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B“W“FRANCIS & co..-—~—
‘SE‘Washlu'gton Street.
South Norwalk.
I“! ;nllufl‘ 9:; Waugh“ I; Iris-us; a. v. 2.4.
”Z’?’i3lugg st
Ms:
M caress very properly
or in fie selection of
th m "which find a
placejl‘ppou» the toilet tabla.
(Joni list includes a
number‘fif’Wals which, if
not W iildmpensable, are
yet hifirly useful.
Véht’i showing It most com-
prehensive assortment and you
vyill lack nothing if you make
your selection from our stock.
yin . 7‘
We flea have an especially
attractive display of
Fancy Goods
II. ~ II Pleisled,
. Druggist.
l3 flashlight St. St. llursall.
momma SENTINELI
1W «esprit. ratios-nu W.
Low This
at toll
Els'm’illrht ”1W
Rpm Inch In“. Weather Forecast.
'i'bawsstyasto-dsyprumisestobsmally
Md ll! warmer. 'llomorrowlt
prolalsdto
The Bessie Ira lilshrll.
Reunion Platform: Protection to
American lad-atria.
its-senile Platform: 'l'arll’ for
Reveals «all.
The first means goods we! I- Anerl~
so are to bonds. is America. and the
mlmeaastkey arets he made in
Scraps. ' Ms Iade“kere means
wages can?!” here. (loads Imported
lea-II esrsed in Europe.
.5, out.“
Whit ! lithe f,
SMITH NolWALI.
What she People of Our tilt, are bola.
and Burl-l.
Him Gertrude Wight. of Toledo, Ohio.
is vieitioglf’nsLuelle 1. lane.
Conductor Gender, of the Consolidaté
ed read. to quite ill at his home on Clay
9m
David B. Millennium“ for Raymond
G: ‘(X‘I'm'stoch' starts on a business
triple chemo this week,
—Frrsb bologna sansege made every
day at Jacob Schanh'a market. 38 Wash-
ingkuostmeh.
III. E. Sheaand Ire. P. J. Shea. of
Brooklyn, maths goats of Ir. and Ira.
Charles Dyxbm. 84 Rayde street.
The Democmtic caucus to nominate
acsndidate for representative and jus-
ticesof the peace willbe held inGer-
mnnia Hail.,Tuesday evening. Novem-
ber 1.
Pelcr L Cunningham is making
various improvements to his piece at the
corner of Washington and Spring streets.
which include the repainting and re-
routing of the house.
Round steak. lac a pound; loin steak.
l-lc pound. at Hayes: market.
hir‘ and’llrs.‘ J. P. Francis and
dsugbter'hiaude,'df High street. are in
Brooklyn today. to attend the Stevens-
Hubhord wedding, the groom being a
nephew of Ira. Francis.
The Republicans held ameetingat their
headquarters last evening. and appoint.
edanexocutive committee for the big
parade to be held November 1. They are
James C. Crows, Horace Hatch and
Charles F. Haliook.
~Frcshbolcgns nil-go made every
WW3 market. 38 Wash-
ingtonstrcct.
39“.? 117*“!
Charles Stenslaod. who recently drew
315000, Wedthdcoldc-bthismoru
log by Adam axprem, the draft having
when .sent :to New York for collection.
MIrIBIenslaud presented letter Hunt. the
Exprem company s agent here,
with Clo for his trouble in collecting the
Adams
Samuel Dreyfusis mammal
streetlo it Elisabeth streat.
Artist Waahburn is Mating the
'5! it *3: Wellulbit' mitkflltt‘
“WWR H ’ mu wu: .«
“mumps (storm ll”, . PI. I. It
mmmmm
for llcapouod. atliayes‘ market.
The can!!! and marching clubs of
thisclty will participate in the grand
Republican parade at Darlao, to-nigbt.
it is rumored that E. C. Benedict. the
millioniars pditician of Greenwich. has
donated $500 tocerry on the senatorial
contest in this district.
