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your foiit and have It fitted. Walt, etc. fat-tumor eta-thousand mafia rifh‘afllfiu Sunday noun, a to 10-. 2a., 4 tot {lint , “WM l Mutual Whig u‘luoainfi mll’lék' 8' N. Itol'ui “ ”What. TM 45;: at
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Mu In rm 1-1.
Sunday. Albert Trout of loodua,
Gmn.,gnve William M. Snunderr’J C.
all-truth. Behridmehiinawam-
“tumble!!!-
.4 wtheuppumiMabout noclock
M.&turduy night. Angry vom were
WWWresideuoeofJames Lane,
unditwurloonleurnedthat hisson.
'Juum. Jo, had shot his brother Dennis.
finish his been a feeling of enmity
mulefatherandtbetwosons. A
“dinosaur. Laue turned Dennis
5M“ the house. He located a short
' m above his father‘s home and
Will“! once, it is said, has threaten-
d to get even with both father and
W. His spite against James has
Mrprticnlarly marked, as he believes
lain-riled his fatheragainst him. When.
an occasion offered. he has gone to his
’ bimeeand picked a row either
first quarter was paced at n 225922.21...
him one previous mils2 J. U. ,or "Spot "
as he' is known here, base record of 7.22.)
made when six years old.
a road horse as ever a gentleman sat be~
Mr. Saunders liaiiowni-d him, we think,
been driven on our streets and the track
almost daily.
ballpoint-rm, ind mum-avo-
teen minutes for WWII: Wt Int him
around the track at a pace never before
Wheaten on it except by Gossip, Jr. The
ontiine was, first quarter 36f, second quar-
ter 334). thirdqu 37, fourth quarter
so, making the full mileiu 2d“. The
second at a 2:13 gait, the third at n 2:28
gait, and the last at a 2:” gait. A fact,
in connection with the time, to be taken
in consideration. is that Mr. Trout never
saw J. C. until Saturday, and only drove
He is as fine
hind, and is good for all day driving.2
three years, during which time helias
This spring, when he had
fiifihlafntherorJaines.
.,,
been driven only a few times after taken
up from gums, William McQuhne drovi-
am his son’s base ball but Dennis
went down the road to his funnier home
' :flutm'duy night, where be commenced
quarreling with Junior and his father.
, He was driven away, but only went as
‘lurnsu neighboring saloon. He soon
him a half mile in 1:10. He is an all day
and very fast roadster. stylish driver,
and generally admired.
Mr. Saunders also owns Girlsip, Jr.,
witha public record of 2:l3§. He has
TIIB 00.11“} AND MIN" 01’ CITY
AND BOROUGH PEDI'LIL
“round new The: Dual Mr flours
“Winn—Dd ul‘l’m (Input-WI.
II’I finloylug Nor-walk IIu-pltulltv. _
f Mn. W. M. Bates is visiting friends in
Bridgeport.
Ilia Alecia B. Cousins is visiting
friends in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Bernard McGovern, of Union
Park, is at Block Island.
Warden E. 0. Keeler has returned
from his trip down east.
Ainsley Reed, and wife are visiting
friends in Auburn, N; Y.
Mr. and Ilia. F. L. Baxter baveretum-
ed from their wedding tour.
J. Chopin Stories, of New Haven, in
spending in few days in Norwalk.
Mrs. Mary Garner Rider is visiting in
New Brighton Staten Island.
Miss Emma Brown, of Brooklyn,” is
visiting Mrs. C. \\'. Stow. on High street.
Miss (insole Dunn, of New York. iii
visiting Miss Minnie Harris, of this city.
Mrs. W. C. Jessup and child. of Port-
clicmter, are visiting frieiuhs in this city.
Mrs. Edward Reynolds. of Bedford,
N. \'., is visiting her son. L. J. Reynolds.
I
, ‘frutumed towhere his father was and paced "'0 Norwalk track in 2330' TM . . .
‘ ,it issaid to kill him He two “Sm! horses, therefore. we, JamcsL AiiiblerJurmcrly of Norwalk
driven on this track,
are at present
Saunders.
rates this week.
wearo quite sure.
in Immersion of Mr.
