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I had to emlun '
,andwhlchcbmuto I,
(lulu apiieofthe -
nedieiuce pro. 1
scribed. ,At that. .
Ayer' lfinflifiw :
[thou time, the mine .
limo tekiuq . 1“
Raisins. it lbs. etc. 4 lbs Bode Crackers, 256. 8 lb 1). Mill: Crack—
‘1'
m was.
swimwear-hat. a ‘
have you tried our line sweet
$1.00? It is immense. 3} lbs.’
fancy creamery Butter, 01.00;
28c lb. Northfleld fancy print
Butter,30c lb. The best Flour
per bag 00c; other good
Flour 50c bag. 3 lbs fancy (loll-
fornia Prunes, 25c. Extra flue
nowButter,ntttclb.; crates. ' _,
IS NO EXPERIMENT.
his a Sure IIair Preserve and Restorer
Moguls um
20 Years Experience“ m,
I. Ii. 8T. IIIIIII
sail ease. To to
aid. would he
more theheiflttof Insult is to
ewummmeuumouhe
am,“ Matyfiala need Potato».
areatel our. health and re
send producedglgrthle comm y crow time.
We offer nothing but what atoodihe
«mum; day {strains for
There no fancy I anion
am. of some itcan he truly said. the:
invenovelue except the price. Every
potaueononr list is a mono locker:
trend cropere. base are
exactly the qualities which these need
mover any n ”fiber list com- .
‘ ummmnafii
Niki“;
Mitotmuemntee.
Wham-III... g... .‘ . ere, 25c. .Fresh Country Eggs, 17c doz. Home raised Potatoes Wmd.“.ludml my.» " Immmny lBeauty of
in a whole year, until '91:, 3 80¢ bu, All of our goods 51-. open to cash purchasers. Our prices MWMyW word's‘d'ifi: Is King of
utiraiydiea
it! Simiarilia .
,_ Mutilation .
I Winter's ”In 0
1H I
, lam-Br mall. in ad-
mmlld: Onemonth.tilo;three
”armor, flmmrearmsm.
”While aweeh. to hepald
“Ill—"Want,“ "To
30le OE‘HIONOII.
Pupils Who III. Peasant Ivory Bali my
During the Tern» Just moped.
The following pupils were present each
half day during the entire school term
just closed. The school III deservedly
doi such a record. To habituate
pa Is to regularity ‘and promptitnde Is
not less a school succeee than their intel-
lire the lowest, considering quality.
IIharIee E. Seymour,1“"ii....
88 'MBINGIDI B‘I'IIII'. WWI! IONWALK.
ABOUT INVENTIDNII.
Patent mumiaelnur John I. Seymour
lake-I floun- Suggestions
The report of United Staten Potent
Commissioner John S. Seymour, which
was recently sent toCongreas, is an in-
tereeting document. Mr. Seymour polnte
out a number of weak points in his de-
partment. and asks that a number of
"Till: SUNDAY soccer-F
LESSON ll, SECOND QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 8.
Text of the “soon, Gen. anvil, l-l |.
Memory Verses. 1ft, d~tlolden 'l‘ext. flew
the, Ill-Connorvntary by the It". It. as.
fit-arm.
PRICE, 75m.
. "It
FOR new AT
PRICE, 75 Cts.
MISSIIIIIEII’SIIIIII IIIIESSIIIII IIIIIIIIII.
LAUDEB’S BLOCK.
LAST F W DAYS.
no. later, teat. Mio-
”planets-ileum.
Mir) Tm
1, tot lainandiiaviiandsu
We Willow lilo Met mouth: sell time an
emulate: policemmwl Irene you mils. til-u.
unscrew.
Gerda doe»
captive of the characteristics of each
variotyattached. iipecialordere forany
unionist sort desired, executed here
Also Lawn Greed seéo, Seed Beans and
Pm. Special Fertiiizer for lawn and
garden sold In large Of small quantities
llibbledilomsiock
II WITH Mllfl STREET.
W.li.Meeker&Iln.
Bole Agent for
8. 8: I. ll. BDLTIJII'S
HGT WATER HEATEI’
tie.
til”
“Wide" advertisements. not en-
‘. Initial-tone time. fie; three time.