—F'Ine bluelhb at Be. at People's liar-
ket. 18 North Iain street.
The Norwalk iron Works hand were
out last evening and serenaded their
business manager. Wallace ileQIIhae.
and Oliver Wood, another member of the
band.
The Melville Manufacturing oompauv.
of South Norwalk. has been ansoIved.
The productofthe facwry will be sold
. 13y Raymond & (burdock. who will con-
tinue the businem.
-—To let, fora term of three years. toe
small family only, the handsome resi-
dence No. 31 Clay street. All modern
improvements. Inquire of George Lock-
wood, No. 2 South Main street.
Gwrge Schaub celebrated the sixtietii
apuivermry of his birth last evening in
Ariou Hall. A large number of relatives
and friends were present and the messiah
was enjoyed by all. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
The sclectmen and town clerk have
been busy this morning at police heed-
qnnrters making voters. while the regis-
trars have seen that there were plenty of
“to be modes” in waiting. At one o'clock
about two hundred voters had been made.
_ —You can buy the choicest cuts of
roasting beef for 12c a mood. at liayes‘
market.
Bridgeport milkmen have formed an
organisation to protect themselves
against the ordinance adopted by the
board of health compelling all dealers to
pay licenses. They claim that the coils
sauce is illegal and refuse to pay the li-
cense. TIu-ywill employ a counsel to
light the case.
fi—Native spring chickens, fresh killed.
. at 18c a pound on Saturday. at the Peos
ple's’llnrket. 13 North Main slrcel.
The laying of a cable across the river
having been completed. the electric light
at the east end of the Washington street
bridge will be burning to-night. This
makes upward of eighty street lights
now in use in South Norwaik. Lights
of the new system will be placed in the
tire department houses. in the police
rooms. and possibly in the library.
noses“ NEWS.
A Ilraaay Budget of Items from the
Bravo-ah III of Town.
Two hundred voters were made in the
[first district yesterday.
The poatofllce is being wired for elec-
tric lights. Electric cell hells will soon
be added totbeeooveolencss of the allies.
The Kecler Guards received this morn-
ing an invitation to participate in s
_ rhodtfil‘ss'ilaldlnoml
Captains. Psekisout again afterhis
recent iliuem. .
luv. 8. T.Grsham. rectoroffltl’auls
church: return“ ss-IlsyIIIIIIsIIseuIIomi
H u I III A‘
Motel» this deli-cl
Linwood gunshot? ‘1!
served the registrars Jrshouldhe
at once.
lion John S. Seymour hopes to have
another debate with HomStila Judson.
at the Norwalk Opera House. Wednes-
day. November 2.
George Smith, of Rlvsrview Terrace.
has purchased a new house. m",
built by John Rowe. oo Rowe street. and
will occupy it immediately.
The funeral of Joseph T. J. Sturge- will
beheldfrorn his iatormidsnceon East
avenue, tomorrow afternoon at Bo'elock-
Rev. 8. '1‘. Graham willoi’ficiatc. :
Several prominent Norwalk gentlemen
exprem their intention of- goiug lo
Dorian this evening to listen to Governor
Buikeley’s speech to the Republicans of
that place. Three desiring to witnem
the torchlight parade should lake the
train leaving South Norwalk at 7:56 It
is expected that between 500 and 600
men will be in line.
The fortyminth annual realm of the
Grand Division: Sons of Temperance of
Fonnrcticut. Is being held in New Haven
wruary of the order will be celebrated.
Deli-gates from Concord. Cawsrsa and
Minoshaha divisions are in atmodaoco.
This evening- number of the members
of the divisions mentioned will attend
the anniversary exorcism.
Our Pass Word. the ofllcill organ of
the Sons of Temperance in speaking of
th» fiftieth anniversary of the Sons of
Temperance. prints the following: “In
February. 1844. a charter was granted to
Concord Division, No 2, of Norwalk
this being the second charter granted.
