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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
MERCHANTS ASSEMBLE
TO IDENTIFY GOODS
Alleged to Have Been Stolen
by Mrs. Hunt.
Great Quantity and Variety OF Fab
Fics in the Piece and Made In
Found in Her Room.

"A travelling salesman who was selling
staple drygoOds at so cents on the dollar
could not have gathered more represen-
tatiye assemblage Of Washington mar-
chants than were to be found in the Of
nee Of Captain Boardman at Police Head
quarters, this morning.
The Office had been transformed into a
veritable drygoods store WIN all kinds Of
silks and dainty fabrics, to say nothing
OF the most gorgeousIy made costumes
which were submitted TO the dealers for
inspection and possible Identification as
their property
The property was that which had been
taken from the rooms Of Mrs Martha c.
Hunt, who was arrested yesterday at
the establishment of Messrs S Kann,
Sons d Co on charge OF shopHfting.
Mrs Hunt had visited the store some
weeks ago and was detected. il is said in
the act Of leaving the store with a coat
on which only a small payment had been
made She had called earlier in the day,
II was declared, and. stating that she was
in hurry and would return and take a
coat which she had selected il she could
not find anything that would suit her
better, made a small deposit and left the
store.
Alleged Failure 10 Settle.
On returning she is said to have placed
an 5ther coat under her own. which she
carried on her arm. On leaving a retiring
room. where she went for a few moments,
she is said 10 have started for the door
without settling for the property. On
payment for the property the matter is
said 10 have been settled
Yesterday she was a1Drehended in the
same store with -abour IS worth Of dress
goods and was promptly placed under ar
rest by Detectives Proctor, Miller. and
Peck
out Of the two trunks full OF clothing
and dress goods. which were found al her
room. 50l Massachusetts Avenue north
east, portions Of the property have been
Identified by representatives OF Messrs.
Kann, Lansburgh. and Hecht.
Gowns Of Oriental Design.
There are number OF new gowns that
have every appearance Of having come
from some dressmaking establishment.
Some OF the things are Oriental in design
and are most deliberately embroidered in
gold.
Mrs Hunt is the mother Of Miss Lucille
Hunt who figured IN police circles several
months ago. After having the Rev. John
C. f. Grumbine arrested on a charge Of
criminal libel. she herself Was arrested
on charge Of grand larceny and is now
under Indictment Ter the alleged offence.
Mrs. Hunt Stiu Held.
Last evening Mr.. d. ". Baker. who
has been retained as counsel for Mrs.
Hunt called al the home Mr. Charles 8.
Sebring. clerk OF the Police Court. and
left $500 az bond FOR the woman's release
from custody. pending a preliminary hear
ing OF her case Mr.. Sebring issued an
order for Mrs. Hunts release. but the
House OF Detention authorities refused 10
honor IL ca the ground that Mr.. Sebring
had oversteEped his power in fixing the
amount of the bond.
Mr., Baker was az the Police Court to-
day in reference to the matter. but Mrs
Hunt IS still at the House Of Detention.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
Maundy Thursday and Good Friday
FuneraI Of coIoneI EdeIln.

Funeral services were Ee-d over the re
gressional Cemetery yesterday afternoon
Colonel Edelin, died at his home IN CuI-
peper, Va. Saturday.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
mr. wheeler Got Rid of His Rheu-
matism.

During the winter o. 1895 was SO lame in
nay joints. in fact al over my body. that could
hardly hobble around. when J bought . bottle
Of Chambsriains Pain Balm. From the hrst sp-
piication i began 10 get well, and VS. cured
and have worked steadily al the yezr."-R
Wheeler. Northwood. \. y. For sale by Henry
EyEns. Wholesale and Retail. and all Druggists
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
Nerro scrIbrr to die.

The Pen and Pencil Club of Washing
ton. an organization of negro cOrrespond-
ents Of various papers throughout the
United States, viii hold a banquet Friday
evening in honor Of the eighty nth ami
versary Of the birth Of Frederick Doug
lass.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
-. senator Metmore 20. q Mran.