”my SLID- lteadlng ultimo. lite. a
anddeath notices. 50c. Sched-
stratum displayed advertisements fur-
«mutation
‘ l
changes he made. The report, which in
part is as follows, will be of value to
every person interested in a patent:
“in 18% there were received 87,29.) ap~
piications for patents, I .060 applications
for decision, I20 applications for reissues,
2,2417 caveats, 1,339 applications for
trade marks and «It applications for
labels. There were 23670 patents
granted, including designr. 99 patents
were reissued, and 'I,il77 trade Inurlle
were registered. The number of patents
which expired woe H.172. The number
lectual equipment. The record is given
by grades, In the Franklin street school
building: ’-
i'irade U—Hattie Comstock, May Den-
ton, Grace, Diokerman. Daisy Diebrow,
Edna (Iuy, (lorncliallenry, Clara Law.
eon, Grace Mellny, Lizzie Meredith,
Grace Seymour, Harvey- Crnw, Prank
Finnigan. Louie Larrigan, llarry Purdy,
Willie Sniffen, Charles Steegmuller.
Grade 7—Howard Beers. Innis thistle,
llarry .Knapp, Emma Boutori, Bertha
Benton, man ‘Maunlnz‘, llibbie Mother,
I "And Jacob dwelt in the land wherein
his father was a stranger. In the land of
Canaan." The margin says. "in the loud
oi his father's sojourulnne." God spoke of
Abraham as a stranger lathe loud. and
Abraham spoke of himscl as anti-auger {
and neojourneriflcn. xvii, ii; xxiii,“ h'o I A D I E s,
Dunn-No. no Wavhlnctou street.
‘m: telephone «11,9245. Branch
' Ho. 49 Wall street. Norwaik; telephone
.nlitiu. .
Guzman”: should in all .1 seen he
also David inl Chrou. xaix. 1:6. L‘mnpure
lPet. ll, 11., if we are Christ‘s, weIIrI-ciil
term of heaven (Phil. iii, 20.2)), but shall
reign on the earth when the kingdom comes
(Rev. v, 9, IO). .The principal events in the
Interveniuu chapters since Inst lesson are
the. reconciliation with Read, another up
TIII "mm; BII'I‘INID.
Sam Ronni-amour.
The Bttllvvngonn.
Th" is nothing like Liming a ‘Stlllx
m The Livingstone, the Cuttings,
n Reneeelaers and Winthrops may
themselves on their fine old fami—
Evu Williams. ‘
(tirade 6—Charies Anderson, Clarence
Beers Charles Christensen, James (' om-
etock. Herbert Duke, lra Dreyfuss, Harry
Ferris. Vincentiiarrigun, Arthur (ray,
Ernest i Iroeahner, George llarris, Tracy
Jennings, Fritz Lichtblau, Fred Mitchel
of patents which were by operation of
law forfeiied for non-payment of final
dues was 4,102. The total expenditures
were MOI,6II:I.10,-and1 thetoini receipts
over expenditures to the credit of the
pat-ant allies in the treasury of the
United States amounts to $4,281,746 1' "
penrance of God to Jacob and tbedeath
and burial of lunar, Rachel and Deborah.
2. “ These are the mnemtions of dumb.
Joseph, being 17 years old. was feeding the
flock with his brethren IIuIi Joseph hI ought
unto his father their evil report. ” This is
the tenth time that we hove met in this
GARMENTS
Finishing, Steam and Sat- Fitting.
Tie and Sheet Iron Work.
lint Air Heating.
liens: up! m'urmie: I'IIrIIIahI-Il fur wilder
At Prices Unheard of Before
book the phrase, “These are the genera-
tions," and it is the bust time. Joseph and
Benjamin were the younger sons of Jacob,
and both were the children of his beloved
Rachel, who died when Benjamin was
born (chapter xxx v. is, im. it. would seem
that the conduct of Joseph‘s iIroIhreu was
not commendable, and that be lirmlghf. his
father wont to that sift-ct.
3. "Xotv lei-eel loved J usrph more than
all his children. because he wus- the son of
his old age, and he made him a coat. of
runny colors." Of all the sons of Jacob the
two most honored by Jehovah were Judah
' "infill“?! glory poles its ineffectual
M More the prestige of the Stiliwugen
m. lt is the open III-sumo Iolprefer- .
will politics and victory in war.
