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Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03
Eort Wriaht 8. Hospital 4.

Saturday afternoon Fort Wright de- feated the Hospital team on the Hos pital grounds. Wallace outpitched Moore, who easily showed that he had not fully recovered from the hard con- test of Thursday afternoon against Clabby's Colts, and in fact the whole Hospital team lacked their usual gin ger, playing throughout the game in a hstIess manner. While Moore struck out 15 of the visitors he was touched up fee thirteen hits, five of which came in succession in the third inning and netted Uncle Sams boys total of four runs. This lead the Hospital team was only able to equal in the whole game, while Fort Wright taIlied once in the fifth and seventh and twice iE the eighth by timely hitting, cou- pied with poor playing on the part of some of the home players Wallace had fine control, striking out eight and making some of the heavy hitters of the Hospital team hit easy balls to the in1elders. All the visitors put up fine exhibition throughout. out chasing the local team handiIy.
 Hospital flashed a dying rally in the last time at bat, filling the bases with no one out. but the best they made were two runs Wallace putting on ex- tra speed, striking out the last man when the sacks were still full. How ever. the Hospital team is not dis couraged in the least and expects to reverse the result when the soldiers make their second appearance some time in tho near future.
 Hospital plays Free Academy on the Hospital grounds next Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
SCATTERED SELLING.
Liquidation by Commission Houses of
 Stocks Bought on Margins.

New York, June 2.-Stocks showed some inclinations toward a recovery at the opening yesterday morning. There was great deal of scattered selling, due to accounts being liquidat ed by commission houses where the call for extra margins had not been responded to by customers. There was considerable bearishness in evidence, and the attempted uplitt in prices en- countered a few difficult obstacles in adverse sentiment Amalgamated Copper was one of the few stocks that opened below Fridays closing; most of the openings showed fractional gains.
 The buying that absorbed large blocks of stock, particularly in United States Steel, seemed to make an im- pression on traders as the morning went along. They were puzzled to trace the source of the buying, which did not seem to come from the big interests, but was diversified and ap- parently came from several minor sources.
 The market retained it's strength during the whole session, but there was considerable stock supplied, and 1t seemed evident that the confidence in continued bull movement was not shared by many who had been on the buying side previously. Profit taking was shown, and there were also indi- cations of reduced holdings to relieve commission house customers of im- paired margins. The market in re- view presents a study from a technical point.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03
ACADEMY WINS FROM ALL STARS
Ten Inning Contest on N F. A. Diamond Results II to 10 ,s- Victory For Home Team-English Shows Up Well.

The N. F. A. baseball team defeated a team of local stars on the Academy campus Saturday afternoon. The Academy boys were scheduled to play Black Hall at Black Hall. but the gas was called off by the Black Hall manager. The game Saturday proved interesting toward the end.
 English started to pitch for the N. r, A. He allowed fuor hits and two runs in five innings. Then Croker went in to pitch and was touched up for [ hits.
 The local stars started off well, se- curing two runs In the first innin gon three hits, an error by Standish and Q sacrifice.
 The Academy boys got two in the third. two in the fifth and four in the seventh.
 In the seventh the stars got runs and in the ninth. The Academy boys got 1 in the eighth.
 The score was tied in the ninth and the game went for an extra inning
 In the first of the tenth Wright, the first man up, struck out. Obin singled Manchester sacrificed, but Croker had Charles swinging and struck him out easily.
 In the N. F. As half Robinson drew 3 pass and took second on a wild pitch. Mckay hit to short, but Nichols fum- bled Robinson took third and scored on Croker's long sacrifice fly to Law Ter.
 Tuesday the Academy boys go to Bulkeley. Wednesday they play. the State Hospital. Friday they play the fast Putnam team that defeated N. F. A, at Putnam 4 to l, and Saturday they play Pomfret.
 The last two games are to be played op the Academy campus.
 The score.
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MANAGERS RECEIVE ANNUAL
 BATH IN THAMES RIVER.
Vale Crews Follow Usual Custom at
 Gales Ferry-Harvard Men Arrive.

The Yale varsity and freshman crew squads in quarters at Gales Fer " went to New London Sunday in the launch Elihu Yale, where they attend ed church. The advance guard of the Harvard crew, including Coach Wray, arrived at Red Top in the afternoon, and the men exchanged visits Some excitement was caused in quarters Saturday night when Charles Porter, one of the rubbers, fell into the river, and, being unable to swim, was in danger of drowning until several fel- low rubbers went to his rescue.
 The oarsmen Sunday afternoon ob- served the annual custom of throwing the three managers in the Thames, Manager Street, Assistant Manager Walker of the varsity and Manager Hobson of the freshmen being well drenched.
 Saturday was the finest day that the Yale oarsmen have had on the Thames river since they came over from the university. The water looked so in- vlting that the varsity men hustled around until they found Rarnum and Badger, the co1sWains, and they ear- rled them to the end of the pier and, in keeping with the custom, heaved
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Totals, s4 6 27 II 4
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CALIFORNIA WINS IN
 WESTERN GAMES
Pacific Coast Athletes Pile Up Al ia
 PoInts-Mssourl Second.

