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liaiaaarebl-aaaerawl'r-wrsaw.
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”one all?! a .2” am
' sour-ll results.
What the [sepia-f ”(My are being
ass levies.
'l'hebostKatlechilliams isstltay-
mand Brothers' wharf with a load of
CluCreehuml.
Amongtheldl fourth obs post.
masters amniotsd hstdsturdaywas
law Terk‘ llaeall Weather hraeasr.
withallgntt-aperature charmerand rain.
roams rm 003731.
"the-atropine leheel Teacher!-
the'l'owaellarwala.
1 . 'l'hewcsthsrtedaypmlsestobesenerallr W.P.Warlng,ofNoroton.
' fairandwarmerJollowsdpomiblybyl-aln. .__.__
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Washingtonstrsst.
Theframefor’l'heodoreTobey’s house
onlowndesavenuewssraised laetwesk
hyBullderJohnW.Banks.
’l'heEvsL Ferris had her mainmast
broken on her trip from Norfolk to
south Norwalk,afew daysago.
dis the. commence-
the schoolijear, and
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'vyrglx. prepared to furnish ‘
smellgrades used in our pub- ;
liwsehools, either new or second
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Edward Johnaon,employed by William
B. leekert 00., plumbers, ran snail in
lib foot recently and is unable to work.
3,
non-l mu ‘ll'P rm Isms ms—
William ll. Richards. of Quintard
avenue. recently captured two young
foam. 'lheyareettractiag wadderable
attention.
Ire. Ahieniste, of Fairfield avenue, is
improving and will soon beabletobe
out again. The census ofher illness was
diphtheria.
Joseph Arthur, wbohaebeen employed
forsometimebytbeJ. C. Wilson Bat
comp-n]. left South Norwalk Saturday
afternoon for Philadelphia. on account
of ill-health.
The Union School Juniors, Captain ii.
Crew, defeated the Spring Streets, Cap-
tain ii. Demon, last Saturday, the score
being 31 to 7.
-Purc coffee with purecreem,5c. a
cup,depot testament Open, all night.
George R. Scott, of Sew York, a ram.
perence advocate, is expected to speak at
the meeting of the Junior Prohibition
club, Wedaeaday evening. The public
is cordially invited.
1081' POPULAR
thoaneache ,
V‘ In the Town of Norwalk to the
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~. orld s Farr.
-lland Books 1
lintheletterhox at the entraneetoTlra]
w 8m once, addremed to ”World's
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used in the District if they are
in fair condition. '
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William ll. lerwin, the oyster grower
of Hillard, and his wife are now travel-
ing through California in the private
car the "Mayflower." They have al-
ready traveled over 4,000 miles.
Remember the place.
$3911.. L .
43 Washington St.
The Iockwocd Manufacturing com-
pany have laid ad fifty-six men. it is
expected that those retained will now
have work six days a week. The em»
ployee have been working only five days
a week.
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restaurant. Open all night.
Orland 1!. W. it. Hoyt and Lawyer
Scolield,of Stamford, counsel for Ire
laryAJ‘errileave filed a motlon' of
appeal from thedeeidorlofJudge They-
er. refusing to reopen the divorce judg-
ment granted Freiinghuyeeu Ferris on
December llth last.
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‘Wanted~i.lm Sunday Pr. ballots.
’ sated—2.!!!) datly Pram lnewadealers')
ballots.
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I endeavor to have everything
needed in this line and am told Tm
tidied stock any MIA ll. 1'0 9
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shall be very glad to bring and 00M! commit- tmvlins and
“WWW” for thstfromtherisetothefallof the cur-
mourwork.“
tainnotadullmoment is to be found.
Painting. Paper-hanging
The whole prugrammcis said to be full
andoverdowing with bright, spunk;
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1..;.1and Bologna.
NIT llIL
mudammdancesandcatchy special-
unnatural
aceompanledhyensseortwill beadmit-
lanthanum
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TheschoonerWlllism' Thompeoa,with
seargoofbrickforthc Saturn's new
building,ranonthel{eyser Island her.
whilecominguptheharborat lowwater
yesterday. Ontherising ride all.“
ed, and arrived at J. ll. Pevris'doek
without furthermishap.
