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, , V by the reporters or they needs their

'forthe eewsofthe town. We

‘ tithes opposed to the hill being

‘tothepeoplstbettheyeoy

more shout those favoring its

.. comprising only e cliqueof-

erfoer. The voice of the people

f ‘thetttbmlssiou amendment before

“up" the Legislature. The re
oftheeenves follows:

se—Jobn El. Ferris. G. S. North,

. S. Brown. J. I D.hble, Hetlhew

’ ‘ B. S.( L’llomrnedieu, I. H.

. » J. Donavon, Jr., Edward

it ~ . A. J. Hutchinson, R. H.

' J.w. Duke, J.A.Vclk, r. C.

‘ 3. Moms, J. W. Studwell,

I. serum,wnlnm Miller, J. w,

Theodore Intruder. J. S.

- Jacob Scheub, Sylvester Hunt,

mm. w. Stow, u. 1'. news,

.. .Ccerstoek, Jeane L. Hoyt,

‘M ldivsrd Connors, Tellmedge

. mi; 0. Burke, .1... o. 0. sun-

W.E words. Nelson Hoyt. C. 8.
4‘ ' n Drummer, F. L. Baxter,
Smith, 5. S. Rood, T. 1. Raymond.

J . , it. D. Randell, J. R. Roy-

, W. ’1’. Crew, 0. W. Rogers. W. C.

, .0. '. Redmen, P. N. Ferris, Irv

‘l - W. G. DaCount,C.W.

. *1 I. E Gotham, J. W. Mervin,
‘ m ., d, J. 8. Randell, Samuel
a“. Dsniel L'Hommedieu, (l. R
' .. 8. J. Smith, John Drescher,
mm,W. u Meeker, John licKey,
Mid, Charla Sellout. W. S

ell, Rev. A. J . Smith. Augustus St.

. J. 1’. Francis, Jacob Scbsuh, E. (i,

, C. E. Honey. 0. W.Curroll,
‘r‘tollee, C. Swnrlz, G. B. ’l'rowbridga,

.‘ firms, J. A. Brown,R J. Cutbiil,
‘ ' Baler

. ‘ I Frost, George A. Hon-
"WJaepreylor.

*2 . committd or indiflereut-J A.

x“, It. a. trainee-on, William H.

g, ‘ "a. lace. A. Srlmens, D. P. Ely.

[ «one M who expressed them-

‘ . . in fever of referring

hfll to e rite of the

m: A. H.0emp,J. P. Trend-

. J. rt. Hoyt. William lclullerl,

‘- ‘ . Werdweil,G. Willi White. B.

. ' B. I. Brass, W. H. Olm-

Bcuedict, Frederick Iced,

B W. leples.Gonld Hoyt,

- ,EC.Stnert,ThomseBrsd-

I N lorebossse, W. l. Belts, D. N.

. ‘G W. Raymond, G. 11. Keyword,

l use, Strudel Duhem, Rev.

‘ nlhine, B. 8. Keith, R. F.

Katenley, Edward Street,

mey, W. IA. Curtis, W. E.

, v. s. Sellech, c. L.

C. Green, Charles E. Hoyt.

B. Smith, David Gould.

e» , J. B. Jennings, lseec

W. 3'. Bryant, 8. 1'. Roscoe, F

”G W. Sells“, Ber. W. J. Slo-

-. B.St. John, 0. W. Keymoud,

Fitch. n. P. Price, Frenk laco-

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vs I. 0. Keeler said: "if
‘mlteubmittedlemiu
submitting“ to them.” 0. if.
weeeotpreperedtoenewer.
whoeeewersd ”No"to the on s-
, (Shula Olmsteed,c. 2. Lock-
3‘ J.0.0regory, A. E. Austin.
,1 ~ Trent Slreet,.l.lt

,1 a title! or indiletcntu-Beuly

m 2 I. Lockwood-J‘I don't
an” my ssetllneus now.”

m I. I. Gregory-4'! believe
‘fiefidlelery committee are cepehie
its-en."