2. was driven away for the semnd time.
Q The next time he came back he was arm—
'2 ud withulnrge stone, and seeing Janus
‘ It the well, hurled it at him, striking
‘Iiimaithehead. He then rantowiird
“ file borne to get at his aged father, who
Wrangell: an inner room. By this
time Jinnah-d recovered from the shock
caused by the stone,und rushing into the
house grabbed up a revolver and fired at
hi. brother. The first shot went astray,
but themad one took effect in Dennis
lettlide. When the crowd began to gath-
ur Dennis, who was only slightly wound-
dd,got outof thewny,and later had a
warrant issued for James' arrat.
Meander Boas. a young man who re-
Iidm with his parents a short ihstanoe
away. was passing the lane house at the
time ofthe shooting and narrowly mp-
ed being hit by the first bullet.
James was arrested by Constable More-
Ilom yesterday afternoon and placed
’ under Whonds to appear this aftcmoon
at 4 o'clock before Justice Coolidge for
trial. He has retained Attorney J. B.
[1th as h'nl counsel.
Dennis Lane was armted by Constable
lackwoud early this morning. The case
"adjourned until tomorrow morning
with a probability
than their private ru'onls twwin.
SUNDAY IN ('All'.
Cliapluln \Tariier l'rrm‘lien to the blem—
hcrs of the Fourth Regiment.
reiu. Ii ('iiiiip Watson Saturday, arriving
at 12: :1"). The Second arrived at lull) p.
in. The Fourtbat 2:50 pm. The First
at 3:30 p.m. The Fourth regiment has
510 men in camp, out of 536. the entire
strength of the regiment.
’estcrdiiy services were held at the
mess houses of each regiment at 10
o'clock. At the Fourth they were con-
duvted by Rev. Beverly I2}. Warner. chap-
luiu of the regiment. A i‘llull’ compliant
of Lieutenant George Itiiuil. of the Mn-
cliine tluu platoon. l’ayiiizueter t'rowo
:iiid Corporal Noyes. of t‘ompuny t3,
sang RVt'nll songs. Mllsllt‘ was furnished
by the “Film-let it “'ilzioii Iltlllll. The
chaplain delivered a most iuiprmivesor-
mon. Ilis text was from Exodus iii. 7:
Both are entered for the
that they will have to go a little faster
The Third regiment was the first to
spent Sunday with relatives in the bor-
ough.
William Umumii. of Taylor avenue.
is spending a few days with his son. at
Kodak.
)l'uis Clam Wilcuck. of Brooklyn. In
visiting at the residence of I). M. Corbett,
Round Hill.
Warren I21. Smith will leave
mon'ii Island twuiorrow
harbor.
(‘hinr
for Indian
[hiiiiel Whittle and family.of Provi-
dence. R. l.. are visiting Ollil'er Samuel
Ireland.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thorium. of Hinton.
Mont, are the guests of relatives on
East avenue.
“Dick" Behreiis. of Jersey t'ity. spent
Sunday with Miss Boole Sim-2, on High
street, Norwalk.
Mrs. Grunge Sellu‘k, of Salisbury. bail
been visiting Mrs. Henry Morgen. lligh
street.
Mayor \\'. Ii. ltml. wire, and soil have
returned from :i visit with friend-2 in
Staten Island.
Jesse ll. Perils. of llayvinw avenue. is
spending his vacation with his family in
Sun-kliriilge. Did-:22.
'The professor was from Manchester. Eng-
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CAIN“, Illa ,A‘iig. it.-~A “whining“:
oily occurred at Texas City, nineteen lull. 2
north of here. Mike Weitrel we! In com-g
y with Mary Balleutlue. on the not! .