Theadjutantgensvalhasirsuedorders
forthesnnualperadeofthemilitary or.
pulsations of the stale,fovouedayiu
lay, with Wpractlcsundeethedi-
rection of mlmsntal inspectorsofrille
m. and drill guard duly series-
leaded order under the luperv‘bion of
themlonsls camunndiag regiments or
offieldodicsrsdetaiiedbythsm.
Yourdeckhaadsonthe pvupellsrClty
of Norwalk were Baturday
afternoon Atllsfcicckthataightthsy
wsrsonQaiatsrdavenuetryiq toned
thercedtoNewYork. Arddsatdi-
rentedths-to thsrsilruad track-stirs
nearest meta-lat the-ta mason
is I bordsrtug Had withncidrewhsretheywsrewlng.
mead," said captain Charles Bervq
Towmrnd,of0cnnsoticnt. Thsesptaln
istamousasthsproisctovsudpwistset
prurastwof the great breakwater-ow
Mug “rusted by the W
stllswnsvsn.
“ltisagrandwork,"saidhe.' Thslrawklshbhs-
willhsofimmsasshensflttotheeountry lathshay at
dbtrihuted tothc audience. The price
forthssngagsmt will be reduced to
15,25and85cents.
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tedfrec. Onehundrcdeouveuirswillbe
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*llil “cunts and liltlnllms , .
‘ china and Japanese Mailings,
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Avenumathasshalll'ridayof
byascoreofllatotl.
board or the South Norwslk
churchfiwillheheldto-nlght.
liquorslntharedstoreat
River.
Saturday at 10 o'clock.
ing freight to New York.
The Union School Juniors
any ball nine whose members
preferred. Addre- Harvey
walk lethodist church are
arrangements for their annual
New Haven. The steamer
willhechartered.
was inaugurated yesterday.
and no liquor was sold.
fewdaya The one at the
—Pleaty of ice cream at
Washington street.
James P. Knapp, of Clay
undiBruss
els Carpets,
Shades and draperies.
W
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. court.
track at the depot on Holiday. April 17th. Also demonatl‘atiou
of theoelehratcdliighlandCream atour store,to show what a;
superior article it is for Codes and leeCream. Served free.
Alsooell andgeta free pm to go through thebeautiful our. ,,,
where you will be treated to delicacies prepared by this article: a .
Telephone Call.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
Leading Grocer. 33 Washington Street.
‘cer “Success” will be on the '
' 3-2e
The Islam dafuted theQuintsrd
laetweck
Theeuaualrneetiagoftheoifieial
lethadiat
um, Richmond deuies that hehas
eppliedforellcrnse tossll intoxicating
Firs lilo
The Young Hustlers»! Taylor avenue,
under the management of G. Cousins
audlhueh,willplaythel)eriensaext
—Best quality. Lowest prices. also
light lunch. lane's.“ Washingtonstrset.
ThepropellerEagIeb still on thebar
at InugBeach, and willprobsblyrernain
theresomedeyslenger.Thesteameran
can and the City of Korean—m
will play
are under
fourteenyearsofaga. theCentechbools
Crew, it?
South lain street,80uth liorwalk.Ccnn.
TheSunday school of the South Nor-
remains
excursion.
lt will be in July. to Pawson Park,above
Sunshine
A waragainstthemioonsinsumlord
Tbecivic
league, with‘l'ardeu Leedsat its head,
is back of the movement. Yesterday it
wasseenthateverysalcon wascloeednp
The two new fire alarm boxes have er.
rived and will be placed in position in a
carnerof
South Main and Monroe streets will be
number 25. and the one at Faiths-id ave-
true and Cedar street will be 4!.
Lane's, 5i
street, re-
ceived a miniature fullvrisged three-
masted schooner last week from George
"' “moi... J. Walsh left town this
morning for Jerney City. if. 1.. wherehe
has a case pending.
The I‘le' Auxiliary of the Young
he's Christian Amociatiou will meet
; p—mevrowefteruoon at cancerous.
'Gould Hoyt, Jr., and Joseph Whitney
rodetofiingfiiugycsterdayand sawthe
piecethrough which the two murderers
made' theirescape.
Thefuueralof Samuel Raymond was
held from his late rmldeuceonfitraw-
berry Bill yesterday afternoon. Rev. C.
I. Selleck emulated.
The meeting of the Entre Nous Banjo
club, which was to have been held at
George E. Cram’s home on East avenue,
to night, basbeen indefinitely postponed.