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seen-Immune.

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M" k Insedlrs. noose
guidemmrwelh.
' lead Ire-hie hes reterned to
4“th Keven. eltsrevlsit
H“). gr In. Devid one. as-
fish.
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srsserse seen u A resume.

A [levee Attendee“ so Me Me
Athlelle Meters-ens. .
Blending room wee es s premium, lest
sight, at theenurtele-eet elven eeder
the m of the South lorwelh Ath-
letlo club in theeynsneeiuu in We
block. Not only w- this town well rep»
resented in the eedlonenbnt loves «his»
nations were present from Bridgeport,
Ste-ford, (ireenwleh end Deebnry. The
meeter of ceremonies wee mun-t lo
lntyrs, who first introduced Willieuend
James Sneperd, who bed I brotherly set
to. Thomas Cole, e favorite vocellst.
was heard in Miller's, "The Cruel flier,"
end for encore a piece by Charles B.
barrier and Jsmee B Bloke, “Sidewelhe
of New York." The piano eccrmpeoist
wee Frank Madden. Then followed e‘
set-to between AllenHeory endEllzsilowv
srd. Shillful exhibitions in club swinging
were'given by Robert end Charles Steer

strum rue Billll

renews entered or run cull-
mssrlee or tree.

'mnmlewefeeeee former
Wile-legs“ Wile-ere!

Whom“ Others Given»

”Menace-alertness.

Thelesrleghefore the ecetrnieeicnlre
eppuietedbytbellnpuiorconrt to cw
demo the property owned by Allen
Bette at the sperosch to the Benedict
l'etet bridge or East lorwslh. which the
town wente to use for highway porpoise.
.mdiogto thevote of a recent town
meeting. is being heard st the selen-
lmlu‘eofllmv in llorwollr today.“ At 10
detect the parties in interest out on the
disputed grmnrleud then sdjmroetl ti
theeel'eetssen'eoiliw.

Alien Belts was the ilrnt one heltrd.

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,, It: Willlllllll'.

, " m -.
revere-isles Jules-unmanned.
finishes Ire-elk. renters-ow.

Ream Beard will preach to
storm I st the South Noreen
O .,. ,. ,‘erch.the llretol s
esrieecf four“ ... on “The Seven
Wordefrcm Gross.” Theseerrmone
subdue" er , in hesplng with the
We! ' Kenton ”on, interpret
leg in slate! . .dntple wey the precli-
celllni » - - “ct Christ's peselou. In
the morning sermon topic will be
“A Service.” There will
ty for psrente who notify
thepeetor the service, to cause-
cretetbsircb inheptlsm.

R". A. I. stenegh will preach
morning _ evening st the First
WM church. tomorrow.
The learning subject will be "The
Optimism of smell This will he the
third sermon 1on the persbles. The

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DAY. MAFGH 9. 139?

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WHAT IS GOING ON IN PLACE!
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» Peter Doyle Taken to Great Berrlegtoe
-—Broed liver News.

ROWAYTON.

The entertainment in the Biweyton
Methodist church lest night wee witness
ed by e lergs eudience, which was high-
ly delighted with the musical end liter~
sry progremme rendered. The rendings
by lire Milo H. Persons sud Mrs. J. 8.
Raymond, so well as the vocal end iu~
etrumentel selectionsmers graciously ep-
plsudcd, sbowin the appreciation of the
large audience. flat the entertainment
refreshments were sold in the chepelof
the church.

