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Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F. & A
3L. will hold its last stated communi-
cation. prior to the summer season.
next Tuesday night. The Master Ma.-
sens Degree will be contorted on five
candidates. The "Class of 1922" is
Planning on making a presentation to
the lodge. and will put on a "Fellow
Craft. team." At the last r' ted com-
munication. an invitation from Rev.
Brother Chamberlain to attend Divine
services on St. John's Day in the
Methodist Episcopal church in South
Nor-walk. on Sunday. June 24th. at
7:30 (Daylight Saving Time) was ac-
cepted. A special communication will
he held in the Temple at 7 p. m.. so
that the members will march to the
church in a body.
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-—Hsrris & Clans. That's All
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Rev. M. J. Hoagen, C. P.. of Eagle
Park school. ()ssining. N. Y.. in the
guest of his sister. Mrs. C. Lee of Put-
nam avenue. ltcv. lieagen “ill of”.
ciste at the marriage of Miss Myra.
Lee and T. J. Collins. next Monday
morning in St. Joseph's church.
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—-Straws and Panamas at Q'Brlen's.
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Clarence I. Finch. the tonal con-
tractor. has been awarded the con-
tracts for the construction of two
houses of Colonial type to be erected
In Qiiintard avenue for “'illiam Sable.
Jr.. and “'illinm Sabin. Sr.
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—Learn the “Valentino Tango."
Policy's Dancing School. Tel 2227.
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At. the First Congregational church
last night. a delightful social-sumwr
Wari‘held. The attendance at the iii-
1air was large. With the supper was a
program of entertainment which “his
staged in good shape.
—Harris I: Cans. That's all.
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The orders of the lied Cross and the
Knight of Malta were conferred last
night. at. a special connclave of Clinton
Commandery. No. 3, Knights of Tom.
plar.
—Buy your Victrola at Donneliy's
In any weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 0 p. m.
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The charge of reckless drivins’.‘
Isainst Clifton Meek. tillvvrmin“.
artist. was nolietl this morning by
Judge Nehemiah Cundc-e in the up.
town city court.
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—Lesrn the "\‘nicniino Tango."
Policy's Dancing Schrml. Tel 2227.
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A large class of candidates were ini-
tiated inst night at a met-tins: of
Cockenoe 'I'rille. .\‘o. 3:. i. it. R. M.
The degree was uorlged by tho .\':W
Haven Tribe.
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—-Bergstrom is framing pictures
again in new I O. O. F. building 80.
Main street.
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Colfax Encampment. N9. ii. I. 0.
O. R. will confer the. Royal Purple
degree. Monday evening. June. is. on
all patriarchs and a full attendance is
requested.
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Mr. and Mrs. linrold Kendrick and
.on spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Chase of Brooklyn, Mr.
Chase is now general maungcr of The
Pamellea cigar factory and stores.
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-—Straws and Panama at O'Brien's.
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John Strimska. \Villiam O'Neill and
Joseph Hickey have returned to their
homes for the slimmer from Iioiy
Grost college in Philadelphia.
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C. J. lilintz sold the house at the
corner of Sienna anti Van liliren
streets yesterday to George Mitchell
of Nornalir.
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Contractor L. N. Naylor of East
avenue is erecting a garage for E. S.
Magner. Rock Ridge.
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Mrs. May Morton of Taylor avenue.
has as her guest Miss Grace l’rctt of
how Haven.
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. —-Dell Dresses for ice each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 1
11. 8. Ave. Phone are.
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Louis Levine of the Norwalk Paper
Co.. in Water street. was a visitor in
firidgeport yesterday.
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Patrolman Gainer found it rcd hi.
cycle on Water street last evening.
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Sam Salliek of Madison street, was
a visitor in Dnnbury yesterday.
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laui Rockoff went
today.
to Bridge port
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Mrs. P. R. Baker of the Second tils-’
trict. is visiting friends in Hartford.
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also attending the exercises.