This division has an honored record. and
is an active, energetic and live organiza—
tion. It can boost of not having lost a
single meeting in its whole history.”
Mrs. L. E. Elwood, of Cleveland. Ohio.
wasaurpriscd at thehorne ‘of her
parents. Mr. and hire. W. H. Olmsted
Union Park. last evening. The gathering
was a merry one. and the eveniogpamed
in a most pleasant manner. Mimic and
refreshments were plentiful. Among
those present were Mr. and MIKE. H.
Morehouse. Mr. and hire. Albert Betta.
Ilr. and hire. James Coleburn. his. and
Mrs. George VaoAlstyne. Mr. and hire.
KG. limbs“. lira. H. 3, Dana. like
Alice Sells-ck. Miss )lay Swlleck. lire.
D. Warren Pitch and daughter, bliss
Florence.
The rectory of (irate church. on
Beldeu avenue. was the sceocof a pleas
ant gathering last evening. the occasion
being an informal reception given by
Rev. and lire? S. H. Watkins to the
member-sot thsparish in honorof their
asfereturn from Europe and Mr. Web
kius' complete recovery. The rooms
were througcd. and the rector and his
gracious helpmate received the hearty
congratulations of all present. .There
was singing by a quartette commode!
bliss Alice Selleck. lira. George B. By-
ingtoo.0eorgeR. Nash and Dr. C. W.
Many. The guests took their departure
at an early hour. leaving behind them a
lasting impression of their respect and
kind regards for the parish. its rector
to-day. This evening the fiftieth anal. .
’ lawn hall,
lll’li Till RIVER.
lswsaylflvsflpetthenaylalaat
law-ll.
‘ti . nominates sou—m
anewh " “Wrom' Edi
bashedhaswisveohrllt. , y , ..
maflljli 'I‘Fr’lW may: . Minnie
Illa. William finch god let-.of
fledSouth Osborn avenue. left yesterday for
Indians. wherethay will visit with her
mother.
Archibald Nicksrm drove from
Ryack. N. Y., to this plaes'l'uesday, and
is spending afew days with his daughter,
Ira. Arthur Waldrou. “Cottage avenue.
Captain OharlmC. St. John. of Chcs~
ter. Pa. 'u visiting with his brother,
Captain A. B. St. John. Captain Char»
I. is on his way home from the Boston
hospital. Wearsvgryglad to say that
the captain’s recovery from his injury
recsivedsometiinesgo h - s'peedy as
could be exposed.
Nature seldom gives us a psettiru pic-
turethancao beaecuoo theprvminrsof
John Jackson at ll Prospect avenue. in
his front yard. within a circle 100 feet in
circumference. lea solid bad of chrysan-
tbcruums. They embnceaome ten ore
dozen choice varieties. Tris Seaman.
extends its thanks to Mr. Jackson for a
line bouquet from the bed.
IOWATTON.
Mrs. J A. Sowarby. of Pascale. N. J.,
a visiting her daughter, Hrs. Stanley
Hills.
The Republicausof lilie‘ Bill raised a
banner last evening and WChsrks \V.
Beildclivered an interesting address in
the club room.
_.__.__ ._.. s...-'._.___.._..._
BABIES.
The Republican caucus to nominate a
candidate for representative will be held
next Tuesday evening.
Over one hundred new voters are to
be made In Darius this falL Each of the
two parties claim about the earns num~
ber.
Several members of Welcome Division.
Sons of Temperance, attended a box
party given by the division in Stamford.
Monday eveni g.
The Democ is will hold a rally- in the
morrow evening. Hon.
John Scott. (If/Maine. will speak on the
lurid. The public is medially invited.
Delmucey Nico“. district attorney of
New York city. is to speak in the town
hall. Stamford, this evening. An invin-
Iion hos been armed to the Democrats
of this place to attend. The railroad
company will reduce the fare to one half
on the 6:53 train.
