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followed by slowa
ll‘o-rntwruivltpruriilesstobswsrrusrand usu-
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themornlng.
Republican Platform: Protection to
Al@ Industries.
Beiirerstie Platform: 'l'srlI fer
Reveals oil».
roosting
market.
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patrisrfln are requested to be present.
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Europe. (loads made here means
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BOUT! NOBWALK.
Via! the People at our Olly are Being
and last-c.
Harvey W Bill, ofdloston, Mara,
spent Sunday with Fred B. Person, of
Brooksidel-‘srm. .
Renaud Mrs. 6. ll. Beard arenow
occupying W. W. Lester's cottage on
Golden Hill street.
—You can buy 10 lbs. ofplatn or
brisket of beef for 25c, st Hayes’ market.
AmnwsstborntoCouna'lmanand
In. John lclahun, of Bpringstrsst,
yesterday morning.
William Davis, of Port Jeflerson. LL,
hatamrptsd a paitionwith I. S. Smith,
the South lain street dry goods dealer.
HaeveyS.8tersns,'whohasbeenvhit‘
ing lnand‘lfrs. J. P. Franck. High
street,stnrted for his home in Chicago
this morning.
—-You can buy the choicest cutsol
beef for 12¢ s pound. st Hoyes'
There will he a specisl meeting of
Olive Branch Midge, K. of P., this even.
ng st 8 o'clock, intake action on the
death of John Chalmers.
It is reported that Colonel W. H.
Stevenson is to be made president 0! s
rsilrosd company whose intent is to
parrsllelthaCouaolidnted.
E—Tolet, foraterm of threeyesrs,toa
small family only, the handsome resi-
mu Waylon. Raymond, No. 3|
mayatust. .Allmodernimprovements.
inquire MWImkwood, No. 280mb
mm (11......—
Thpdmfl'iprhhandgavea very in-
' while waiting at the
Rowsyton depot for the return train
from theparade Saturday night.
The tire lo. in the United States dur-
ing the-week aiding Friday, October 20,
in, was $347,000. Thb makes an
average loss of £0,571.42 per day.
mmmpmentJio. 31.]. 0. 0.
R, will confer the patriarchal degree
All
Themernhersofl’almtinsCsstlmd.
0.x.ofl.c.,arerequmtcdtoattsnd
themeetingthlssrening,totakeaction
relatir's to‘the death of ths'lsto Sir
VWa-hlhapouudiloinmak,
“a pound, at Hayes’msrket. .
Several of South Norwslk's young
society ladies, headed by li- lsry
Kirby Jennings. went to The Knob,
Wyneniugsnd beds dance. it
whsgivenialionorofsnuinberof'fale
m
Twoltnllmiswerestrsckbythepapsr
tralntbls morning, due here at 0:15
had atm,muswm
willreoover.
The Stamford marching chh,wbwn
tookpsrtintbepsrsdsstllowsytsasae
nrdsyulgtinmtresd the revs train. on
whtehtbsywsrstorsturn to some.
MW-tothsdtwhsrsandtuuk
anssprv-u'slatorhosss.
'4 his.
9 lTlll II II'I’I.
“I“ ”Ms-shit
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,lavaupttoa pruvsdthst a
Wis-swarms *mwhflflhflamwd Intimates
w, and wssrlriga would “m“wmufio ,
“gummy
W0.
columns sens era nineteen
view avenue,
one of Tris m newsboys, is seri-
ously Ill with fever.
Norwalk branch of their bakery to F. A.
requested to be present at the regular
u-P‘Dss'ttshsssssrltevsrselsyosr
Ire. Nelson ll. Hoyt, of Bay.
spent Sunday in Danbury.
Thellepubllcsumarnhingclubsof
Eddie Trowbridge, of Bayview svsnus,
C. DaKlyn a Son have sold the South
Lune, of the depot restaurant
CommdaofDouglss Fowler Post are
meeting to-night, as busine- of import-
ance will be transacted.
-—Just received, a lot of new can goods
at Smith's Washington Market.
The regular monthly meeting of the
King’s Daughters of Trinity church will
be held tomorrow. evening at the home
of llim Couch, Bayview avenue.
At Justice Peck's court in Btratford,
flaturday, theme-against Esra Tooker
and John Henley, for illegal oyster
dredging, were nailed. It was shown
that the men supposed they were on
natural grounds; “
——Frsnkfurte,r sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at flayes' market.
