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was. “Bastard, In.“
rimmed-isms”,
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mm“““”"““ a room-sin beasts- man or ,
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W‘ M ' " " inrthahrsttims lathlsclty yesterday William"
m ltiaasld thatJolltl LEnlllvau will altsraoou. Tllltllmlll‘mafl- lat.aswsllss um, um
small-ox.-
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lokalilnt andsthsrsoi Williiaaatie 03"“.-
have begun ultagslaatthaflartiord %-KW
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Mi snail rosteiornostoa. notssnd annmplrsnnd the duuhiesys ord and h
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moth-Munster“ upon. how “madman-amounts“ poasd. rhspiinisiodoswsywiihu-
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knocked outssvsralclsau hitslhatsu- Wi‘oflhflflflhw at slim 0‘ Above-belonging toGsorgoflubhard I‘m
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kinds
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teal.
' Bhortsul oi mines unto
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awe: ill oi the borougb,will mmwflt‘tluonarun. Whistli-
'5'...”an m... mmwmw ' he haul “mi-burrs came to ihs battltallor- hot-an the two plaoaa. now showed-o signs
1 I" noBalilvantoflghtiort c . mill streak floaters ho Id ot “with: pamsdmestoihistlmslyiagontbssonsh doubts ssated wsgon behind,stlllack ,
- M. oi ”Mkmm ' won “u in inhiacsllandrsadln‘. flisiatliarandat- Pond,8unday. The horas leaped into
W . M'Pdm'm' towardsuch lull? v r iihint.
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mzmmm gym; A. u m; 0 ~ I a! the and alter a short “alarm“ unktbabomandcansdhlmlodrou-
' Proms WOW" "1 withhim gavsthasuntios rrqu ior 'rylsulosysu,sgrd sixty,denisutsd,
leualhtlawlld. Thavisltorsgotoaa rslsam.’l’woh‘ourllatcrthoyrwwsskitlsdhyspamsngsrtraln
Wlanlpaah ans-um or the street rail.
way.hwfllhtmsstihmsai’l’na8!ni~
, _ button. not met within- wlmdawl.
act to know that themalnllna tistwui Desmond'flthir
Nor-elk Mid South Herr-It WW started ior their home in Hartford.
August 19, lad—nearly twenty-six years ~_
ago. A year or two previous to that itswtwwa's Silver In...
time the horas-cats ran through Water A comm, with mpitsl of 350.000
Btrcet. thence over the rails of the Dan- has be.“ 1m gt Newtown ior the
, bury a Norwalk road to South Norwalk. purpose at working the silvrr and gold
metric-r33: “it. ism mm mi..iiiti.:"“'" "“' hour-:32: more“. in" m" 2”,...“ ‘2?““333; , .. .. .......... .. m
i coin it com on - .1
tskesplaccat his late maidenoo. No. 814 swing the first lunan the game was "mm" m 0|“le Wm “m. M. “$4.”! We in am. 32:8: wwfiimrfim
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more "filial!“ inning. but sitar
that thallorwalkscommencsd playing
with tho-me viprtbat has citatacblL
iced their playing during the past two
weeks. The result was that no more
runs were made by the Harrisburga. The
Norwalks then tried to catch up with
My“. their antagonists, but the lead was too
Emmet W. Weed, oi the firm oi Pratt great. Chadwick scored in the iourth
(urnsdwitti’tlis sass-ary order sigasd saaaissviils. Deannalinutl p... :fla-
“011me say. its badmimiamuactgto
dill ionic-Mindy «on thalinst irsigbtwhaatheothsr
train struck him and hurled him down
an embankment.
On June 20the little skip jack, Rob
Roy, a sail boat eighteen feet long, leit
Bridgeport ior Bath, In. The occupants
were C. 8. Bryant oi, Beth, and Captain
.‘l'li‘s' stoop ‘Uo‘uialfl formerly owned
the bstmss ltllay,has been purchased by
Theodore Keillor oi Portchester, who
will make improvements on her and use
' the crait ior speed.
