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he Pen-liar Experience It I lino—Year-
‘ out last nerwnlk Bey.
little soil of Charles Keene, of
Fifth Ivonne, East Norwalk, had I pecu-
that he will probably not soon (emet- Misuse Jennie
house back 0! MI home, playing with his Ilillie Barnum, lire. Emma Whee
fellow,.jnat high enough toiookdown ”“m' 3“" 3m“ J“ G
' the chimney. thought it would be great
fun to down theflueintotheroom
below. ’ he Ittem to do and had
proceeded about ve feet on the
way down, when he dbcovered that the
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hibodytogothrough. ilewaswedged min ’ OIPortOhestu, was
even nmhe In on . Some workmen
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hg-dphesdhbne-gein thehands POM
dmlflq,woltheflenld.
The Inst time made from Boston to
12 hours and forty-eight
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toward-WWW“ the Efigm" W ‘ M 3"" d'fl;-_____________ Baron retiredstthelrusnalhou'r'l'bn:
Unitedstatato th-rnexttnennial 1' ‘ lore nahhw. dI nightandnwohe under I sense of
that com New Canaan.
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"Manon-c. the well-hour unmanmumamut
_-adlnhtsnd W resent-e- Wlknnhardtollswmltasa, .
m‘d ”Hawaii. lire, Itthh wuennitedinmsrriegeatmm o’clock
Wham enndltionathis to-day. The‘csremonywaspsrfiormsd
'I‘ttpettnbstnmthmltdn bykev.Jsma I‘l'aylor, presidentct
Vamarcollegstat the handsome home
0‘ the bride’s paint, Ir. and In.
[Int-e. {launxnamtwmavenun Only
m himrehtivesotthebmllywers prosnt. T."
The bride's column was white mtin,
M trimmed'with (inches-lace. She wore
Itulle veil. with «age bin-urns,“
carried a bouquet of pink sweet pear. old
PI"- The bride's only attendants were lliss
mJulieFerryKnapp,nieeeotthehride.the chapte
and Easter Rudolph Knnhardtmephew Pam’s“ clerk inthe '
otthegroom. Followingthecerernony locomotive orbnandbomotssection
a reception was held, when Caterer “.de '-
Ilaresi.olNew York,serredenelabonte heAnlererpalrhwm’nthofi
collation. Theflonldseoratiouaweremulutil terthenillswentto
5! arranged by Boole-d with exquisite “'9‘“th ”Mum“
llr. [ltd It's. Knnherdt have “”3”" '
Theywentonttopsrties
lb laud lauiIsKellogg gave I re-
last on“o'i“tomo°ti.‘3ifm"”“§l
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llsrerpenence’l'huredsy atternoon,one herhirthli’ay. A thegnestswere himtocometotbendiceatonce,ssb
smifi, [mu amt”, mother was sick. When the eon arrived
He was on the root of a onestory wash Anna Peck, Minnie and Aimie Wiron. It the physician's hours he was interned
ler thathbmothcrhaddiedin the Putnam
brother. about eight years old. The little ”‘1 learn “‘5‘ 8' Ambler, 6W lar- Hm‘ around the corner.
Edwardfitreetflohn and athan unt- thebo thsthe did know of In. Bill rmerrotr.stocked it with flrh,andonght
Boston. The being thehotelnntil Dr.PtttnIlntold tohavennthoritytoccntrolit.
hostem receivedanumberof handsome
The marriage of Ii- Lulu llIude
wasnotlargeenough to allow twmerlyotthiscity,“ Raj:- “mm'floafimlfflwm lmaummunez'fnuo-u-
insotightlythathecould not more or ineditthehomeotthebride’spalentsin “M“mw‘“
Greenwich,onWednesday atternoon at
near were theothsrbroth- 4:!) o’clock, in the finance at about
Inn-found» he imped- Avery ' able ‘ olthelnde- “unwanted-Imam “WV-Mathew
clnbwas withlammpm,wmwetmdfimgwhotormm
nish 'iu’ robbing 3“,. Blake ._ a.“ band becameconrlneed thatthework was not
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marfielflhrowghthemwd S‘M' Bay Comatock waI iniuatedaudtwo " V . glllthatconldhedesired. M I
dhwdflleflhhm EelIlderilll Thenextmsetingwillheheldwithzhnr- Smithtoohbimhometogive him lodg- “I“ "’9 cement “id il 0‘ '0 1300'-
. li- Once w. l'. Ida moor, . awa. Theka also showeeridencee
“SONIC CORVBM’WN. F. m lead, 3. H. W “A JF'N'“ terday mormnghetound that some one
Kellogg attended Professor . . nt-
Althonghthitimewmtweuty- m “w" on“ “”m’ h,“ ti I dancing cllll- reception in ct.»
gefield one last night. tv
scheduled.the fidecall 0n Tuewdey morning.” lit o’ckrck, in erer Ilenblern, oi New Haven, served
In. More Keller, wife 01 the en
placethe annual conventionof the most Ki r 0‘ “KN“"u'm ic
”'2 ' . the . 8°“. Elect:
Arch lacon- ol immuou' ' t. and pa'mm' fguthon‘ film-ooml'msho win]: 1:
meeting in Hartlord nut year. which lb Jennie Herritt. “Gauge avenue,
hundredth Innircnery visited I few days this week with lies
body. Atthe Annienstermntthe Birdssllilouee,
Rev. 8. '1‘. Graham. now room or
W great Trinity church, It. Vernon, expects to
move {rem Norwsikto that place early
DIEGUSBING Nflwuluhol.