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relented mo mrkuaade by the - ,
,, Wallfll I: am Juliana _
grill: - sluna'rhot. Johann got
‘uiuduaalath it Willa! with a kill 0. mi! .2
ting a deep [uh heron the abdomen. db
emhowelliag Waited. The woman then
picked up n hatchet and struck Johnson a
fearful blow in the face. Both Johnson
and Weltrcl have alnce died.
n rut ALWAYS (2r iris alum
a.wmrm.m
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conduct while Working on 3 Ram. fl
Warslinuin'. than. ling. l? »A .fltol-
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mrdliig the it It In soul: Mar-l of! the
Another Acre-aunt hut Ills nu. ’ l monppormtto I222 !'22 »ilik: .lmleie iiinr-
Srnicivsr, \ IL. Aug, 11 —mem deur‘ of (.hrmiur in film). at llanovivr.
De Ive, the noted remnant and parachute N. I]. July II. The our. are as follow-z.
l-“DGY W“ “WWII“l “h". 3”an “I 03‘ 0n the arrival of the £9 7min Aug. 8:
hlhition at Pleasant Reach, one of the Intrigui- got olf "2W1 el' 22.2 .fl. -, wd theater-
pleasumieeortsouOuondiigiilnke. From Wm. '1“,th M! M mm mic-km
120%,? g“? $322135? $53.: Dd churns. lle v. A) .22»... «l i: i a neat but
flap suit andn new p.2ii of «hoes. 0n
fill hunk Ill [lported by a mnl n- or. a bundle,
which, among oi her thimta. contained
u lantern.
land.
Down he Thou-III leer.
TACOMA W. 'l'., Aug. lit-Woodhull and
_,Johunon bemoan“, have been givingcx- c“""‘“ 'm' n” “NH"
hlbltlons here Yesterday ““me Wood- After eating his frugal liimz h be entered
hullwullland Johnson made an ascen- Into “““5‘““’“ “M" ‘ "n“ T 1'
lion WE... about gum (m up n. ' Wheels. who has he.» n mml enough to
todo trapeze acts. Suddenly he lost his kick himrelf ever stone, as he thinks how
hold and fell like a shot to the earth, 3 Ion he was to the hi2; new ml which
mangled more might have been his just in w ll mi not
Fifteen lulu-ml hallunway I’mk. The stranger told the silerill that his
Iuine was Mmml Smith and that he
“WOW. An: 17 "A serious 1"“le '0‘ hoe-me from \\ aterimri looking for work.
ctdhntlnrnported from Wales Apmeu- II! was directed to Sir. lloheris’ stock
K" "ll“ dashed “I" I 5M“ "“3 10'“ tum when he said he mini 5» e n on we»:-
‘nh volunteers between Pontyprldd and an finches. W lien .24; l his llflmt’ after
Curd“! Tl“ mr d the opeciul "fl” "' ”no hesitation. he at.“ it u .u l2rnnk
wrecked sud fifteen pertain were injured, White.
of whom some are expected to die .
‘7le Almy’u Ilipvrnllni.
“hen nskel whiu pa} l2: '-.'Tllt[ltl lie
and the expn «i in so oil. u ii~:-2l hr \lmy
He
Killed by Lightning.
VANDAIJA "ll: Anu. 17-— ‘9‘"an “'3 IuVerniont. ‘11»; inonlhnn-i imirJl
mans of astorui Friday a nephew of was Bnflngcd am} pm M my
to Senator Farmer. of this city. took workman }]3“.1u14ja-,u. 3“
shelter under a tree with his team when a of a“, men and new,
bolt otllghtninii struck the "entitling ntworkhealwuysseo. mam. ...-,....i
“3’0““5 m“ and both horse: Instantly Ind watched every new I. 2 oz.u»):i~lv.
""—"‘ 0n the third day after hi» . rli-iil .\lr-.
“m“ h, "' “w"l' Cur. Roberts found a revolt: r t It who. r
sm‘XGFXKl‘DI “355- A“; h”“ “Matte between the mlnn'a‘m s in l. 2 0 li ll”
containing Frank L Gun». his wife. Mn- ooniiug attached to his (‘llilil ifi-r % in: 2.
Preston and : child In struck by u: Mittenhesliowed hcr a horn hamllul
electric m at the corner 0! Main and knife on which the word Cattle" um
futon street; Mr. Gnnu wu fatally lu— “WM
lured and the other: badly bruised. ,
Always We" Arm-l
It was romarked i'.2:2.i who.»
