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I. I. Harald Walther l’mcasta.
The “cold wave,” as predicted In these
m now covers this section with
havhcarmg temperatures. It will pro-
hbly continue to day, with but slight
modifications of intensity, preceded by
light local snow south of the lake region.
Tho storm before reported on the south-
ut Florida coast will probably more
lortheaatwardly to-day along the Gulf
Stream, near which it may develop galea
til the Iiddle Atlantic coasts to—morrow.
Temperature fell in the United States
ymtcrday. The chief minimum reported
was 3 degrees, at La Crosse, Wis.; the
chief maximum, 80, at Key West. In
tkfi district to-day slrghtly colder, fair
wmthor will probably prevail, preceded
by local frosts and some cloudiness,
with fresh westerly to northerly winds,
followed by slightly higher temperature.
In the Middle States and New England
colder, lair weather will prevail, with
Rik to fresh westerly to northerly
winds, preceded by light rain or snow in
Nathan New England, and followed
by aligth higher temperature in this
section. On Wednesday in this section
. allin New England fair to partly cloudy
flightly warmer weather will probably
\ prevail, with somewhat variable winds.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Prod Smith has purchased a lot for a
dwelling on East avenue.
aOholcenew layer figs at Charles E.
Scymour's.
Henry Dexter has recovered from a
W illness of lung fever.
, John Bunion sent his acven pug pups
* 2 to the Danbury fair today on the noon
train.
. -—Inrgo deep—sea No. 1 mackerel at C.
3‘ K. Seymour’s. ’
5' Wallace Raymond ate seven pumpkin
pic, on a wager, last evening. He won
the stakes.
—Frsah pork and musage 12¢ a pound.
A micro! reduction to boarding houses,
at P. Haym’ market.
John Adams has a fine coil in training
. which he expects will aatoniah the no
.1. live- next spring.
‘ Agnmaof footballiabeing arranged
to take place in th'w cityoo Thanksgiving
day for a puraa of $25.
a—Pino laiaga grapes at Charles E.
, Srymoar’a.
Dalia} lodge, I. 0. 0. P. will rehearse
fortho first degree this evening. To
marrow night thrsscandidatss will take
A ramption will be tendered to Hon.
. film-asshole Mullah at
‘ 3" ”on” cheat; tidalvmiog,
atdfl o’clock.
-A hrga arrival of the celebrated
Dw- Dom: normal: mode. rials- ham
Whitman“ Relay-oasis. ct
Wham, formerly a
,wfl-klownrcaldcntofNorwalk, iaaeri—
km ofthc family residing in the
. burolgkataulthlthiarecovsryiadoow
fd.
—lawwhifaclovcrhoney at Charles
filly-car‘s.
”the accommodationof pcoplsgno
fl lotha Daoblryl'alr,aapscialpaa-
my train will be run from South
Mil-MLWMLTM»
mymlrriday Priday,lmvilg at 9.08 a.tn.;
I“ It aar- Wlnllpllk at 9.11;
, Mathis.
~I'Hmm—Tillypmtaksnonlyfora
’wbaotnadafromO.D0.Tm.
Tha"clpthat charts” is it Its beat
.Thadtarsaadltxcalaiorswlllcloaatha
season by playing ball on tho Baxter
groundato-morrowaftarnooo.
-—Nsw buckwheat flour at Charles I.
Seymour'a.
lllaa A ea r133. announces her fall
opening pattern hataand bonncta on
Thursday and Friday of this week.
Ir. and lira. Abraham Iaonard cele-
brated the anniversary of the tenth year
of their happy married life, at their
home in Springwood last evening. All
preaent enjoycdm themselves hugely.
Iliaa Jsonla I. Kelsey celebrated her
writs-ch birthday at liar horse on liar.
was the recipient oi many beautiful pres
enta. All had a very pleasant little.
.. ;- g ,‘4 ’
-—Sinall fresh-hams for toasting, i2c.
a pound. A liberal reduction to board.
ing houaea. at Ford Hayea’ market.
Every member of the Women’s Chris-
tian Temperance Union is rcqursted to
be present at the Baptist church parlors
Wednenday afternoon, Oct 9th, In order
that a delegate may be elected to attend
the coming state convention tt Hart-
ford. Please be prompt at 3:15 p. m.
