Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 15, 1917, Page 6

| Line for Number of Years, Dead—Real Estate Changes— | s PALMOLIVE :?!E;;‘iifl[mfi}w i tj " death of Henry Douglas ‘Waters, a_motorman for a num- ‘the Norwich and Wes- cock, of Stonington, and reported by the committee on cities and boroughs and passed Wednesday, reads as follows: S ST ; i g APALMOLIVL Actual Retail Value 95 Cents! This is what 44 cents will buy this week at Because each embodies the PALMOLIVE every store where PALMOLIVE Products quality that makes the name synonymous are sold: everywhere with toilet goods pétféction. THREE (3) Cakes of Famous PALM- Every dealer whose name 'is listed below is. OLIVE Soap, regular price at 15 cents a ready with an extra big stock of PALM- Cake, 45 cents— OLIVE Soap; Vanishing Cream and Powder ONE (1) Jar of PALMOLIVE Vanishing 0 act as our distributing agents. Cream or ONE (1) Box of PALMOLIVE Go to'any one of them, hand o1t ‘your 44 Powder, as you prefer, regular price 50cents— - cents, and state which you want to try first, ! I taxes, and provide for and collecting of the taxable inhabitants and said district, as they shall INaq, 2 Touass toe, Moot g an or making cisterns reservoirs, | 58 .| ter, Marion C. and two_sons, Vincent F. 'and Richard D. of Westerly. He also leaves three brothers, Levi and | William of ‘Norwich and _Alvin of | Hanover, and_two sisters, Mrs. Fred Dearing of Norwich _and Catherine | Waters of Hanover, He was a mem- | ber of the Loyal Order of Moose in | Norwich and the local Trolleymen's n {union. The burial will be made in {St. Mary's cemetery at Greeneville, Thirty Ye: lr y Bars Charles D.. and W. B. Livingstone | to Hobart Livingstone and wife, 35 DoSES NWW !t of land. with improvements at the | corner of School and Spring street. Daniel H. Hall, Phebe A. Harvey and Elisha E. Hall to Albert T. Hall and Ernest M. Hall, three lots of land near River Bend cemetery. ‘Alzada A. Saunders to Carrie L. i ana rocuring implements and for the extinguishment of for the purpose of properly the streets and highways, within limits of said fire district, either electricity or otherwise; or to make contracts for a proper supply of wa- ter for all necessary purposes, and for lighting in a proper manner, _the streets and highways within the lim- its of said fire district; and to make contracts for a proper system Of sew- erage, or for the purpose of laying out, constructing, maintaining and re- paifing, wherever it may be deemed necessary in said district, sewers and drains through, along or over any street, highway, public or private gTound, with the right to so excavate anad grade the same as may be nec- essary for such construction or pairs, provided such streets, highways and public ground shall be left in £ood condition and to the satisfaction of the authorities of the town of Ston- ington; and it may dispose of the seweragse and garbage by draining, filtration, cremation, precipitation or other approved plans, or by any or all of said plans, it being fully author- ized to construct, maintain and repair a_ thorough, complete and approved system of sewerage and drainage and to use all means known to science to secure and retain the most heaithful and wholesome sanitary conditions LLREITILALBR L LB SRR L | Conn. The real estate transfers recorded at the town clerk’s office during the 1 | past week by Everett E. Whipple, the { town clerk, were as follows: i | Frank .Lawson to Alga Frings Se- et Miagara Faits N. Yo 1ot No. of Shore Lots, and lots Nos. 65, 66, 57_and 68 In section 10, Musicolony. Frank Lawson to Margaret Keyes, lots 68-64_in section 12, Musicolony. ! “Phebe W. P. Buffum to Arthur L. | Porry, tract of land off Elm street. MTRLIND TuE esnTAUR SOMPANY, NEW YORR OFTY. Saunders. lot of land at Pleasant View. The South County Rod and Gun !'club of Westerly has become affiliated with the American Amateur Trap- v shooters Association, which is the amateur trapshooters’ national organ- th