‘3‘ " Itt‘\(‘r
ltd-"0d by "-0 tin-tor uni-g. wtthuntbmh pistol .u. l k222i» ()2. morn»
Calcium, Aug. it»!!! the falling “:12 Mr. Robert; “N. u to '2 .- 2! or and
freight elevator at Libby. lies-ll t Lib 3min by noun» m..- .l . 2 2 .m :-
by’acannlng establishment at the stock but wring no “'1 :3 p.~..: 2-. i up." u“.
yards, “Imam Clark and John Bud» do" and there Nu “1.12. 22
him. lli.
wasch wet; fatally injured and John Gil» 1.9.21“..th than: 2- .. «.l-wl torn
hart seriously hurt. mm, but said that :m imai 1. viHL'll to
"" lnrwer. A similar thin: lu’k'iltn‘tl the
1"“ Eugllucr ““hd' next anht. II: foul-l lu\'ll‘ he t'ouml
Binnixoluu Ala. Aug 17—— -Atieorgin ulcep “hlimn .er mu 2 l .2» p.“ .3,
Pacific railroad locomotive was derailed and an" ldx A”... i 2,. p . .\ 41.922225
and nurtzirneul near Ailniswn l‘ne en concerning H2..- \V »r2;- :222. . =2
gator. Lliarles W yuicr “in h. tl l and In hls room rutim. 2
human Holden and Conductor Lulu-n leaving an 2iii~2.;uml 222 m2-
badly Injured. he did not like to be jun-d
1'0 ‘0‘“, u.- Druwnual. Ali-wen Aliuy’n l~.- “2222, :ii III
llawmtxrls, Man, Aug. l7.~Johu Quin 1“ many “h" ““‘3‘ ‘
hn’ I“!!! ‘wen‘ronc. “d Michael Sulli- Mrlpllou of All“): :ih- 'll l \i 2.
van, “3") twenty-two. both 0! this city, thinks he in in the vitiiiity .222. l 2.. ~2
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NORWALK PATTERN “101‘:ch ’
lag. specialty. hyateun
air. Itch-re romeo: Nomlkh hick ,2
mania); ).DrBo Bohununn. main): .
iii-it. (steam; John Thou. 8h“ ,
H. smith. (steam); Grace arch. It“
and many others.
PAINTS“ 2‘ , '
BRAINARD. F. C. TWutcr N. I"
Paint,goht'undcflver en's"- W'
usismsxorom .7wmr fl. non. ,
and sign painter, paper hangertdeoora’tu.
Putnam ’ “
NORTH, (l. 5 1’8 Washington It. 8. N. Ou'
quality only . and that the best.
PHYSICIANS.
Burke,\\'. 1‘ ”unlocks-ad 4" Washington n.
s Hourslltoll). lto3.7to&
PIANO THREE 8 REPAIR“.
HESDEE C F. corWuIlundKanhtM. Ah
dealer in pianos. organs. sheet music, etc.
PLATING—GOLD. SILVERAND 31M
sot 'l‘ll Null“ ALK PLATING 00. .Water
~t All kinilsol tilt'lll'o latingdone.
22ml rcfllllalllm: or all ludsof fine sooth.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
L AY TI)N,JA('OB M W ushingtoult. mtEO
s \‘. l'ropt- rty fol-sale, houses toreuumld
v
“'UODWARD E. A. NmMnlnlt ‘3. limb
rent and building lots for sun. '8: ‘
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RESTAURANTS.