Today, on the Boston and New York
“fiyeis,” the Consolidated road com.
mence running their parlor cars. The
Wagners' are to be discontinued. It will
cause numerous changes in conductors.
porters and agen_t_:s;w_m
There will be a business meeting and
reunion of the Y. W. C. T. 11., Wednes.
day evening, November 2, at the home
of In. G. 1". Waters, 17 Day street, at
7:3) sharp. Basilica of importance is
tobeconsidered,audsll membersarere
quested to be present,
—Yon can buy better goods and more
of them for the money at Hayel' tit-int
than you can get at any Cheap John
place in town.
Rev. F. 8. (runs, formerly of South
Norwalk,wss installs! as pastor over the
German Evangelical Lutheran micron in
Ansonia. Sunday morning. The Rev.
W. F. Markwick delivered the charge to
the congregation; the Rev. llr. Carlson,
Swedish hithenu pastor. the charge to
the pastor. Mr. Cuuz. it will be remem-
bered, lost his wife and family in the
Johnetuwn flood.w
-i-‘.nting for strength. “Furl tlmt
’tsstes go‘d' is digested more readily and
assimilated more perfectly. so that we
really derive more nourishment from
it." So says the Boston Cook Book, and
the sentiment issc sound sud the lan-
guage so well chosen that we really
think it must have been written under
the inspirationof a “Ham omelet" made
with Ferrie‘ Famous Ham. llss cured
others of “that tired feeling;” will cure
you.
OVER Till RIVER.
laws and (tonal, of tho Day to has
larwall.
The meeting called for this evening at
Republican headquarters has been post-
poned until Thursday evening.
James H. Stevens and family. of Cove
street, spent Sunday with the former's
parents, Mr. and In. John Stevens,
Davien.
The regular meeting of the Advent
Christian church will be changed from
Tuesday to Wednesday for thls week to
accommodate Elder J. W. Davis, of
Bridgeport, who wishes to talk to the
members. All invited to be present.
Archibald Nickersnuaudsoul. Albert
”Buchanan-kmwthwm
fishing Saturday morning. The wind
wasblowingquitehsrdand they toned,
[Ompodbls tnreturn home, so they put
In to Bette island and staid with the
lighthouse keeper all night, returning
homsyesterdsy morning aboutto'clock.
Arthur Waldron. soa-Ia-lsw ol Ir.
ltiekevson.wssjsststsrtlngcuttonslf
hsoouldtludsuytracsofthspavtywhen
theycsmelndght.
"WAYNE.
Mick WW
“aspired-rust.
; i-Iainiil inimiuugiianinarkllmn
Children; 'Clgais 4 to l2 years
A Diokerman & Son
WASHINGTONWTT STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. 00 N.
A Itraavy Mat of [tons lsurwthwa
row night until 0 o'clock.
ill at his home. No. 7 lanhall street.
Wheel club will be held to-morrow even
lug.
Avenue )1. E church will be held Wed—
nesday evening.
street. has besuspending a few days with
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George Henry Waterbury is seriously
The monthly meeting of the Alpln
Theofllcialhoard meeting of theBsst
lliss lfarion Benedict, of lerwin
relatives in New Canaan.
Henry Austin, of Leonard street. has
rented rooms in New Canaan and will
occupy them with his family.
Miss Bessie Davey, of Holyoke, In...
is spending the winter with Ir. and
Mrs. S. G. lforrell,ol Warren street. .
A dolls' fair will he held early. in
December in the Norwalk club building,
for the benefit of the Norwslk Library.
llev. Rufus Thatcher Cooperand wife.
of New Haven, are vbiting her pivots.
Ir. sud Mrs. Alfred Platt. of Maple
street.
The 1-1pr Irsgue, Jr.'a meet with
llrs. E. L. Benton] on Maple sveoue
Walrus-toy evening. The Seniors meet
there on Friday night.
t
The Central Circle of King's Daughters
will hold a meeting in the parlors of .the
First Congregations! church, Weds».
day afternoon at 9 o'clock.
Joseph it. Hartley will addrem the
Westpgrt Republican Wednesday even-
ing. A number of smut gentleihen
will go over to hear him. 3’
At the annusl session of the Connecti-
cut Teachm' association, held in levi-
den, Charles A. Tucker, of Norwalk,
was elected vice [Resident from Fair
field county.