Mrs. Senator Wetmore has asked the
police to 6nd a valuable fur neck piece.
valued az 500. which she lost somewhere
on Connecticut Avenue on Saturday af-
lernoon. Detective Parham has been de-
tailed 70 look up the fur. Mrs. Wetmore
lives at 1909 X Street northwest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
Three Great
Wrapper Items.

Flannelette Wrappers. made Of
standard quality material. fancy
stripes on blue, tan. gray. and red
grounds-they are made with extra
deep fOunce, RULES over the shout
ders, and are trimmed with fancy
braid-we have only three sizes-32.
"a, and 3t-for this reason we have re-
duced them from
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
a BANKRUPTCY PETITION.
Robert LedinE. Je1veIer. Places His
Liabilities ut Nearly $4,000.

AiNhfitttes mt Nearly S%5-OOO-
Mr. Robert Ledins today fled a petit
ton In voluntary bankruptcy He states
his liabilities at S24.4S4S2 and his as
sets at $500 Ia a petition placed on
hle by his attorney. J. Miller Kenyon.
Mr. Leding gives his occupation as that
OF a jewcler- and was a member Of the
firm OF Moore Leding. al 1Il5
pennsylvania Avenue northwest. II is
set forth that the petitioner owes the es-
tate Of his late business partner about
$4,000.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
Mr.. sHAw's ATTITUDE.
Not Inclined 10 Reopen O'Conneu
Case a. IL stands

Secretary Shaw. Of the Treasury De
partment, said this morning that officially
he had no knowledge Of an application OF
Mr.. jeremiah ID. OConnelI, who was dis
missed from the service by former Sec
Rotary Gage, TO reopen his Ease
Mr.. Shaw did not thin, -imseI iusti-
fed 10 revise an action OF his predecessor
OF 10 impeach his official acts. unless new
evidence were brought forward that would
add another phase 20 the matter
Mr Shaw does not feel as n he should
reopen the case as 90 stands. should he
b. requested SO 20 do.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
Downtown Temperature.

The temperature registered by the
standard Thermometer at House & Herr
mann's today were. . a. N. % degrees,
L m 2S. 100 p m. 80.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Increasing cloudiness tonight, probably
snow IN the early morning. and on Wed
nesday variable winds. mostly light west
erly
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
DEATH DUE TO LUNG TROUBLE
Remains Of sadie Fouser sent to
Lancaster. PA.

The body OF Sadie Fouser, who was
found dead Sunday morning in her room
az $40 Thirteenth Street northwest was
yesterday shipped TO Lancaster. Pa,
where her parents reside.
An autopsy was performed at the
morgue during the day. which showed that
death was due TO congestion OF the lungs
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
Norfolk g.

Norfolk & Washington steamboat %
Delightful trips daily 81 $50 D. m nom foot
stb 81. Il Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Virginia
Beach. and Newport News- See al page I.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
Sl.OO each to SOC.

Flannelette Wrappers. made or the
best quality heece-lined fanneiette-
these We are showing IN a variety Of
stripes and Persian designs-the col
orings are all pretty - some are
trimmed with fancy braid - others
with neat embroidery edge-au made
with extra deep founce-also one lot
made OF neat black and white polka
dot fannelette-these we can give you
up TO IS size, and yet we have reduced
them from
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11

HE Sun AND The MOON
sun rose GO An. sun sets..5-22 Pm
Noon rlses.-.-.-..-. Moon sets $40 Pm
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
TEMPERATURES


Temperature at a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Temperature at u noon ................ y
Temperature at 100 D. m......-........ %
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
STREET LIGHTTNC

high tide....-.--3,2 90 An. and 3:51 Pm
Low tide.-...-.--.9-29 An. and q.45 p VI
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
As the Pen is MightiGT
Than the Sword,

So is the Busy Corner greater than
all others. II doesn't require much
study to understand Why and where
for We make this claim Our great
growth viii verify this. Our inereas-
ing trade viii endorse this. Our large
advertisements tell this. and our
daily store doings of honest facts con
cludes this.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
Sl.5O to 79c.