hout said district, and for the - o A BALTIC. PLAINFIELD fzation. “':;!:,"3: .,.;m;’.,r..g”..m’, Slong and Actual Joint Retail Value of These Goods, PALMOLIVE Vanishing Cream or PALM- s the high: - Susker Hill Entsrtainers Made a Big| Weekly Shoot at Rifie Club Won by| A number of aradustes of Brown [y Sy ;fum.r:r'wfmngg‘;he 95 Cents! OLIVE Powder. SWEMIohéll Coulard ‘Roportad to| Luwrence Keatine—Many, From Here |15 (550 ools the sone of Brown din- S e O O e Sy We are this great gift offer to He will give it to you, together with three be Recevering—Newsy Items of In- torest. The two-sct drama, Above the Cleuds, presented by the Sunshine Attended Moosup Dance — Notes Worthy of Mention. Lawrence Krauss captured first honors in the weekly shoot of the ner at the Warner in Woonsocket on next Monday evening. . The speakers will include Dean Otis Everett Ran- dall, Brown, '84, Hon. Chester W. Dar- row of the superior court of Rhode Island and Prof. Clarence Grant Ham- of the highways in said distriet; and such taxes, so ordered, shall be as- sessed by the assessors of .said dis- trict, or the taxable inhabitants and property therein, according to the last valuation made by the assessors of full-size cdkes of PALMOLIV E—the famous Palm and Olive Oil soap—the most popular bath and toilet soap, measured by sales, that introduce 'you to PALMOLIVE Vanishing Cream and Powder, new members of the PALMOLIVE family that you will enjoy Dramatic club of Quaker Hill, in the Gem theatre, Tuesday evening, drew ecapacity andience. The play was & decided success. The leading roles ‘were Abby, handled by Miss Edythe t. as Grace Is, a young ar- and Leonard Mallory as Howard Geylord. Miss Grant showed no lit- tle ability in interpreting her part and and won much favor from the appre- clative audience. Blisworth Grantand Mrs. J. J. Lawless in their love scenes ! incited " heartiest 2 Lawiess, a mountain hermit, was re- peatedly applauded. Rufus ‘Cranston, ‘e poet, amused the audience with his. Verses. Mrs. Herbert Grant deserves much credit for the able manner in which she carried out her part. The orchesiral support was of un- usual excellence. The drama was brought to a close with a colored spot light scene, with the entire company, showing reunited happy hearts. The characters were smoothly inter. ted and showed careful training direction of Mrs. Herbert Grant. laughter. J. J.4 Plainfield Rifle and Gun Club, held Tuesday night. He obtained an ave- rage of 239 out of a possible 250 points The scores by points follow: L. Krauss 239, G. Babcock 232, A. A. Chae 282, J. 'Peterson 230, S. Chabott 226, F. Congdon 224, H. Ensling 222, ° W. Cantwell 220, T. Flynn 219, E. Bab- cock 219, ‘G. Hutchinson 213, A. Hil- ton 218, E. Mercier 214, F, Lynch 211, L Mercier 206, F. Evans 03, E. Lyon 201, J. Burby 200, F. King 199, J. Lea- hy 197, J. Lees 196, J. Krauss 182. At tHe next shoot of the club, two teams will be chosen from amongst the members with L. Krauss and G. Babcock as captains, Tespectively, A .clam supper is to be served to the members #nd the-lositr~team isto settle for all expenses and it is there- |- fore expected that some high class shooting will take place. “ A prize shoot is to take place at the last meeting of the month. Attended Moosup-Dance. Plainfield sent a large delegation to the masquerade dance held in Milner {lton, associate professor of music at Wellesley college. PAWCATUCK FIRE DISTRICT Amendment to the Charter Passed by the town of Stonington, next previous to said assessment, adding any taxa- ble property which may have been omitted by said town assessors or af- terward acquired; and in assessing and_collecting said taxes, such pro- the House Wednesday. Hartford, Feb. 14—The act amend- ing 'the charter of the Pawcatuck Fire district, introduced by Mr. Bab- ceedings shall be had by the officers of said district, as near as may be, as are required to be had by the cor- responding officers of towns in assess- ing and collecting