Scofield a; Hoyt are making some
marked improvements to their South
Norwalk store. The show windows are
being enlarged in order that a larger and
better display of goods can be made,
while an are light, erected at the an-
tranco will aid materially in enchaucing
the beauty of the display. The firm ro-
port a decided increase in their fall
trade, and praise the advertising col-
tlmna of Te: Evnsixo SENTINBI..
-Jockey club boneless aardIn—s at C.
E. Seymoui’s.
—It is stated as a fact that, on Thurs
day last, although between 8,000 and 10,-
000 tickets for Stratford were sold at the
depot, making it evident that the popu.
laiion of the city was reduced pro lent
to that extent, the trade over W. 3. Hall
& Co' a counters, instead of diminishing
in consequence of an apparent exodus,
was actually increased. There are two
ways of explaining this rather pleasant,
though paradoxical business phase.
First, an element among that vast Strat-
ford crowd had taken a day in which to
combine pleasure with business, doing
their shopping before or after the parade
and sddremes, and second, there Is in
that great city an element of Inherent
shopping strength which is mode to ap-
pear on all week days, without regard to
outside attractions. A further fact ap-
pears that many In the firm’s employ
and one or two of the firm who bud de-
cided to visit Strsrford, could not do so
on account of the rush at the very hours
they had fixed to go, with a stock at
tracttve like that on hand Scenes of this
kind will be witnessed until the coming
holiday season closes.
PERSONAL IENTION.
Miss Emma Comatock has returned
from a visit in New Jersey, with rela-
tives.
James Knapp is visiting in Glenbrook.
Geo. H.8eeman and daughter Elsie,
have returned from a visit In Georgi-
town.
William Dukam will have charge of
engine No. 4 at Wilson Point.
Edward Florence has returned from
New York.
James Benton has sold his black mare,
Isabelle, who he claims had a record of
.,49 to Stamford parties.
Press-tad was the Clan.
Yesterday afternoon W. S. Bailey pre-
sented John W. Mains with the can
that was votcd for at the recent G. A. B.
and Co. D fair. On the head was en-
grlved the following: “Won for J. W.
Iaina by higfrisnda of the G. A. R.
and Co. D fair.”
. r13: Bret-ll- logo. sod you will al-
annoyance!
l'lrat Oyster- to Europa.
0n the 3d. inst., Reed & Housman
and; ,the rat shipment of oysters of the
season They sent 15 barrels.
On the ’i’th they made the second ship-
ment of an barrels. This opens the
hmpcln tradl considerably earlier than
usual, and the indications are the trade
will be larger than ever before.
Council lawn-g.
The regular meetingof the Common
(buncilwm held last awning. llsyor
Comatock prmlded and Councilmen
Charles F. Bullock, James C. Ctuwe,
John W. Daks, Franklin A. Smith, and
Richard J. Cutbill wars praaeut.
' amounting to $1481.02 were
ordered paid.
Thacnilmittea on lampaand gas was
tnatrwml Io placaaualtcnic lighten
Bayviaw menus and West avanus.
Several pstltiosawarsmfsrred tothsir
W and diamaatrng
adjourned for weak.
hallmmlrl‘kb-Ilght.
Tharawill baalsatarato-atgbtin the
mm is“: will: iiwt .)[ oil-irate or nit Bil
Republicans Victorious
the City.
Barge-ca lllaslsl.
ahal.
the party followers were jubilant.
expense of the victorious candidates.
ing, was completed by ten o’clock.
that hour a Barman bulletin made
first announcement of the vote
ballot law was heartily endorsed
all sides, even by those who, before
election had bitterly opposed it, and
elsewhere. was that it is a success.
City ‘l’lckat.
IAYOB,
Edwin Wilcox, r
Charles S. Trowbridge, d
You consumes,
Charles F. Ballock, r
J amt-a C. Crows, r
John W. Dake, r
Richard J. Cutbill, r
Frank N. Ferris, r
Thomas C. Cavanagh, r
William If. Raymond, d
William B. flubbell. d
Isaac S. Jennings, d
Henry D. 'Fox, d
Aaron Martineau, d
Jocetlh A. Volk, d
TREASURER,
John B Ferris, r
Charles W. Smith, d
COLLECTOR,
Franklin A. Tullen, r
Herman Snyder, d
IABSBAL,
George I“. Atherton, r
George L. Bogart, d
AUDITOR.