Imported Flannelette Wrappers. in
light and dark colorings. pretty
striped and pretty figured materials
made in a variety OF neat and snowy
effects-they are perfect in 1T and are
finished equal to the majority Of tea
gOwns-these we have reduced from
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11
$2.25 10 SI.39.

Second FIoor-Adjoining the waist
Department.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-11

Every mother feels a
great dread of the pain
and danger attendant upon
The most critical period
of her life. Becoming
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-03
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-03
Interesting | Leeture.

The lecture to the ladies' in the op-
era house yesterday by MISS Mona
smith was heard by large and en-
thusiastic audience. The last Of se-
ries of these lectures will be giyel
this afternoon and all Of the ladies OF
the city are cordially invited to be
present. No admission is charged and
Miss Monasmith always hoIos the clos
est attention Of the ladies. Her talk
is very interesting and should be
heard by all OF the ladies OF ,-e city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-03
DEMOCRATS WILL SOON
HAVEA GfN A
TOGE 1 / I;

jsorts Of useful American wares are
for sale nere, and this is one OF the
best patronized Of the nations. g'he
mystery table, presided over by. Misses
Burdett, Wingffela and Wright, Stands
next and is all in glowing crimson
Mysterious packages (good value guar
anteed) are sold here for tfifiing sum-
and Che booth. is well patronizea. Iie
pan, land Of thg kilnono and tic
chrysanthemum and pr tne gFacelus
geisha girls, is next in order and ID a.
typical Japanese habitatiun, brilliant
in black and yellow, with a huge ss
Ianese umbrella and numbers Of brigat
nued lanterns accenting its character
istie appearance. This attractive place
Is presided oyer by Mrs. II. S John
son and her assistants. MRS. 4. Z.
shefmsp, Mrs. Al Kaiser MRS. j. "a. (.
Montgomery, and Mrs q AiiN,
Misses Gertrude ana Leah Jpnnson,
Ethel Elliott and Madge Young.
Fnese charming young ladies' IN pret
tg costumes, serve tea to the visitors
and Gtfy impersoAate. the pretty mar.
dens Of Japan. Quantities Of pretty
articles. lzlmonas, handkerchiefs
brlc-a-brac, dainty satsuma ware, etc,
are here displayed to advantage
In the refresnnent department, in
charge of Mrs. M. c. Rowe and hel
competent aides, tempting bill OF
lare was served last night The larg-
est patronage probably len to this de
partment, which is generally popular.
fne menu for today's lunch and the
supper tonight will include turkey and
orange ice cream and other uelicacies.
Lunch will be served from IL to Q and
a large crowd is expected,
Tonight is military night AN the
of the city will be invited
and a musical program Of plantation
will be sung by colored musi-
Clans.
Last, but not least, in The nantral
and prominent position stanns Italy, |
the land of sunshine and flowers. This
artistic and ATTRACTIVE booth is delicate
white and pink draperies is a bower OF
bloom and fragrance and is in charge /
Of Mrs J W. Bennett and her as
Mrs. l. N. Bishop, Misses
Margaret and te Symons, and Alexine
Hall, Of Florida This nation is ex-
Lremely popular and is well partonzeu
all visitors receiving courteous atten-
ION from tne signoras and signorinas
who preside.
Friday afternoon will be set apart
for the children and special ar
will be made for the pleas
lre OF The little folks. All are invited
10 attend.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-03
KISSING A mlsDEMgANoR.
Virginia Legislature Now Makes
1t Illegal.

