“How B ritain Prepared,"
FRIDAY—Marguerite Clark in “Little Lady Eileen.”
Sept. 27.—“The Unwritten Law.”
l REGENT THEATRE.
Tonight The American Drama
mon Clay."
"PHD": 1501 ‘ Melodrama with the gr. p it Yr‘ail'.‘
and comedy wit l the fi4\ol‘ of
NORWALK
:‘aultlilfl a the lugrtdxnh ot
iiil“ pout-ital dun...
ll \\ood.» will preseu at ii.
itfillgill.
"Com-
lie att-
few 0!
“t‘olunlon (‘lay
whith A
lieaetlt
presents “Common Clay.”
t‘
liw‘a‘l’t'
it was this
that load: i'oul‘
tlolueual :llttcs-
Yolk when it I'dii tor an entire yml
A story that [1“.th rapidly and M"
(”iii
:w.l ls ol it»
ll."
'ti'ikr'.‘|\tt'i
HUI] (‘iaji‘ Hm
u] lets senson l:l New
10 reels.
. . h .
rd and June Caprlce in Llitle xtlllluiztlllt‘ one \allr'i) and hill l:.
illalat“el‘tz:,llltttt .silutlllulls lcplt-‘c
with drama li llilt'l‘t'.~i. (ill.l‘Li\ and
pathos. and a tlllilax of startling.- ;o\c
er turlllilltc to make
lilul ilil ttllr
and Billie Burke in “Gloria's
‘(‘olllllltt!l t‘ ‘lyf
Intelcslid lll iuyr
The ca.-
Htigelte \1
litrxtord Kt‘il
a play
lellt drama tail fall 1o “11;;
includes Flank lit min 14.
‘llcsllltihd lilt hard Mic.
fit“: ‘5.“ ©,®m@W ii dlltk (oiliad i'alltzt 'l. Role rt \\.
‘11-‘lllitylil‘lllY 'l‘ratcis~ i.l|t\it7l~t‘
Iiitl)llt't. Sc‘ltragw. .\larpo \\'ll‘.ialll~.
? {Mliiit I‘H’tiiiall ('tceila ilrtfillit. Tcrc
sa lien. ritk “l'iit‘ \I‘WJI ll
Tomorrow New Britain Prepared"
v
TODAY, TU ESDAY—Al i
and Others.
PALACE THEATRE.
FAMED CARQUINEZ WOODS SET
AFIRE FOR FAIRBANKS PLAY.
Triangle Star and 5am e Grasses Lou
Eyelashes and Get a Few Blis-
ters Doing “The Half-Breed."
()tle oi the biggest thrills that has
been seen on the screen ill many a day
is ill "The Half-Breed," the new Doug-
las It‘dltllflllk‘ picture on tile Triangle
prom-airline. It is a forest fire; and
Mimi makes it or particular interest-
apart from tlle bip. excitementvis that
it shows tlle mast famous forest ill all
iile Americas, the (‘aliforllia redtvoodn,
ablaze. . ‘
' "The llalfillreed“ is a dramatization
(if a story by Bret llarte, called “In
the t‘ariiuillez Woods." and ill making
the picture the director took the cone
pally to the actual scelles~tllat is, as
far as they remain today ~ for the sto.
ry is liltl ill the days of '49.
'l‘lleic was much shaking of heads on
'{III‘ pail of the authorities when it
ttllltli-rnlood tllat the picture people
'wanted to make the woods seem ailre.
The lllilllic blaze. they thought, might
catch in the dry timber and so destroy,
if not pcrlilalicntly scar. one of the
most noted lit-atlty spots ill the world.
lBtlt l‘li'lliunii)’. when the director
at: ~ecd to have it whole fire brigade on
build. Wllil buckets and chemical en-
gine... they L“l\'e their consent.
lltlt lt there was no dallaer to the
woodland. with the. ground thoroughly
soaked with wat'ir and sprays goili':
mt :ti‘. around
was tiny considerable danger to the
actors. ill the (‘Olil‘rt‘ of the filming
S'ttli tle flrassc, ill character as the
Htcritl‘. is supposed to lie near death.
on the around. Fairbanks. as the hero,
ls supposed to drag ltilil tlwa)’ just a
a great branch. all ablaze, falls to the
ground trout a height. in addition.
burning pillc tllfts are raining dowll
all over the place.
