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w . - p . - ~ Comstock Brothers “Clothiers.
f STUR.£%¥§A§1;DSANNBSW§JIE NORVlV-ELOICUSES’ , Store Opsnrfrom 6:30 Every . Morning. ,Uritil 8:00 Every. Evening. 1
TWICE TRIMMED TlCKINGS.
Fonnders' day was celebrated at Lafay-
ette college. Eaton. Pa.
Continued drought has calmed a water
famine in Great Brimlu.
Pool and Billiard Cham lion John Rob
. arts ssllsd‘for his home in dngland. '
rosin ASSAILAM‘ nitrous».
The {intro Who Auanltsd Ilsa Kline and
Ilsa Ennis Under Arr-st;
HARTFORD, October zit-A negro who
undoubtedly commitwd the assault on
Miss Niles and Miss Ennis at Poquonoek.
_ The great fortunes of our day have all had their start in
udicious investments and by carefully looking after each small
Interest day by day. Now there has not been a time during the
To the From!’
1
” t TRICK was THE sou:
‘ BRUTAL“ ASSAULTED.
DABIEN EXCITED OVER. A BOLD
OUTRAGE.
NOIWALK oursnuo n reor—
ssu. is sriurona
last twenty-five years when it would pay ou better to look close-
ly after your dollars and gents than it willrto-day.
Now we do not claim to sell every article in our store cheaper
than everybody else. yet in the whole you will always find us a -
m' Academy 'l'sans "his I Gauss from
the 1'. ll. 0. A. Boys by I Score of Ten
to tour»; Close and Exciting Struggle
. in IN“: Both Sides Dir! Good Work.
Stamford was a little more successful,
yutsrday. than. Danbnry was on Satur
day. in paying up old scores. as Betts'
Academy football team succeeded in do»
{eating the Y. M. C. A‘s,of Nor-walk,
a'fter a close and exciting struggle, by n
wsscaptured by the police here.‘ He
Is six feet tall and otherwise answers the
description Miss Ennis was able to give.
lie was covered with sweat and had
evidently been running hard. He gave
the name of John Tyler and said he
belonged in Pennylvania. In his pocket
was found a slungahot or .“blsckjack.”
bound with heavy strings and straps, I
buckle protruding on the end. This had
he linkers-yearning Daughter of In.
John Stevens rights Desperately to Pro-
servs her Good Rama-Tho can In the
Bands of I Lawyer. ‘
‘Darien people, particularly the rela-
tires and friends of the young lady con-
cerned, are greatly incensed over a bold
and outrageous attemptatassault, which
occurred last Friday evening on the road
One of a gang of thisves was killed by I
cltlsens’ posse in Pottsrsvllle. N. 3.. and
another wounded. ' '
The old home of Stephen A. Douglu in
Washington has been bought as a legatlon
home for Mgr. Sntolli. .
Rev. Dr. Duncan Macgrogor of Philadel-
phia. who is charged with falsehood and
croir‘i‘duct unbecomiogu minister, must stand
t . "
Rev. Benjamin Griffith. D. 1).. of Philav
dolphin. generalsecretury of the American
‘ the
hellllarvu
siderable sum.
Axe and cho
lines ' .
trifle on some things and a good deal more on others.
how if you cansavelfour or five. cents on each purchase at
end of the month you Will find it has amounted to quite a con-
..This week we are. going to use our old-fashion. Broad.
p great-big chips off of the regular prices on several
Now if you have any wish to be on Astor or a Vendo
can get a start m;the right direction by visiting us.
angina
_ Paper,
rbilt you
from that place to Rowayton. The vic-
Baptist Publishing society. dled suddenly
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,mb mood on it. Twenty—five pair full size comfortables for 68s each, which is
Wall.
score of tentofour. Be “3' 350'“ “ll"! tim was Miss Fannie Mulliken the -
There was considerable delay in start- years old. It was at first thought that dang...“ 0. Mn. John 3mm“, 0, km, “fixf‘fgxfi, low manager 0! m a Clear savmg to you of 19c each. n:
log the game. The Bette boys opem-d MISS Niles milll'lefi might [WOW fatal. ton avenue. Darien. She is eighteen New York branch of Levi Strauss' dry' 4 One hundred and fift— a d “11— 1 d fl 1 . a
thchslf qitha flying wedge, but there but both women WI" probably “00'9“ years of age and of very attractive ap- 8W” “’m i“ S“ F'““°i"°°"°°k M” 0"“ ' V This r' ' r l 'y‘g r S :1 Avon te anne , 190 yard. I“ ts.