George ll. Tilly has torn down the
high board fence which was around the
coal shod burned Labor Day. and a new
fence has been put up. adding greatly to
the appearance of slain street and giving
a much better view of Ir. Tilly's hand.
some residence.
Governor Bulkeley and several mem-
bers of his stall arrived at the Soldiers‘
Ilome this noon. and after having dinner
inspected the home with Superintendent
Cm. The governor will leave in time to
address the Republicans in Darieu this
evening. Theuuiformed marching and
cavalry clubs of Norwalk. Stamford.
Westport. Greenwich. Portcheetor and
Bridgeport are expected to be present.
and the occaioo will he a memorable one.
James II. Jenkins. president of the
Bridgeport Steamboat company, who rs-
Chlldren’s Cloaks 4 to l 2 years
A Dickerman & Son
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. C0 N.
At 25c. lb.
tomerraud do it.
LEADING
We have the moat substantial line of Groceries to be found-
in this city. Our prices are low; but no cheap trash of second-
hand goods. We study to give satisfaction to the average one
33 Washington Street. South Nor-walk.
FWTI-I .. wseKm-w
. wosrcoffcringsfinonmry
Butler! Butter l Butter !
At 25c. lb...
i
p. [tar
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
GROCER,
AN DNSOIIYID “MEET.
"We“ Mil-II MPO”... but
"on lid'l'hy Got It?
'lhe'mysmryxthsrlsunousduthailudt
VdcltliofJacktoo Tempura and'Pa't-
rickLaviu. the men found dead in Frank
dooryarll at lilchlicld. is as im»
Montcalm
soiotionofitcanbefoond. necropsy
showed that death was due to some irri.
taotpoiaon.the exact nature of which
cannot bedetermiued' until a chemical
examination has been made. Invin
tookmwhmoreof the poison than his
companion and his death probably
resulted sooner. Some of the fluid
found in Levin’s stomach will be
examined by an expert chemist.
It was at first supposed that the men
had taken poison. which they might
have found in the hero, thinking itto
beiiquor, but Ilr. Goa says that there
were but two bottles of horse medicine
aboutth'estsble containing po'mon. and
both of these have been found undis-
turbed. The field where the men were
working during the forenoon has been
searched but no bottles have been found
andthercisnottbe slightestclue as to
where the death dealing fluid came
from.
DRAIATIC WINGS.
Theatrical letters in Wheels Play-Going
People sun In llterwstarl.
The Ogdensburg. N. Y.. News says:
anier’s Minstrels made their first ap—
pearance before an Ogdensburg audience
attchpera House Thursday evening,
presenting one of the best entertainments
given in Ogdeoeburg in some time and
keeping Rho audience in the best of
humor fromtheriso tothe drop of the
curtain on the last act. The company is
refined in tonendchamctemthair ward-
obe elaborate and as musicians they
have few equals. They were all worthy
of especial note.
Meier's Minstrels, mm a coterie of
brilliant artists, will appear at Music
Hall tonight.
The initial performances of Sydney
Rosenfeld's “The Lady or the Tiger"
have been received with enthusiastic
favor. and a high degree of satisfaction.
by lovers of comic opera at the Broad-
way theatre, New York city. during the
written conceit, which he has based on
Frank Stockton’s charming sketch. bids
fair to become a worthy a well see pros-
perous allotment of "Wang." The pro-
duction of “The Lady or the Tiger” is a
most commendable one, and its hand-
some stage settings and brilliant eflecta
of cmtume. together with the precision“
of evolution and general excellence of
ensemble. reflects great credit upon the
executive department of Ir. Hoppw’s
excellent organization. and taken in its
entirety is without doubt one of the most
succesful productions in the annals of
light comic opera in New York city.
Things least to be Ina-y.
Sunday school teacher—Who loves
everylmdy, Johnnie?
Johnnie—My pa docs. cos he‘ hinnin'
for other.