town. taxes HIGHWAYS OF NEW LONDON COUNTY Considered by New London County Members of the General Assembly—Bridge at Niantic Was Discussed—Report of meeting— THESE DEALERS WILL SUPPLY YOU NORWICH, CONN. Lee & Osgood Engler's Broadway Pharmacy H. M. Lerou The Forteous & Mitchell Co. Pitcher. & Service The Reid & Hughes Co. Ring & Sisk Smith's' Prescription Store ‘The -W,- L. Taylor Co. Utley & Jones ° BALTIC, CONN. Baltic Pharmacy DANIELSON, CONN. ‘Woodward's Drug Store this age has ever known. MOOSUP, EONN. W. G. Clark, Main street MYSTIC, CONN.. Wheeler's Drug Store NEW LONDON, CONN. 8.:A. Goldsmith .Co. he Bee Hive” The Moon Pharmacy 445 Bank street Nichols” & Harris Co. The” Sayle- Pharmacy. Bank and Pearl Starr Bros: (two stores) PUTNAM, CONN. isaac Champeau Co. James F. Donahue ¥ G, - E e o (e et |, T Wetnceiay evarine. sl Lokl e Geo. E Dresser |2 Suests at a supper given in their hon. | lven under the auspices of the Bach- W. E. LaBelle J. J. Dupre, % or at the home of Mrs. Delwin S.|e¢lor Boys and Bachelor Girls. & - L. J. Morin (Cyr Building) ‘Providence Street Pharmacy 3 Martin. The party returned to Qua- Briefs of Mention. (Special to The Bulletin.) for the construction and maintenance g Xer hiil by automobiles, The weekiy whist party of the| Hariford, Comn, Feb. 14—Prior to|Of highways under an act of congress, EAGLEVILLE, CONN TAFTVILLE, CONN. 3 The cast follows: Phil Ringold, | Children of Mary society held Wed- |the opening of the general assembly. g’avm“le aMitiene Binde - S H. V. Beebe Taftville Pharma 4 Sasy; Fhil John J. Lawless; Alfred | nesday evening in the St. Johw's as. | “Souvenir” Taylor, placed .valentines|Make avallable sufficient funds to en- Therpe, city nabob; George Starr; |sembly rooms, was well attended. in.ebservance of the day, on the desks|FPe tie Sinte IO CArTy ouf tie BT = - 5 Gaylord, | country gentleman,| Miss Edith Dawley is ill at her home |of members. Speaker Healey called 5 " |suggested both pians be considered,|there should be reason given when an |15 vears, consumption: John C. Zar- [uction showed hé wai pr Beebe; Howard Gaylord, his|on Lawton Heights. the house to order and, after prayver s More Judges. and finally amended the motion of Mr. | extension of time is given. nacki, 1% months, te indigestion; | honor. On the day the Soldie som, Leonard Mallory; Titus Turtle,| Max SI of Providence, R. L,|by Chapiain Benedict, retired and| The following were elected to the | Babcock. Clerk Fox read the order of the gov- | Clotide Guillgtte, rs, fatty de- |umen: was dedicated, & oSouimourd. Predtic Alexander! |was a calier here Wednesday. called Representative Peasley to the|judgeships of local courts: Nebemiah | Mr. Bradford, of Montville, spoke in |ernment In relation to the — bridge. | gemeration ith Wharton, |-cession,” ana walked Curtis ipman, chips in the raug!\, ‘W. J. Harrinston of New York city [chair. -There was change in reference | Candee and George H. Vosburgh, as|favor of the Babcock plan, as did also [ Thefe must be a clear draw of 45 feet, | 25 _years, verice the park to the mo Bilsworth Grant; Nat Naylor Thorpe's | was in town Wednesday of many bills, and also the rejection of | judges of the city court of Norwalk; | Mr. Curry of Lebanon. Both belleved|and specified that the area must nof There were nine births during the |miliar form. will b Drotege, Rufus Cranston; Grace In-| E. L. Houlihan of Passaic, N. J,|a number of duplicate bills, also several | Alexander Arnot, judge, and Robert|it unwise to ask for too seunh. be decreased. The clerk also read a |month. townspeople. v young artist, Miss Edythe | was in Plainfield Wednesds from the committee on agriculture rel- | E. Carney, deputy judge of Manches-| . g, letter from the engineer’s office in New M. Street Property Sold. Zero Weath Hester Thorne, Gaylord’s — L MDY : S r. Holt, of New London, favored r e nes 1 roperty Sol ero Weathet, i i 3 ative to fire wardens. ter; William J. Malone, judge, and | qp, EStNi, C1f ied in detats with thi A heusekeeper, Mrs. Herbert Grant; | goiTiSH STEAMER BEAC! S Russell Mink, depacy “udes, ~of | the amendment, that is the road be- |London. It complied in detafl with the| w. 1. Lrown has sold his proverty | Afinough fhe temperat » - R Gk, | Gavlavy Gy | BRIT EACHED Unfaverable Reports. Bristol; William B Coit, ot New |t¥een Norwich'and Groton. He be- [direct orders of the government. If |on Main street, occupicd by Mrs, Eil- |t O abiy themie™per . 