The general committeeof the recent
.(air of Company D and theAnlerican
Mechanics will mectat thearlnory to-
nightlacloaeupthehusine-of the
alfair.
lies Nina Smith, daughter of llr. and
Ira. Edgar Smith, isdead at her home
in Danbury. She was a niece of Ilia
Amanda Smith, of Norwalk, who went
to Danbury Saturday.
Annie Ryan was arrested for drunken-
nemandbreachcf thepeaoe,early8uuo
day morning, on Knight street. This
morning Justice Coolidge sentenced her
to thirty days in jail.
Ii. Susie A. Young», formerly of
Norwalk, was married Sunday afternoon
to Walter H. Crofart. of Bridgeport, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. Mr.
(lamick in Keaton. They will reside in
Bridgeport. __~ .1 -1-
Thomas [rent wu arrested on Water
street, Saturday night, for amult and
nonaupport of his wife. lie was locked
upom Sunday.and this morning was
tried before Justice Coolidge, who lined
him '2 and costs.
The funeral of lire. Elbert W. Smith
gill be held fromtberesidencc of her
daughter. Mrs Frank Bailwitz, on [tel-
deu avenue. tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. Revs 8. ll. Watkins and L‘. If.
Company 1' will not drill tomorrow
night on account of a battalhu drill with
Company D. Friday night.
The old Comics shoe factory on Hoyt
strecthasbeen sold to CharlesF. Trist-
ram, of the tirmof Tristram a Hyatt.
Officer Northrop“ arrrntcd Cooper
Roberts last night, for drunkenness.
Justice (holidge tilled him .2 and costs.
He appealed. ‘
Mrs. Phebe Webb, widow of l). B.
Webb, died at Vail’s Gate, N. Y., yester-
day. aged about sixty-live years. Her
remains will be brought hereforinten
meat.
Warden Sloan announces that Special
0dicer June will, until further notice, be
on duty Sundays. His best will include
Franklin and Belden avenues, Harbor
avenue and the Norwalk freight house.
Rowdies congregate at these places,
greatly to the annoyance of law abiding
citizens. Officer June commenced his
good work yesterday.
Tuesday evening the Ladiee' Aid socie-
ty of the Norwalk Baptist church will
hold a sociable and supper in the lecture-
room. Wednesday evening Rev. George
E. Jackson will speak in the lecture
room on ”Life in the Dark Continent."
The Thursday evening meeting will be
omitted. Friday evening the Unionville
meeting will be held at Charles Hoyt‘e
WILL JAKE A TEST CASE.
new lam Oyster-ea (Ital- Ilsav y Darn-
agea of a lat-e Corporation.
A soil for heavy damages has been
brought against the American Oyster
company, who are working beds in West
Haven, but are supposed to hail from the
state of Main, in behalf of Ernest Ball
and others. A few years ago the Ameri-
can Oyster company purchased an old
claim which the plaintifi'e allege has
been worked by them for more than
thirty years The claim, which com-
prises some thirty acres of the beat oyster
grounds in the state, was recorded in the
name of Asa Curtis, of Jennie Cramer
fame. It was he who discovered the un-
fortunate girl's body lying on the bench.
Although recorded in his name he
never attempted to prevent some fifteen
we
tans. unowx~WhL Mrs. Smith. how do you .
How is Mr. Smith and thechlldren.
cept Jimmy. Doyouknow i was soangry
needles and sticking them in his clothes i gave him
It was not pins and needles at all. but shad bones.
take time to eat, and lately we have had shad for di
MR8. BROWN—You drwl't say! I never heard
llah.and since I began totrada at the People‘s
trash everyday.and the priceaare justas law
have a guild market, don't you think so ?
Well, here‘s um. street. Good bye.
JACKSON
Arrested as a Suspicious Character.
Oflicer Gladstone, of South Norwalk,
of a telephone dis-patch from Stamford,
to inquire about George O'Toole, a Nor-
walk boy who was under arrest in Stam-
ford as a suspicious character. O'Toole
was taken into custody early Sunday
morning. He had on a new pair of
patent leather slim. Upon being ques-
tioned he told the officers that he got
them at one of the Norwalk hotels.
the Norwalk Hotel Officer Gladstone
learned thati) W. A. Lockwood gave
from his home on Harbor avenue last
SaturdaLM _»
Mrs. latter Gregory. of Brooklyn, is
HRS. SMITH»0h. i am very well. thank
because I
HRS. hm~Yem I do; and l gue-
MBS. BROWN“ bye.