Walter Stillwngen recently Ilf'l‘lr‘WI to
' We! of Broudfurd. ’II. Ht:
Wt recommendations in II.» depart»
signed. as new II. In influrniittl
when of the party in lirI-ndford
'Mwere aligned mPll- .IIIvI true. loyal
Moors“ and faithful worln my There
millet them and the name of every
me! these blessed Denim mn- u as Hilli-
m. How many wm» with unions,
W or grundfullii- re of ill!“ original
'Iltorls not mentioned. but IIo-y u'vre
lamina, and timynll Willili'tl him for
Wt". He could muster around
H. It need as many lililamr‘ll «II III? old
“My Scottish clone in lIIIT‘Ilr'r war-
M ’
Referring to the potente granted by
the United States, Mr. Seymour says:
“The American patent oystrm has been
dechOped to higher perfection than that
oi any other country in the wdrid. The
patents granted under it up to January 1,
lead. number 52bit)", while those granted
in all other countries combined aggregate
8”,:le
- “All valid criticisms oian administra-
tive kipd connect themselves with the in-
adequate room, the inadequate force, the
Inadequate equipment of the office.
“The vast public and private interests
involved in the just administration of the
practitioners before the office, like those
before the federal courts. would be only
those of ascertained moral and intelleciu‘
al fitness. To this end it is respectfully
recommended that legislation be bad cs-
I
5 our wail-r, vein II‘ but on hruiiiur
I
William Sterling, William Sifit, Charles in MIl'TIi mu: m,-
Williams, Wallace Williams, Mary At-
terldge, Anna Conner, Helen Conner,
Melvanle Dreyfusa, Minnie Bullock, Lila
Hines, Olive Holt, Edna Maxwell, Mary
Robins, Anna Steegmullor, Kittie “ii-
liams. '
tirade 5~bouis Alexander, George
Ben’rse, WaiterBecker. Norton Benedict,
Reuben llawkioe,(ieorge Rambo, Julia
Friizpatriclr, Ella Horn, Belle Roe I’tfl'
ole Smith Etta Talmadge, Elsa Water-
bury.
tirade. l—h‘lorence Clark, Agnes
Holdup, Esther llarris, llorn lfeiuc, \'I-r-
ens Heine, Hannah O‘Brien, Frank
Boom-l. Clarence Dunning, Frank
Holly, illuronoc Keith, t‘hnrios haltir.
Willie Morton, Enos Minot, llerhcrr
Saunders, lloward Seymour. Willie \‘nl-
iihe Poria Stone
‘ Ii. 'IJiIlnIi‘ .Iil lint-l
“'1 In .1,
Jackets, Wrappers Tea Gowns, Waists,
U. I illlll Ill-
It'liv-IEIII‘
I'llllliIS liliDE I‘iliEiI PROOF.
and Joseph, for from Judah came the Mes- I’dfi
and Dresses at Snob Reductions as this:
Jackets. $I0 to $30. now $3.50 to $9. 50
I‘\IIII' )2‘i".'llt"'IE-‘rl-_Ivl
lnwr 'Zit""" "J ‘13.
Dresses. $8 to $20, now$3.00 to$l0.00i
‘ ‘ iThomas T. Dorsey.
Wrappers. $3.50 to $40. now$l.50to$15.001 is ”We" We “Wm
Waists at less than half price. ' ..
‘\.“I. it
aiah. and the birthright was Joseph's If
Chron. v, 2i. Seciu verses“, 35. of our lrs-‘
sou chapter how great was Jacob‘s love to 1
this son, and how he refused to be comfurb
od when he thought him dead.
4. “Andwhen his brethren new that tin-tr
{other loved him more than all his broth.
rep, they halal him and could not spank
limp.” ill ‘in II
“m 4‘.
and draw publii
lllIIuI- \'
of thenarneconid be pli'pllp
i mute keeping things in the- fuiui
3'2th Stillvragous. Well.
master!
ly
' mm Walter! There are enough of
“kindred to lay out a whole IIIWlIrllllp
.miiir lent to
DIM Ilchoolhonse and run the publit
Knoll, ”(I one of the: Stillw :IgI us could
NW, slid the younger "ffltl'iiilun
“ lII-n ll
IDOVIhdérbllte and Actors are not in it
'44»le lurk
InthnStlllwagenn! Mu) I‘Ii’vl find twice
. asmny of them as third :II'I- imlaf. nod
”‘50! ltill limit: tit-.3 lllr' -r vilfiii'ivlltly
c :51 vote for (me of Illt family .III pen-t-
The report of the III-uni.- mImniIIe "1r
' < z'» totnveetiguie lluwoiiuu :Iiluirs
Om reflection of the Hair Iii the
W mind in this cuuntn (m lll:lqult1~1-
Thomajorlt) npori lil'f‘hlhll In
mer, ileorge Williams.