2 Miss Haszel Beebe; Lucretla Gerrish, AR BEING TURPEDOED | Mv, Vall ot A e Sumba London: Howara W. Cuftis, judge HoNed i WEU o conclitzate’an obe | thiee 1o ;‘:,’:“"ey e or; | zabeth Destorges, milliner, and ‘Solo- | some nights § and 10 bel: b so_romantic, Mrs. J. J. Lawless. —_— that in making unfavorable reports, = aty judge | P1an- enal an opening | mon Paquette, has been so0ld to Paul | been but-little serions 3 Feople from Norwich, Groeneville, | The Inishowen Head Was Bound from | that they be acted upon. Without ex- | of Sirztiord; Samuct . Dreancsjades, | M5 Bradford saia the Westerly |is made within the time_is all the gov- | Anthony- of Griswold ed with water pipcs Taftville, Willimantic, ~Occum and Glisgow o ‘8t ‘ol N, B planation, unless explanation is called | of SEatiord; Samuet J. Bryent, Judes | route was only five miles long while | ernment asks, and suggests the remov. 28 D. Watois in € that most freezes in w Hanover were present. i o for by some member. There was no M o - on the east side of the river the dis- |al of the present bridge until a new one apetye Balow in_Cenade: Pibes occur i Notes Gathered Here and There. St. John, N. B, Feb. 14.—The sink- | objection. Freaerich &, Hubhara, “doputy of | uce was fourteen miles. T 3irs. Grace La Lovine, who ts-1n the | St SO0 20 “, "7 ¥ Gadrgs ~Wood, Jr. -is employed as|ins, Feb. of "the Brifish steatner Messengers’ Uniforms. Greenwich; Samuel Youns, judge, and | Mr. Henderson, of Norwich, said], Mr. Curry spoke of the tramc on the | borough. for a few days to atiend the |niqdle of the day the mer 2 neer at a Thamesville plant. Inishowen Head, from Glasgow for| A resolution was passed authorizing|James B. Brinckerhoff, = deputy, of |there was a good road from Norwich to | bridge, and dld not favor repair of the | funeral of her brother, says the thet | 4hoye’ 32 = -g‘tuuor Ovila Bison of Lowell |this port was reported in a cable- |the payment of $15 to each of'the mes- | Stamford: Frank H. Foss of Willi- |Gales Ferry, Bt from thers to Grotes D e o ;h:n:l?soxxecgz\;: it e St her Th vt ia e awaR I MeAlinin. Lamathe:: e, Res B formerly of Baltic, spent Tuesday with | STam received by agents today. Ex-|sengers and doorkeepers of the house [ mantic; John H. Kirkham, assistant e rougl ro: n all New 2 5 7 dthon sy & Sideady 5 cept that the vessel was in ballast|in payment for their uniform coats, judge of New Britdin; John O. Shares, | England. R T e LT T R Ontario, Monday. Benjamin Lamothe, |5 g ST 5%6n of Back Bay, Mass. for- |and that one member of the Grew was National Guard Pay. judge, and Frederick 'W. Deitter, dep-| Mr. Allyn,.of Ledyard, said the idea | 3 thocoia beidee weg the e oation e cently” In New Bedfc - merly of Baltic, stopped over in town | lost, no details were given in the mes- 5 uty, of Hamden: Frank H. Hinckley | prevailed that Ledyard did nothing. of the old bridge and the site propos- FUNERAL, known here. He married ed for the pew. Senator Barnes sald if effort was made to repair the old bridge, theré F‘oulddhehlece!flive land damages. He lavored the location suggested by Mr. ' Geary, where the land damages would | ghurch Wednesduy morning, Reauiem Do butu§e00. and thérs wotlld be o Jeat- John 3. MeCabe, The bearers were J. ng structure. e o 7 - Mr. Haines, who s in charge ot the | 5; Hennon. Joseph Nedeau, James Mc bridge, spoke of the strong current, and [URICL “0C TNGTOT TSt oy in the Tisk Of lite there.” He favored the| cjyded Mrs. Grace LaBonne of Corn new location. > 5 Wi