. . . . h ‘ _ , d 12 w 1 h' udln .\f thiun fur a number of wan-lulu; 12.2mm tn “'XR F FJ
~ It ’ 0M litmus, {minds say 'hw And Elma; 53“] “m“ “’9 Lord. “'l‘“ “l“ Mrs. JIN‘PII Lyivtt. of Washington. :;lt.liel:a:l:iil;of:lfd:l‘:ut c ' thoroughly scour the wild country mum S P A C E F O R A $3}: flaw” :‘ti-lotl 3'“ 3"ng
rm. Juries shot at him on several I. that I should go unto Pharaoh. and ll. 0.. isvisitiugwith 31“,. t 'barles INT“- __._'.w_._...____ the Naugaiuck \Zilley, l.\\'l:'s DEM RKS'I‘AI'KAxgbu $1
‘ W that I all uld bnng forth the cluldrenof on Plymouth avenue. FOLKS PEERHECV. m“ In alumni-.2". Hi the best. pricesthelowut.
Israel out of Egypt?" In the afternoon
tic-nouns. "
Its. A. Dickerinun and lint. (Y. W. “
RACE W EEK.
Hue Pro-lire for a flood letting of the
Mill; Laurel-lion.
At this writing everything appears
favorable for the August meeting of the
Gentleman’- Driving association. which
9 If—and
thih the only if~tlie weather is pro-
m, end the indication-i now are that
It will be, this will he the best meeting
Three races will
tube [hoe every dry but Walnouhy.
when there will be four. 0n Wednmlay
all! My there will be running rum»
Full time may he expected in every
clan, II the entries include good boom.
The udmlrulon isl'io “Willi, hulleiuind
begin- to-morrow at 2 o'clock.
emhddonthotnck.
children».
a lierviue of mug was held at the EEC.
A. tent. Union services were held at 8
p. m.. in front of the governor's lu2ud~
quarters by Chaplain Warner. llis text
was "What think ye of Christ.
The (‘atholic portions of the various
regiments attended mass at 8 ii.iii.. vole
brutal by Vicar General lluglu-ii. of Ilnrt-
ford. lle prom-lied an able disuuime
full of wisdom. and was listened to with
apt attention. Colt'» bond. of Hartford.
furnishnl the stirred music.
Dent)- of II. (I. lira-lilo.
lli-iiry U. Bramble, one of Norwalk‘»
his Armin-law, David “child. No.
Acmleiuy lllfl't'l at ll::llo'i-lm2k Sunday
morning of acute paralysis. aged 6i
restarted cilia-us. died at the home of
IO
yearn. In his younger days Mr. Bramble
Ou- tu In Iurulm and the Pro-Ideal.
«2-. Thefulkrwiug South Norwnlk people
, , went on ”nonunion to Scrum today:
‘1'. 3.“. In. George W. ( rue-Inhibit
W Glitch. Ills-tee (lamb il‘ummr.
‘ Iury Ryan. Julla (Mil, 12‘. B. Brady.
Hurry W. lanai: Adams, J. N. Pan»
noyar. Ruhr. Wan-man. In. Waterman
and Auto Wnkomao.
Anna. than who howled the train at
Wm: Ir. nil Illa. William
.M’.’C. M, A. (l. Betta, bin. 3.
H. lint“. lire W. I". Smith, N. ll.
ML P. Holt. Khalid In. B. L.
2 lawman. We, Ili- fluids
'Vum, InhWred In. Mary
‘ 1k, Villain W nil Britney Gov»
“a Inud ImChurler A. Ambler
; ”W Ambler. of Wilton wmnkao
ago, when he came tu this city and en-
Norwulk dirt-don of the llorntlltonle mil.
road a» gateman at the Hamlin“ atrei'l
I'l‘lll'tlllllfi.
hh abode with his mii-lmlw. uptown.
be taken to thybrooli for interment.
Mini-a B. Ketchum. an old nutrient of
won a ferryniui on the Connecticut river
betwmn Old Huybriaik and Lyme. and
continued at that biotin-u until five yearn
lured the employ of the Italihury and
He held that pinitlon until
alumt two months ago. when ill health
mmpellml him to twigu. and he took up
lie wan a member of the immmi
church in thin city. ind-wont i-briatlun.
an «Notional» hiaihand and a tin/lug
hither. 'l‘liofnnertl will he held from
lilo lute residence on Andi-my street at 1"
o‘clock thin evening. The n-maluu will
Norwalk. died “his home on the Wil-
llennett, of High street. on- apendiiig a
few would! in Wilton.