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can. I. moi
l. filler-aid Weather Ions-ate.
The “warm wave” still covers the
Ocntrsl and Ilddle States, except the ,
(rings 0‘ tbessacoast. 1‘ will probably fiflwstrs'ezlfiew mk’tasfemgn riflmfiwiifizxii? hard m use, mm" in some mt.” ‘0'”me laid to the land ‘5 named Grant, residing in Bridgeport, We: the as. in Ms, “Yum
hold its ”mo“ today with no "”7 ill bebrou ht tiliz‘South Norwnlk on The game today should the weather W", 'bur, 'Mch mm enter- parties W‘lnfi Ira. Samuel m.“ where llr. Bryant purchased it last fit .ggg'g‘m 30W" “fl?“ unmomnnaa. ,
anddecided abatement (.i beat. the“ , lock't i ioriul m. "we iavorable will bo'watchsd with edbyadoor at the rear. The can wars aadlir.Char|ea Hubhsll, oi Michigan. month. She reached Portland on the “'32:“! "Ink by pnhlhh :lfl um - .. .. llihllflilfii
Temperature tell slightly in the United °° '11,... elm “mum. ’ dnvn Monotone Ind "mus Iround Ilr. Bidwsll, the present holder oi the 90ml, oi July Nfl, 3.", up“, .l. mrhumamls laid it Magda. Hurdle-rem a“ ,3,
States yesterday, except in the States Thesonthsrn New England Tsicptions Following is the more: on aplvot. Asihey wenthowling aloha land. dossnot seem to be troubled by teruoon, .1”, sailing .bougmlnfleg, molt , asandooiivflodsdss. 1m ”MM-Ishmwfi .
eastoi the lississippi. 'l‘bechiei mini~ Company isnow operating. metallic or “o"lu“ the avenue in those days they were a nu claim, but i. pulling the work as "iii?“ ______ m; "It“ i h a. ,
mm was 38 derm- F-hmheit. at double wire service throughout its terrl- u, . ,,_ u ,0, ., ,, mater wondsrto our citizens than the 1.....th Specimens have been Y mm! in THE STEAMBOAT “MEDEA” m" a,“ hull-d" fut-N
MIthscbiei maxima report- toryiu Connecticut. The managers of £21. : g g l) g g o canon the Winnipauk branch arc to takentoNcw Haven and are awaiting , estesday lCa Saigelfizanard ls l” l l it
edwat Cincinnati. as at Indianapolis me various exchange. operated bythe ‘ 4 g s 2' 2 g a “'0 People 0‘ Paddins Id" ‘04'!- thsdecision oi mineralogists as to the $5. Wang's” mp, ined the! l_ , a ‘
manl’m'l’Om 1““ “WM comp-n! flounder lit-indium to Bi" 1 3 l 3 g 5 3 .” . . , value oifithe ore. The people hm, I ll" ' "hm“. m °, loonllght Excursions I:
today Pu"! 0W! '“the' Vi“ prob- all connections from one exchange to t o o o s s s 1' "'9'" "m" m ‘n’ on" “m“! ‘ though incredulous at first, are begin. ow ”5 “man" “ti :1; Gin Pm; “Mama“
- ‘5'! Wk with “is“ thermal chaug- another over the metallic circuit, unless i ll, 3 l, g g g thought that wearenct ‘ church-going ningmbolievs that possibly there may guagorslfl . 0- F‘ stp‘Li . ’ A :V BEAsoNABLE BATES
an irmh and variable winds, mostly otherwise requested. 3 o o o l to l Wfltin'flk limit the principal thoro- ”.meth oi value in the mine. , int regiment, . ir .eut. . . . .