-~ STORIES 01" THE STATE.

crested in Word by the trust or use
then I. Mittens nestled men who is
foreman in the lelleeble Imam
compeny. Recently the girls in the 1
Brenford Loch Works have been sub-
jected to e series of sonoyenceeofen luv
decent ohmoter. but by when they did
not know. One of the girls found I nob
in en outbuilding seeing for en sppcink
ment with the writer. The girl re-
ported the cue and e trap weeeet. 8n-
perlntendeut fluogovsrn notified Deputy
Sherri! Carney, who, with mother oili-
cer, watched for the stranger. whilethe
girl wee told to eat see decoy. endop-
psrently keep the opporntment. The '
plan was successful. Just as Miller had
met the girl end got into conversation.
and had committed himself, he wee er-
rested. “A

John White Osborne, aged eighty-five,

considerebleofe “nation has been

muller. Fred licliarr, of Bridgeport, end
Funk Patterson, of Brooklyn, node on
excellent showing in their set to. The
letter’s second was Sally Smith. Arthur
Carr, of East Norwelh, displayed his pit.-
llclency in the art of clog doemw

lie said he enquired Won of the
property through his brother. lie silo»
“ed rounds of the prop?!” doting book to
serum to, not. no felber’e deed to
the property wee deted 1822. llo told
that the WW] wee item veloeblenow

is dead at his home in Derby. He was
one of the founders of the Osborne &
Cheeseman company, one of the largest
menufoolurlng concerns in the Nouga-
tuck volley.

evening sub}: wlll be “The Greatest
Evengelletcf Gemrellon." Slrsngers
siweys welcome.

Ron!) I‘. am will preach morning
end "midget gregationel church.
liorwelk. on Huntley. Theme for the

At the llethodist church tomorrow
morning the pastor will take for his
theme "Victory." In the evening his
sermon will be on lessons drawn from
the life of Belch. Fey 0. White will

 

music on the violin by William Gilbert.
Richard Fitzgerald, e popnlev memberof
the club. and Jesse Foley, of Greenwich,
hsde eet'to, end were euthueloetieeliy
sppleuded, so were also the blunts of
Thomas Hclnerney, of Winnipeuh,“
Arthur Corr, of East Norwelh; Devid
Bibs, of the club, end Jeeves Peyce, of
Stsmford; W illism J chosen and Profee
scr George Yeorger. These eel-toe were
interspersed with epcleltiee. including e
selection by John W. Whole, is
powerful boss wee heard to «collect
vantage in the number choose. lie rev
eponded to so encore. Mr. Brennan woe
accompanist. George R. Nash, of
Norwslk, gave e Inc exhibition of club
swinginmsnd James FitzGernld recited tholown lsndatthetpsint for highwey
“The Volunteer Organist.” and in rev SWW. ‘
spouse to encores geve e number of ‘ Attorney Worm eppnred for the
origiosl witlicisms liuch interestLtrku em! cross «auctioned Mr. Bette.
centered in the three round bout tbut foiled tobriugont any now feels
between Den O'Keefe, of Greenwich. )lr. Belts will present his deeds this
and Con. Scullsy, of Dunbury. The first soften: mu.

round were very tame, no blows being 1" Ellerrellseidlhnt '0'“ ”MN "0
exchanged, but in the second the m ismmmwbimnd new! in my
came together in eernest, end Smiley “W WWW” lie. ”'9“. 'N MW
took “yawn of on“, following WM for bio interest.botwhenbt citric
him several times. In thothi‘rdrould *0“!th- Ilrfietu-MIM om
O'Ksefs got in some telling blows nod cmeideritmshehedheen 03"“.2'5‘”
would easily have knocked money out John W. of Wilton.th om at
bed not time been called. A quorum “wk-"immmtkm
composed of lfsesrs. time. we. mmwwmnrmr