E. J. WADHAM
PElll’lE'S Hill“.
13 North Main on, So. Norwa
Telephone call. 524i. i Satisfaction guaranteed. 1
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COLUBI
tlre to repair. as we are willing to d
Second-Hand Columbine
From .10 to .50 in good ridesblo condition.
AT l.
U‘YEST PRIC
—'I'IIB OLD IIZLIABLE FIRM—~—
"" “"klfill‘ifilbil’h‘difibx' ‘1' BROTH ERS
at to Norwalk last night, upon receipt
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o! Suchalongtlrnesincel'vesceuyou.
yomandsois Ilr.8mlth and the children.ea—
wassurc haw-staking slimy pineand
ahardwblpphmand whatdoyou think?
Alnt it too bed 7 He's such a pig he can’t
nuer every day.
of such a thing. Poor boy. Now we like
Market we serum many. Theyeome in
as Kerr York prices. it is such a comfort to
everybody else thinks so. too, by theway it's crowded.
“FIEE IlEllVElll,
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llDIES' Hlnrlnnn nlcrclls
Ladies taught to ride gracefully in the least pus.
A BICYCLES
On entry terms and fully guaranteed. WHY not get the BEST E
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day. Mrs. Martinez. t'.‘
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Sire-«f. ti Al’l‘fl street, Norwalk.
Pronrletor
Prorlt's IAIKET,
21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone all. 5-7-3.
$70 to $120.
sihle time FREE OF CHARGE.
They cost no more; simplest
emonstrnte at any time.
g; sell all semnd-hand wheels
mr‘BIim I
WANTED.
ASTED~Furnished room. central loca-
tion. wltbout meal-I. by married con le.
Q. m gt
‘7' .1 ‘_ W
-\.\TI:D~Tvm or three good look linen.
Apply to the Kean d.- Doty Manufactur-
1- at at
ErlSMAKlXG bythe day. Terms. Chile
South Main at.
11 ‘ 1. _‘_~“_‘7_ 11 girl
.‘1 )1\! PETENT rl for general housework.
Apply lrnrn lately to Mrs. Edward
aid 1w
'7 air-“rm.
consonant PLAISS.
Bi
. _ ‘lYi-I rooms on Burbank .‘t ' t. VAWH~~_
the shoestot e oung man, Ol'oole ls !‘ lnxkllurbank. nl 50ml: gleam siflhdgf'h
slightly demon ad wandered away ‘ ”m" ’ ”931
LY one more of
Mrs. Win. B. Rider‘s
S
0 model cottages on Livingston Place to
rent from May 13:.
ply .\o. 74 West avenue.
All improvements. Ap-
aZl 1w
{EMENT uniler anllner‘d‘ barber shop,
“ashlngton 5x. a?!) llv
Knapp, a convict in Wetherrtlcld prison.
They served in thesame regiment dur-
ing the war. The vessel is on exhibition
in Gustav Pimr's barber shop.
other growers from cultivating oysters
on these grounds. Last Monday the
American Oyster company began
dredging for the first time, and as soon
asthe steamer returned to its dock it
was attached along with other property
belonging to the company. All the
leading oyster growers of this section
have combined and propose to makes
test case of this suit. The case is return-
able to the May term of the Superior
Court.
Selleck will ofliciate.
The cases of State against Ellison Wil-
liens and John Slattery, for frequenting
egambling resort. which were to have
been tried Saturday afternoon, were ad
journal for one week. Slattery having
turned states evidence. the charges
against him will probably not hepresscd.
Considerablealarm hasheen occasioned
by thedisapp-ranceof John Jones, an
oyuevrnau who ownee bust and grounds
near Bridgeport and New Haven. Jenn
waslastseenane week ago. It is sup
posed that in rowingtohia hoat,the
Anna W., he fell out and was drowned.
Bishlatwasfound laterintheweek at
the breakwater smashed to pieces.
The quartette choir of the South Nor-
waih Hethod'nt church, which has given
such acceptable service, closed their en-
gagementthere yesterday. lnbis prayer
after his evening melon, Rev. Ir.
Barnes referred in fervent wordsto the
memhsrrof the choir, bringing tears to
the eycsof many in the congregation.