southerly; rain, followed by slightly _————— — — — — — — —- hm oitho borough any Sunday morn- _ ,__ M“ Gmmrymuwnlimt regiment. Firs} AddmCAPTJL nomsn,
lower temperature near the 00!“ line Medical Examiner Dr. Burke otttonih 3 3 9 l “ 2‘ 7 Inc when the church-bells are allies n. mm wm Um. John 1“. Littler. D. Fir-t rest- :1th ltowaytnn,0snn. _
andclsaring. Inthe Iiddle States and Norwalk cametotbls city lionday aiter- '2?:":‘: H N A s. “10 ftithllll t0 the house of God. will WWW) merit; Second Lieut. “- J- 31013101. 3- NEW
New England iair, slightly cooler uoonon thetrain knownasthe Nauga- l l o o ' 2‘ 4' o confines them that more Norwalk peo- The “m who demanded “m t 00“., in First regiment; Second Lleut. llharles . Gentleman’s Lisch g
weathcrwillprevail,prseedsdhy cloudi- tuck express. Tbodistance between the i 513 g 3 ll: (a, 3 pic attend church thanis generally sup- aseaside 00".“...th ”will“ oi her Cheney,_ B, First regiment, See. Open-Air . . %
ne- aad rain on the coasts north of two citiesia1438~100th miles, and the 4 o I i o 1 o M- 1 MW '00th “MI! as they am into domestic service, is now 0nd qut. B. A. Upaon, E. LAUNDB !
g” Capelay, with variable winds, mostly doctor sayshe took the time by his M 3 l g ‘1' :1 g 3 came item the highways and by-ways. quite WW5» First regiment; . second Lient. . .................
5. my, On'nnn'dgy in this section watch, and reached here in just it min- 4 l l l l, o o and while] would make no estimate at The other day . lady in one our James C.Bailey, A,Ftrst regiment;Capto ”anfiamg‘momsan “Drying” saw at
‘ ,audjuNew England, fair weather will utes, to seconds—the iastest trip he ever a 3 ill 3 g 3 it the nnmber,lventure the assertion that suburban towns called “ we ”*9 oi B- E. llrown, F, Second regiment; Ssc- edwdosilklndaoruu'nflrdiysimemostmm
- ‘ y prevail. .with slight thermal made.—-Bridgeport Standard. ‘ _ _ ,_ ._ _ _, "We“ 00“ 01mm in town who the Young “lumen,“ Clam," ”we“, and Liam. Oscar LlBradiy, 1, Second “finfldfimfimfitfflfimm m
changes and light southerly winds: and N “L 32 1' a a it 2.? I does not preschto a large coflflefltloo tion in h 0' . girl w w general regiment. Today Third and Fourth reg’ mdwompdrdgfmd. ' m
onrndsy fair weather, with no decided masons]. Issues. ,,‘;’,‘,',‘;,,,‘;g,_ l, 2 g l, 3, 3 3 g 3;: every Sugg;__._____-_l hm'o“l“k_° m M, l, qmle “mo... Imentomcmmllbo examined-
chan oi tent raturs. . W -~~—~ 7 ~~-~—-——w-— , _ l -
‘° ’° - c... pow...” m... s... ........ WW... Mus-mm womanmrtximiz“; MARRIED. Hillel Ii fliill‘iillll'i
’ grammar-alumina m‘ ark. “- J-, thil morning where M Vi“ lie have come out oi the crucial test oi until you have tried BWB’ llsn trenrment oi ser— fidifi'iimEEfilmiiéiim ‘
Bixhtlds ‘ IowtidclSuuria. Jungle remain three days. criticism in as good shape its has Brut ';;”;o;;m Oar “ml. :23" 3;; 3:3?“ a‘youug person well Saturday. by the Rev. John Brigg, '13 _ I -—-—-~ ‘. . .. é; 4.