In desperate battle for points fought out under 8 boiling sun, thletos representing the University of Cali fornia triumphed over the University of Missouri for first honars In the twelfth annual meet of the Western Intercollegiate Conference Athletic association at Lafayette, Ind, 6atuF- day,
 The Pacific coast men piled up tetal of 41 1-s points, while Missouri was second with se 1-s, Illinois was third with se, Chicago fourth with 15 and Wisconsin fifth with F 1-a, Coe, through Wilson's splendid work, fin- ished sixth with 10 points, Minnesota finished seventh with s, Northwestern, Ames and ObeFlin tied for eighth with 5 points each. Wabash got Is points, Iowa. Purdue and Earlham each and DeFauw half a point,
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both overheard. The freshmen also soon after dropped their coxswain, Matthews, into the water.
 The varsity eight rowed down to the navy yard for it's morning practice, keeping up stiff spin in anticipation of a time row in the afternoon. Coach Rodgers took the freshman eight for a long row in the other direction, giv- ing them plenty of coaching on form and in handling the oars. The varsity four padded along the shore.
 Friday evening the three varsity boats and the freshman eight went over the entire course.
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TWO NEW WORLDS
 AMATEUR RECORDS.
Keviat Does 1,5o0 Miles in 3.65 4-5- Duncan Scales Discus 145 Feet 1-2 Inches.

New York, June 1.-Two new worlds amateur records were made at the track and field games of the metropol- itan association of the A. A. U. at Celtic park today, the proceeds of which will. go to the Olympic fund to defray the expenses of the American athletes to Stockholm this month.
 Abel R. Keviat of the Irish American A. C., who won the i, 800 metre handi- cap from scratch in 3.56 4-5, ran 2 2-5 seconds faster than his worlds record time made over the same track last Sunday Keviat's performance was all the more remarkable as he had just stepped off the train from Canada this morning after winning the 800 metre race at the annual Eaton meet near Toronto yesterday.
 James H. Duncan, unattached, of this city, who broke the worlds discus record from the foot 2 inch circle here a week ago, sealed the discus from a foot circle a distance of 145 feet 12 inches today. The best previous record was 145 feet, made by Martin Sheridan a year ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03
All Stars Defeated.

Manager O'Neirs All Star team went down to defeat before the heavy hit ting Sachem team on the Falls dia- mond Sunday afternoon, the score be- ing 13-9. The All Star team was strengthened by Dugas of Taftvtlle and McKennis of Moosup who proved help ful but were handicapped by the rest of the team who made many errors. Blackburn was on the rubber for the All-Stars, but only lasted few inn tngs. Wright, his successor, did not fare much better. but finished the game.
 Battery for the Sachems was Wheel CT and Coleman, and for the All Stars Blackburn, Wright and Olney.
 Score by innings:
 Sachems .. ....1 0 0 1 41 @-19 All Stars ......0 o 1 O.
 The Saehems play the Cutlery team next Sunday at the Falls.
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Department of Cemetsries- Ordinary expensee S5.50o. % Trust fund interest 1,s0O.00
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To Reoraanize U. s. Leaaus,

Pittsburg, June 2.-Owners and rep resentatives of six clubs of the United States league today met here to formu- late plans for a reorganization. They were in session for several hours. Af- ter adjournment it was announced that another meeting would be held Mon day, after which a formal statement regarding the future of the league would be given out
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WAuREeAN 12, JEwETT CITY 5.
Geer Features With the Bat-MarIand and LivesIy Hold Opponents to Six Hits.