Wiis
5
There was no ftln in acting under'
such coliili'iolls. and by the time Fair-
bankn and lie GraSsc were through
both were sans eyebrows and eyelash
es, with singed hair, and with hands
well ltlistered
When some friends asked Fairbanks
later what had happened to him, he
said he had just been shaved by a
Mexican barber.
’Tlie quaint story
education and later-day
Miss l‘i-iticoats. grailddautzhtcr of any
old .\‘ew llcdford whalingv tlDiai’l
has ‘ict-ll iiiltnortalizcd Oil the screen
through lilt- \‘il‘orts of William A.
Iliail) who has il'tti the famous story
".\lt-s l’ctticoa's" adapted to lllt)‘
and filmed lllldci‘
llllr‘ii-y Kliolcs,
l‘t'adcd ll_t' .\‘litvrt
~tltll star pl; j'tit‘.
1m" Ill‘ ‘ tires"
dif‘l‘til’lil oi \t‘iill tl
llr'utiy.
' A r-
:m tutti; l'.l\l.
suppot i“i by:
tt-ut' Asitlcy. Johnny llilli-s. l,
fFi’ant-is ind .\litdrcil llat'elts.
A cotttpaliy coltsis int: m is titltll‘F
and ’ti'ft ~~t~s ill\ili~"i 1‘s..- llili‘l city
of New lltiiford. (in the l‘otlty coas‘
of li2.‘ Sta‘i of Massu tllllsct'r and
there ;ll0("~'tit‘ii to film the n oi) of
Miss l’t-ltittlats, Who. ill the :2 ory in
liwiull: 'I'iiton's hook .\‘cw lied-
fotd pill the g1 raliddaitgllitr ol :1 tis‘l-
is it
ROTON POINT
PARK
' WEDNESDAY—Douglas Fairbanks in “The Half-Breed. "
VAUDEVILLE THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SAT
the zone of action. there,
of the adoption.
romance of!
tilt“
., :-
'lllis pill: lrt will go.- the :.li(Il|ilU‘
itita l'l [Lt ll.ll'ttil‘i‘t§ >lllci,‘
V\\lii he wor‘ll the while willles-l'l; as
this picture
crackerjai ll. iit'lllg
a big tlllll t'f‘lllpitil)’
expense.
Thursday “Little Miss HappineOS"
Another \\'ll|lalu Fox picture teatlir
‘:.ll that
t
Ce Brady in “Miss Petticoats
ls reels loll: kill] a
ten
specially ll ulit‘ lg.
at all l'ii'll liitlU‘
. . . . " ' 'Ji' .tl -('i ,..
Ilug >t'llttiillt‘l‘ captain 'llle life of the ”I” “d!” In” ”d and I If“ i “’2’”
t “ ' as l‘.‘ ' V
‘glrl willie on the old it. hlng \essel *‘ ”J 1“” “I" w ta ‘ U i” ”
taff anti titty are surrounded It) a
ill the cotton lllills. and while secretaly:
.colllpany of the Very best of talent.
all dcolllpallioll ill a fashionable lloluc , I
has itt‘t'll photographed iti its entirelyI Friday Famous “9°" Star H" n
"Lady Eileen.”
in the atlllospllere and locale used by? ‘
iilt' author in tile book. All old schoon.i ‘(V”"“’ ”‘- ‘1'“‘3 ““d ”1““ your “1'1”"
er was prepared when» ”w scelles' husband." 11' you were a little ulll suit
were filmed and “in; Brady. the star dcnly takctl ollt of school and your
in this {aim photoplav spent sewral father htls r‘llll‘llltllltti you lillo Ililt‘
days ill one of tile bit: mills watching “hm” ““lim’” “’“r M” film"
11“. girls at work later doing work ltlcak with flight and wouldn't you it tl
herself. it is not exaggerating mat ilikcitlrlliuiz and running as ta t as yotl
tcrs in the least in saying tllat no mo. (”um Audit ”I" man l" whom
Non picture has yet been lerduced in yotl were introduced as your future
which the producing company was so lltlshaild lcered at you ill a it‘l‘rliHYlK
.\li("t‘.~'.~'flli ill producing exactly the “Ltway wouldn't 3“" “Ml mm mm" g‘md
qtiired locale for “11 its SH.mts m this fairy would show you tlle way to cs-
t'eatiire version oi "Miss l‘etilctllts,"imp“ "0m ”Hf man‘.‘ .