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and Noroton will have a tea and sale
East Norwalk
\Vliber Biauvclt of Sufferns. N. Y..
and Mrs. Lena It. bake of East Nor-
walk were married at. Christ Church
parsonage of East Avenue by the
Rev. Robert B. B. Foote. Mrs. Vir-
ginia DePresco. daughter of the
bride and Mrs. Clarence Knapp and
Mrs. Emmett Chappeil stood with
the bridegroom. The bride was
given away by her brother. Ellis E.
Howard. The bride and bridesmaids
aii carried boquets of pink and white
carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Blauvelt
will reside at 282 Eu.“ avenue.
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Mrs. John Olmstead and Mrs.
Spartan St. John of Seaview avenue.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chapman at
Sierra College. .
Stanley .loselovsky of Seaview ave“
is attending the Yankee-St Louis
game. in the Yankee Stadium. N. Y.
today.
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Dr. and Mrs. Eerbert Cornell of
'Norman avenue are leaving today
for Maine. They will return Septem-
ber 1st.
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bantella have;
mmmi from Pleasant. street into
their new apartment house ('11 I‘irst
street.
Mrs. James Stillman of East ave-7
today.
thcr. of First street.
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Spartan St John of Scaview ave. has
returned from a business trip to Can-
ada.
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\isitiug his parent
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Mrs. Charles Putnam of Grecnport.
L. l. is \isiting Mrs. H. Aivord of Enid
il‘tl‘.
Mrs. Harry Hoffman of Seavicw ave.
is visiting friends in N. Y.
Rowayton
Rowsaton Methodist Chum:
ii. ii. Schncrt. pastor
Our Services will interest you and
a. cordial invitation is tendered to all.
Morning worship at ll o‘clock. The
Sunday school session is at 10 a. m.
In the evening at 6:45 the young peo-
pic or the Epworth league are in
charge of an interesting slid sprightly
sonic-o. and all young folks are espe-
cially invited. At 7:30 the pastor will
it-uti in a. song service and give a short
message.
tin Tuesday night, June 19th at S
p. lit. the local conference will be held
and Dr. Kidd. the district superintend-
ent. will be present.
Thursday night
and praise service.
A splendid social time is anticipat-
ed at the Epworth league sociable
llt‘lil tonight at 8 o'clock. An enthus-
to
in
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10
in
th
at 8 p. m. prayer
to
Tokeneke. roi- the benefit at
church. Newton.
was coming.
Home Bank and Trust
When the truck came through. they
started in pursuit and overtook
near Butler's garage on the Post road.
It is alleged that Spins had two bar~
rals of olive oil. a case of Cognac and
He is now being
held in the Stamford :lail. awaiting
band.
off."
and gravel put
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Mrs. Harold Buggies and son of
Norfolk. Virginia. are the guests at
Mr. and Mrs. Rut-ell Themes in
30‘1““ avenue. , ,
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Earle P. Stevens is spending a' week
at his home in McKinley Place.
Guiseppa Bpina. of Yonkers. 80‘:
'York, was held up by Federal au-
thorities yesterday morning ab0ut
9:80 in Dar-ten, on the charge of ii-
legally transporting
agents had been ”tipped" 08 that he
and waited near the
liquors.
case of "hitters."
Edward E. Bates is again out or.
traffic duty. after a three-days' "lay-
The Board of Selectmen order-
ed Mr. Rates on Thursday evening to
go back on duty yesterday morning.
Nothing was said about the “so. he
was to receive. so it is presumed the
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\frs. Mildred Brown of New Jeri!!- matter was settle! between the Board
‘ . ‘ . hter of c
is Visiting with her parents. Mr. 803 of Selectmen and the Board of Flu M3,": $£fl2‘u:.::::1y m an
Mrs. Harry Ilcnnct on Soaview l\°- nanco. ' . s e e '
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mic. ‘ _ r
e o 0 Brookside avenue has been oiled M". Mead Bounty is \lJting he
rule. has reiilmfll ‘0 “9" home after for the heavv summer traffic T‘ic
~ - - The Rev. E. B. so ms of Brooklyn.
spending the w.int:r i.n California. ’l‘own Highway department did the will have charge of an“ services in
work. . ~
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°' W " ° - - .lz...:::;..::":::. mm;
visiting Mrl- 1". “film“. 1‘" grandmo- Van Rennsslaer Pools? of the '
Post road. is building a barn on pro-
perty owned by him
The house being constructed by Highway. .