The guard manual of the Connecticut
National Guard is being amended by
Lieutenant W. H. C. Bowen, to corre-
spond with the United States drill
regulations
The King's Born connected with the
First Congregational church will hold
their snnuol bmiuas meeting and elec-
tion of ofllcers, in the parsonage. this
evening at 7 o‘clock.
Governor Bulksley hssappointed Bens-
ator Benjamin P. leads, of flew Ca-
naan. an auditor of public accounts to
llllthe vacancy caused by the mkna»
tion of George F. Lincoln.
—Fsvorate English deserts preparvd
and served free every day this week by
Mrs. Digby, from [linden School of
Cookery. You are invited to attend this
exhibition at the Boston Sm. corner
llain and Wall streets, Novwelk.
Hurlbutt Foot (luards will assemble at
their headquarters at 7 o’clock this even-
ing and march to the South Novwslk
depot, to take the 7:56 train for Stam-
ford, where they will participate in the
big Republican parade to be held there.
Ssrnueli‘oster,clerk at the Novwslk
fviegbthousrot the Dsnhury and Nor-
walkruad,hasmadennelectionhetwith
Williamllsarsetctbsetlectthstlf
Cleveland iaelsctedhewill wheslllearsa
.tnawluelbasrowtofiouth Norwalk ad
madltllarrnouittbslupky.”
Bear-owl“ wheel Foster. 5 "
YveterdayC. F. Berley end a friend
named Mitchell rode a tandem bicycle
from Hartford to New Danna. pliers
tlieymsdes shovtvisit withlr.8esloy’s
parents. lntheafternoon theywhseled
to ltovwslk and were entertained by
won twenty-eight prints during the
m. s
uni-iii- m amortisa-
-’ lira. fiery P.8tono.‘ oI'Csmpstreet, is
sevrrsllocal wheels-ea. Ir. fleshy has
oflr.andIrI.Willhni8. M.“
improving after a severe lllums.
William L. Ives, of New York city.
‘ ‘ in}; Knit” “brim—ilk roe, sis.
,guestofhermother,lrs. Iary Belisck.
on High street.
A son wasbosu Friday to ltr.
and lira. Joseph Neglect New York,
formerly of Norwalk.
The irritate... end llartin families
leave Elmenv'orth {or their winter home
in New York this week.
The various banner committees of St.
Paul's church will meet Wednesday
evening at the prish rooms.
Charles A. Smith and wife, of New-
town avenue, leave today for Southern
Pines, N. C, to spend the winter.
Mr. sud lire. Courtlaud Parker, of
Prospect avenue, have town today for
their winter home in New York city.
James Bsrbour, stenographer in the
War Department at Washington, D. 0..
will visit friends in town this week. He
comesonfrom Washington to vote in
New York, where his home now is.
The Republicans had an enthusiastic
rally in Wilton Inst Saturday evening.
Dwyer‘s Band, of Norwalk, furnished
music, and addresses were madeby lion.
3. J. Hill, of Norwalk; lion. C. 8.
Penny packer, of Pennsylvania, and Wil-
liam L Ives, of New York.
John Chalmers, of Crnnhury Plains,
died yesterday morning, aged twenty-
onsyears. Thedeceased was s sou-of
John Chalmersand brother of William
Chalmers, the milkman. He was a
member of Olive Branch lodge, of
South Norwslk, and they will probably
attendthefuneralinsbodyon Wednes-
day afternoon at l o'clock. interment
in Riverside cemetary.
While a number of the members of the
Keelev Guards were walking up Iain
street, after returning from the ltowsy-
ton parade, Saturday night, they
were laughed at and insulted
by s crowd of Democrats. This is
not the first time they have been insulted
and such ungentlemenly conduct on the
port of the Democrats is s disgrace both
to the community and to their party.
A serious accident was narrowly avertr
ed at the naming near the Nurwalk
freight houseon the [hubury and Nor-
wnlk nilroad this morning. As the
hnlfreight,dnwn by Locomotive u,
was coming around the curve shortly
after ll o'clock, Samuel Csult, of West-
port. was driving a team across the
track to get some lime for Staplcsa
Raymond. Be dldnotseetheapproach-
ing train until it was almost upon him,
but by whipping up his team hecleared
his wagon, leaving his load of lumber
projecng over the truck. The train.
which was goiugat good speed, struck
the timber, scattering it in all direc-
tions. The wagon was overturned and
thebody broken; also the reach outhe
underside. llr. (innit was thrown out.
but was uninjured.