(Irate .‘l——iiarry (‘am-y. Aaron (album.
Charles ('uthill, Jimes Ihlun, i'hris Mi—
chel, “marge, Smith, Herbert Watts,
Henry Walters, ilrnco- Corbett, Boogie
Crofut. Rose Lichtbiau, lllary RynnJuIia
\‘hephard, flora Sirinewaid, Mabel Title.
Iiirade 2—Lucie'n Bogardus. (‘nrneliue
Buckley, Fred Coleman. David Decker,
Harry O'Brien. Wilfred Hmith. 'Hiis
Tristram, Lulu llart.
(lradc I C—itobhie Clark. Sammie
Ferris, David Gaylord, Charles Korn,
Henry Lina-weiier, Willie Meeker, Harry
\Vlilllultk. ‘
tirade l Il—J‘ronk Borg. Wiiiici 'Joney.
George Decker. liobblo Morton. Lizzie
Murphy.
Grade i A~—.‘\lllllllfllill llriito, Humid
Tollvs.
Paxton, Alli Tomi. (litn l'ogier. Nettie“
. oftho law which i-I otherwise unnttuiu~
tnblishing a bar, which shall consist in the
first instance. of those counselors at law
who are entitled to practice in the fed-
and mum. and that the commissioner
of patents. with the approval of the
secretary of the interior, may establish
rules and regulations for the admission,
from time to time, of those found quali-
tied, and who may be recommended for
admission by the federal bur of the state
in which they reside, as in the manner
and by those on whose recommendation
admissions to the state bar are made by
the state courts where the applicant may
reside. It is believed that under the
guidanceoi a patent bar of recognized
standing and repute. the soIiI-iting of
patents would attain n regulanty and
dignity in the prantice of the profession
able, and that the. tirst to gain under
peaceably unto him.” Joseph was in many
respects a wondrous type of God's well be-
loved Son, Jesus. our SItviour. Observe him
hated and separated from his brethren
(Gen. xlix, its. al; Dent. xxxiii, Ill), and
think of Jesus hated without. a cause (Pu.
luv, 19; Tail. 4; John "film. These breth-
ren make us think of the elder brother in
Luke xv, but the practical part. is for us. If
ever hated without a cause, to think of .ie
one and rejoice in the privilege of fellow
ship'with film (1 Pet. ii. Ill—21L
it. "And Joseph dreamed a dreuIII.aud be
told it his brethreinand they hated him yet
the more." Joseph does not seem as yet to
have known his lIr-Itlrcrs' bum-d, and in
the simplicity of his heart he told them hie
dream. We have already rend of God mm-
ing to Ahimelcch. to Jacob and to LIIbIIII
in a dream in, :l'. xxxi. II, '.‘«II. and III .iuII
xxriii, It. l5, we rend that (led speaks to
men in dreams and visions, if by any mum
lie may turn them from their pride and
the ruiutu which it leads; There is not the
same need for him to speak in dreams now
that we have the It hole word of God, yet
we would not like to say that lu- IIeu-r tells
oi'siock on bum! will 3;
Fill, MISS TIIII III I llllliilllil Till
Those woods uiII only lit? on sale illln WI cl». u'h on the on alum
ii in New York :Illil lit” sold fill" :llli'llllfl.
CHAM DcMLTS. Sntnullu
lffilflfl i" DilXUlUN, ."L \‘II. Snnvmlk
IIv'It.‘ L’III
WRN‘TM JIK fit
Wilda
@_ Made a well
{Fem
3' IIDII’O
nu. Mini
””000 flEftIEDY
Pro! I. lei in :‘II pm. -,
Tarot I‘lliI Inn-Ii
i-I 1
uriumfuuruuh. I "my urn... I 2, .