At Jewett City Saturday afternoon Wauregan won from the Jewett City team of the Eastern Connecticut league 12 to 5. The Wauregan players show ed up well at the bat, Geer annexing three hits in four times at the plate, one a triple and another a round trip clout. Labelle was also there with the war club being credited with three singles. Labelle evidently had Ron deaus goat, as the former pilfered four sacks. Marland and Livesly each took a turn on the slab for the visitors and held the home team to six hits.
 The score:
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Secretary Gibson of the F. A. NJ. is sending to all motorcycle clubs an am nouncement concerning the selection of delegates to the annual convention which meets in Columbus, O., July 17-21. Any F. A. M. member however, whether a delegate or not, may attend the convention and enjoy all privileges except voting.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03

Runs. for JeTett City Ritehie McArthur. Robert son. Mclaughlin for WsursGan Brumston. Lvesly Dion. LaBelle 2. c. Robertson 2. Geer 3. Raymond Hogan; two base hits. Dnseon Ritchle. BHmston c. Robertson three base hits. Geer. c. Robertson; home run. Geer; sacrifice hit Graney; sacrifice fly, Gecr; stolen bases. LaBele 4. Raymond MEriand LaBells Geer: left on bases Jewett City 6. wsu- regan T. bases balls. of MsnRnd l. of Ayesly g. first base on errors, JeTett City 2, Wauregsn 8; hit by pitcher L'Hsursux: stTuck out bu MaEland l. by Mclaughlin 5. by Hvesly 8; passed balls. Roudeau 3; earned runs. WauFegan B. umpire. Mori- srty; scorer Griffin; time. 210.
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, score.
 N E A

N, T, \. ,.,,.,,..,0 0 l III LaElor's Stars .....2 0 Clio
 Runs. for F. A. Standish g. Murray g. Fletcher ?, Boyd. Robinson CrokeT for Lawlors Stars O'Bren 2. Manchester ?. Charles, Crowe Murphy, Iawlor, Nichols. Wright; two bass hits. Fletcher. Boyd; sacrifice hits. Murray. Manchester g. sacrifice fly. Lord. Crokeri stolen bsses. standlsh, Murray. Croker MGKay. Charles ?. Murphy double plays O'Bren to Manchester to Crowa Btandtsh to Me- Cnr1nlck. standish to Cpoker to McCornIck; bases on bails hMuphy Il. of Croker 6; struck out by Murphy 2, by English g. by Cpoker S. wild piicch Murphy; umpirc. Buette: time. 2l5.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03

That the motorcycle covers twice the territory of a bicycle is the experience of a large drug company in Texarkana, Ark, which found that one motorcy- clist could do the work of two bi cycle messengers. Incidentally the bus mess was increased and deliveries made more promptly.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03
COTTON.

New York, June Futures closed steady. Closing bids: June 1O.SS, July 10.97, August HOP, September HOS, October 11.14, November 11.17, Deeen- Der 11.22, January 11.1s, February 11.22, March 11.2S, April -, May 11.32. Spot closed quiet and 10 points lower; mid ding uplands, l1.40; middling gulf, 1l.65; sales. 204 bales,
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MONEY

New York June 1.-Money on cali nominal no loans. Time loans steady; so days per cent; 90 days sos 1=4 per eeht.i six months 8 1=2 per cent, Prime mercantile paper s=4 te 1=a per cent Sterling exchange easy at 4s4.66 for Bo=day bills and 4s7,s0 for demand, Commercial bills ASA. Bar silver 60 7-s.
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Manohester's Home Run.

On Saturday morning West Chelsea defeated Bean Hill by the score of 2-1. No scoring was done until the first of the 11th when Bean Hill got their only tally. In the second half Manchester, for West Chelsea, with man on second, got a home run, scoring two runs and winning the game
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AmeFleaH League,

AmeKsaH League, Detroit 5, %eW Ysfk B. Chicago G. PiilHdeishia 8, Cleveland .. Rasten 2. Washington s, St Louis B.
 csHRsstiOut League NeR Haven r. New Britain 5, Hoyeke II, BridgeHsrt {, Springfield {. HsEtfeFd 0,
 International League. Montreal 5, Rafaia I0 hBst gaae1 Montreal l. Buffalo 6. seeahd saHe, PBo7ideaee A. ieFsey City s. BalHhaFa !, Newark ,, Toronto 2. Rochester 3.
 New EHIiahd League, WorcesteF g. Nev BedfaFd 0, Brcoltan s. Lowell !. first gaRsI bFeektsa B. Lowell 2. second game Fall River c. Lawrence g. HaYerfil 2. Lynn O. first game; Lynn 2. Haver- hill l. second game
 College eamsa Yale s. Princeton l. West Point 8. AnnaDohs [. Amherst 3. Brown 0. Vermont ?, Massachusetts AERes l Holy Cross 2. Mauhat l. Fordham B. Wesleysn 8. SvsrthnOre 3. LehiEh | Dartmouth 8. Tufts Q. YAe Freshmen 6. HarTard Freshmen 3. Union {, Rutgers g. Harvard 3. Phillips Exeter Academy Bates 2 Colby l.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03
MOTORCYCLE NOTES.