virginia Legislature NOW MAKES
1t Illegal.
Richmond, Va, December 2.-Klss-
ing will be made misdemeanor in
Virginia, punishable with fine, if a
bill offered in the house of delegates
today, becomes a law. The unique
measure of Which DR.. r. B. Ware, the
member from Amherst, who is a ply
slcian of splendid reputation, is The
patron, is designed to prevent promis-
cuous kissing, but it might easily he
constructed to stand as a barrier be-
tween husband and wife, or even lover
and sweetheart.
DR.. Ware offered the bill in perfect
ly good faith and as a health measurer,
but it will be treated lightly, and prom
ises to be the subject Of as much jest
and ridicule as was the anti-airting
bill introduced in the senate a session
or two ago by Senator Barksdale, wac
came to be known as Cupid"
In order to enjoy the right to kiss
one must prove by his family physi-
clan that he mas no contagious or in
fectious disease. The interesting in
quiry is, who Will inform on the KISS
er. 1t is not thought tor a moment
that any chivalrous Virginian will
take the liberty OF bestowing a kiss
Where there is real objection, or in
the presence of one who would give
away the secret. Hence, the law would
be imperative, If enacted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-03
Seaman charoed Wlta Mutjnv

Newport News, Va, December o.
The German steamship Briscarnia,
Edfnourg to New Orleans stopped
here for coal early this morning and
put ashore Tor sale keeping II. Seat
ner, a seaman, who is charged with
mutiny and assault upon the first Off
Ger. Wnen the ship sailed this even
ing, seatner was put aboard in irons.
He will be taken back to Germany
for trial. ts14A.aess
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-03
LAME is PRESIDENT.

Grand jury Names Him as Head Of
the Board Of Education.
Tae flynn county grand jury y@ster-
day elected Hon T. W. Lamb presi-
dent Of the board Of education Of flynn
county, to succeed Q. II Thompson,
resigned,
Mr. Lamb mas been a member Of the
board for number OF years and VIII
no doubt make an efficient president
Of that important board.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-03
MUCH ENTHUSIASM WAS MANI.
FEsTEp IN THE MEETING
EssLD LAST NIGHT.
BEGINS WITH 90 MEMBERS
Al officers Were Elected, Many Ad-
dressed Made and the Club De-
cides to. Hold as Big Raify at
City Hail Thursday Night.

Tae Young MEMS Crovatt club was
organized in the office OF Attorney
Max Isaac last night and starts out
under very favorable auspices.
Tae offices q fMr. Isaac%were efowd
ed at o'cloea with young men voters
OF Brunswick. and they all manitested
considerable ,efcst in The deHbera-
cions.
The meeting. was called TO order ~
Louis ]. Loavys Jf. VINO announoed, iii
a iew words ily purposes that o. organ.
ring a Young Mems Croyal cub to
oake an active part in the comiug elecs
zion. Mr Leavy thm announced that
ne FIRST business Of the meeting would
oe the election Of a president, ana fol
mis- office several names were suggest
"a. out all numaees DECLINED IN favor
ii Max Isaac, aap was unanimously
elected lur that place IN accepting
lhe office Mr. Isaac thanked the
.toung non tor sthe honor and salu
mat ne wo,td III yt5in,s in..,,i.
.o0,yor.fb ntal,a ~, opss,ti1.tg,sn I. a..
cess lIe tben an,.,,pncssd thaf ~ nm
was raa,v for h,ia8,ess aas sfstad fna,
ooiniAation4 Ws.r,a,.,,s3s for WI so,ao
don III pet,aal, nf searet5rv y.
gaieb s.os,9s., feay IA wa-
unanimously elected 4 motion pra.
yaled fnat Two vice nregidants
.reasurer ana a steering commute,
oe named, aud tic selection OF these
officers are as tollows:.
First vice press,ent-Reoito 10.
drosa
ea,s , ,
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i Ieasulei--9' A. halaton' Jr
o'I' T, 'ns commune W H. Da'en'
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-03
TEN TRUE BILLS.