which is the attraction coming at the Tm" is ”‘0 “'"mm" ‘hh‘h confronts
l'alace ”ma.” todav. “Little Lady rjl'lct-ll" in the Famous
' ll‘ltll'ers production ill which irresisti-
.ltle .\largtlcli'e i‘latk is being started
‘on the 'aralllotllit l‘rogralli at the lie-
;gcnt theatre tllis Friday. lltll lillcen.
j who is a slip of all lt‘isll lassic. believes
:llllllill itly in fairies alld though she is
ictiitlcd at (I write t‘llurcllill :lild lla'cs
.ililll instinctively. she hopes in the hot
,tolil of lit-l heart that the {Lliril’« will
{Q‘Olllt‘ to her rt-sctie before it it too iilli‘
When she was ill school she continual.
‘lt harassed ll . prititillnl by reading
it’au‘y ttllcs in: tt-lid of sttldyillt: ller lcs»
‘ llllll'i
torle:
LOOKS THAT WAY.
i :ons il‘.l.i ht-r ltiL-llly llllauiila'll‘i-
:"t‘t't'lu‘ti as flit is the delightful
|which she c-atl
\itd li‘ilccn‘s taitlt iii lill‘
ltitlilit Me For tlltt tilt Itloit‘ tl :tti res
(‘1‘ her from (wingt- they take her to
iltcr title love just a she has alway-s
bclievcd that thcy ttollldtlf course
'ltt-terybody eist‘ ill the story laughs at
,_ fairies altd dot-s llt)‘ tit-liele that there
fare ‘such things ill the world. llut
.1 W it‘Vi‘l'yiilinl: lllrlls‘ out jint as liilecn
“Look. Jamie! Ah“ “1‘” ”W fuu- thought it would if the fairies decided
uiesl tiling yotl ever e'ctl 1‘"
“Don't latllrll. Tommy.
poor man's got water on the knee."—
l'ltisburgll l‘ress.
‘ tail'ics is
to help her. so thctc is no use lryint:
Maybe "m to tell her that iil"l‘(‘ are no fairit'S.
., lecli her lover flotitidltiilll‘t‘dh’ scoffs
_ at liIilecn's' theory and aggravates her
She Did and Ho Did. in little. because he tannol we the clfs
Mrs. Tim Bolder was energetically when she points tllt-nl ttll' to him but
”mm!" ”19 (“I‘llct when her neighbor tlll his the only fault which she finds
tcallcd "W 1’3 dm‘t 5"" “-‘k 30‘” hus- with Stanlet (‘llttrcllill Stanley is the
band to hm" “' I” asked the \isiior older brother of George and w llcli Eil-
“I did " replied .\frs. Bolder natagely. . . . J
“and Ichiti"—-0pilmlst cells father loscs all his money it is
discovered that if l-Iilecn marries Stan-
ilcy (‘hurcllill they will come into a
‘glieat fortune. (lcorzc learns of the
will first and believing that Eileen has
never seen his brother, he goes to
(‘astlc Kavauatlgh and claims her as
his bride.
Though lciltcn is sick at heart and
hates George. she is forced to comply
Something Big.
“If I keep on. " the poet quotll
"If I burn midnight oil and dig
And hey-.tr nevi-r tlcld to sloth
I may in time wllte something big."
' “I don't." he went on, "care a fit!
About the tour: and iUiir‘t‘mL‘ way.
I may ill time write something big.
A check tor twenty dollars. say." i
——I‘Ililndelplll:l Bulletin.
\
Caught Again.
Nyld- .\luclltti-il has .l iletv runabouL
Iliubccrl iilollp. iii no Swot? he never.
would marry ayaiu. »\ lllllty Fair.
1
l
t
.
|
I
Criticism.
“ha a self made man. L want you to
know."
“(ltd chap, you should have hollercd
for help."~l‘.icihilolld Times Dispatch.
A fashion expert tells us that rattles
will be worn ill place of collars by
men before the end of the summer.