A tasoimting pictured thepossihm. Interest ta ta. Ian-st l-ewnd linen
ted.
Consolidation in again being disco-ed either 0! the towns.
' in Wk? circles of Norwalk and Booth
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one 'of Glut”!!!
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wear. from 1 the once ‘j
(“in on FllllE.
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olKlngrlInd, n.1,,udiuuotmw "’0" "I": re ("Wilma
m Benton, or women-thaw
wIlk died at ‘l delooklsuev-rtngtn Immumlwpmmgmu
warranted-elm. not hip-manual... III-how
home. .ythIhew-Iningto .mmumum
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together. and
It the manyrsrtim firm the Hilh
Tsylorwar waysa in guest. he
talked, but Dr. Bill apparent!
didnot let the lrienddlip between h
wile-ad the young fellow die-
turb him It
Last Itdo'clock one of their
sons. Darwin ill, received a telegram
from Dr. Putnam. of 115 East Twenty-
Ierenth street, New York. req '
Illa-ear '
, Overtnn, of the Putnam House,intormed has paid well (or all the property for its
himolherillnem. Henidvthstahesnd
lmmammmammuw w
W” Walter J_ m M 'i'.‘ malls 0' THE STATE.
Expert stone masons have been at
”warmer-rounds... workeraminingthetonndationsolthe
sun’sm, a. colored menlimantieltormslsehool. This
ingforthe night. WhenheIwoke yea- quflitr thtt it i- tlmdr crumbling
that it (I '
had stolen $9 from him. Smith was 11;. .mwetlm figuflwmflfifl
missing. Blake reported the facts to altogether out of program. They re-
Chiet'hmn. Be lesrflnfedotihst Smith had port that thecontrsct not been tilled.
pnrc I new . PM“. '90” Aman‘sbod wastoundintheelectric
shots and other mick- “In mormns- lightstatiou cinniItBtrmi bun by a
The Smut: Norwslk emcee: were put on gut gunning wild flowers. ”ft had been
his inch. Ind he VI! Mind in a “I‘m" in the water two months. was covered
onltailrmd Place. The '"oncr mm with a rubber coat and was poorly
turned cm to Chief 0' 01308 DIIIII- dread. A n with the initial letter
This_ morning he was. bronchi helore "B‘fwsson tie. The body ieswait
Justlce Austin. who drowned the we ing identification. in. thought that the
Theflouae yesterday pound the lol- . ocatrnnJohnd W". m
. _ . within I patent folding bed, which had
lowlng btll relating to fishing in this 01"“! W. Inticott worked hie
Vicinity. head out and med his vocal organs until
Section 1. No person shall draw,set I servant arrived and ertr-loated the
orueeany seine.net. pound.or reboot twain-
innrduw'fllflo‘ 100! 1"!“ Quitessensstionhaabeencamrdin
lounduorof anyolthomeh 0! "III? New Haven b the elopement cilia.
Blmwl W- Hoyt. Jr» 01 13¢ka! "0 tsrles thereto. Iy north olalinedrswn Albert 11 . MM”... M
_ nae. isspendingnlew days with relative from the Strut! thorns, in the omen wi _' ‘ Osborn
f" in Norwich. concise-mic Penfleld w ' my ' "hm"
_ Iighthouse,andthencson said Pentield
Beet to the shore or mainland in the
townolFIirlhld. ~
file I. Whenemthereehali bonny
doohtastowhlchotthead towns
has jurbdictlonol the place w an
oflense thissctllsabeencomrnttr
oaensemay-be prosecutsdlo -
fine. 3. Every person violating the
provisional this act shall he fludnot
exceeding“).
ctvll Iervtee Mull-I.
The eramlnatlonol candidates {or
positionsnscsrrietaandclerksattbe
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ledesti tee!
figment. "W
Horace Johnson. the Haddenr weather
from it to 17.
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James Perry. oi Huntington, b
of her daughter. Ira. Charh
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Harry Sherwood, 01 (he.
been madlnfia’tew day-with (deeds in
In J. It'moo'rlwooa and «we:
linnie, at Brooklyn are gust-ct Ira.
stun.
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a” 300 Yellow are Pie Plates .............................. 3c each
- and constantly
.... which is a new addition to our well estahiiahe‘d store, has new. Wet-Io. . .