Charlea W. Stow, r
George H. Hunter, d
lxsncrott 0P mmoxs,
Joseph Tammany, r
William F. Wardwell, d
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS,
Charles N. Smith, I '
Asbury C. Horne,
warn courtrooms“,
William B. Reed, r
museum or warm roan,
Franklin A. Smith, r
J. Irving Dibble, d
Borough ‘l'lcklt.
Fort wanna,
Edwin 0. Keller, 1’
John B. Lee, d
summers.
William F. Bishop, r
Aurelius J. Meeker, r
James E. Wixou, r
George W. Raymond, r
Elbert S. Adams, r
Isaac Selleck, Jr.. r
" N. Will ‘1
1W1!
Issac Bowe,d
UsEIW’N’Oltiiili, d
blitiisi‘ffihllil’d, d
Jamel E. Woodhull, d
conucron.
Addison A. Betta, r
Charles A. Burr, d
surmount Alto mama: or
warm FUND.
Henry P. Price, r
William E. loutgoniery, d
WATIIWOM.
Braincrd W. Iaplsa, r
Frederick W. lead, d
smm.
Robert N. lorehouaa, r
Stiles W. Curtis. d
REGISTRAR.
Goold Hoyt, 3d, r
Bernard 0. Funny, I!
macros 01‘ more.
John B. Wade, r
Bernard Tully, d
Iow- MI-
sum,
“b llll Ilk
W. B. Hendricks, r 555 458 155
Franklin A. Tollm,r 558 475 155
Saul-cl Dsakaul, d “4 I55 51
Tbsopilaluplirat, d ”8 dill 44
Oliver W. Ward, p I! {I 27
Carrot W. Attic, p I 49 I
“*— . m m nitrous m ”usual for being in anvalopaawltli town ballots.
ThaflclnharElflcnflns or ran rows carom mo Two envelopes and mounts wars reject-
"9mm, , adforthsrsaaoutbatooaasvalopa
tau tlla I
A Isiarlly of the Democratic Borough hm. E. Storm , 588 490 153 was tested by 184, Ito; M, Yea.
The October elections pamt-d off quletv
1y yesterday and the new secret ballot
. worked an smoothly that during the day
It seemed thatan extremely small vote
wouldhapollsd. Bush was not inseam
la tagardatllocity election. A large
vote was polled and the republican ticket
on victorioua'wlth the exception of two
Councilmen and the candidate for Bar-
Fourtaen republican town ballots were 1055
found in thepity box which, if the this NelaouJ Craw, d m 892 75
take had not been made, would have
elected all of the republican councilman.
The Democrats of the borough scored
nalgnnl victory, ellcting lhr-ir warden,
four burgesses and all the other CIi-dl-
dates excepting collector. The count
was completed by eight o'clock, and
”"WK'W‘" “'3 balance 0' "'0 "Willi! Edwin Catter,p 23 ‘9 25 w Fairfielddemocratselected their ticket.
they smoked finely flavored cigars at '.
In the first district an unusually small ”“50“ all!" f 570 487 "53 ”‘0
rate was polled. The counting, which 0- F- Hallock, '
595
under the old law and system dragged A“ sum”. d ’ 523 334 74
along until the small hours of the morn» 3m" W. 0'1"”, ll 595
the town for aelectmen. The secret '19"?! 9- Di'ifiil’ ”3 49 26 W “3' 8"“ 3'" 1,613 '°" “'1 5'068 "'CL'I'. way. She lost flesh rapidly, and had itll
general verdict in the first diatricr, as
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN" TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1889. . PRICE TWO 0 :,
IABY GBEEI’S FALSE TEETH;
Al Amended and flora Iamarkabla
story.
(Weapon rattler.)
Before the Bridgeport or some other
medical society there will probably be «M
read one of these days a paper describing WMIIIIIO if: m” ‘1
the remarkable case of llary Green, the housework bylhaday Ila ‘
domestic of this city. who is reported as u “0" M
baring swallowed three of her false .-.-.- ”" -..-
test while eating several months ago, “”10"”.
and to have recently undergone in a
WNSTITUTIOI All All! DIENT.