.'“ “M- 1. “ale! Annuiismi‘hr o‘fl?‘e§“el :‘ ”I. s”“l_‘-__"rw ..,m._.__.,.,--,_ L‘dflor Waugh—H.th “gamut. mommendod’ on. let"! coming from Enllflh! “figf30‘ignfigfltw Blddlng on ‘he south Namalk OHONG Ema
J., i‘ 'i'i‘inl ”Wing 3“ ary ‘ no. Wl . lysomuch about the roposedirn rove- sprominent tradesman at theSouthEud. m“? ‘5 m” “3““ q" - ‘
THE LMNEWS' Smith. West meet, this city. The Uni M 81:“ e; $£;m “mm. mm of "m on" 1 kg" you 'lllpdlo' a“ “who”, fill. you“ "no“ a ’ . __ Water Works EXlBIlSlOlI! .4 wumm- St.
me.tbrongh the eolnmnsot your paper, liberal salary, and they went home to- DIED- famguwgSMmindmmdmummm 4 it ,
".1333: t"?.‘:i.".?§."°f.‘.ii£’¥: am y... m mum-my ........
New York Mrs Chan. ments are already being made. Connec»
0"“. mm‘ ' ' ticut has been divided into two districts,
‘ fay-schooner “Addie” is unloading
lumber at Hill's wharf.
to say a few words in W to the mat- gather. '
tor. and, ii in error, til” leirn comedy Tea time came, and the mistress iuti.
tram—r In.» W. Wood in iii-Misti; Two DYKES. SAM LUNG. \
year. vmandiricadr areiav
'l'thorka will play the Norwalks in 3 Wheeler still remains there . . .
,. . - I' i i . rid the true state oi ailairs. It is said we mated to the girl that she might prepare “my; mum”. m m . ‘
thiscity to-morrow “‘1 PM" William B. Earle, of East avenue, has $§a£££gfii§mis lewgfdgw are very much in need oi a new reser- the meal. But the girl rbrugged he! :33? fiwwfil m a: ?&:i§”hgii?nnggfdflfim.i the ‘iilll 9 ‘Wflm
The schooner "George Knapp” is dis— youstollichileld Springs. N. Y., to re— lation w“ 621,709. The estimated in- voir, asthe present one must be incapa- shoulders negatively. walk.olarrivsl oi ll o'clock train irora'rlew I“ mmwmflmmw dllcc ‘~-. ‘ g _
charging a cargo oi brick at Leonard's cuperate. crease in population, for the decade, as his oi supplying us. Why is it we iouud “I think 1'" not stay with ye. ma‘am,” Y“ w. B. musk. higtssrr. .. ‘
dock. Ilrs. Charles H. Hoses oi Brooklyn is indicated at the census bureau, l. “,0,“ this outso lately? No one has yet been she said. WLm mm “mm'Jul’s‘ isso. W m m
Captain Colgrove will do day duty visiting relatives in this city. 309" cent. A supervisor will be ap deprived oi water, and itisonlyashort “Why not, please?" . . . ' . _ . ,5 _
during Chiet Volimsr's absence in Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Sworda. whose pointed ior each district next year, men "I” '80 "‘9“ ll“ BOW!!!" 9mm" “l" ”3909““? I" 50“” W3} "SW“ ”1 marten waxran or a some Lanr. Fll'fl Insurance In 1|“de c. 1 Dunstan-nomads
Newark. marriage notice appears in another col- who acted as .99."in in 1330 be- ad on theCouncilto have their pipes oon- ‘lectrieity instead of gas! “dwkmigflwmmtdmfiogfl . , .
T—fl umn will take up their future residence ing referred. Each su rvisor nected, “Pt they might obtain I larger """”‘" "" ‘ ' A'l‘ CURRENT RATES.