How ma'nytinles have youbeen asked during theiast feh‘
weeks the question, “Are you going to the World’s Fair?” ‘ We
hope you have nothad tomplyu‘yours ohediently”has—No, m m .. fl
cannot a lord it. But no matter what your answer may have .
heeu.youcmwell aflordtovisitonr storeduringthenextfew W .
days. Hyouareshortof moneymakewhat yonhavegoas far We buy for cash Indiellat
as possible, and nowhere can you find a place where it will have the lowest cash bath; "
more purchasing power than with us. We are going to give Onretockoi‘
especialattenfiontofloueefumishingGoodsinthiead. We
3;; toavarl ourselves of some of the space they occupy for ““1 P‘PEB'
505 int,black enameled handle, Cofl‘ee Pots ..... ....... 1
50 6 Elm, black enuneled handle, Coffee Pots; .............. 23cc “moo“ 3
28072111“ black enameled handle, Coffee Pots ................ 27c
ancy Muted French Chine Sauce Dishes. . . . ...... 69c doz
75 Glass 8 Shakers, nickel top ........................... ' ——um—
35fnncy Plates, gilt decorations ............ , . ....19c each , '» ‘
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:20 mmmemolriwotmwm .......... .932 m: """F-“s “Wig ,
igonCmDme .......... , ...... . ........ .....24coaoh “'M'WMW ' , 72+” ‘
u cov 10ceach I. *2 1*
$091111”Muffin“!(Eugenia.1i..."ted ....... d ............ tic each .. ‘
0 china, noun ecora Cuspi ors ........ Wench ' *
300Decorated China Bugger Plates ....................... 3ic each our wan WEE
1.000 dozenClotheIPine ....................... ....6dozenfor5c - ’ -
loolip yellowwmlt' ' Bowls, largesize........l7c each stock,altho hl'ncomflftg; m, y
5 112 page DecorawdDinnergets, actualvnlueof whichis sisteof oveggztmooro and!!!
tlb to 016.... ......... . ............ . .snle price $11.98 each dengue, which isIn "
500Jn eseTeapots. ................................. 9cm]: selectedfrom mottheleading
1,000 xes Tooth Picks ................................... box manufacturers of the country.
LOOOGIasISauceDishee ..... ............... ...... ..... each Our stock,in the otherlines
2001ndigoNa ice ....................................... mmepecificdisfuflyasoomflgfi",
500 Japmese Salt Shakers in Decorated China ............ to each
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100 silvered Wire Tea Pot Stands ......................... (it: each ’
fgofoastlilngforksuu....fi ............................. munch . . 1 .
, 4 inc cut, _Beet wn owers. guarnnmd ........ $4.09 each - . "4‘, I
. Different sizes boy's Veiocipedes and Wagons to be sold at Plumbing, " '1
prices so low you don’t want your children to go without one. a F . ‘
In connection with the above we will place on sale to-day Tin m M E L
1,502 ”2831';ng qllllligc Unbleached lilluslin, yard wide, an: who; '.
won us y ring r and. owever. we want see' you”...
wecanstiryonup. pe y . I. it“.
Price will hurt _3-4c per who l0 yds will be the mfifi'fi
Inn to anyone customer. ... m m; “m .
83 Washington Street. W
’ 8E0. VII ILSTYIE. Prop. fiwswm “‘8'
H.“ KRIEGER, swm ms:
MllllNEliY Mill fllllAKS "WEE?”
Mahackemo Hotel Block. usurmnsrrtr’u‘lfi
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The large businms done in our Hillin De ment durin if p
the past few weeks is tellingeridsuce of e att'ararztione we or: “amms Fm . “is
oflenng therein. Our display of Trimmed Hats is always largo “
' ' changing y the introduction of new i ens. and N 8.“! ct. W
avoiding the repetition of any one It 10 toooften. Those visiting orw ' , -" . 1.1"
our store will be delighted with our lay of faintest-Irene. in:
Trimmed-Hats and Bonnets. 225 a Mo
Also our large and chrefully selected stock of as .1 .21?
a . 93"”?
llntrimmed Hats. French flowers, Feathers. ' , '
. lillinoy Novelties. Straw Braids. etc. NBWJEIENEM
w Lugs: 3f immune-11% who :6, not require fancy 1m... gig-{mm “doom a
con elr udgmen save t. ’ ' 'x’
. J per can by W10 38 Jone."- DAK'"§ .
of us.
Our Cloak Department,» Wfig
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great
many ladiesto theirmonc Ithome inatesdofbu “ ' ....
their Clocks out It herzoiore. Onr stock or Gigi-hag Millie 1mm ‘1'
and Capes. although dersbl reduced at present, still con- ‘ m
thins quite a number of novelties wear. We w ill men- , ‘
tionafewofourspecieltiesinthat t:
. DIEB’ cLO'rl-l ,onprss.
edthesttentionoiuanxrml manybuyersand hascauaedn
theci
withOolnmbian moire-”collars in'l‘sn, Black,Brown,DIrt
Sohgnwvd'é m‘fiomo. 1323' enough on“
- ‘ ’ e
worth'tlzoo. An elegnt line of ’8’
BLACK SATIN CAPEB.
KERSEY CLOTH JAOKE‘I‘S
unwmhx'lh’éohfa “fig'rtmol
woman's. ., mo
Eton and Blessi- suits
walnut-1' Ii" H
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