The following are the Incomplete rs-
turna from the state on the constitution-
al amendment:
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
dla m booth taodsr'a andoraamentwas wash
William A. Curtis. r 538 m 155 I” log. Two envelopes and contents were
Stephen H. Smitb.dm IN '14 1M "Nd forthcraaaouoimarkaofldsn-
“I George A. Davis, 9 I! 49 95 W Iiilcatlnu on the envelopes, and one for ...,
commas. the reason that it was not sealed. New umn
J. S. l/lckwood, r 505 m 151 1945 In Wilton the straight republican tick- nah,
Wallace Deon. r 585 452 145 lllfi at was elected by an average majority of
Francis 8. Conley, r 555 458 149 1178 “ION "only. The amendment was de-
4EA Tum All!) on
at "W
Albert DeForrcat,d 550 875 75 11" Warholdclectod the entire Rspuhll- as New York hos ltslaauccsaafulo ration IIM' fit matter”
John B. lottou,d 505 997 74 1015 can ticket by 93 majority. No Iwaoaa Walllc laid lino for their remgval from her al’dmacb. =::‘”"w m . , - w“ a”.
JIM Mllofil MI 1188 74 “”3 received 3 majority, and “I! willtlfll- ‘Wnamhory g That It" u“. “PM“! to b", lllil a.“ 19:0?311lgwl1hmlln
T. G. lockwood, d 5” 581 '14 1055
R. N. Iorshouas, r 54 ll
Oscar S. Hills, p 22 49 25 W
Frankl. Parsons, p 23 it 25 9t
Caller. p it 48 :5
tioual amendment was defeated by 71
majority.
' Edwin 0. Krolsr and John H. has, the
opposing candidates for Warden, were
Georgi 95‘ «inborn! to vote when the polls opened Mini
l'rank “inbuilt:B ll 49 25. 5 o'clock yeatcrdugm morning. Then
" ”3033 r; shook handwj
E If Lockwood, r 555 its“ 153 “W :barlltlohil' 1nd were "driven to in"genuine -
F. 8. Lyon.r 578 4“ 150 1292 walk. where they boarded a train for
Harvey Fitch, d “0879 74 1093 Washington to attend the Malonlc con-
clavs. Last night many telegram of Comm
CharlsaS. IIlla,p 22 47 25 95 condolence for the one and congratula-
David A. Pillow, p 29 49 25 97 tlona for the other went over the wires
noun or BELIEF. in them from Norwalk.
A. J Meeker” 504 489 153 1245 Editor Maples attributes his defeat
Henry Seymour, r 585 495 158 1233 for water cornmildoner it) lllit obesity-—
Chas. A. Burr, d 507 380 74 1001 that is, he's too fat to run well.
Henry D Fox. d 503 389 74 1955 ——--———
Lewis B. Bucknam. ll 22 ‘9 25 97 lotus-la from Barron-ding Towns.
owner can liars lama by
North llavcri” ........................ .... loo
log for this adv.
all at
.....4 ~—
she is now recovering, was related by
the Farmer in perfectly good i . The
story must be corrected in on or two ....
very essential particulars, but III its true
and revised form it Is even more remark-
"able tiliinus‘ thin‘uIly told, suit illus— Advertisements undarl , ,
. Item the mandarin! power-Ike imfgr- ”Juneau name. two"
nation" sometimes plays in creating ills do
and removing them. Whether the wom- szlwm noun: or 8;“ “92': GUM
an ever swallowed the teeth or not is "firm.
not certain. She probably did,asshc. J J'- thBBaitKJisoam MEN;
claimed to have felt them slip down her ‘
. W0 08 Tilll ~urn Ulllllc
throat while she was at the table In the a lahcd digital». to gala
State street household, where she was “MK 3“
employed. Severe pains, real or imug- W
innry, followed and she was taken to M0“ Aootllwardavsnns.‘ w“. '00,”
the Bridgeport hospital for treatment. m o ””0
There, after all other methods employed "gmufimm 1'30“ 300' 01'
M . _ nor n vale family
torelieve her bad lulled, the operation Caiiar2t IIth
of gustrotomy was resorted to. The 0mm 1 .