Important lewaal the Countya-l lint.
chronicled In a condo-sad form.
Charmin-attempted to jump from
srmving freight trainat Yslrsville and
wassobarlly hurt thathewill die.
The new Polish church, in leridsn,
wasdcdlcated with imprv-ivs services.
it is the second hiths statr.theothvr
boogie Bridgeport.
, iqebph laimera welhlsown better,
one oi been diner-slum. iii
thlsamehour his brother Charles,“
shortendruppsdasdlullswarhll. J.
The lattrr's death was also missed by
heartdisesse.
Thsbodyofalsrnsls child. burnedto
scrisp, was found nssrllsury llooker‘s
earrisgs shop is New Haven. Iadicll
Examiner White “to that the child
wssstiII-bornand thinks that some one
had tried to burn it is the hoses and
finding it named too muchsmoks had
at
Hal-t shown no
Matthia-
"lspshlfean" I'll-ks a m Would ha
in. i3 ornate theirclothing. agriulhural
‘Tfllfi ‘, WEEK-L»:
we muttering a fine Dairy
my 42‘
Moon
,Bitiier l. ‘. Butte ’r!‘ Butter!
m *At25c- lbs At 250- Ibo
Wshevethernostsubstnntiall—ln-eof Groceries lobe found
inthiscity. Our-prices urolow; but no cheap trash of second-
handgoods. Wsmdytogive sntisfnction tothe avorsgsm
toner, and do it. a
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING GROCER,
83 Washington Street. South Norwalk...
Things Icons to he Ina-y.
School friend—"Seems to me you and
George have been engaged for a good
while. Why don't you marry? Sweet
.,
orusa norms Visits. Taylor & Golden,
BnlEnmamdlnwm,
Darn-anal to Washington.
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Booth llovwslk will go to Btsmfuvd Twirl-t t- lhllowee» Put my, mt Sunday with John a. Hoyt, of Ir. ”MAM-W “W“ n. 5‘“ girl—J‘Oh, mm M 5”,“, a, m ”figfflffi’w“ mu.
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HM, . ~ ,1!» ‘7 ,1 ‘ ~ n "l! wuss“: >:» .‘ l» . '0' their p ’._.- thay‘ Ihnuld be What did you put yourmoneyou?’ r TB”.
“inn—“Ass- bill that has been run- Wififiif‘iofiim __
ning'for four months."
machinery, etc.. at the lowest possible Pnfcrsapoattlou-iu r W “
prwes.’ lie was talking to farmers who ””4”“ u” “mum” runner-so. g?” "Martins is)? Twill. '
M II. it wusm hailanyviews W0“ “J3- oni-
Wm ‘0 '9 our State 8'“, Concerning an elective plan ms“ N for an load
tor Seymour is correctly reported It For blacking yellow shoes. (I to . s. Randall. lodged-i=1?” 33':
would vie-Io him to bar not.” It Edith—“Why did you dismiss Mr.
fifteen esnisa bmhel. He was talking (3de mummy-"0h. he gm ” Wsmwsnimiunrimym
thorough knowledge of ”mnk‘dltlnn" to
" Ad
tothose who had farm produce to buy; he’d rather sit at home and hold in :‘lfmfmfinflwgmof “lock room. 5,...
however there is nothing strange in the hand than take me to the theatre.” y Norwalk. (gin, "1 Now-ix Mllnrlagvg‘th
incongruity of the sentiments of these “ ' m. , _ .-
two truly great politicians, for it isevi- “”5”” “c" "“"Vl‘ “'53 d“! To LET.
, you marry an ordinary chap like me?"
dentthst the principles of Democracy B l “I haven't the slightest idea;
A pattern. mm mining...”
carry the idea' that the farmer and me- _ ” ‘7 80m a[gliborrrirhoni hoard. Inquire-t
chsnic are both getting too much for “BMLW d ‘E:ll°_l::ialr- mum no rust. oeriw
' PW“ ”“9 ' ""0! home. No. no
their,” man's-31.13;..." gréti'gg 0".m ""m‘ ‘° 'II'OH- gé‘arooma. Rent :15. Apply refines-1:“:
a); my; . We l l' '0 l I The amount of oysters exported go 1. unit!