Most men‘s collars get that way be
t tore the end of the summon
l
l
l
' w Ilt‘ll
'to her father’s commands,
-——.
and they
.are marriod. But the little bride car-
Hrs in her memory the handsome face
at a gallant stranger whom she has
net out when» name :
kllui' (if ("Lifer Ii 1.-
tttuxs lo hel‘ rmcue
doe: not
Stanley who
when he hart»
w: at Il.> slap-grace ltrottlel has doilt'
the
file
Stealth—5' lu‘ercrpt: pair on 'he
wrutitilg day and is nearly i'iiied by
l~v~ l-lotllrt \\i‘0 flees and i.- killed H)
a It .gt- 'iouldler whlc Lloiir down 1
ll.tlullidlll )
Alllt-Iig tilt pialers who
~t.J)pttti Miss t‘tark lu
ilflltiitti itiitt‘itp.ii) hl't' .\lit.‘::t'
ill Iibilt‘i. \’ ‘I'IlUD Steele.
liarry
Lilli car in
of l}: . tie
Hallow-
John I,,
Luv, I'JIKL‘s-rit lia>>t‘li.
Saturday "The Tolles of Love."
A big lllue ribbon feature wlt‘. an all
Itnl iii“ and lilllte Blithe in iiiltlih'~
the littil i'il'di"
~l ..
T IZA
liotllallt e preu lltlllg
lt‘f‘
CONNECliElJl ffilillil
0i liililll illllllillllilll
Thirty-Fist Ami Session Opel s
in Hartford Willi Important
Matters to Consider
iiAiiTWltill. aept. it,
representing
of ill? afhit‘.
lit o'cloelt tllzs lllorlzi 1:
.ltllills (‘ Strellalatt, of .\It'l
tit-ll. prt-sldellt, callel to order the 31s.
tll\(‘llIiUil of tile (‘ollllecticut
Federation of Labor.
T .\l
Hartford
.\‘carly
large
:iNl
tlelt gates. towns
and Hill» were ill the r
planes at
annual c.
t'rottley, president
t‘ciltral Laltor i'ilioll, itl-
lit'tilflit'i) informed the contention
that .\l.ly' r Raul. A. llaxttrty would
address the gathering ill the ll‘\)rnll
as the mayor planned to leave the
city hy the time the preliminary work
was finished.
"it is a pleasure and a privile‘e
for me." said the mayor. “to have the
opportunity to welcome to the city if
llarttortl such a representative Kath
eriug of tile hosts of labor from all
over the state. it is not necessary for
me to say we are citizens of no mean
.'-iiii>' i think it is pit-per for
to add that til it“ tht‘ t'ihts in t I
state llarttttz‘d is the illilt‘hl. l llop'
your with will pleasa t
and your deliberation successful.
"l'ndcr a smiling sky and ill linp~
py suit-him- the hosts of labor march-
ed in this city yesterday and i wish
to ttoillplilliillt you on your appear
altce.".
The tliityor‘s remarks “re cntlttt
elastically recelved. Frank .I. .\llid
den. secretary and treasurer or'tlle
local llartenders' l'lllon. ln moving
that the convention record a vote of
thanks for the r's rclllark~.
“\\‘c all realit- that lit the
there are brought to ‘teilr llll'lll r.»
cciltltcs of Hartford outside influ-
ence against the holding if dt‘nl"l\
stintiolis by labor oruantzatiims. lttlt
til the same time. we all know tlla‘
.\layor llngarty has always ilf‘i‘II I.l\'v
orahlo to the working man and to or-
l'alllzcd labor." The motion wa:
unanimously carried and the mayor
left.
ll'resldelit Strc'mtllntl namel the
auditing committee of the conventol
as follows: -
James T.
Striebe. New ”I‘IVi‘n.
Stour. New liritain.
0n the credentials conllllittcc wcr
lltHIH‘d .l. ll. Reilly. of llilnlttiry: Jlts
()‘llmtrgc. of Bridgeport. aitd li‘rcd
Warner. of .\lcrldeli.
The. rules committee as niillonncci
comprised Philip Kalbac‘h, of New
ltmain: Dennis A. German. of Dan-
bttry. and Joseph halter. of Water-
bury.
It was decided he carry the cen-
t'crltion along during the prelilltinarv
I
of the
u
5
ii.“
stay us it'
may. Still
“His"
Malice and
Mid
Aug"st
(‘htlrl s
'l
sssions under the rules at the last . I ’
meeting i
Mr. Stremalau at this time >J§KP~‘» 4" .
ed that the delegates refrain lr.»m ‘
suoklug Present in t hall of 13,- g
beebluil were sly woul~ll delegate. . .
this twlng the hrs! Hill? in tour Je'nYS ‘ ' ..
t: at a Wtibhil was present Year~ .. ‘
ago “UiutD deieflale> ta l.e- octa-loir l M h P f
ally but in the ititnie it i: expectel ’ 2 ‘ 0n[ 5 to ay or ,v .
that they will be run hitter- repre " - - I
settled Tile falr delegatts today “lung i V i)
wile Mtb: Martial“ 'l'utlley, ills .: .3.