To further safeguard the public, the newly organized Atlanta, Ga, motor cycle club is supporting an ordinance providing that all classes of vehicles be equipped with headlights.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03
Rearca+s Defeat Ratin.

Manager Halletts Willimantic Bear cats defeated the Baltic team Saturday to 1. Next Sunday the Bearcats meet Manager DriscolPs Stars on the Cranberry and a good game is prom ised.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03
Clippers ChaIienqe.

Saturday for the third time, the Clippers opponents have failed to show up We are locking for a game for next Saturday afternoon. Slab- man Katznan says his arm is in good
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03

June 5. and for Saturday, June 8, they have for their opponents the heavy hitting Lebanon team, the team which hit Bill Austin's slants the hardest of any team that played against the Hos pital last season. winning the game by a score of S-7.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03

The polIs will be open in all the four city districts from a. m. to 4 p. rn., today, for the city election. The hours will be the sannS in all districts of the town for the election of town school committee,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03

The polls will be open in all the four city districts from a. m. to { p. rn., today, for the city election. The hours will be the same in all districts of the town for the election of town school committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03
Boston 5. c,rysIand 4

Cleveland, June Boston defeated Cleveland to- day in ten inning game to 4 Cleveland hnnobsd his in the second and scored three rlns but in the other innings could do but little with Wood Man ager stahl- of Boston returned to first base and was responsible for Boston's first three runs Score;
 Cleveland Boston
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'Wanting il vhst? Summer redurdent
 Blueness abundant, Where is she hlot?"
Robert Hro,.nlra.

Robert Browning,
 A htdhen without gas range can blot cut the blue of summer skies win it's heat and drudsery. Estate rargeS bake with fresh air, theiT soienflo- eziiy constructed ventilated ovens in- sure perfect heat Fesuls tons. ths kay to faultless baking, A shert cabinet of superior design including large hot eidset is an efficiency stove la every PaEtienlaF, nliitehehette" eefnpant yet eenpiete, and these stnrdy burner eeekeRs are iH eur shsssraaH4 FNaay fer inspection It's wise BlAH ts Ip. stall a gas range before the emHeh- ing weather eemes. avoiding diEgp- PeiAtmeRt and Ressihle susssRlhs, as Franklin put it 'Sin ON TIME"
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Washington 6. St. Louis 3.

st Louis. June With a new manager and T ehahged hneup. St. Louis lost to Washington this afternoon. to 9. Extra base hits and erTou rave me visitors their scores Walscea and Pratt's field ing and Moelers batting were feaatres The seoze:
 St, WashtunAa.
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Ford Puts One Over on ps,rpIt.

Detroit. June 2.-Ford after bad start blanked the Tigers in the last six innings of today's game
 cllmaxed his performance by flaming Cobb in the ninth with two men and none out. and New York defeated Detroit to B. Cree starred defen-
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Sodality Defeats New London Team.
 St. Joseph's Sodality baseball team defeated the New London Centrals on the Cranberry Sunday afternoon 10 to 1. The battery for the Centrals was Cavanaugh and Mil; for the Sodalfty, HOulihan and Walsh.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03

Totals; s4 : 30 2a 6 Totals. 40 la 80 9 | Score hJ Innings: Cleveland ,... .....o 10000 o1oo o-4 Boston ......,.o 0 . . l I-6 Two base hits, Adama. Speaker. stahI, Wood, thres base hit stahl
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TIb ECDI g
 Fort WFigh
Totals. 41 i3 27 [
Fort Wright ..........0 o4ei iois o-s Hospital ......n ......O 0 6 0 2-4

Runs. for Fort Wright Yehhs s. Wallace. Mareni Best, Coe. BenwaF. for Hospital Gleassh, Chase Aus tin, More. two base hits. MaFohL Austin, Mssre stolen bases. Yehns 8. BehwsF 2, Best i ieft on bases Hospital !. FeFs Wright 4 first base sn eF- rora Fort Wright 6; struck eut tE Moore Is. by Wallace 8; earned runs, Fort Wright A. umpire Me- IntIre; time, 235
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IntsrnatienaI League.

Al He'FaFis-9sewsFk ?, BaltiHiers g. At Jersey GitF-3eEsey City IS. PnaEideses 8. At Mentrsal- -MeRtreal g. Hschester 8.
 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING,
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AMERICAN lrssuE s1AHpINa.
Athletics Pull Down Leagus Leaders.