. . . . . BALVOI‘
physicians made an incision,opehlng the L street, near Woydmomuno’w
stomach, and sought for the teeth until 7‘" wlwl‘" “Wm“ 9‘ West Am
satisfied they were not there. They told
1‘03. SALE.
the patient so, but she refused to be con.
vinced. She insisted that the teeth were id . ”W
vsrliaemeuta under! 8““
flncs,ltlmalc,lltimca50c,1wlckmfl .
somewhere in her stomach or abdomen
she still felt the agonizing pains occu-
. sinned by their presence. [00“ COllbii BAWEI) AND SPLITW
' The woman was certainly in a‘ had We ,0,“ “I, fluff“;
oraddrcsaC.LJAllS,BonthNorwllk. .5“
ON! NEW BUSINESS WAGON,
Ilrstclasa new spindle wagon. two-amt
lama.
HARTFORD COUNTY .
NE 1100* AND PART 0' T120
l:- G‘m muons Very few voted for the Constitutional
l! I
amendment, and license was carried by
Gm. T. Brady, r 504 491 158 1248 138 '0'“.
489 153 1237 The election in Hartford was quite
1081 lively, and a general mlxed ticket is the
395 72 1032 result. (in the Constitutional amend-
At Geo. Norvell, d 589 380 74 1043 room there was 1,015 for the amendment
..., W.II.8harrot,p 23 49 20 98 "'0 3-203 Isl-i0"-
of A. N. Sherwood,p 22 49 a 97 0n the Constitutional amendment
gquwlcb...
uut r
Norwalkag. . .
the symptoms that indicate acute physi-
cal distress. As a last resort her wish
that she might be taken to New York to“
be further operated upon was acceded
to. The New York doctors had been
posted as to the previous history of the
on scuoor. vrsrrons, “Fin";—
the Bradley S.Kuith,r 585 488 l5l 1224 -—-B ~ I '*_"‘~
n..- Jubn A.Slater,r 534 495 153 1232 '“imztmmmd
John H. Lee, d 518 385 74 1078 UP THE HOUSATOSIC.
Nelson Taylor,Jr.,d518 381 73 1057
ChurleaE Torrey,p 23 49 25 as
What In Colng 0- Along the Lino of tho LITCBFIELD COUNTY.
orot, MM
three months call at lorrcflikb’m’a
D. ‘ N. - .
sum 1]. Warren, p 22 49 26 In ____.. mm... ,,,,,,, :'_;I:~_”"“ m m 2.5 one end acted Iccordmitly. Instead No. ”Wflhluglmct, aathlyhava 1-:
4” “mm”; 0;- rows ACCOUNTS, SOUTH WILTON. aligning“ ........ fl! 1% of trying to argue the patient out of the me“ well” lo“ in '0'! film
. new r....
notion that she had the trouble she im-
agined, they bumored her in the idea,
and went so for as to again perform up—
on her the operation of gastrotomy.
Like the Bridgeport doctors they found!-
nothing, but as soon as she recovered
from the efiecta of the chloroform she
had taken, she was assured that the teeth
had been found and removed. As proof W
37 of this she was shown some teeth, which
she saw for the first time. She recog-
nised them us those she had swallowed,
and declared that she was wholly free
from the torture she had so long suffered.
0. Soon afterwards she returned to this city.
955 She is now almost entirely well after her
Edmund E. Crowe, t 590 491 153 1234 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caniield of New
Horace E. Dunn, d 513 382 74 1059 York city were in town on Sunday.
Melville W Rollin-mp2? ‘9 2° in Mrs. Nellie Tollett of llvlclrland, Me.
08 nmis‘l'lluts or vaults. has been visiting friends in town for the W, 3"”de
:32 1 on c. B. Coolidgmdoo too 153 1253 past two days. same...“
435 2 n... c. N. Smith. r 599 492 151 1242 an... n. Raymond I... ...-mm . po- r"“*""‘
435 3 DIE 15- E.Gorllam,r 5” 492 I“ 1299 sition at the Bradley ax factory in Wes
‘01 A ‘“ Jrrth.Wll§ll,dm 83-3 7‘ 1058 gon-
375 2 J W.M.Raymond,dm 382 74 1054 George ll. Byington has been quite ill
3 W. 8' Hanford, d5“) 885 7‘ 1W . for a few days past but is now slowly re-
“9 Llewellyn June, p 2‘3 49 25 95 covering.
Welford 8. Bailey, p 22 49 25 97
Sylvester 8herwood,p22 49 25 W
The vote on the Constitutional Amend-
ment was a surprise to many, especially
in the Second and Third districts where
Canaan ........:.:
t‘olebrook
New Hartford”
nxundersi ical Stuns
T toinformgrhegm that beg“
Emphyatteodtnailkiudaofsions
Piym um...‘ ........................ Cam It?