Iuliun ~-
\I .u
I‘
t r'tl .uaijlull «it ..I l .p ... 1.1.. Immoral.
GEO C. STll.LSON.
South llarwalii. (Icon. ,1
II‘llI \
”Home! AinbolIIII. saw that-
I, I'lfllfltmntitmal but int-bidding the
‘ ' ’ ‘ «American "Imps“! ”(lfinliilll
m flit provisional gnwnmwni wns
‘rwlalmed. 1t enemies )lllll‘l'f’ N'II-
(Irade I A, mistook-Mamie
Elsie Jackson t'harhe Hamilton.
Hum. anything in dreams any more.
It. “And he said unto them. "0!", l pray
you, thin dream which l have drowned." it
must have drI-ply imprcnued Joseph and
made him anxiou totell it. When we have
such a practice would be the meritorious
inventors. and second only to them. the
industrial world and the public."
ROWAYTON.
W. A. BE
EDI
REAL ESTATE ’l‘RtNSI‘T‘NS
”mmmflfh Tllt'l’i‘ lllt‘ rI [mil II
“I M D! Weill ion for. Ii le'
that-tad- hVor llnlltrlill mu!
m “immiscible-I- illuum
“my“ the mom!» u‘IIvIIIIrI
I. W Sieve-un-
”m that they. hm. it" III fur :
lattice.
‘I’I'etaet that that row lllll'tlt'llt-tl
' m 1" ”Write".
m
’ 5““ h adjourned "Hittite.
ill
n-
1“ M the framers of III.- I. purl lll
The “I'-
members (If llIr'I'nlilinIIiwiim'I-t‘
”thigh“ declare in it you». npi. .0 in
w, fut the amnimmvut nf l’um.
\fiihuut
I“.
. Th0 minority Tupi-I'LUgIIHl
Milli! mffltlwre only. I2- overt-
Two bl'IIHeru
”an, odd II Fmtwript III III» mum.
ill"
MD M Wlliltlltglnii, fiv'lutlnr .lmvllh
GI. lickhuru. TIM berm mnrrrlwl It
a Holey shows ilwrl‘ M will hope
WIIIIII the lump
““1 to burn. the rile-I IIImI-r may
1” l9 Ill lie dill build “In it ll" fill-
leaned a United Stub-a ,.I--..I..I1.r.ue
he W0 mnlntiil‘e llil'l pun-mu this
for immmul w-IIIiuue.
“in“ legislation- clm IIIwuyl
Worrnntee nude llocorded in the (mice
or the Town Clerk.
Mary Hoyt, Samuel Hoyt, Mimi ld
Hoyt, limina E, Hoyt, .‘InInuel N. Iloyt.
Alfred M. Hoyt and James W. Jackson,
as executors and trustees of the estate of
Jesse Hoyt, of New York. to Alfred W.
Hoyt, of New York. land on the ('onnec-
ticnt turnpike.
John F. Bennett. to Edward L. and
Winnifred Sounders. land at fleet Nov-
walk. .
lleojamin 1. Hilary In Henry M and
Emily l Hoyt, lundon Chestnut street
nraafurd hock Worl-
At obi; citizene‘ meeting in Bfaftful‘ll
reconsider the project of retaining the
llranford lock Works in that town,a
committee of ten reported favorably on
the limition of the Yale It ’l‘owoe
company. of Stamford, to operate the
works in llranford provided the rhinos
put 920,000 into the concern. The report
was accepted and a committee of iiiteen
was appointed to convaseihe town for
subscriptions of stock. John Hutchin-
son. one of the prominent citizens of the
place. has promised that he will put In
George Willinmeon,who claims to have
been nemulied late Sunday night, still
llt'lllll u very critical condition at. his
home,
Sovernlpromiuont ladies of the place
are arranging for II grand slipper, concert
and sociable, to be. given in liuider‘s
flail. within three or four weeks.JeronIe
May's Banjo club, of Bridgeport, will
probably furnieh music, and the affair
mil be the most elaborate ever given in
town. It will be for the benefit of both
churches.
IMRIEN.
Miss Addie Waterbury is visiting her
cmielns in New Rochelle.
Louie Taylor has moved from one of
Thnodme Austin's cottages on liogg Hill
to Tolmadgo Hill.