Theregular drill season oi Co. D, 4th in Bliiil rt Court of th: census will receive :25“) supply during the dryseason oi the year. - 0“ HELP watt'rln—A mitt 301:1. is on 1:: Am. hum m tiartiord- Con h . I,
Begs? C. N. 6., will he resumed Friday 5:”;- E’ldredge, ”lame“ in Bry- “a in addition “mm". in thickly We hm" asthey no" that "P h ad . lib was: a croco-y g '.°‘ m nmgl‘saziumed. apply at . W' moo" “a"; m" ‘mfiwflm .
"en-m" —————— _ ant, Beale &Co.’s clothing store, has re- settled dirtricts. 81.00 for each thous- It?" 'i‘l'K“ “PP" °' ‘L‘lmfl‘l- " ‘Il'm"! [recalls a nanny man on a newspaper. ior Gllmm nonhuman-rim on 3nd .v'nh mounds. wm cm
The Prove“?! Vulcan l, “0,, "um,” turned no” . two maligned,“ We!" “no or mom “'81-?th (mum, of . fit t m '0 *0" fi 0 to ““99 I 0|“ onto! thswhidowat monitors-i iour gallium can be mundned with Jacon tr.t.arron,amt. mew
playing in them-net shsoburvcd purely: M -
neighboring district as well as our own,
how comes it we are so soon in need oia
new reservoir. Again the Council,
when prevailed upon by one or two.wbo
thousand of the population enumerated
in his district, and in sparseley settled
is stopping ior a few days with Miss Ella distric'to {81-40 for! ml! “0:“ng
Baker . - ma orit ractiono athousan o e
Mum Bat" kn” has Fnd" for pogulllgim enumerated in such aw“ styled themselves the “Citizens" under
- ’ - item in your paper, called a meeting
. edi such sumstobe in iull compenmtion an _
oxfordsdumtrilfti::o:;; mnabite’gut: ior all services rendered and “W to increase the my debt. And truly.
tai us. incurred by hi, except that an allow- "'9’ were'the mm" when, through
W'fl' _‘ no 1 [0-63 for “w m for clerk hire '3‘, be made It “l. that Ill“. Item, I meeting was called
' .“m ”on n. I] “a. d y ~ discretion oi the superintendent of con- and, ” “‘"L "3“". an” "' “’9"
Cltlhllfi, where he 'i“ '99“ “'9 "m' our. No supervisors will be paid ls. torspresont theiutersst oi our 8,030 in-
“Pray,mamma,wbyai's thoaccbildrat like
“VIM!" Again humotliervgavu it
up. “They arehoth Amulet-n kiihdsar.”
Prettyguodiorasmsll girl scarcelysflifl
WAN,” is arapid ago—Boston
Reservoir for the City of ..
cm marina: am Yum—rho South Norwalk, Conn. 1'“ [PM PUB
uh! or our honorableclimt'i“ basin W m rmsocxawar mooonoon— nmmmsansrommimoam ' ‘_
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m- M worm-“innit..."ncr commoner; new .0:
‘ at, . or- n , r o
W (astoundedi—Triali Couldn'tyon 5181' K
at his former home in Kamchusetts.
Mim Julia Baker oi Los Angeles, Cal.,
inplacs oi the Eagle, which is being
overhauled.
Thereisuo truth in the report that
theGapstarles isto be taken oi! oi
the Norwalk routs.
'l'heUniversal Store advertises more
new goods; to-day, and alien refrigera-
tors, ice chests and ice coolers way be-
low cost.
at our. Iain and Insult
v k. if!!!
mommmm T0 GUNTRABTBBS! “mm mm ,
m Proposals for Building New ' .2
oitlis staCommimionrnoisaidCity, until the
'4 ”9" tennis 00““ h” been marked mer months with his sister, Mrs. Geo. h b' - ,.
ii the thesumoi'iioo. Tb isers a mute. These are always at the tbmpodmdwyhmsul g m“. e” .188 a mat , ,1
““0““ Wk: “d “f9 10?“! pool 9‘9 Bancroft. - u - e superv meetings always interested in the wel- fillensodtolmvcitim-thsrpostponsd. All mom, nan!) Pitta-[TUE my“ cm Plansy W :or said wink may be We nodal-that tor lip/Insist ‘
of the ,V , , arcmanifesttn a livel _ will appoint the examiners, who will be " S m n Wmumsm .
l . 3 y Robert Henry Kitchum, oi Concord, paid according to the number oi names iare oi the taxpayers when a contractis thslmportantwitns-ssarodsad. —Pliiladel- finn"wtfhgdufig w ”am“ “his” W '1'- ‘ ..