The Grand Jury Begins Work and
Returns Many Bills.
The grand jury was in session yes,
terday and began active work DUR
ing the day ten true bills were re.
turned and a number of no bills.
Most OF the bills found yesterday
were against jail cases and one Or two
OF tnem were tried during the DAY.
The others were some who are out
on bond, while the remainder win ia
arrested today, or as soon as captured.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-03
RlFLEMENs 9ARMoRY WAS WELL
CROWDED WITH PEOPLE.
LAST NIGHT.
SUCCESS ALREADY ASSURED
Receipts for the First Night Crafty
ing to the Ladies in Charee-Mil-
itary Boys Win Be Special
Guest Tonight.


The Street Of the Nationss opened
last night at the Riflemcn's armory
most brilliantly, and with nattering
promise OF a splendid SUCCESS for the
entertainment.
The musical program arranged by
tae ladies' ef tte Nlanse Circle was
we'll rendered. each member receiving
mucn, applause and generous eneores.
Mrs j i Baya, as acconipanist, de.
serves special melton, having per
Iormed this part of the program most
faitmufly dnd with her usual ability
and brnlianey.
The song Belieye,9 sung by Miss
yiYian Norris, was beautifully render
ed. N
Mr.. Chambers flute solo, IN Tro.
yatoIe. Mrs. Baya accompanying,
was eXqtisitely placed and received
nueir applause.
MI Mcillwaine's recitation, "Kiss-
ing Cups, Race was extremely fine
tnd was loudly eneored. Mr. McIll,
sSaine responded with Rocklng the
saaby 70 Sleep, delivered in his hap
picst manner.
Master. Kemp Malone's solo. Hearts
4na EloA4ars was very indcn en1oyea
9y his audience.
M. anelmans solo, Midnight"
was beautifully sung The entire pro
gram was very good and a great treat
% all present.
The armory presented brilliant
picture with the various nations rep
,esented in the national colors, and
ne attracCvely costumed ladies in
charge OF the bootns added to the de-
ightlul scene.
The first booth to tne right repre-
sented Switzerland, where ghttering
snowy exterior greets the eye, and an
lntelor gay with myriad toys and
brightly dressed doll babies attract adj
mirng attention. Here Mrs. E. @.
Hycr and her assistants, Mrs. X. e
Hunter, Miss Frances Smith and Miss
Clara Lamar, gowned in the Swiss
peasant ccostume, give prompt atten-
don and good value to their many Gus
toners.
a beautiful dool is to be voted
to the most popular little girl, the fol-
lowing, little girls being in tae race:
katharine Thomas, Margaret SPARKS
Natharine Thomas and Lillian Pleilfer.
Next in order comes the Eastern
booth, d vivid yontrast to It's chill ana
lrosly neighbor, with its warmth OF
colorlng. and richness of draperies and
wares. la this sumptuous retreat, re-
doIent OF languorous perfumes ana
fascinating ass cations oil tne Orient.
Mrs. }. A. Butts gaciously presides,
aided by group OF gorgeousiy cos
tuned eastern beauties. The rich
tapestries, and embroideries, sandal
wood fans, hammered brass finger
bowls from Damascus. gorgeous couch
pillows and emma ana many other
beautiful things are seen here. A
number of elegant imported articles
are among tne choicest treasures OF
this popular booth. The ladies in
charge add to the attracuveness ana
popularity.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-03
Finde IS.

Mark Marcum, lie white man who
was arrested Saturday night for abus-
ing one Of the telephone girls, was
fined 50 BY the mayor in police court
Monday. -.--........-.A..A....A.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-03
MUCH ROUTINE WORK
HANDLED By COUNCIL
AT MEETING LAST NIGHT

mending that petition be granted
Adopted.
From J a Butts city physician and
health officer for month OF October.
ordered fled
sETom S. A Bunev. marshal -fog
mQnta Of October showing SO arrests.
25 discuarged police dnes $21595, i'm
ppunpng fees $1,000 marks and
brands $4,000. Ordered published ana
dlea
From c S wyny city engineer
on report Of special committee, ON the
plan TO remedy detective surface
drainage, by constructing additional
drains on Howe street and Monk
street estimating the cost Of said
drains at $5,55000, Ordered flied and
the clerk directed to Obtain prices
from Variots manufacturers, on 3,4l5
feot Of 24ineh terra Gotta pipe and
submit same at next regular meeting
ol council.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-03
PlLoT wAR is ovER.
Swift Craft Oracle Will Return to this