A“)... \\'l~e and .\lt» Mani,“ low 0' " \Vttu liliif i121\(‘)‘t)ul' house wir— 3‘
the ttridgepol-i t‘ttrsti Wol'liels' til I t l tor lltctric service, and 1.2:) 3
ion. torsetlerres. llo ices. al‘toitilll.‘ h l tlw wiringr and fixtures ‘ll '1‘
to Martha and .‘til>> Unix ilellt'hl ‘y toti‘ t. casv monthly pa\'ll.lem» 3 V‘
.nd .\lt» hilL'diitltl Lallgtly. ot lie ”I t '11 all sutll toutracts we funl sh ‘I .
'Iuhtio Sirlppcis than. oi .\.i.t l‘. for .. Ia/tit Lamps insuring tit “
iiatcll. and .\llss Usbtrlic. tws “1:3 3 list titrssii ic light. '
.ztzlll til the lllldupol't total ‘to - ._; . I.
I it WE ALSO SHARE THE COST i
1. mum “Rh“. d'd‘md ”1“ Q i“ttf a limited time we are rifl'er- I~
illalllllzlll, hilt'l it‘L‘lnlll’lllg [at will 9’ tn: 1" l’i'” towards ”W (‘05! m- i
.i.“ drlwalw' “Hm Ml. M “in a.“ H Militia. an amount (“fluid to the “
ltoll tor the. ladies we lemllt tr ll H {.14 g” ”mmhg' lighting ill”.
.\llluiulll; (iill‘lllg lllc co'l-ylttioll." ‘7 'i‘,‘ ;,... .l .H tllilillt‘ti if . . .
‘llo lziil lllllld ils.“ qillt‘ri) replicl “ 111 . . i s) .. n er dk d
“1mm ,. ”M ‘3‘“ “by”, (>9 tt lttt it is the most! favorable
(Ahead. in e\'l' have u t.tll1tic o (\(‘i‘ lllatie' m this “Unity and ‘
Mb . S , u ‘ .... you should take advantage of it
"i a," all 'c cue ‘ i K. at once. . i I '- ”‘I
on “wring t .“m HM. l . I"; .\\t\ our .\alcs Department for
“warm. 3 “5,1,1 U, “yum. , I [he 6 full llliorlllation.
ladies." ‘,
'l‘tlt- idca wa.s applauded. hilt i‘c ‘1
'tllitl‘alall had to IU‘I'II liil— llt‘ri ill.) - 6 .- he.-
ing.
to.» .\l. 1‘, ileum»: for tile 1.....2 ’ o
sum-nae w'orkers. hat-l asked llf‘t‘tlom . umled flec‘ric
ly for the privilege of the flotll ti
address the iolltilltl ll til the \v ill-i .
an .\lt'fidlt’ cause on a proposed cl‘il l' L hi & water
labor hill. The original motion icf' lg .
tilt \\li'.’l the speaker to lzllt lltr otiil .
time. All amendment ly a .\Ii‘l‘diln.‘
deli-gate. anguish“: that tell llllll to ‘0 0.
he the time limit. quickly brought all '
alllelldlllent to the arllelld'len: lil.l
the limit should be eatelldcl to liven y ‘
minutes. .
Tltat launched a general distu sion .
tillfinj' which sonic delegates statel .
that if the woman workers of tho ‘
state. whotll the suffraxists were try __
ing to aid, Were not worth [wt-ply @2710: :m..:m:.:©..mm i A .
llltllutes. that they twcm nit whl'wl ._.. h-.. - 045$
any little at all. So the amendment rines continued ‘0 monopolize alien.
was lost and it “as derided i) lent-
the tinc~tiotl of time to Mrs “ti
Ili‘li'fi discretion.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
i
\\‘.-\l.l. STREET. 10.30 a
tlcuicnt of the threatened railroad
strike over the double holiday was
made the occasion of a flesh demon—
stration of speculative t‘lliillls‘i‘dllls
the resumption of opt-ra'lolls today.