”me" , ;_ N. 11., is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Qan- collected. to be given out. I will not say they are PI“ m“- ration WI mm’ win. Pod— millilitgggm w... We 1““, died I“ I” ‘ 3" a ,
.30 to Coule _ 1“ Cream Pavilion tel linrray. ~—— strictly or indirectly bsnsfittsd iinaneisl- an no" 0‘ Ph- m hill CW”; meticulous. monomers. 3‘...- o- ’0'. photograph
on the bridging“ Celebrated Cream. M -When people return again and again I]. but It are“!!! “Man that the! Ire a I in ii ml." «English mm ncsnrrss me wagon my m, WW“ B-BIDBI. W- ' , ' t Y
I". 10m" “m “M- . resent stall such meetiu and advo- not ' "“1“" We”. 3"“ 0' "“13 m 58—“
m he... go let. _ _ ior a new supply you may be sure they [I 3! MM. lthh’mmfmof July a at! & Ml"
, ——-————— The feature career Local Editor Wade, are satisfied with Brussels so. mm, .lm‘l the lm or our c‘ ' Pl"! ‘9‘“ m . m W‘IILBBIDIRJEJ. sienna. Joann ti on.
mm It al . P- l! I ‘1 lsatysarthsteachctowhommyhoygom mmtotnalvatiouamyharneas. mm“ 3.9 l.
' of u” Mk “E" 0‘ the HWIWW M”! during hi3 ' debt ior thin v often not needed inhu- clsmwh the ds moo-n. 3, ' 23A "
Bensut Association voted loads} ht - ’ 3’ or! ”MW ’ ’ coacnss arm on onnoitsa 3-“& w
'“8 wiie’sabsrnmin the want. closed M A No- B-mrr Prone-ed- or demanded except by themselves. The I'm giving mop-roam“ The 'Imwufl mm,“ m 1, —~'-... 7- * '
thehoy,whowaaborn in this toGllbsrt . sites. Jo at Wm. B. RIDER & 801V,
vm DBIBABLI BUILDIIG nor on
Taylor avenue, ior mic cheap. hot it)“.
Applytnc.ll.nowns.uhnst..louth 15"“! .
night upon receipt ois letter stating At the meeting oi the worry oi Trini-
that she would bs home today. 4 Mr. ty church last evening, it was voted that
Wade left ior New York this morning the Ladies Aid, the Guild known as
tomcat her, withabroadsmile on his "The King’s Daughters,” and the Sun-
iacs, intendedtocom up every notice day school be truncated to cooperate
oihiswickednsss. We’llksspmum..lobn. with the wardens and vestry oi the
—— church in procuring innds for the mob
03M” totha widow of Charles W. Keel-
eraudflfilllto the widowoi Isiahflall.
Lawyer John J. Walsh, who broke
hislqatDorlou’s Point five weekaago,
has about recovered irons his injurwa
and mm he athis oincsjnaiew
paving oi ourstreetaiswholly uncalled William“ ‘Mthbisthsdaywe
ior especially above West and Catharine m"!- ’
Sta: Tomytbat WestAve. and ”sin mm'qyracusnerald.
8L, lhon'd b9 “u“ '“h block'mflo k W h M
lidbflous lid loi rod
' nt ncsthem ”h“ Kinstiillapgdarnndsrtakanoonsoi H inn “mun“, .-
"9"“ Mm " “mm“ '0 l" “motor-i- on're amt too will a ngmtavcaaa. applyto worming or
1.1110". n A m
Sanitary and Hydraulic Engineer:
rosin notes, as a s1 Waaltagtpl at.
sum Humans. or.