\Viii. Gamble on 21 Gregory Boulo— . . .
mini. is nearinz completion. “'slter Foster 0' South Mann”.
spent Thursday evening at Smith's Is.
land. the guest of Mr. and Mrs Fred-l
'ick H. Smith.
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Mrs. Frederick H. Smith of Smith's
one of the committee in charge of the
:ccnwich Street Fair.
N oroton
John \V. Doty. of the Rings End
Road. entertained forty of his friend.
at an elaborate clam-bake last Sunday.
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The clam-bake. which was served in
good taste and much enjoyed. was
held in Gorham's
\Voods hero.
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Real Estate transactions are very
brisk in Noroton at the present time.
The demand for rents is unspprectn-
d.
People are in town every day look.
it for rents
This is not unusual as Noroton has
extremely
exclusive Summer resort and famed
ng been considered an
r its beautiful scenery.
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Warren Green and family of Darien.
gren cottage on
oved into the Mul
e Rings End Road.
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last Saturday.
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James Tron-bridge and family are
moving into the Harvey “'eed house
r the Summer.
at Luna
The
company.
on it. in preparation
on Old King's
aeKensie to
A eiass of 135 boys and girls re.
delved their first communion at '
Church of the Assumption. The .
lament was administered by The
Rev. Richard J. Carroll. pasta! 0! ”it
church. The communion was liven
the you. communicate at 1:30
a. m.
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Charles Ulrich or Com” m"-
was initiated into the V. F. W. at the
meeting last "gains. Aa unusuaii!
lsrse number of the members were
present to weleesue 0am. Ulrich.
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The damage to the steeple on Christ
church. caused by lightning during the
recent severe storm is new "0‘0““
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Mrs. C. Q. Ferris of Compo beach.
has just returned tram a stay of sev-.
eral days in New York. where she
was called by the severe illness of her
motiipr.
mother in floutbpert.
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being on his vacation. The itev. Mr.
Adams is a brother of Judge Joseph
Adams. of Greens Farms. who has re-
ccnily been appointed assistant Judge
of the newly organised town court;
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A. trucit was detained Thursday cV~
came by union Loo Carroll. The
truck was driven to the scales of the
Guuit Bros. where it was found to
were msrr ed in Bridseport Thames
niorolug. Only the ynmediate mem-
bers of the families were present. The
bride was gowned in gray and carried
a bouquet of sweet peas and lilies at
the valley. After a wedding flap to
Niagara Falls. Kr, and Mrs. Burns
will start housekeep'ng in Bridnrort.
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The Rev. Kenneth MacKenaie will
deliver the baccalaureate sermon to
the [urinating class of Staples High
school tomorre' evening at the m.
ity church. The service will begin G!
1:80 p. in.
beginning of the commencement exer-
clues.
The trial ofDominick \‘etrornilc has
been set. for next Tuesday morning is
Iiiidgeport. Votromile is charged
with reasoning and selling it nor. He
Was arrested by Deputy Utilt flint.
Marshal Davis Miller. Vet'romilc is
at present at liberty. on bonds of
8500.
Excavation for the Shore road has
been completed. the concrete will be
placed in a very short time. It is
expected that the road will be on-
ened in about three Weeks.
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iustic committee has been working at
plans. games and entertaining fea-
tures and a good time is promised to
all. Every body come.
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Mr. and )l’rs. Melville F. Riley and
sons. George II. and Melville, Jr.. are
at their residence at Pine Point for
the summer. The ltileys moved dur-
ing the .last winter from Little Rock.
Arkansas. to Hagerstown. Maryland.
where they expect to reside perms-
ncnliy. George was recently elected
treasurer of the Hagentown High
School.
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Louis Jefferson is spending the
week-end in Hartford. in attendance
at the centennial celebration of Trini-
ty College. He is a. member of the
class of 1915. Hobart W. Clark. who
is a. member of the class of 1910. is
The summer colony of Tokeneke
-—-fla rris l; Guns.
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, That’s Ill.
‘ {fir-arm.- --
You can thwart these unw
The price of an indlvi
ties-04 a year.
this afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
\Vatkins
“A Nose for Valuables?