had fumbl behind he line and Miss Niles i583 ears old. ‘ ' ' “‘“u m“ “m” ‘ ‘ " ’ ' p l“? SM ifs-)0“ llc )ar ' =31" = ”
wants 0 i Y pearsoce. She has been lmng for some AVING BEEN URGED B} I-
tbs ball was downed wttba bear lnss ' Tyler gives conflictio storiesof his ‘ “ ' ‘ ‘ “Ml?" “03" “WNW“ Quill? at ~ » - .. . - T " ”‘ "‘ . . G
. y b s. . tune at the home of Robert Raymond in Emmi... Km, m 50“...“ one mm o. my many {Hands and pa- Ten pieces cui'tnm scrim, 430 yard. This price saves you 30 ._ g ..
After thls the battle waxed warm, both w ere-mun Tuesday night. In his Rowayton. . beer.was sentenced in so days mm...) m“ to continue in the per yard. at on
sides displaying great skill. Centers pockets Were found letters addressed to The story told ton 5.1mm“, reporter puyuflneoimand costs of trial and to 9 ,"
Boot and Shoebusinese,
_ . .I will show my up reels
tron of their interest an kind-
. uses by so doing; I will reduce
all prices. Every one mav pur-
chase the best goods for lowest
prices. I mean standard goods
which are far more economical
than so called cheap articles.
unfit for fall and winter wear
Everythin will be placed with-
in reach 0 every customer
[I 8. Watson, which is believed to be
his right name. The negro was given a
hearing at Windsor, and bound over in
$1,000 for trial. He claimed to be inno-
cent. but to be in the company of a man
who broke into the house. He could not
account for the presence in his pocket of
the slung shot, wet with the blood of his
victims.
were rushed time and time again with
but small gains. At this stage of the
game very superior guarding was dis-
played on Norwslk’spart and by this
the ball was worked nearer and nearer
Botts’ goal until G. Lauder scored a
touchdown. W. Lauder failed to kick
goal. The half ended with the ball still
neartbe center. .
In the second half much better skill in
guarding was displayed by the students,
and after a small gain by the Norwalks
on the opening V, the lads from the new
city made steady gains and scored a
touchdown. A punt out was made. but
the attempt at goal failed.
The time for the game was draw»
gives bond of 82.000 to not again engage.
in the liquor business.
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'l'wc ty different BUDJBCtS in framed
each. T is price saves you 51c each.
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_One lot ladies’ white skirts, four and five tucks,
This price saves you 16c each. ‘
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,_()ne lot ladies' white aprons, 10 different styles,
This price saves you 50 each.
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Ten pieces extra Winter weight serges, all wool, all colors and
black...-l5c per yard. This price saves you lie per yard. Think
what it would save you on a whole dress.
by Mrs. Stevens. the girl‘s mother,was as
follows: "Fannie had been here to spend
the afternoon, and started logo to Linksy
mond‘s about bo‘clock, intending to take
the 5:17 train from Darlen to flowayton.
Just before reaching the depot she was
overtaken by James Dlnan. formerly
employed by Grocer J. B. Ballard, who
asked her where she was going. She re-
plied, 'To Rowsyton,’nnd he asked her
to ride. as he was going there too. As
my daughter had always supposedwhim
to bea gentleman she got into the carriage.
While going through the piece of wood
near Bog Hill. Dinan made improper
proposals and caught hold of her cloth-
lng. Fannie became frightened and in-
sisted on getting out. Diuan at once
stopped the horse and she gathered up
one or two packages she had and got out
of the carriage. The fellow also alighted.
and catching hold of her attempted to
pictures, size 20x30, We
But on a Tombstons. Wrapped In I Must.
to l‘rightnn lilo Friend.
Eco Hanson Crrr. N. J.. Oct. wrilarry
Maurie. a prominent young man of this
place. is lying at his home with a bullet in
his lung. Menzic and ills friend, August
Faust. had been talking almut ghosts in
the Rural cemetery. Mannie said that he
had frequently heard unearthly sounds
coming from the neighborhood of some
tombs. Faust ridiculed this and said that
Mcnzle was a coward. ’
That night Menzlc put asheet around
him. smeared it. with sulphur and seated
himself on a tombstone in the cemetery to
frighten Faust when he returned home. Is
he had to pass by the cemetery. When
Faust approached. he was confronted by the
ghost. and drawing his revolver: shot at it.