It was an agricultural editor who
wrote: "Pumpkins are said to be fatten-
ing for hogs. but we have never tried
them ourselves."
Wife—“I'm afraid we'll have an early
winter." Husband-"Why do you think
so?“ Wife—”The icemno is beginning
to give full weight."
past week. and the author’s cleverly
l22 Falrfleld Ave..
ilestof Msrenoafurnlshul.
J. I. ORI'm.
I WWW 132......
coon PAYING POSITIONS
“NEED FOR GRADUATES AT— '
Insist.- talents: ~=Ieum ~
Brldgeport. Conn.
mm and Typevnung
«‘me ’ '
- . mlmPAL
trian-
Oid Gentleman—“Do you think, air.
that you are able to give my daughter all
the luxuriesto whichahe has been acs
customed?’
Suitor (a practical mau)—“Wel|, you
clothes and I have been paying for con-
certs, theatres. opens and so on. Now
I'll pay for the board and clothes. and
if you foot the amusement bills. I don’t
think she'll miss anything.” '
if a New York millionaire gives a din-
37950” 5th gvenue and92lith emu coating
00, w ich grves l poop pain.
and theeepec le spend $1. 456. l’sSdoo
tors bills finally have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Blood Core to cure them,
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Pleisted‘. a drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cure
I I AVIN G SECURED
More Building
on the
Woodward
Homestead
lots
We . now offer them
for sale at prices rang-
ing from
2mm] These lots
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min—
utes’ walk from the
depohwith good side-
walks all thct way, and
in the ray hem of
the city. He better
lots can be had in the
city than these ofl'cr-
have been paying for her board and callend
what would be the roving per capita if .
Properly, _, _,
$350
comprise the ChOIccst ““
ed, either for location _
TEYIOI' dl Golden.
lleal Estaleand Insurance
'ASIIIEG’I'OU man.
Parsons looki foralot. or house aodlot
with the viewo purc . are invited to
i l “undue aur'lnlr‘io it. have them {3r
re a n every pa 0 c at rsaso
prices and on easvte y _atfn£. e
L.-. N. W.
WANTED.
‘VfififiD—Byusorrr. lugs-Irma mm s
me “la ‘
cannot of refggncc .Addmafnglientlbgl
0 cc.
ANTED—a lxparicncrd stanogra her and
tvpewriter (young lady) desire-E apoai-
ssrefare ucesfuruishad. lAd-
lion.
dress Box to. Bolton. Goon.
‘ T0 LET.
OCSE to rent. 7 rooms. —llfI West stree— rent
SI... month. Apply A. S. Ferris. 132:1".
027a.
ROOM apartments, second and third line
4 Swan: & Corbett block; rent to and 9"
modern improvements; halls heal sated and
ii hted. Inquireat the ethos of the Old “ell
C rCo.. 83 “ashlagton street. oil If
I OWER part of house. consisting of five
A rooms. at is: South \lain street. inquire
of Mrs. \\ In. May hew. iEDSouth Main street Jr
at J. C. \\ ilson‘ s factory. otlt 3t
‘30.“ NIT—v.1.honse‘sn Imn. In-
quire of Edwin “lies: at Brown 8.- Nil-
eox‘ s store. om lw
SZPOND tin Ior of house ‘lo. 55 Osborn avenue.
rwalk. containing rooms.
91;” watlirsinnhitent‘hfl. inquire of Mrs.
Din-5 m "n realises.
Mockler iron it orks FoEu’ldry. ofizrick
l
A.
OUSdEB and buildirigtlolgp Qitlnh Norwalk
an rwal
Woodward. South lb'orvrmalk:a moonlrsof I.
OWER part of house. coneiatm of live
I: romns and basement (the Hu‘utiu
houssi. Henry street. East) orw al.k
in. Aply to John Kna 8! W
South. “real pp. est 31“?“
YEW house Taylor avenue. lo: 5 rooms
A Water street ”brooms. 11‘ avenue. I5:
farm house. barn. union and “storage
all): six rooms. Row-non. $13. Raymond
Fl"! SALE.