‘ 51138103 has a “nose for valuahles.” It is seldom
”1“ “WI “capes him when he comes to call at
. your home. He knows where to look and all favorite
hiding places will be discovered.
log your valuables in our modern Isle Deposit Vault.
duel box is the price 01mm
A. Haddock. “Ls mu."
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electric visitors by keep. '
1.4.. a. .16... ..‘..,,.
'IeerCO
right prices. best 0
sizes of Willard Ba
ind Radio 8 Willard
Batteries are here.
Phone 938.——Adv.
WILLARD 7"
The Ryss Battery'ststion
with up-to-
Wa'ge Earners of
- South N emails!
You should an: asap.
MIL? In that in tint.
of “reduced earnings .l’.’ ‘
enforced idleness you and '7
“W,“ .dPMF“ F“ 1°.“
will‘not suffer.- Oonie in
'1“! whet you on Iran ,
this wuk and open is»: 5;
must. ' ' ( 7'
is at your
date equipment.
1 union and all
tier-tea Radio A
Rubber Threaded
40 West avenue.
County Health Officer James Man».
of Bridseimrt. was in town nut-cg,
snd Vith our town health sinner; 139.
John Moore. inspected the sewer cop.
dltiona on the west side at the bridge.
Health Officer Merr has. Warned the
selectmen that the work at clout-s
the river at the west end of the
bridge of the accumulations of refuse
and gnvsl must begin at ones. There
are. it is estimated. about 5.141 cums
feet of travel to be removed. at 81.10
per cu. yd. Quantities of refuse and
garbage were found deposited neat
Buckley's bridge and the health out.
cers have given orders that this mum
be stopped at once. The seriousness
of the garbage situation cannot he
i
This service will be last
Boy-"anti thiteeeived F13:— . .
AssilfiptloHewer Emmi! Grows Serious— v.
Quiver]. .
at Staples 7
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i summer vacationi
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Communion at
.. “‘3'? of
Bummer Semen
s
will give up the collection the But at
the month and the town cannot as-
Ium the counties will the matter
has been ire-sod upon as the Beam
of Finance. which will set last an.
ill June 20th. As there is no appre-
nriation fer. this collection there will
have to be a speck] sewn ruse
which cannot be called until after’thc
meeting of the board. This needed
town meeting must be called until
attcr having been puhiiflhed on days.
melting it impossible to have a vote
on the question until July 5th.
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The lecture at the Methodist church
by Era. Hsviisacl Shepard. of Bali
Latte City. was well attended. the.
Shepard proved a most interesting
speaker. Her subject was. “The Men-
ace of Humanism."
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Prof. J. Franklin Bradley of the
University at Louisville, Ky.', is in
Westpert and will spend the summer
with his parents. hir. and Mrs. Fred-
erlck Bradley of Indian Hill road.
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The Misses Janet and Sally Craw.
ford are home from college for the
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Miss May Oldham is spending the
week-end with her mother in Hart-
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ford.
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The Life Guard dance. advertised
to be held last night at the Canine
beach pavilion. did not take place. as
there had been a misunderstanding
as to the date. The dance will be
held next Friday evening.
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The Woman's Town Improvement
association will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the Beach pa»
. . be 4 1-2 tons over wei t. The driv-
Mrs. Russ“: gyms]: 27:2: 2‘23 Island. was a visitor in Norwalk. yea- .3, m. mama,“ “nine," bemn, vilion uneasy afternoon. After the
h“ "Sinner i: citv “mm" Judge Oodillot. yesterday. but in failed reenter busines- m-euns there will
u m ‘ "w or . ." . “arm, T I '1‘ ° ' f to do so. The truck had the nude be an address by Miss Rhinitis:I Leora
‘ . t , . . .u erman o the Post v 1 3, . . H rial ted on at Plumley. federation vice-pres an or
.." ”‘0” "menu" 3‘“. mm m N ”am "“ "- ‘1'“0' "1 NOW-ilk vu- 2mg.L Gm V ' ' n q Futriieid county. There will be a
(.urist church last.e\:n oz. terday. . . . mm“ luncheon served at the Beach
. . ° . ’ ° s in reserva. ‘
.7 cs smith of how loric div. is Miss Jenastts Hagar of Burr Ave.. pavilion for those who ms
m s in Van Zandt 3|. 3"" 3' C- “”40 0' Cedar Onto. in and Karol n. Burns of Bridgeport. liens. m. Plumley will be the guest
of the organisation at the luncheon
and during the afternoon. The Beach
pavilion booth was open for the sale
of fancy goods and home cooked
foods. The booth will be open daily
during the summer season with a dif-
ferent committee for each week.