I ' . . . Bu ‘ "~me from MS . _
at the present coat of living, it is an nu- '::;°IL‘::_'°“ Wdlnfi 06W 22". I Elizabeth anew. South Main. "3'3. ‘
deniable fact that the some money will I’m"- sinus. finm‘w m m w "0
buy at fair prices more articles of sense, “mm, as dag-Ifmncn. i'iEi'x.2'.{—‘l"€“‘ hm”. ,n
airy and comfort, as well as those of con- » as _, ,h No” L . . ort M3133“
renienoe and luxury than or any time in m "snow fl; .
' m S - . rof househcfifit‘lsbovnarenue.
our history. and at the same game bu; A ‘ of Wm” ”WM mama” z,“yE‘gegwnangowinxfgnrgr“MM"...
"ml" mm“ "‘3‘““‘.‘°"’." "' '0an week ending Octoberm: It?" ”mom: 'henntmorPntrici
basis of all prosperity. Is higher than mun; , mm. “nu 0c er, iron “mks Foundrv. «but
ever before, withan advancing tendency. semnm Liverpool ‘5‘ Roms ancnts, mud and third ‘
That labor under Republican administra- City of PMS " 9 mihmfm$£3§$§iilwlhi§“lfi,§dfi
tious has always been fostered and bene- *"l‘v : so; 3151:?» Tartar: iii the hrs... of at on we"
find by the policy of protection 'md'm— Ghost" 3; _,,fl w
pleasing to the Democratic party. This Aw, I 02:13:23“ finfifi§$$fiwm :0” ml
may be denied, but when we recollect _ ,_ ._.,fl~ ).i e, g Wmlwani. Sou“) Somaujcgmn rent I.
smut. NOTICE.
Notices of load entertainments of all
kinds, to which on admission is charged,
and notices alleviated to promote private
interests, accept where an advertisement
classic onion" in admiring Munroe,
are charged for a! regular rules, 10 cents
that the bulk of that party is in the
southern states, where honest labor has
never been appreciated, slid northern
prosperity has always been envied, we
have a reason why our Democratic
brethren here should seemso inconsist-
ent as to be unwilling to here the motto,
OWE]! part of house, mnsisti f
L rooms and basement «be 1333.. “r:
house), Henry street. East . orwalk. ater
in. A pl to J h K
South gor’wnlk. " n mm s: we“ 53:73
'EW house Taylor svenue no» 5 rooms
a \l’aterstreennsrno kl '
farm house. barn. garde‘rliu' an 133"";
:10: all rooms, Row-non. “a 3.
“Live and let live" exemplified. It «(in " - , ,_ .. .
set-ms very strange tbnt any loyal citizen If V Y hf “1171—1. .. r F03 SALE.
should. in these prosperous times, wib " - 9" 0" '1“ WM"? saves a I’m» " Amos “annulment... .. W
for starvation I'll!“ for anything, when ner at 5th avenue and 20thstreet. misting , I“ new M“ ”1 “him
(200.00 which given is people d npepwra AW” ”Hui-'3 B.
and m le some in doc: . 3‘
tors' bills finally have to pay $5.00
Rider. Lender's block.
a little thought would show how work _-
F0? ID“. at a sacrifice the entire
and wages would necessarily be allected
m A s
thereby. We expect every man will each ”WWW“??? tocnre them, Phcrjxrlou‘r‘htgtgv‘wfla‘lk‘. A $331303“ on or;
vote a he thinks in the coming election 'h“ 3“” ”° '5' “““K I”! “9'“ '1 “mm bun-Mn «on.
fthediunershonldnotbegivenJhcre ,.
but we feel confident that any change in being 8i personnel the feast? I ofififimn “flaws" “293% in.
the pment policy of protection will be inquire aphrisd’dmgm where @finflmflw” '3 mini a; I
detrimental to the working ' gmfiémnfi shout Maggi? “9 new st cost. South Vorwalk Bard
" '9 ware ('ompany, ‘ ‘
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EFFECT 01' Till! leilNhET BILL
LflsT.