Menzic fell to the ground mortally wound—
ed. Faust is almost crash! with grief. He
has not been arrested.
SHE‘HELD THE FORT. r
Mrs. Guitar Made It Lively [or the War
290 each.
Call and Examine the
F in’e Stock of
20c ‘ each,
‘Will Receive From A
FOUND OVER 82.500.
.l. T.’ Prowitl Company.
Mr. Curtis. of Slrntfcrd. Profits Through
a Bachelor’s Psonlinritlss.
Bulmsroar, October 26.—Wlfll0 rip-
ping up a floor in his house in Strutford.
a few days since. sgentleman named
Curtis found a considerable sum of
ing to a close and it looked money stowed away between two of the
likedarepetition of Saturday‘s contest. floor beams. The house was formerly
but Stamford's boys had a trick to work the property of the late Benjamin Ufl’ord.
yet. The ball Went out of bounds. One and since his death has proved to be the
of their halves took it, and, behind a hiding place ofnfortuuo.
stonewall front. came in. touched it Ulford wasa bachelor'and ‘died with- threw her on the ground. She get the
down and was spinning it doon the field out making a will. as ho had a supersti- best of him. however. and begged him to
before the Norwalk boys realized what tion that he would die immediately after desist. Dinan said he would accomplish
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len pieces of Hop Sucking in blues and blacks, all wool goods,
at 47c per yard. This price saves you 15-.lc per yard.
s w A’—
ln our millinery department we would say we are prepared
to give the best of work. and prices to suit the times, viz., way-
down. We will also be pleased to use ladies’ own material. Trim-
ming, 25c. ' '
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Columbian Souvenirs
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Two hundred setts, Six cups and six saucers, line white china.
tentcups and saucers, 69c per sett. This price saves you 31c per
sot .
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$4.00.
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Gent’s Shoes, ".80 ‘
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was being done. The touchdown and compiling such a document. The heirs his purposeor kill her and again renewed Wh".w“"d “' 3"“ 3‘" Lathes ”0 ’00 W“ 50““ “ “than“ M ,
o“ d n. l f - ' » . ' « , l’AssAlli. h. J,. Octal—Constable Kev— ,. -
3 ma e 8 score ten to our in Stsm— to his estate knew that he was possessed hlB efforts to get control of her. Fannie itt of m... city had n rm.” mm. in trying Boyg’ “ _75 “ 2,0”,
lord’s favor. Time was called soon after- of considerable more money than the ee- resisted desperately and told him he g, Mic. M... “wry Gum... of its Stats! . Photographer Nonh
ward with the ball in the center of the tate apparently inventoried anda search would do neither so long as she had ercet. \V'benhKobitt wflent lto the house. Misses’ “ '1‘,0 “ 1,50, I
field. “33“le “1 the finding 0f 0"" 32.500 strength todefend herself. During the i a wounds ‘33 “d ”‘1' “Mm“ 1‘" 1° 19,; ' .
The behind-tho-line work of the Nor- Mr. Curtis bought the house in April. severe struggle which ensued the ignfizvttitt‘smnxg ggfin?:“mfn;aanr::: Children’s “ .20 “ 1.25 I V A kriaiidi‘rtfi?e onmsflne Dew-w ‘wssth '
"I“ was excellent. “‘1 withalittle 1399- The heir!» although they do not girl's dress and skirt were torn from it. When he attempted to carryout the *- \ ,. ,, ‘- R‘s“ ‘W
more tactics it is enersll thou ht that rofr-sato have an claim to Mr, Curing h badl 3cm bed. bed. Mrs. Gunsl- emptied the contents of n _
p g YE 'g . p . . y . . er and her face was y . w kerosene can over him. Richard Ryan. 002' Photograp °
they would have come 0 Victorious. find. are trying hard to ascertain Its Innan. finding he could not accomplish the mm” “1mm“ present Mm took a Q I -‘;-.,
"Dave" Raymond in the line was inviuc‘ value, while he is very reticent about it. his design, gathered up my daughter's hand in this ”mm". when 31'“ iialter bit _ .,. 4-. . m hwe them m‘:.'":~c ;
this and worked liken beaver. The op ~—-~— « ren y or - M
packages and handed them to her.