Home of the young men of the town
are talking about organizing an Ameri-
can Protective amciatioo.
Ali traces of the old Tucker building
have been removed, and the changed are
penrance It makes Is greatly appreciated.
The Young People‘s Society of Chris-
tian Endeavor will hold a buainese meet~
ins and social tonight in the Sunday
the lure word of Iod concerning all mm
log events, how is it that we are so little
impressed by it, and therefore so slow I.»
speak of it! it must be timpiy flflllt’llt'f on
our part, or also willful Ignorance. for Its
surely as Joseph‘s dreams were In due time
fulfilled sushuii every Word of (mi be. ful~
filled. See-Illa. xir,‘.‘<i; xiri. it, to; Pu, “xiii,
10, ll.
7. “For behold. we were binding ninutvea
In the field, and, lo. my sheaf arose, and
also stood upright, and behold, your sheaves
stood round about and outdo obciaauce to
my sheaf." The significance of the dream
seems simple enough and the brethren evi-
dently understood II. but it ueenml very
unlikely to be fulfilled. The Hon-I of Jacob
were doubtless fIInIlliIIr with tin-1 [not that
God hurl spoken to their father and to lIll'
ban in it dream. and Jouepb probably be
lievr-Il that God had new llptlktfll to him.
When on y word of God taken hold of III III
the very voice of God to our souls, we are
not apt eithI-rio forget or keepatill about It.
8. "And his brethren said to him, ribIIIt
thou indeed reign over not or shalt thou
indeed have dominion over on! And they
hated him yet the more for hie dreams and
for his words." Their hatred did not “from.
the dream nor Ita fulfillment. but only
thriller-Ives; neither has the hatred of the
Jews to their brother Jesus entered the
fulfillment of the cure word of tied that lie
aiIIIII sit on ”with throne and rehrn over
the houeeof Jacob forever (Isa. ix, 7-, Luke
I, W, 38), but it has seriously affected them-
ee iveeand will until they bow iIefore film
Sentinel Building,
J. D. JENNINGS.
troubled with rheumatism in bile buck
armsand elmulders, read an imuiobi»
per about how u prominent iIerIIuIn
citizen of FL Madison had been cured.
He roamed the mine medicine and to
use Ila own words: “it cured me right
up.‘ He also ssye: " .\ mini. bur qul
he wife were both sick in bed with then
maiism. 'i‘hcir buy one our to my
house nndaaid they were so bad he lliltl
to do the cooking. i told him of i‘ liltlll
berlain's l’uin Hahn and how It bud
cured 'no, he not atmttle audit lllrf‘il
themup in sweet. diluent Imttieu for
little by (l i' fltilleon, Ilruuniet
1 recommend i"IIIIthI~IIuiue I’IIIII
liaimior rheumatism lame-bum sprains
and swelling» Therein no better hot,
mom made. I have voidovvr IIIIIIIIII
ties of It this year and all were pII-Iieod
who used it. J. l". l’iIrsun, drufigi st,
South Chicago. Ill. it is for uuiI-
"('ifIl'fflltI‘l you can not the Iwai was
III II In
East Nowell Kenny.
Waite and Black- .Illltuovmu lerhilte
I‘ochine. Plymouth [III-lie. Monro
ln‘ti’litlt'mt. and tuiliibniwwmrhull
mIIIIhuvII-II.
t'l‘
III. I Henry Street. last met
ti. 5. l.'llill\l.\flll'lillll'. 1.. Iii. NIW‘IWI'IIL
.qu Im
Old Well Ilanil tawdry.
ill Washington West.
)Tfl‘lilllu
th “I Undertaker.
- _ - - - ‘ ou orwa ‘ . t it M12 II‘I ~i Rich”). .\llllt\'Al.l\'. ('(INN
i};'1l‘*"‘li‘."v-li"'l".‘hl)¢rim’.
’mnirmr, ~ “ ”u“ f2 Illlltlllr‘4 all. 11-"
I’ if
Those who never read the udvoriler ‘1” "$35“: ngwgz I
manta in their newepupe rs llllli‘i more N. ,lmmmw momuww WW , ‘
than tth Irvsumo .Inuihnu Kennels. Interim mew miwmvemam : HEALTH e BEAUTY.
of Helen, \ orth (“.0 , Town who bud been
[)0 YOU VALUE
A (III-II l' Complexion '2’
W. I" '36ch
Illiiil‘l’l lllllll lilllll
. Ileana» Wire.