Winchester ........................... 33') 567
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
Y
Dear Record, we assure you we were
not laboring under any halluniciation
whatever when we wrote that "famous”
ghost story, but it seems someone was in _ ‘
458 - . commenting on i" B! “'9 "3" ‘0 lon sie eof troubles which arosc‘wholl ’
"’9 0990mm“ ‘0 the amendment was snakes resemble hosts? But then we mg g magi ‘ y Wm Lme ovum '0 me
335 . . . ' ' ' f Heal hi i the Tow of
“0‘ very strong. The “'3‘ 6'9"“ ‘1"! wont go back on 8the Record man. He fro he? nation. held so: the odiccoof the Selegtmen 1mm”
the 9th day of October. 1”, at 3 o’clock
, it
—No kicking in the laundry :6an £2§L¥i°§§£i$35$fifimm‘m
the business as it always has done on the
1’0 bl spell I ' 1'.
4” license question. Following isthe vote: P b. y smpcnenc
409 ldis 2dr. sai- rm: wwros. 3mm“ 3051’ '3 “38d Arrest: BKSRYK ‘
NO 3‘3 439 121 1370 Miss vartia Gardeuoer leaves tovda at . l ‘ “Mulltxm «was. -'
401 Y" 232 393 1“ 595 forawiutsra'aoiournio Brooklyn N. g. 3‘ or 115th “silage?“ “"0““ k, ‘m »
‘32 ' Dalian Town atelier. Hrs. Harriett Gregory lost a valuable ' ' District of Norwnllt, as. Probate
Court, September 24th, A.IJ.. 1&3?
The election passed all quietly st Dsr- 0"" 0“ Friday. I‘ MW” 0'10de '“h . An increased Attendance and Bright
‘34 ten and the republicans had everything all "pole Ind died In - few hours. , Pro-mm. ,gmmmdcg-gmmn,‘ 3"" “W m,
398 their own way. The new system of rot. bliss Mary Olmstead is spending a few monuzsux ‘30" “Y- The Yale medical school opened with The CourtofProbltc fortthlatrlct of harmlk
ing gave good satisfaction. days with Professor Edward Olmstead. “mm to“ m as; a total attendance of sixty students. “hl'm'mm'n”“'k:fi'mumu
4‘4 Following is the result of the election: Henry E. Cbicbestsr, E.q., received ‘ e """""""""""" " The academic and Sheffield departments
403 alumni. from the Adjutant General on Tuesday 92 "9 W8“ represented by graduates who
Ira Scofield, r 204 a handsome bronze medal issued by the have entered the junior class. There are
438 Joseph Bindley, r 2'30 State of Connecticut, in enumeration of “Ii“! men in ““3 “Mini! club. “I in' e2lol diam mus aluminum.
395 Merlin J. Waterbury, d 108 the Washington Centennial celebration, m crease of seven over last year and about
John N. Scoflsld, d 122 held in New York city on April 30. twenty '00"? than "'0 years lilo, 0' BB ' ’ ' “f
836 rows mun. wmafi“ increase of 200 per cent. in two years. lllll'llflllfll'l “Will! “all".
John S. Waterbury, r 207 Every "0' and then . wave 0|. crsdul- Wurtemhurg '39 8., who was quarter- A'l'llltltfll. WILL om . .
,
431 James A“’HMW- d “0 ity snemstospread over a community. h“ on ‘3“ ””"lewn h” entered Monday Evening, Oct. Mill, 2'”
399 70‘” MSW!” Au impression gets abroad a.“ some and beings graduate of the biologIcal
All tho raahlouahla Dances of tho '3”
Tan gist.
Terms. Mpsrquarlaifl Lem)
am A. B. Carton-soda
course in Shelf, proposes to complete the
course in two years. A son of Francis
E. Wayland, dean of the law achool, Is
also a member of the entering class
which is the largest to enter the acbool
John 3. Waterbum r 19“ business sun is rsall
‘ y giving something
Samuel Grumman, d 1.20 for nothing. Strange to say, intelligent
museum 0' scuoor. roan. people are occasionally enticed to "take “m
John 8. WlMMUI ' 190 a chance.”
Samuel Grumman, 5 120 Just think of it, “a watch with every
the.
$3
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