Miss Bertlm Lot'ku'oinl. of Hunting-
ton. l.. l.. is visiting her friend. Miss
May Wilson. of Riverside avenue.
Mrs. (‘00th St. John, of New Haven.
spout Sunday with her son. t'liarles S.
St. John. Elizabeth elm-t.
I'bzirles Merritt. of lmouanl street. and
Willie timidfellow, of this city, have re-
turlicd from their trip to 'l‘nllimd and
Roi-Irvine.
William M. Brown. of the National
Meier Works, ltmoklyn, lilli'llt Sunday at
tlu2 residence of William (bxalfellow,
(”lily street.
Joliiiti. Warn-u and wife. of l'latte-
burg. i'. .. and “little" Fruit”. of
llmililyn, spent Ronda)" at tlu2 Muluirk-
emu llotel.
Him Viola and l‘arrie Taylor. of Raul
Nurwulk, and Milo Mala Adam». of this
i2il_v.ari- visiting Miro Leila Hearlw. in
l’ortuheiiter.
It. It. Murray. of New York city.
Monumental by lilo daughter and you.
upvut Sunday with bill mother on lllgli
.ttt'wt. Norwolk.
In. In Cole and daughter Iii-nu. or»
«imperiled brunt. Fred llenneti. of
Union Parloleft Norwalk today for ii
a vialt to Walt”! in".
tfr. mid Ilia. 42mph Usierlnuka Ind
fir. and Mrs. L. J. Reynolds returned
home this arming. after “lending a
week at Bell Inland.
Ir. and In. William Liltell, of Upper
lontoliilr. N. J.. an! vluitliig their
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”Hamilton WI.“
Rev. (Y. If. Pea; olllclattng.
will be in Pine Island cunetery.
tint-tug In Mreugtk and cum.
mhuuuluthiscltywunuds.
flimmlmltniurpnheot
. Mao-s them waiter
.‘hmmudhadomof
law-handball.
the “minimal island»:
tag in a beautiful piece on flfinnell‘li
minimum
Interment
ltev. Archibald Wheatou. who of the
South Nowell Baptist church, writer ta
follows than his rumour retreat M
“We are ramp
Illa- Nettte than“. of Antot‘tu. 1.. l..
and Ital AW Hayes. of Pat
Nahum N. IL, m rioting tlr. and Man.
J. l'. Zelutf. (:limtuut «not.
Edward Quitrirr arrived from Europe
ill-tum on the steamer Boga, aemm»
paniul by Naomi». Illa Rosa Newman.
who will make her home in this mm.
Ilr. and In. [alloy Adana and tom
ily, lfn. Theodore Hearts» and daughter
and fire. It. Taylor and family spent
Sunday with friends in New York city.
mmm’attteme.
m Willi. her mum ii lmtr
from thematmmmmffin
Ill-remoldingtbattlieylmephurd
‘ mot tlulrdlflmdm puhll»
min mmnmflkpuwellh
my for the mama-tattoo or their
math-pubic. Merlin-nil
an owls year. which will he
founda- “churn-rem
to lie in «bar ileum they have
Mitch. .rfi
mammal-am
flflmmdflm
XAxcllerru. Conn, \n; l'i'r—A mull
lug-y'all... yum h. . answering Almy's lle:tl.;lllvlll. .22- wall it:
W AHIISIJ’O‘ Aug "2 wl‘nnidenl I 'olk thut of White. the Souilifurl -» l-plt'.‘ u 2t!
of the Notional lumen. lulu“... mid In South .‘t‘Jll‘llHlN’l’lhi in.“ .iiiJ ~ltil
fie Fur-err Allluncr I've-Ideal Suyl
that the chief purpose of the organization
In politics hi to strike down the inooopo
ll-ulnthe United State: senate. Three.
he said, had already fallen—lugs“:
Hampton and Moody. The next to fall
would he Sherman. And Ransom, of North
Carolina. would follow him. The voting
strength of the Alliance in Ohio moon,
“dill-banding its energies to elect to
the Immature men pledged to detain Sher
Inna. -
When asked if the Alllann- would on
dunk. to dictate the successor of Quay
Mr. Polk "plied:
"AI math-n “And now, I think not.