The choir will beginan engagement nest
Sunday with the Norwalk Congregation—
—The membersof Our Brothers' Lodge,
1. 0. 0. R. are requested to meet at the
lodge room Tuadey afternoon at 1:45
o'clock to attend the funeral of our late
brother, Charles Berna, at his late resi-
dence on Newtown avenue. Per order,
Wltuslr Bl‘rrsar, X. (l.
A number of fishermen living in Nor-
walk and vicinity have subscribed euth-
cient moaeytostock thestreams in this
Ioaliry with young trout. obtained from
the fish commimion at Bantam. last
week 25.000 fish were let hxrse, and to-
Arn You Interneted ?
Among nationalities there are mani-
fested certaln trails or characteristics,
which recur under like circumstances so
frequently that when we mention a par-
ticular community or class we instinct-
ively think of that trait, and vice versa.
Bryce, the authorof the “American Com-
monwealth." in discussing American
traits. speaks of the slowness of our
people to take action, not only in check-
ing abuses but also in preventing them.
visiting her mother. Mrs. Caroline
Wyman.
During Thursday's storm the wind
blew the chimney off of David Tinckler's
house.
The funeral of Charles Barnes will
take place from his late residence at ‘2
o‘clock Tuesday afternoon.
State News.
Henry C. Spencer, one of Ansonia's
oldest and best-known retired business
men and formerly a shoe dealer. is dead
from a paralytic stroke.
0. E. lllarston, of Boston, a guest of
the New Haven House, was found dead
in his room. yesterday afternoon. He
had suicided by shootinghimself through
the head.
Eats-act From a Society Novel.
\ PA ilTMESTS corner Ann and Northvhlain
A streets. Possession May I. Lower part
i)!" hblfilsefl’s mama‘sfimdward avenue. below
r_e groan s. out put. a t ‘. .
“ landward. ‘9 ppli‘ o :4 [At
TWO convenient apartments, four and fire
large mm. new house. cornerStuart
avenue and Valley Place.
street.
"IX rooms of second floor ofr.\'0.4ls fl
5 atn‘el; rent. 5:2. Alan sill rooms at 5%. 265
rent. 9i}. Apply to W. W. Lester. of The (7m.
fut d: knapp Co. all if
' ‘iiE Woodward hvuuilnlertll. includin two
1 large burns, orchard. garden plot.
inquire Scalar
_a15.‘.’w
‘ wn.
eta. (an be leased for a term of cars. In-
q‘lllf!‘ of _C. swam. office of the Old {\‘ell Cigar
L0,. 23 \\ aslllngton at. m tf
“TURF: and apartment . 5:035: James
to block. Arnments in new house on Cross
street. lower nor. Possession at once. Ap ly
to E. St. John lockwood, trustee. ailtfI
‘TORE .vo. zlfvohh train as. If“; lib—o};
b "Huntington House " Henry grunt. East
Norwalk. A ly to J ha n. K new
street. South .Jorwalk. 0 map, In if“
W6 appartmehls. t rooms each. No. 0 An
:1‘ street, South Nora-elk. Apply to J. (3‘:
e. mi tf
.‘row
radii—til.
at church.
Chief Bylaurb. of Bridgeport. was
day 25,011!) more arrived. The enterprise
was started by C. N. Wood. The fish
will not be large enough to catch in three
We stand on the maxim, "he that
goes slowly goes surely." This is an ex-
EAR old home. light siditepring
‘ TEN-Y
K bu '. new extra wagon. blankets har-
ness anr other articles
Horse weighs eleven
oellorlt motto and being suited to our
ptrrprm let ususe it. “He that goes
slowly" implies that a start is to be
made. if nostart is made therein no
“gm" no point is reached; nothing is
attained. Perhaps it may he that. too
often, we have not commenced; have
made nostart at first. lthes resulted
from this that when we concluded to
“go" we found others so far in the lead
we did not then carry into effect the
resolution to start.
in the New York Press control, to
which. under the healing “lml
called to Barnum's winter quarters Sat:
urday after-neonatal with thee-bitum-
of Veterinary Surgeon '00th, de—
stroyedsevereloftheanimals. Theflrst
victlmw-elionwhichhedrheametisnr
so badly it wasuuabie to nasits hind
tsp. Two greyhounds saluted withthe
mangewsreths near to fall uudw the
dre,audlrrallyan than. Thelbes was
knockedors theheadwlthaaeae.
years. _____
Eliza, wife of George C. (blastock,
or Broad River. died in a New York hos-
pital Saturday night, after an am
to] operation for the removal ole tumor.