IIDRSE. wagon and harness. Price”!
quire in Baker's livery stable. No. n‘
Springstrre—t.
[RIM-ages at cost. South Norwalk Hard-
were Company. aual3m
LIIS'I‘.
()3 Monday. On 24. between A. Llalmo'a
mark" and 2." Smart avsnne a lady s
pocketbook remaining a sum of money. A
reward will be git an on its return to 5 Stuart
or cone ,3
BI‘TWEEN \‘ew l'snasn Esml Norwalk. a
mu hcl I: outainlngwcaring apparel. books.
cards. stationery. and other articles of house
exec I to the noon Finder will please return
in F El) A. GERIJCK. care EdgarA-Jellew “
t Loogmeadow. Mass. ofl
MISCELLANEOUS
to get your chandel—
Emilio ThetFaIrlyush new ''for the wigs:
and your table ware sliver- led for the boil-
dII '.s “e do all kinds 0 eleclro lotion“ in
go II. silv.er nickel and broom. l’olingfitb
refinishing brass? work. Satisfaction (naval:
owl Meryl as we are hm to stay.
ML‘ It?!“ “405.. ll: Water at. South Non.
walk Work can be left at Louis Potter‘s.
Wall st. Korwalk. and at Donaldnon' s lumb-
Infishop. [LWashingtno st.. 30th Norw Land
wl I have prompt attention. all! Iy
. __ ._ ”s . W.” __..._
Flynn ar- trouhled with a chronic
or ingerln diseaseof any kind coo-
sull I’ll. TINA“. at Clsy ll.-
"be III: will examine the ailing free
until \‘IIchhvr 5th. Illa
its" ("IE METRIC pow ER of DE—
N‘Riulhll ill EH!" is simply wonderful
"scan 1:" Justcm what alislhc “out without
Uh I). the Dilllt' ~
Tit» of uthat nasmmsmxo (INT. and by
the use of vegetable medium he cums cases
Where Inner methods fail.
It. Hour-Illa. m. lon. m
( ‘ortlllcates rote
oil lw
At the Hensgene—' II . Boise -.- .- «In! II is.
n, money for him- stand Republic-n rush It Weapon. and his wife. sides It Novotou Heights. in the town of ”m n m. We who I, ”in Wm, 01‘ pl 100. f ‘" m"
.40.. can buy batter-goods and more Wednesday evening. member 2. lira. John Whifltefbuf’the Rocks m Dorian. is named by the Republicans at .8" mo. “my 1 ) . -
M then '0’ Hum It Hay. Wk“ The remains of Ira. Thoro- L. Pack. who i demented at times. created coo- the 1“” PM as M“: the most likely Miss Vere—“lie probably has aorna- SCILLt y 01" IOtS Ill Iuslc "fl" 8"“. “WWII...
thanyoucangetit any Cheap John
m placelotowu.
The funeral of Benjamin W. Smith
onions
“,1 washeld from his Iatehomeyesterday
It“
Hallow Msulliby
aye. MI flwzfia
.. -
” ”bblqmmihhs‘
Budlthleat Flour
Mounts.
«sums-.. srnup
part-cursors. lawman”.
\
M- 4...... ,
w In gIIItIIIs.
mun. ’
. Omit? Oatsuil
“Windham
‘ Mr 3mm we
afternoon. Resume“ pastoroftha
East Avenue I. 3. church, olllclsting.
The pallbearers were Ainsley Reel,
George Wicks. Ernest'l‘alimsdga and
Franklticbards. Tholutermentwasln
W“ Huwm
w‘foavaavlrerlltlbaofplatact
Hon. Allan W Paige. the present
speaker of the floors of Representatives.
and whb‘, Republican craters alert. will
bathe “crofthaueatflouseofitep-
resin ram-nominees,»
Bepuhlioansoffluutiogtoo. asthelreau
dldstsfsr qu.»s mucous
Inseam
—-Lec‘tureori “The handful Sands”
furthshnsfltotthemsmeu Ill-ion.