*3” ll. Writer] to the «media
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tilt! divorcing lily, govern
'” politics as her no pinedidr-
m are Imnxnl in be held in
MWMIIIM in odd )eura
Willi he forbidden to do
hm ml have for the I on
' 1“ WI laws for any par
1“ m be Imiriniti‘ml to the
WW“ only before emrh
Any city
an intolerable in cntlihwlhl
1 H adopt lie own charter.
'fll‘b W lawn for the mm
It titles. The t‘hhrl'? to to be
2 veto of moribund-Ii that
in». Averyimpmunt tea.
wechemeu that it talcum
" blouse and franchisee.
'flfid Waterman» and street!!!
-m to the rite heel! under
' of It” meant! this
to next Monday night with pleasure.
Major ifendrle‘e battalion in to asseInbie
for drill and instruction on that evening.
In the stamfor'd armory. Company I)
will march over. and will be met at No-
roton Hill by Company 0 and St John I
Band. They are exported to reach them-
fovd shortly before 7:00 o'clock. The
iltamiord boys will have some refresh-
ments ready for the NorwsIIu-rs before
thedrlil begins. Several regimental and
stall officers are expected to be on hand.
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A Ievtaa offal-Illa load Mesa.
Theilamhiiog Wheel club proposes to
hold in Bridgeport a series of reversib-
mliospoprn reasoned no or»
w llbeaoarsd. It torrid, insecure
measure meta the country. A
commitment aim or:- appointed tent
Wfifih me a arrangements for the
untrue-nits men it Maud invite
fast Matthew Minimum
mmm‘t‘o take otrtintheraee
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p Ieventynrmtrnaalveveavy.
The seesaw-shin aaniverasry of the
t announcemen-
ea April It. hematite-mallard
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bicycle
fair the Methodist conference, where he
remains about a week. The pulpit of
the Medium“. church will probably is
occupied Sunday by a former pastor.
Charles Puller, an invalid, who was
brought here from New York city about
two weeks ago, died Monday at Dr. J 1 J.
Ktodred's asnitarium. Undertaker iIIr~
chard took the remains to New You,
and the burial took place this after.
noon in Woodlawn cemetery.
Work was again begun, yesterday,
on the new road near Mr. Raiahau'e resi-
dence. and it will probably be completed
In a short time. William Lynch ls mail
log many Improvemants In front of his
property fronting on the new highway.
its has built II «one retaining wall and
done considerable grading.
in the one of mate against Ernest
Koch. tried in the Superior (3mm,
Bridgeport, Tuesday and Wednesday,
the jury could not monotone being
faracqnlttal and notice conviction. A
aamberoftlarlen people menopau-
adae witnesses. ‘l'neeharareoftaepiu
as «iterated deg ,ivere thrown out, and
lit. finch use triedonthuharpoias»
stilt.
Wmmm new. » iris .W
made oheieance to me." Here is the same
revelation with an enlhrneuient Including
father and mother. The dream being don-
bled would prove that it was eatsbllahod by
God. and that He would bring It to pass
(all, 89) And WI! know that itcome to pass.
When i read in Rev. all the record of the
woman clothed with the sun. the moon
under her feet, and on her head a crown of
It stars, l associate that vision with this
dream and think that the man child of that
chapter will prove to he a first fruits from
imei In the time of the great tribulation,
which with thechnrch no I iirat (mite from
all nations and both identified with Christ
will form the complete man child to rule
all nations. in due time we shall see. '
to “And he told it to his father and to
his brethren, and his father rebuked him
and said unto him What to thisdreanl that
thou haatdraaniedi Shall land thy mother
and thy brethren indeed come to bow down
ourselves to thee to the earth?" flit father
saw the interpretation, and it went soma-
what mind the II. but he lived toner
It all fniillied, when haaud blame ba-
eamlnmezhly humbled term this some
Joesph then waeweli with themepd they
Inhabit bawith the “mend
sane. ltlshard to humble, but all who
in pride that] be made down
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sufferinguiih
Consumption, Brights
Disease, Rhcuumiimu.
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miserable? Do you know that
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