Ira. Comstock was taken to the hospi-
tslaweeksgosaturday. and at first it
was thought she would recover from the
operation. iler strength could not
withstand the shock. howevcr,and she
failed rapidly. M“ W 1.-
l‘raak Row. of Cranberry Plains. drove
soswlla “ml..-
AmWfllll-e'rw-IIO
“As the fair girl spoke. Rodeflck’a fees
fell, and she. with an im 'olrs gesture,
cast a scornful eye upon m."-——llarper's
fly wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with a very severe at—
tack of rheumatism. We could t hath:
ing that would afford her any re ief. and
as a last resort ve Chamberlain's Pain
hundred pounds. Suitable for an were.
sold cheap. For particulars inquireWharlea
‘ “alters. at Hull! dr Zelufl's. eat in
, liill-ZAT bargain. Beautiful Shoal r
1" u all. inquire «month Main “Adrift.
.‘mrvml . e33.
lfuit SALE—A dark real (almost black)
young mare. long mono and tell: an ex-
relleut stylish with: and driving anlmsl. Has
her-n llrll'l‘n byelally the past 'ear. Price,
also; no less. ll. M. Andrews.rll ’cst avenue.
afllw
A Litilll'f, daulille hammbbut “planted“
ant [I Ill, .1“. (‘0 I. W so
cheap. Apply avlhls office. n. it!
'rwoaumn shallpin‘;llllw 1...". sells
A thin dive feel six inches long; bottom
air feet w tie! Inl‘l neaflrly el ht ffet agate lop;
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Ire. John
Dunlap, of HM avenue. Hater-day.
The annual meeting of the Young
lsa'sChrirtlan rmocbtloa will be held
Themed Granville Knew. fares»
.uapcana-aslflrilthdlas hcsars-
goholasthe turnout was missing. and
nouacecfitcculdhefound. ilereporv
attire alettrr to the tallies. her they
, uaahlstulocatsthsaailnal. later
alto-learnedthat a mslnber of the
familyhaddrlveuthshorsshomeJutcnd-
hgtorsteluhrforelr.“ was ready
mphoms.bntwasdstelasd.
ass-ass masses-n. ‘0 30"." mm! “M“ ”d ““3“?" Pride," we made reference last Friday,
Thsrsisaharsrin thswstsv main on ”5°" on m“ 'm'" 'm' I” d"! we are flatunate, for we have through
Fitch'shill. somsshopping. When he was ready to
early active work securrvl a good start
for ourlocalcendidste. She has malu~
rained aperition high in the list. it re-
urslasforustosssthstshe"goes
stately.” liowcanwe accomplish this?
By earnest individual universal effort.
Your ballot here.andallyoucan secure
elsewhere. will swell the volume of
votes. it we send ballots enough to
Bridgeport. ll: Hartford. it: Waterbury
II; laridarh ll; New Ritaln, O; Ilddle-
tow-Jules: landoo, O; nsnbury. 1!;
Norwalk, 5: Annuals, 7; Derby, 5: Shel—
ton, !.
Real state manager—New Haven,
“.101; Wt. WM: Hartford.
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Balm a trial.
began to improve after the first applica»
tion. say by using it
soon able to
house work.
cont bottles for sale by (l. C. Stillean.
druggist.
If a New York millionaire gives a dia-
ner a; 5th meson “613m" strand . Will‘s
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{gathers at l m
0 our great surprise she
larily she was
:3“ attend to her
Johnson. of C. J.
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manslaunanarorma.
mammalian—game.
“hum-.msgsvsth-m
llr-ulers inquire of Moses
Main street. Nonth Norwalk.
mmmans dock. Frr further -
ll. times. an sown
as his
gnfrrlnr'rrmpfls.
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THREE Silili'frl ONLY. Ornament-lug
Thursday, April 27th.
W place l'orwalk's candidate among the ' Tslt lilollt Fun! Here It It!
cpeasdmdadjsaresdaetilasat Friday. Tomorrow areal; Edward Barter flrsrtwenty.slle“gorseurely.” mightgdomewtguvgm
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y or gentleman.
rulers, lit, 25c art 351:.
Reserved-saleousfleetthsasulplaers.
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children Cry for
Pitchers castorla.
children cry for
Pitcher's cartons.
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