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Mrs. John Sunderlsnd of Hillspoint
road. left \\’catport this morning for
Rldsewood. N. J.. where she will visit
her brother. Palmer Reynold, Mrs.
Sunder-land will remain in Ridge-
wood about two weeks.
New Canaan After .
‘ Carnival Gambling:r
new CANMN. June l¢.-—-At :3
meeting at the Borough Board a peti-
tion was read from the secretary of
the New Canaan Civic League Nonesu-
ing the borough officers to pass an
ordinance prohibiting earpii‘ls from
being held in town. The petition was
not acted upon. although at a pre-
vious meeting a resolution was passed
whereby no carnival could hold forth
without a permit.
Extending about a mile. 8.000
mourners were present at a funeral in
Derbyshira England. rm ally.
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L; . Stems of Adversity by Bank:
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“I". flu‘ther explained
..... , . “ we
(manned from Pa... One)
. Mr. Castes moved that the item of
".500 I" an aerial ladder be out
we the budget The motion was
Monies. it then moved that the 013.-
000 to: a. pamper be allowed. This
motion was- passed.
)1 ”citation and the Bose
r. Inflation then bro ht in
heard back to the item of Sugzso to:
new hose. saying that he didn't think
it necessary to purchase 5,000 feet of
pm at a tune. The board voted to
out the appropriation to $37.50. which
will purchase 8.000 feet of hose.
‘ connection with the hose item.
Fire Chief Baprdus was called in by
the board. He explained that 5.000
feet of boss was needed so that each
truck could carry at least a. thousand
fact of hose and have dry hose to re-
place the wet hose after a lira. He
that the drying
tow would take care of the drying
at 3.5.00 test of hose. Asked which he
needed most. i ‘ pilmper of the aerial
ladder, Chief Bogardus said the aerial
ladder. The board. however. thought
otherwise: and after Chief Bogardua
was dismissed failed to change the
eriginal vote.
In the matter of the roof of the
Main street station. the board added
81.000 to the first taxing district
budget to pay for the roof and then
added 8250 to the rent of fire stations
in the fire department budget for in.
creased rental. The bud when finished
totalled 871.005.34.
Fire Department Budget.
‘ SATURDAY, JUx
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We are calling v0“, .
tention to our Vi...
Suits in Plain x '
Blue and Black; I
White Pin Stripes
Self Stripes
At $15.00
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Other Suits in PE
Beach—l“
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111
nne‘ls and
Tropical Worsteds
g; Rogers E Steve
NUIHL‘iHi
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ruin
Salary of chief and three
deputy chiefs ...... ....8 2,802.85
Salary of 18 drivers ..... . 28,391.14
Salary of mechanic . . ..... 1.80355
Heating and lighting .. . . . . 2.500.00
Laundry ................. 600.00
Fire alarm ..... . . . . . . 2,500.00
Telephones .............. 400.00
Repairs to autos .......... 1,000.00
Repair—s to buildings . . . . 1,000.00
Gasoline and oil .......... 750.00
Miscellaneous ............ scene
Allowance to companies. . . . 4.30.00
niforms and caps ........ . 800.00
Rent of fire stations 2,012.50
Rent of fire hydrants . . . . . . 6,495.00
3,000 feet. of fire hose ..... 3.75000
Sew pumping engine ..... 13.000.00
New service truck ........ 0.30.00 ‘
Changing sleeping quarters. - E
Main and “‘ater streets. . 700.00 i
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Total .................. 371.005.34 I
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needs of every family. i.
laundry of today supplies-
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Our telephone is 793 — calls
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The season‘s nun-at iiiulll< "if:
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