While she was occupied with these and
him on the head with a flatiron. knocking
him senseless.
posing halves and full also did good UNANIMUUS IN ITS ACTION.
Christmas cuts. ”
and you will get this
Beautiful Souvenir.
George Vanilslyne, Proprietor, *
83 Washington Street, -'
now ,
Go to Theodore Olsen’s”,
den
_5Ecll1\'l) SALE OF— .
Ladies’, Missses' Men’s and Boy’s Shoes. ESTATE
Special Sale
. ____.___. _ . . . Mrs. Halter then undressed herself and
w . M . R to as or no r ‘ . .
ork r ussell ac d u p is The nub“, “hum" my“ me Pm- arranging her torn clothing, Dlnuu again got mm the bed mth her children and
Norwalk. M, .,.,.....,....,...., m.......c......., turned on her. bul she threw one of the claimed tlmtshcwusluo m m be moved.
Kevitt could in a policeman. but he would
not interfere. She still holds possession of
her apartments.
bundles with considerable force at him
threatening to kill him if he
laid hands on her, and also
said she should have him arrested.
This threat apparently cowed the fellow .
fol-he got into the carnage and drove.
off."
The girl went home as quickly as
possibly and the family were given the
details of the attempt. Mr. Stevens has
consulted Attorney Hurlbutt, of Net'-
walk. in regard to the matter, but is
undecided whether he will have Diuan
arrested or not.
DANlll'llY. October 26 —The Trimmers‘
Union. voted Tuesday evening to .feject
the propositions made by the manufac-
, turers. The meeting was held in the
The mm son 0‘ August Lawson. Of Opera [lease and was one of the largest
Georgetown, fell into a well on his futli-
er’s premises, just before dusk Monday
afternoon. and was drowned.
The boy was about two and one half
intro of age and very bright. The well
had no curb. but was simply covered
our. with a trap door in the top of the
covering. through which water was bad
ed up. The door tree usually kept locked
so that children could not open it.-
Mondsy it was carelessly left unlocked.
The little fellow was playing in the yard.
DROWNED .l.\ A WELL.
A Little Son of August Lawson. of
Georgetown. Mecisa sad Death.
0. ll. HARVEY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer.
Are you going to Pickle?
Pure Clder Vinegar.
4 years old; low price.
Small Pickling unions
Lobigls \‘Illry Stock Doomed.
PHILADELPHIA. Uni. 21i.——l~1xcitementwas
transferred from Reading to Lelllgli Va!—
ley. and this stock on heavy buying and
quick sales advanced from 33‘. (039. The
oliicillls of the company (li‘lly that them is
any cause for the strength outside of the
stock being worth (Tilllsltit'l'liille more than
it is quoted. it is, however, learned that
while an indirect deal is being formed.
there is some sort of anurrangcment by
which the llehigli Volley and the Reading
companies u Ill be benefited.
and best conducted gatherings the Union
ever held.
The propositions had been printed and
distributed previously and the debate
upon the matter was brief. The vote to
reject the propositions was unanimous.
Mrs. Ellen Footc. president of the
Union. said this morning that the Union
stands at present exactly as it did before
the manufacturers proposed the change.
Two of the propositions were included in
TRIAL Ot‘ FLORENCE HAWLE“.
Reed stays the Democrats Were Afraid.
iios'l'ox. ()ct. ‘s'tl.~»(‘ongresenlan T homas
ll. Res-ll of Maine arrived here and in an
513 pr. Lmlics‘ Turn and Hand Welt Shoes, worth $4.50, at
2.00.
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Begun Yesterday In the Criminal Superior
- “'9 Wm" “limmwund “1059 will” into-vim will: “1 two bad unydoumu are a flu 'c w' h t , 00d 11m r. Ladies: 'l‘i Shoes 0 on ’tllll U. S. worth ‘3 50
“a. It is supposed, ventured too ncar'the main as they were The proposed changes ow" " Bridgeport. to the ultimate passage of repeal. and the house Wifeor'l“? hdt’e thliein‘both $4 00 p - p ’ p t ‘ ' ’ b ' at
opening and losing hls balance ‘9." into delay is due to the half lll‘flrlotllll‘flfi of n ‘ Q " "
The oft-postponed trial of Florence
[lawlcy (colored) for murder. was finally
begun yesterday. in the Superior Court.
were rejected entirely.