A telegram from Pensacola to Cap
tain Duncan Wright yesterday an
nounced that the pilot boat war mad
ended and Brunswick's swift craft
will soon return to this port. rhe
News was confident that the opposing
pilots would come to time when they
saw the Oracle make one tilt.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-03
Back rom Meetlna.

II. NJ. King mas returned from Sa-
yannah, where ne has been attending
the 152nd anniversary OF the st. An
drews society, Of which he IS mem
ber. M
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-03
SESSION WAS A
VERY BUSY ONE
MANAGERS SELECTED TO HOLD
THE CITY ELECTION NEXT
TUESDAY.
}. 7 Lambrisht, W. ], Way, and W r,
Cox Were eleotced-other Mat
ters Of interest We're Taken
Up and Disposed Of.


Adjourned Regular Meeting.
Brunswick, Ga, December 2,
Present--Hon, N. Emanuel, mas on.
Aldermen NewmaH, Calhoun, McGar
yey. Kaiser, Cook, Taylor ana Smith.
Assent Alderman din Bignoa.
Minutes OF meeting Of November Isl
read and confirmed.
Petitions.
Petitions from scavcngels in rae
sanitary department FOR increase OF
pay. KeceNod.
From w. S. Green, receiver for per
NIT 20 build ~ loot extension 90 3yna
mo house. material to be of 5r.ca an
root same as present bundius latrcd
gravel root Same being in hne linits
and roof not being in conformity wub
ire ordinance motion to gram tbs
petition was Loss not reesivias the ne
eessary tbreefourths Of the EayW
and council Ayes Mayor smanuei.
Aldermen Newman, Caihoun, Kaiser
Cook and Smith Nays-A,delmca
fayl0r. Alderman Metiarke} H1t foa
lns.
Communications from l. . la
nor offering to buy town common lol
No I21. between DAVIS and habe
aam street, and a guarantee OF a25 10
cover expense Of advertising aUd saie
OF same.
Lad on the table.
From ID. W. Krauss. chairman ana
j 4. AIontgomery secretary requas,
ine the appointment Of W. i way.
Esq. as election manager rs IaD
agreeable TO the friends and su9p9ti
ers of Hon A J. Croyatt and ls n
dormanc ucket Csee eleetonsi
psoor+s
r.roa, to,ss an,, -o,,,,,,s
~ 81 nef,I,on i uc,,,,ros .,so ,,sa,
Store - corroc, .rrons,,,. ....,el..
o sfoca ,,,,icnoin. fs,t a :.
aran,sd ana a.sessr.o1, II. man. i.
aa9 taefead of sgeeo ee,.,rt .,t.,..t
from cor5m,etse oo raaroaas ~
barbor on f1e ue,riop af fo. u.o.4
wcR ana Rrp,5nrbam t,aiI,,,a ,s..
sapy tor an exfenei., n nos = as,,.
1o ma>e esr.fl tmpooye,oents ~
Depnjg Fofty and corton pactor,
tracts recopan .a.,us IAN nn,e,u,,. !
Is saia roso nsa t.e a.,n.,5 on.s,,.,a
Over 100 mites u r0ad, aua rapidly
pushing conslrl @on, wnoteas the
Lease only reQur ID IL mlos w.rein
the period amed, having tAus fully
enoan its good iaith that satd period
with reference to fAs Improvement
On saId tracts be .3x-eado1 me
months from December %, 1gy4
Adopted.
From committee on sanitation, hight
and water On petition OF Thos. ".
Sellers and other residents in vicinity
OF town commons lots 81 to 107, be.