New maximums tvcrc rcorcd hy l'nitetl
States thl, \iztrinc prcftrrctl a'iti
Kelly-Springfield Tire. ttiill strilliitt:
gains in other favorites. illt‘illtiillll lead-
in: munitions and equipments. illd~i~
pendent steels and coppcrs. litills wet-r
slow ill rt-sptttiillnu to tilt“ lliahcr move-
ment elsewhere,
Ill .. St“-
till
but name il“T\\tii'li in
fer. the llttrrinlll'liI lendilli: that divis-
ion. Realizing sales ('iiil:"‘iI a illodt-r»
ate shading of prices ill til" first half
hour.
\\‘.\l.l. STREET. .“ lit-t wccn '
400.000 and $00.00" .arcs i llanlze
hands during th - llloriiing. interestI
converging mcrc partittllarly iliottnd
thelli uric-u. These national advances-
ln those issues suggested a contest for
control or the cnflrccd littering of an
extensive short lntercs t. .\larine pre-
ferred made the record price of Ho H
with a nw top of 15 for the common,
while Kelly-Springfield cvcecded all
previous quotations at 82 1.3 Steel
failed' to repeat its best price of the
opening. yielding more than a point.
but. other lndustrials and specialties
of mixed descriptions followed the up
ward trend. l‘lefore mid-day heavy.
selling of rolls reduced gains of lead-
ing stocks 1 to 2 points. Bonds were
steadyr.
WALL STREET 1:30 p. tun—Alti-
tion in the afternoon the preferred ex~ i
. lllttlt .s till.
:ttoult‘. he a saving to the city. and he
tending its gain to 11.. 1__ ., an advance'. GOLDIE OUTPOINTS FULTON.‘
of 10 3-4 points, on an unceaslng de-}
mand. Mexicans also hardened. hilt
rails were inclined to greatc
lari y.
Young Goldie. of Pittsburgh, 0“in
outpolnted Young Fulton of New York
r irregu in tell stu- bout in the Harlem 8m -
in: Club. of Rockaway, last night. ‘7
:TIIO weights were Goldie 131 11-3,
I-Zditor Sentinel: mud.“ Fulton 140 pounds. In M
.\lt attention was (‘iliitd to the arti‘ ‘semihnal of ten rounds (‘harlle WM '-
‘. . ‘of Brooklyn won from Arthur Kant-
cle l'l your lsstic of Saturday under
' l.
tile lli-ttdlllles: “For the Benefit of the man of New ‘0“
'l‘llxpaycrs."
over the signature of'
. Sentinel "l.\';lllt.-" brill results.
"Justice." On Monday. August 28,l\ir.! ‘ g .
“M ‘N \
.\latticllo asked lile to look over the‘
specifications alld plans for sewn: F H H t‘
. d a b
t‘lb to he il'i otlt the followin" ’l‘tlcs
THOSE SEWER BIDS.
the
l . oer
tiny. and ,‘I t ilill lWitt“ on litt‘ same. Hats - R- W I H‘“
I will to t...- (.1) cm. then s ttiliccj "
and got my data, to haw lllj. csti-j in Norwa‘k
an Styles—All Colors ‘
' One Price J ((3,
$2.00 ‘
tCoptrigi C o h rgCo“
v -- . fl 1
(W1. tittl so lliutli for 1 incll and 6N Main 5‘ SO. Norwaikt.‘
no: .llolcs. as he had an idea that it
1 ask-id for blanks to glvr-l
the prices. l \I.:i.~.illfollllcil at this of t
tit-c that the city cnsinecr had gone to|
so lllc corporation (ounsel to consult
on the advisability of letting the four
:tcwcrr in a ltllilp so llltl(il for 12- inch
Labor Day
tou‘tl not tell me until about 3 o‘clock,-
tllttt afternoon. The next morning Mr.l
‘li ltticllo brought me the blank. which
(ontaincd the estimate of et-tth street,
as [it-l pipe. sizes and manholes. ”was:
0
Suggestions
particular to ask at the city engineer's.
office about the bidding. anti was led Vacuum bottles, lunch '9“: ”M
to believe illtli if it was let in a lump picnic plowpapec cups, paper til):
then would be one bid to fill out, and! king, m plug, lunch bake”, [go
if not. then each street would be cream Mun, maturing p0“, cm
awarded on the separate bid. which, " '
tery valet, at}.
was called for on tile blank. I have
had an interview with the mayor on
the matter. and I know he stands as! ”be" P. GQthe
to justice for the taxpayers. Mr. Mat-
live
-tiello is quite a taxpayer in this town. i PM“? '7
DAVID C. SANFORD. l25 w‘” "I" 5"
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