Cy n, Wil- Mr. Curry said he was in favor of the | [l Optarie, William Callahan, Wil proposed new location. Cusker of Fali River, Mr: and Mrs. County Commissioner Lamphere said | Gafney of Plainfield, Mrs, John Tift there ‘was no doubt but tha mew loca- | of Norwich, Mrs. Clara Bedard of tion was the most desirable. He sald | ;risto], Conn rs. Paul Ward of Commissioner Smith was unable to at- p McNearney of tend and that he desired a continuation of the meeting for a week. a protusion of beautiful Mr. Gosham, of Lisbon, favored ad- A delegation of twelve mem. journment for a week and it was 50 or- | bers of the A. A. Young, Jr., Hoso and dered. Ladder Co. 1, of which the de- the domptroller’s statement of the re- | Mr. Curry, of Lebanon, asked for en- | Mr. Geary moved that a committee of | ceased was @ rmefaber, attended in & celpts and expenses of the state for on the ~proposed new |five be appointed to wait on the gov- | body, Funeral Director J. A. FHouri- Calendar Business. the ourrent year, the state . grnor and urge state aid for the bridge. | gan was in charge. Burial was-in St. These bills were taken from the cal- | tion for distribution among the clerks The chalr appointed Messrs. Geary,|Mary's cemetery in Sylvandal endar and passed: Act amending the Calendar. ficox, Bradford, Balley and Curry. Engire Houss Draped. T R e I R A T P : JEWETT CITY The ‘fire cngine house is draped.in o hencs for own ot R MEacn: | oF Coltmbs OF Bridgeport from taza- | avout elght yess ase.. The nridec s eber: Tem MeLanghting - . amending town court of Milford act; | tion. Bl rejected. Dotyon & frunk lne but is very much | Fifty-eight ‘Deaths In Town of Gris- | ~The program at the St. Mary's par- wold During 1916—Main Street | ish fair on Tuesday night was given amending charter of Pawcatuck Fire bridge could be district: amending act establishing 35,000, but TR o i Ftish epiblen: adar tha o Vo ",‘,'l_“'"‘,,"‘“,,. et rection -of Rev.. J. J. McCabe.- The town cn\lré‘gl! 5‘)“““’ (!:;: in h“"l:d- nesday’s etin); amending cl ter u: ‘was a song, Mazur, Boys’ club.of Bridgeport; nmendlns 5 - X g;"gnc‘;;l:r.\fl v.t.thlrty Nk.:r '1"‘;15 act town court of Stratford; act The vital statistics.for the town of | yoy (ollowed by a recitation, The Pol- Griswold for 1916 as recorded at the|ish Language, Brouislawa Damb of Towa Clerk John Welsh show 9 births, X = | City gir;, Miss Hannah brother, Joséph, was in t Matthew Garey’ here for sev The deceased was an police in New, Bedford iiionths ago he came here after nated King who wis wantcd Bedford. G. A.. Haskel Hi G. A. Haskell was confl bed all day Wednesday as th of a very serfous attack of digestion Tuesday evening ings was summoned and ption of two hours was ance all night. Wednes: bis condition was somew sage. The Inishowen Head, a vessel| The committee on military affairs re- sh of 1,988 tons, was built at Belfast 30 |ported favorably a resolution authoriz- Fours umv. ing the comptroller to pay members, who are connected with the Rhode Is- land National Guard or Naval Miii- Croatunsnt s S - Tosnn tia, the balance due them as salary Willimantic, pending &4 opiration, — |1oT the present session. Tabled for Miss Mary calendar. ss Mary Rathbun was the guest \ Judges at Mifford. of Jewett City friends Wednesday. Mrs. Emery of Willimantic is the| The judiciary committee made sev- eral favorable reports which included of Stoninaton: Robert L. Munger, as |There is a good road through Ledvard Judge, and Milton C. Isbell, deputy,land to Stoddard's wharf, and Ledyard of Ansonia; Edwin R. Kelsey, judge, |had done its share of good road work. and Frederick L. Averill, deputy, of| Mr Henderson said this stretch of Branford; Jobn B. Dillon, judge, and |state road was out of repair, and in George S. Willis, deputy, of Shelton: | very poor condition. Arthur M. Brown, judge, and Frank| g Bapcock said the town of Ston- E. Robinson, deputy, of Griswold; Inm Would not be. directly benefit- Frederick P. Latimer, judge, and A. ted. The road ‘Norwich to West E T ey o G Hency L. | el is an unfinished truni. line. owler, judge, an she 3 Davis, deputy, of Wallingford; John E.