A Fire in Stamford.
the well. His mother missed him.and
273 pr. Misses’ Kid, Spring Heel Shoes, worth $2.00, at
unable to find any trace of him she went
$1.25.
majority of the lb-mwmts who favcrlt.
and who now have not the courage to ap-
ply closure to meet the enwrgcncy.“
WHITE AND RED.
4‘
”if“ "'9‘" 399"“ MW" ”he saw her Sunroof). October ltd—Fire broke out criminal side, before Judge Hamersley, __-M.-_--,....,-_.-,_.. 1- _ llil pr. Child's Kid. Spring Heel Show. Sizes 5 t0 5, worth _0F--
'0'” cap “mm” on the surface or "he at 10 o‘clock last night in the third story and will be prosecuted to a conclusion. , ‘ wn'f'“? "’ m” “'1'," ““f‘l"; . . Glee“ lllllllllles, “ $1.25, at ‘I 50.
water. She gave an alarm and some 0' “ Mimi” 0“ Atlantic street. owned The accused i“ the ""9 0' 5°“ ““w' l M“.r“\]xkluhhitmy.“Fndlilit‘llliwlrlzil‘; [50 pr Men’s Golf Lace Shoes worth $2 50 at £1 “5
neighbors quickly "'“punded' _ by Fitch A Elm-t. caused by the explos- ley. now serving a life sentence in' Stale .3 £319.“...th “7m. in bed “10.13....” or smell Penllfls. ' , . _‘ L’ _ ‘ ’ ' " '
The well “'33 dressed “m1 ”‘0 "Mk,“ ion of u lump-in an insurance agent's prison for the same crime. The victim him, Michael Zorro. nu ltnlian photogra- G. n ' ‘ Ill pr. Buy 3 Hand bowed Shoes, Sizes 11 to 13, worth $359. at
body was found. From appearauccsllfe oilics. Before the llremen subdued the was Mary L Muuson. a parental" of pher.lit-oiltwu'hullt‘lslntuhin {mi}; and}; “IE" on , $1.35.
had been extinct buta few mmum' A" llmnes several hundred dollars‘ damage John flawley. 0n the 21st of December, '::;:,:LL1’:;|'¢ M'cmw” lww'm‘ '5 m lemons ”’““""“‘
cflort was msdeto resuscitate the boy ‘ had bet-n done. principally to the in- 1891. at Huntington. she was brutally I ‘ .1”--. ' ‘ ‘
h“ i“ was unsuccessful. “l“ parents suranceofflce and to the gmcery store butchered. The murderer shot her twice “Pl"? ”" ”"3”" ”“25“" ”""°" . ““51,”
arshcart ”Wk" 9'" the mm“ on the ground floor. occupied by Mr. and than struck her over the head with ofEi‘rrdr‘ii—msdid‘é 32";1’,:l‘:l“:‘:gi::g’r§l 20 “)3 Good Sugar ’ re 86 n s
”"WWW "”7477“ Fitch. ,, ..-._ g an axe. Circumstance! pointed low-rd ~.,' ,_ "mi in.» '5 {on home u.- hon I ' . " . Ha d Pan Pnces
SCHGOL EXEB‘ [8E8 UNDER A ”UMP CHAIN“. John HflWlEY» her 0010!“! lOWf- “9 dadghter of the lnto’ldeutennntGeorge“£15. I‘OR \ r J
do Long. the arctic explorer. took place
at the Church of All Angels on West End
avenue. _ , , . -_.
Left a Baby M the Doctor's.
CAMlllllDtll-Z, Mass. Uct. Lib—An elderly
was tried and sentenced to State prison
for life. The theory advanced by the
State was that John Hurley. goaded by
the jealousy of his wife, who was aware
of hisintimscy with Mrs. Manson.put
To be Held at the Franklln Street School
Ind last Nor-walk BuIldlngu.
The following programme will be given
at the Franklin street school hall to»
morrow afternoon at 2:15. Admission,
8| Washington Street, South llnrwalk.
EVENING Scrum. '
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Pickling and Proserving
and other purposes
An ltullan Divaln the llospltai from In.