( )3 Months)“. Oct. 20. betwgclr—AWW‘;
market and :5 Stuart avvuue, a lady's
un'ketbouk mn'aining a sum of cm A
reward will be given on its return to Shanna
avenue. 0:!
| mvnxo SECURED
50
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Property,
We now offer them
for solo at prices rang-
ing from
$350
upvard. Those lots
comprise the Clioiccst
location in the City
limits, within 10 ruin-
is IT rot mm ”sitar '91
Merrill”. hiperct.
5:; so
Woolen Suit, presen
Here-town Car loads or Iran lblppnd to a Stockings “
slow It. Plato min is nruaoisala.
The Berlin iron Bridge company. of
East Berlin, which is one of the largest.
if not the largest, contractors in the
UnitedStatee lorirou bridges and iron
buildings, has shipped from its works at
East Berlin, the tirst consignment, eon~
sistiug of seventeen cor-loads of iron
work, lorthe new tin-piste mill which
it is building for Hughes and Patterson,
of Philadelphia. Penn,
Th'w tin-plate mill will require 2.”),-
000poundsof wrought iron work in its
construction, will cover 75,1110 square
feet of floor surface. and when running
will give employment to six hundred
men. in the manulsctnre of tin plates.
When finished it will be one of the
most complete millsot the kind in the
world, as not only will the black plates
be tinned here, but these black plates or
sheets will also be made at this mill.
lien: is a case where a (bnnecticut
concmi is directly benefited and a large
number oi (.Xinuecticut mechanics given
employment through the page of the
McKinley bill.
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as
ire.
u
Tin dinner pail
Window gins-i
from as to
Wind'w curt'ns "
Door scraper
Dior inst
Door latch
Carpets "
Wmlen dress for
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Thu-ed
Maputo unihr'ls "
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Paint
Wall Paper
Furniture
Castile soup
Stoves
Pots and kettles ”
Coni'n cmckcry “
Glass tumbler» “
Knivesand forks
Vim
Halt
Think of it. workingrnen,
Turn linemen—Adv.
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Dlllflllcl‘ Ol' thllWALli an. PROBATI
Court. October stir. it. ii. an.
l-tatoof Ann Ila latent Norwslk. In
morass. That the sdtulnlstratov eahlbit
bis sdialslstrst scum-Isl to this Court for
ment at l Probate norm in Nov-
.- k, on Ill-lltlr it. offlovenibsr. use.“ r
if: leek afternoon; hat all the interest-
edia ~ald estate may be not hedmrmuhthe
administrator will rans- thiaorvlov to but out»
ltshsd in s now having a rlrrslatton is
said district. s copy thereof on the
(we! in said . walk nearest the
the deceased ton
w last welt. st
days orssatd tits “in! November m, .
it sits wool)
"‘T‘m
SATURDAY. NOV. 5
I. Rmml'fltim. our “seriallst on the
mun-l d [h v
make no em or: en
troll. with
slitting the
' tail"...
The solar use».
At a wedding in high life in theNsugn»
luck valley, a few weeks ago, a Water-
bury Republican reporter whilst! away
the interval between the opening of the
church and the antral oi the bride with
watching the glimpses of human nature
is the feminine guests sensed the
rollers. while exceedingly polite, carried
ltto the (veering point and were most
haughty in demeanor to unknown or um
important guests. Some would take the
We arm wltba brsmleg mile, but
whenlandsdatapvwneav thedoor the sin-wees: and
smile would fade into sdirsppolutcd es-
wbich tnvalntheytrledtohids. " ' ‘ i i '.
m...“ gills mi» ushsv.bstths H. S. HOOD. "1"” thlk h m" .th"
nu- mu mu but no «not mm m Ila-mummy- depotmith good side-
beforethslcystarsofhlsesanliks pres-
sues.
Ossplssmntlookingoldcoupie, pros-
perousfarmit' people «My, cams
‘ mints “WM“ ii.“
“WW “""”‘l‘i".."l'.'§f
tar“ tbs ’steunervts‘s
m . Hm avenue.
ands liar
walks all the way, and
in the very heart of
the city. No better
lots can be had in the
city than these olfer~
ed, either for location
" or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
. for further penicillin en»
quires!
JOHN KINDS,
grapedhsrhmbaad‘ssrmwlthhsr db-
swgagsdhsadmifsfrsidthey were go-
lagtohs separated Together the trio
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