| Mr. Geary, of Waterford, said it was Fisk, judge, 2nd_John E. Fahey, asso- |2 question which was the best road, ciate judge, of Rockville; William H. |that s, which would the highway de- Heald of Stafford Springs; S. Victor | partment fayor. He conceded the Nor- Prince, assistant judge of New Lon-|wich-Groton- road was in deplorable don, ana Thomas P. Dunne of Meri- | condition, but he favored the improve- ment -of route suggested by Mr. Bab- to visit friends,on his way to the Hartfora Automobile show. McGuire, clerk at the Bal- tic Inn, was a Providence visitor on Tuesday. George Bell was the guest of New London friends Wednesday. Southbound trolley cars were filled to_capacity Wednesday morning, car- rying shoppers to Norwich to attend Dollar day_bargain sales. Mitchell Coulard, who underwent an operation in St. joseph’s hospital, is ¥ecovering favorably. Mrs. Daniel Holmes is undersoing Henry McLaughlin. The funeral services of Henry M Laughlin were held from St. Mary’ P St guest of Mrs. Thomas Bamford. Arthur LaBlanc was a Willimantic | the appropriation of James D. Brown visitor Wednesday. judge and George J. Smith, ~deputy Fred C. Coles of New Haven was in |judge of town court of Milford:; also, town on business Wednesday establishing the borough court of Stafford Springs. The judges were ap- vointed under suspension of rules. Business From Senate. Bills were received, passed in the senate, concerning the incorporation of Banks and Trust companies; re- serve fund in state banks and trust companies; reports to bank commis. sioners. ~Tabled for calendar. et Judiciary—Favorable on ety o7 state |lost, and the county went on record as D e s "sheap edition of | favoring the improvement of the high- the "public acts of the session with|way between Norwich and Westerly. flowers. 0000 p N. B. C. GRAHAM ‘You don't have tocoax the children < to eat plenty of N. B. C. Graham Crackers. These are not onlyrich in the nourishment that builds bone and - muscle, but their tempting taste makes - - the little appetites hungry for more. N. B. C. Graham Crackers added - ‘an’_individuality and nut-like flavor that other graham crackers lacked. " This makes them an almost univer- ‘sally popular article of everyday diet. . NATIONAL BISCUIT In Your Home As a protection against intense fering from pain of all kinds—alway in your home, for instant use, s bottls 6f Minard’s Liniment. There is nothing so effective a. wonderful old reliable, creamy ment for instantly stopping. th tenseé pain of lumbago, rheumatism, backache, sprains ar bruises, and for burns and cut Minard's is @ clean, wonderfy vm:&flum liniment. thag invigorates. 1t puts new Emile Tencser; Seciammtion, To 2(life into tired muscles—removes a1t trio, Visla; Tecitation, I'm a Polish | Soremess quickly. It 15 also just what Child, Stanislaus = Myse; = recitation, | you need for sore; tired, aching feet Polish _Chil Helen and hands, Ask any druggist, Julia Ten: ; Teci . Partial Payments of a Polish Child, Julia fast number was & Song by the cho- |-for -stocks or bonds in Odd Lots or 100 , Poland Is Not Yet Lost. Rev. J. T barve of Gienvilie, Rev- 3 B King Share Lots, Write today for Doaklet A, ne ‘amending authority to town of New Milford to erect Library building and Memorial hall; act concerning pay- ments for support ot Middlesex Coun- ty Bar Library association. carrying appropriation of $800; act concer registration and taxation of motor ‘boats. . - . Babcock’s Amendment Lost. ‘When the act concerning the regis- tration of motor boats, was taken from Kowska; reci The Slave by lamatic MEETING OF NEW F LONDON COUNTY BUSINESS Highways and-the Bridge at Niantio| Was Discussed. - ? . ! i i ANY | | il of Torrington and Rev. U. O, Belleros i | J i Ee 5 IN. THE SENATE Faverdble Report. on . Maintenance of Bridges and Highways. e !F i ;