The rule is trot yet muchontly orgaulrcd.
However, the work is proposing rapidly.
About two local Alliances per day are be
lug organised in the auto. lly the time
Senator Coin—row: term or lm we will
probably be ready to mpply ls rumour
denly disappeared ”-lhi p. upl. ire lllhl’ in
united and lhlk of n mulling party.
BENNINGTON'S BRITLE MONUME ‘T.
lvurythlu; In Raniltnru lor the t'rlr»
brullon on Wednesday.
Runaway“ Aug. l:.“1‘ltl§ i'lty l2:
eneoouipluu wave of hunting and dug.»
inuutlclpntlon of the dedication of the
Bannington hnttle monument and the
antenatal celebration: of mlmluiion to the2
Union of the ntute of Vermont \vliiih
occur! this week. Mold-2y in tin my
rund- the trlurnpluil ltl't‘.ll This or. ll
bears on its eastern hlilc lllt‘ ninth». "1M
-tho but legacy of \‘i-rmont‘n fll’rt «- -M2
uryhiher noun tad IlJuxhlt'm—249m." im
the opposite side m the following; 22m:
you I” the mad comm they are mm, or
Nollie Burk sleeps a widow tooluhl,"
It‘ll. the ltlltorlc word! ten-d by lit-ii
"In New York state the situation ti
much the name. Nerorthalem, Senator
lltaoooli will be round to 1m
"l‘ha report: from Balnimm an to ll»
elect that Humor Gannon tin carried
the Maryland Alliance. That is an lumi
tlou If the Marylnnd Alliance lsi true ti
lt- priii lea two Alliance H‘Imlol’l rill
ted, from that Itatenut wintermnil
Arthur 1’. German will not he William
The two Alabama Ira-ton must Illto hi
relieved from further service in thallium"
Eute- uuute. Mr. lama wlll conic unit
than Mr. Pugh. (lo-mm: Union. uh
harem declared rig-Inst the Alliance
will Wot _ hwwlin
onto! W m. from imitata'
all,» ”pitta-atom complete coulv
”Willi.”
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viral ka All he rullml hie mm to dub! 2222
III field 01 Bennington. Tlo-oihrr note of
III! “It bll "Ill lnlf'l'lllfl'mi. " l'em'l- bu. ll
her victories no in. mmwnul than war»
101.”
Aaron; the prmulm-lil gum- mil be
Colonel W. St \‘raai-y nuduife. l'illulh’l A
I". Walker and wife, iii-22ml it A. H.222:
and wife. General A. s. Webb. ll. ll.
Smell." and wife and eniowrnor Rim,
of Manchu-ms. The proaiitmmal party
Illl ”If" Titer-day “oiling and will hi2
entertained by General J. o. Mcciillmmh
Hal. I. J. Hull-i. orator of the day. lllltl
mm alum haunt-.2
‘hutructu in monitor. built of wt-
tire ttotiu Itltl turd will: land lull dolo~
IN." mhlght, from the IN! to the
W III” hut t0“ inches.
I III on u Henna Itvuwnul.
Barron, It. 1.. Aug. 17. Tour persona
«two women and two monaurtul for
Junction in arowhoat. The hot“ «truck
A rook ind not. Annie McCormick. of
cc. and Eugene Malouey mm
The woman’ it also“ wan found
to he ”ultimatum an alimony will he
Mid. Maillot-1's bill)“ burn not been re
«and. The other couple were mood
tyne-log “HM
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llottajn. Putt and Drop. funny-d.
mama, Nola, Aug. 11. ~Durluu one o
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If it our y it
mall in that. tor hours. flundndio
poophtooknhinoln their all-rs in an
tlclpattou at uyoloaa. Fully twenty nil.
walla different pate of the city who
wreaked. and Immense damage wu than
to fruit and flops.
curt” War-II Deal.
Mutton. Au. It «Charla- Watrolu
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