Kbudssn’s Ball. 3'! (nu-hut street, lit-l-
dayevenlog.0atebks.atso’elook.by
thaltsv.c. A. Brcekmslr. There will
hogtied-ism Admhdou lilo; child-
who died in New York. were brought to
Norwslk on the noon 'train yesterday
and buried in Union cernotery.
The funeral of John Hyatt was had
from the housaoo Chapel street yester-
day afteroooo at 2:30 o‘clock. Rev. 8.
S. Watkins.asslstad by the Rev. C. It.
Sellaek. emulated.
new will go to Dart.)
tosnlghttotekopart in the Republican
'Mf They will leave South
am all «wrestlers. 'IIssIIIsII
willreportat beadqmrtsrsat 7 o‘clock.
in full uniform.
'l'hsanoual meetings! the stockhold-
arsoftheDaahuryaudewalkr-ilroad
isbaiogheldisthsdepottblsafteroooo.
'iheprlocipalboslasssoftha needs; is
to'approvetboleasscf the road to the
Consolidatsdfarnlnetywrlaayears.
Chmtorlaflar.ooiorsd,was'baforajus—
tie-Austin this morning. margedwltit
siderable excitement on River street last
night and Chief of Police DcForost and
a patrolman were called on to restore
the neighborhood to peace and quietness.
Mrs. White’s son boards with ahd works
for William Lincoln. who lives at 13
ltlvsrstreet. Last night his mother call-
ed at the house and demanded that her
sooberestoredtoher. He was eating
hippo“ vrbsp hp heard his mplhefa
voloeapd supposing she had pps or
only spells he got out of the way.
thought he in in the house. however.
V hndbrousédfltb neighborhood tilt. at»
tempts to force him to some out. film
she found that he was not thvrs she com-
plaload to Selectmen Raymond. .llc in
vestigated and finding out the true state
of aflairs persuaded her togo mm. and
keep quiet. telling her that he was“ see
her boy and. fix nutter! all right._
rue sense rooster.
Mumswrsu Ina-at-
calm-sully.
4 star. llsmlltlhdlfloeltrnsa
nominee for representative. Daricu h
surely Republican. and if Mr. Jenkins is
nomhntedthecitiseusolthemwusreto
becoogretulatedouthsir selection of a
gentleman genial.» competent to rep-
resent the interests of a town that has
the good fortune to have him for a
resident-Standard.
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Bishop Williams will vhit Emanuel
church. Monday evening. October II.
Allsilnbllceo " m will-tit we
diurnal. twins-ll mossy «suitab- .
M'- in M- Ilse.
was cleaning and putting things to
rights in her bruise. yesterday. when she
set a lamp on the store. which contained
abotilre. Thehsatcaussdtbalamp to
burst and the oil speed ovartbe stove
audilwr,andtookdre. Irenaukshad
a hard tlmseatingulshlng tbs bless. A
cat which was lyioguuduthastovswaa
housawlthhsrfurblmtsg. Theaolrsal
lloallyreaebodtbayard us by rolling
tallied-teammate leans. but
ootbsfersallths hair .was burned cl.
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“lira. Neverlisten is a charming and
fluent talker. Has alto traveled a great
desi?‘
Ifrs. Catcheon~"llo, but she bu at-
tendedrnore musicales than anyone in
town."
Smith—"What's the matter. old boy?
You look blue.”
flows-«Vl’vadust lost my mother-ins
law" . r
Smith—"l didn't know you had one. "
Emma 'llorl. ltbeughti was go-
otherwha."
“Dental Purlors.’ isn't it absurd to call a
dental room a parlor f”
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mistake. He meant drawlogqoom '
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