Chicago June 2,-Chicago played an uncertain game behind Walsh today and Philadelphia Won to l. All the errors of the locals figured in the scoring of the visitors. without a hit Chicago's lone the result of home run. Score
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aAREs TODAY.
Ansrtoau Leaaua

American LeaaUA Washington at St Louis. Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland,
 National LsaHus, Cincinnati at Brooklyn. PittSturg at Philadelphia Chicago Et Boesoa. St Louis at New York.
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condition, and we would like to hear from something fast.
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SUNDAY BASEBALL RESULTS.
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Al Neg ffaFeh-IiarifsFd [. New Hayea 1, At BidssBoFt-fioiyehs F, BrldEspart s,
 CoNNEcTIcUf LEAGUE sTANpsEo,
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SATURDAY BASEBALL RESULTS.
NatirnaI Leanus.
NATIONAL LEAGUE srANpINa

New York 1S St. Louis {. sNh Cincinnati I. Brooklyn g. ps PittSburg '. Philadelphia CbcaRo | Boston D.
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INVESTMENTS
NOTICE

All persons desiring or intending to use hose for street, lawn, garden sprinkllng, or for any other purpose, during the season of 1912, must first obtain a written permit from the office Of the Board of Water Commissioners. Any person using hose without said written permit shall be fined $5. This rule will be strictly enforced
 GILBERT S. RAYMOND, Clerk of the Board of Water Commis-
 slOners. apr1d
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Score by innings: St. Louis .-........1 c A A n A Washington ~ 10
 Two base hits, Moeller Milan. Henry Fo,.s-. three base hit, Hogan.
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RhAN AGAAs RAAtA
 PhiIadeiphia.

%Batted for Kuhn in 7th.
 +sBatted for Walsh in Sth
 Score by innings: Chicago ... ..........0 0 6 OI Philadelphia -...-.o l O-3 Two base hit Barry: home run. Collins.
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requiring an additional tax Of three mills on the grand 1Ht
 Your Committee recommends that the warning for the next annual oity meeting include the last named eetl- mates and a call for action thereon Your Committee further recommends the adoption by the Count of Common Council of the following resolution: Resolved, That the report and est1- mates of the Committee on Finanos hs accepted and approved: that tho Clerk cause the same to be puhAshed aa re- uuired by the amended charAar and that the mayor or, in his abssnoA the senior alderman present be dfreEKbd on behalf of the Court of Counobn Council to submit the estimates er,- braoed in this report to the next city meeting to be held on the first Mon day in June next, and to reoounnnsnd that tax of ten mills be laid ou the last perfected greDd list of the od&y to meet the ordipary eTpen0os of tho city for the ensuing year.
 CHAs F. THAYUR
 HENRY GBHKATH.
 A. B. CRUTHERs,
 Committee on B4nAnoa I hereby certify that the above and foregotnR is a true copy of the 0r1glnal report and resolution
 Attest; STEPHEN D. MOORE. City Clerk and Clerk of the Court of
 Common Council.
 Norwich Conn. May "A, 1s1s.
 Eay7sd
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purposes. A sewer from a point on
 Water street 50 feet west
 from the west line of She
 tucket street to the man
 hole in Market street.. st6Sa0O A sewer from a manhole on
 Lafayette street at the end
 of the present sewer north
 erly to a point about 1eO
 feet southerly from Will
 Hams street ..,..-.-..... BeAO0 A sewer from a manhole at
 West Thames street and
 Durham street to the last
 house on the south side of
 Dunham street ........... L3lE,oo Paving Franklin street with
 Hassam pavement from
 Bath to Grove street -. s.sOaso Improving Lake street dump
 for playground ...--...... SSs.Oo For macadamizinE or paving
 Washington street ... 1AnAGo0 Building wall and establish
 Ing grade and sidewalk, In
 front of land of c. W. Eur
 ton on North Main street. a1Le1 Damages to G. W. Carroll for
 land required to straighten
 building line On Franklin
 street ..... -.....-.. ..... A0Aas0o Widening and macadamiziuR
 sachem street .,.....~.... 7Sst.oo Extending culvert from Os-
 sawan Mill to Turner's
 Pond .-.-..-...-. 6,BTIe6 Brook street improvement. 1.tES-0o The total of these Several,es-
 inmates is ............... sA1 A97 %
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To meet the expenditures carlsd for by the above estimates a tax of ten mills on the last city list will ba re- quired, said hst being s13.021. .S4A
 In addition to the above es ttrnated expenses for ordinary purposes. the Committee on Finance have been re- Quested by petition and otherwise to bring before the annual meeting for its action estimates for the folleEing purposes:
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Finanee Depsrtrnent---
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To be raised by tax .--.-. 130.5iiio
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