Juries Bsoelved It Bowayton.
l'aptlste Minuetti. an Italian stone
meson employed on the four-trackln'u
feet front lots
on Ely ave.,
5 $300
woman wont to Dr. S. ll. lllmlgrtt's. till I 00 l 00 .
no" You "a invited. operations of the Consolidated rallroad M: her out of the way. itilllu stret‘tl, (atlllbrllliflti. lei: ni:LWi;ekB-(:lil s s I “Ennlll BUS|NESS cou'EGE' one Thousand 5 feet £10931] 1 t 25“ _
Grades. Composltlon-“imngfellow.”. liowny ton was fatally injured about 5:30 In the present case it Is alleged that slant on t In our on Wu at on age p. - r ‘ on m1 8 0 8,
Charlie Hteegruuller. ’ . “mace liawle was [mm when the Dr. lllodgctt and his wife nreut the “ orld s ST‘MFORD CONN. .
Grads 7, "What the Wing Huys.".. ........ yesterday afternoon. y p fair. __...._. Wynwfifl ' feet f rout
murder was committed, and assisted her
husband in the commission of the
murder.
Just east of the depot Mlnnetti at-
tempted to board one of the dump cars
which was being pulled up the grade by
Railroad inert Considering (irisvanoss. Opsns Tucl‘t'iny Evening. October‘udh:
BE’l‘lllA-le nu. Pia, Oct. :20. —~The grlsvsnce
commltwc of railroad men. now in session
Anna Richardson.
Compositloum"itobert Fullon"..
Arthur Bushel.
5 $200,
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lllllllledofllllllSlllBll “Wm“,
. Your“: mm and young wonwn, employed
during the day, can pursue courses in
Cider Barrels
GM. 5' "MW!” Time" """"""" Contrwtol' H. H, Brown's little locomo. “‘9 Lin" 59'de ‘0 "Y “'0 0M9 5'9 I! here, has summoned the grand officers of H “0.11. I”. sTnEET. moxnnnnuo.Pnnmausmrsumt’r- These lots are within 5 minutes
itsteConnor. .. tlve "Minnie." He missed his footing follows: A. H. Pierce, farmer. New the several orders on the roadssaetof the -_-,, u 1.5—, “Ag”. 1ypgzflrlngghij'g‘alnfi. W walk of the W
““M smhfiidfiiidif’ ' ' and on under the wheels. rs... of a... Fulrfleld: Arghgnr 9- 13%;"? km- A“”i““"“‘“.Etl¥?fi‘?ii’£’.°. ““2? Puck's World'shlr Tours. unflfiflfldi‘fiw" ”AND- W" Station and Post onion.
Grades. Reclinilon-"llow the Lenves cars 9.10".- hlsbod erushln blm ance agent, rl geport; . . sire , Comm"... "mu...“ mulling. . . - .
Dams Down" ............................. pm y, 8‘ farmer. Newtown; E. L Elwood. butch- enumerate, Tenn” 0...” mIvTod,’ "7 00. '3‘ ‘0' stone. Tution rates reasonable. Send forllluslrat- W and buts. few minutes’_
badly The injured man was picked up 0 t Hm M . l H.
Edneilaker. an d takentotho “m", but "a “m 9., “we”; mum D. JoycoJormer. Ullirlmvillc is crowded Kits films“ ‘31:“ «93minsinm‘iniifiafifi‘htfi' cI soul . KEGS W walk of the principal .
“u m . . l . 0 g . . . I . ‘ .
M“. ““333... 31:33:“ ‘9 I” words brought to South Norwalk, and Brookdeld; 30"“ P- Hill. former, New {Etrilildc‘id‘l‘d “’..‘,‘.ff.‘:.‘.‘.‘f.§,.°'iimc£§nwm 00“ agent. Shortestmost dlrectand popu- M‘ A’ MERRH‘I" “full“: I. W at“’11“B "1 town-
lar of Grand Routes to the fair. via. DILA- "‘ '
town; James A. ‘Fslrty. retired grocer.
WARE. MCKAWANKA & WESTERN R.
New Canaan; Esra L. Johnson. farmer.
GM... Recitation-“im-sons for Life"..
taken to the hospital. where he died at 2
Lucien Buganlur.
cemetery.
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' senovso”
The general exercises for the month of
o'clock this morning. the (use Drops-d Fort! ”It ‘ it. norm "any“. mm comm." m. W” “W“
ymugfmh' . lie was attended In his last moments Newtowuzi‘rsnols L- Sherwood, “"1“" MUNMUUTII. llls.. Oct. alum. Martln'l a. may“: GREAT Rompgmczn: ‘ T. It. 5 Railroad "I“, FOR SALE “ll "If" on
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