__.___...._
ram mango“, RX.
riding public as well as those living csuntmanosioranee-iulnndwtath
day- . .
, --—-— as... Principal. ion oi-rectorr iortbo pariah. It was alon theliur,audanseless on me lo yculotttuoplwt. “3 .
firmitwthwmww .w womb.- vrinoini-mr fimvmimwdewth-W “unk- thigh. «. . .W ’MWW“ “WW“‘W ronumon'ronnn. ““W'i‘t‘i'i'rlmh it:
’3‘ " "flaw in "a: antigens-iii. school which“: diocesan; H'lchdcrefl'Jpllu’gn‘ljzclt; ,lljltlweisuithsregniuirnndt regained, [Walkman-lamenta- 1‘qu , , 7—4.... .W,-,.
A , city use!“ even our ‘ (quicker. itr. Unmbart'abrother oi ardeioi the Mut‘ifl’sliutw‘ Join: lotus do ”lei-onion, gain...” m. myrrh-W. 3““ Emmmoalonnmoana wmmimousmwursm
. W M I "lit at same Brook! , Be l,” “9.," Wk“ mitten in cprhlig, gradingsndjtaying titll‘wmtiPth-‘Miflltmoi our otti- ‘ j ‘ Ww " , v. lN-fiLW‘I-‘Wl a. jylti beglvea pramptattsatioa.
-- ‘r Simplify? at” WM; sidewall s'bhiltn igronndb. ' antitanduot who may‘ bepersow Flt?! ' no
“WWW" '“""‘“"' WWW“ Rollin Point in in Illilll‘
principal“ ' '” oi'ths school dnring the past
iswyeara and itwaanevsr morcpros-
porous than under his management.
nos-light lac-trains.
The members of Glover’s American
gain! will “'13.. a moonlight excursion to
notington, 1., on Friday evening.
“mam," Thcy are making prrparations for a
W delegations d Old w'“ ”d pleasant time and hope to have a large
fit-JON“ ml’ '9‘“ to N“ 3“” attendance. The price oi tickets is 50
thh morning“ antecial train to allot m“. ,
in celsluathgths 100th anniversary at
lssonry in Mt. Old Well
lodg- was secompanisd by Boise's
band,andbsiora the train leit several
melaysd. The unpleasant
weather kept may from rains to New
Haven.
0., hop-salons.
Now, sinus we have only one street to Thomas—Well. no, ”My; WM"
drive through, let us have it done prop—
srly. In the largest cities of our coun-
try, where trstlle is 96 per cent. more
than in our little village, they are satia-
ficd with inacadallih lad roadaaudaspbali.
Tbs borough as given a very good road ammo . th " sigh) y“
by macadlmisiug West avenue, and “figufl n, m; 19..
think we should do the mms. Wm. .
ammm'l'axl’arn. thlnmtlny-Whydoss heal! you
Wt
It; Y.—lllfil‘malwayatalhlng back
still-mm? Inn.
aw ail-Issua-
fiefihmfiomlwhstanioawm-
entyuuhavsgivmma I yuahavanot
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STEAIEB “IF-DEA,”
capt. ll lowland.
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m-‘SMJIB, nlo p.at.ior Wilson Point sad
lint law-ll.
a low trotting airs-it.
The Norwalk, New llavsn and Derby
Annotations will undoubtedly form a
circuit, and will hold their meetings as
iollowa: Norwalh third week in August;
Derby first week in September; New
Haven third wash in fisptsmbcr.
wraith-NIH” a. lffl Bell
liars-Abdul
——llo wonder you say' that“ allsoaps
are adultsratsd ii you have not tried
Brtisssls. .
the Inn 'l'a-ata Dada.
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