In case of a snowfall six hours after
daylight is allowed before imposing
* fine, and haveing walks cleaned by
the city at the expense of the owner
or occupant.
ley ard sn .w blocked walks are «
menace to life "nd limb and interfere
with trade. This notice is to give
owners and occupants an opportunity
to comply with the law before action
Is taken.
ARCHIBALD MACDONALD,
' Mayor.
PAY OF CARRIERS
Congressman Bryan F. Mahan has 1
sent a communication to Charles L. ;
Torrev in reply to Mr. Torrey's letter
getting forth the Inadequate eorapen- |
sation of the Star route letter carriers !
| who have had their duties increased ,
I by the parcel post additions and not j
1 had their compensation correspond- |
:1 ingly increased. Mr. Mahan says that
he will take the matter up with the !
proper department and endeavor to i
i have Justice done to this class of em
| ployees.
WILLIAM HEATH DEAD
1 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Heath left Tues
| day for Arlington. N. J„ to attend the
funeral of Mr. Heath's brother.Wil
1 Jtam Heath, who d‘ed Monday.
GREW TIRED OF
COUNTRY LIFE
j
MRS. GEORGE E. BAKER OF POM
FRET DESERTS HUSBAND
Believed to Have Gone to New York
With Conrad Kramn—Disap
peared Last Thursday
Dazzled by hi* story of the lights Of
Broadway and the joys of life in a
great city, Mrs. George E. Baker of
Pomfret Centre deserted her husband
and son and has gone'to the met
ropolis with Conrad Kramn, a farm
laborer, who came from New York
two years ago.