Austin and Nash sens "Erase of Sight,” Md st WW “'3 Q N. WM» D. W.
m we” heertily ”NM I“ if”, E. E “wk-.0“. N. I.”
Alexander Leslie Austin avenue of hi}. “em, M w 9M ”m m
cherecterieticelly funny piseee. The dimly ”"9"” witneetee I“ the ‘9'“
eozerteioment concluded with re three 0' 5' WW" westbeilut wiles». 9‘
round contest between Dutch MI 9”” economy.
and James Covenngb, of Winnipwuh. It 0' W. m“ ,w‘ the M‘”
has uumuelly been the form's reiov W”"“Y mild! “”
fortune to be pitted egoinet I new 3' E“ “W. ‘W‘ the W“
considerably larger than himsell, which "0 lid "3'“! “I“ ”My” ’
woe the case lest night. but ho did. Capture W’WW‘I“M‘
client v.2 work. He refused, however, “in“ “WWW
to go on the touch round with his The’comntm‘wrro ”'“JMM'
opponent. of Wilson;W. J. Finch,“ Westmrt.
“~‘ uni Edwin lloyt, of lilow Chosen.
One 'ebrlontn I'enwe then he eon Weill, Al 3 ”by,“ the my”; “5.,”de for
[tie the opinion of many pimple in ,dioner.
8min Norwalr that Henry Thompmny Aeotterlooh wet tsltenet the pm"
"the globe walker," can lubricate fewer nioesth'w “Wm. Thelwering “HI!
t'seu he can walk. Wednesday moat aligned, and the ma now unite the
tug at 7:45 o'clock, he soured the West? delusion cl theomntimioners.
em Union Telegraph company's Mice all He has! belonging to Ir. Belle ’e
the depot, end told the operator, llise wedge eheperleodrcosfroni tmty'iive
Florence Brown, that he intended to fees in width st the will to the
start immediately to walk to Bridge-
port, end requested her to take his the
and give him a credential, which the
lady did. It now treneplves that There)»
eon hed received from John Keogh. the
previous night, in the Athletic slob
rooms, a letter of introduction to PM
erlch Smith, the stimulus its fleet Nov-
welt, who wanted to give ewey e dog.
Thompson stopped there and sscmvrd the
dog, but instead of going on to W
port, he returned to South losweil‘h ewd
visited 1". B. Colonien’e sewseileed,
wherohetolden admiring eirele of

tlleeyesrssgo. It would in lines hush
noble dock property, as the channel
running into the lend hid Mn sorr
veyedbythegovernnient, end in «one
fntnretinlstbetwould bathe docll en)
issues for East llorwelk. llr. lllette
etidhewooldpleeenommnt of deer
sorenprvnthelendeehe wee willing to
leeveit tothecomrnittes. liehsd.how
ever,refoesdoflseeofnfllofcrthe pro»
perty. J.S.liwlsll,hesteted,hed re
solved $9.230 from theTrsntwey coolne-
eyforeetripwefsetwideelonglhmide
ofthe bridge. The pruent bridge, he
eeid,euxrlonisndnotowned hyshe
town. It wee built twenty yearn ego,
lie stated that he bed elseidy given

 

"hoodlum“. Quinterd en»
unaided the mums of the llorwelk
Y. £541.11. etthetrhoms, if. Cm.
mmmeisht, emfortypecpte
beingprmet. Ilse [tremble won the
price in e cobweb content, and A. J
leetersedi'reehCJter-dleiuspcteto
sees. Assertion“ ertieleshrooghthy
themsteweslreld,A.J. muting
es sections". lose W wee
me. the hidden unwrapped their
lrleudethettbe dog bed trevelsrl else mm m ”'0“an
him all the wsy from see ”new are." On your use. whee seem
Ofecnreehieetorywesbelievedewdpre, Mmbwm.m
pleeewthettbedoghedepsereuemty eeerrhsg bottle, e bundle oi! kindling
ofmeetheforetheeouple stevlledegeie. Weider-defendant taller
l‘ltompeonrseehed Bridgeport our”, tieewesetrredflterwbiehperiorgeeees
butltwouldnothesurpeieiuglwm were enjoyed. The lists! Seymour
pertweyonefrelghtwstn. ”synthetics-sinuous
ysrteftheheeeeferiheemheroletlen
“the” ltweeeotentilmldelght
list them eschew. The”
costs of the eels. finwfllheeeeete
martiheeesreetereeeeusflhsetclety.

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‘I’Ie Woolly lei-err.

The summery of The (Jo-mere“
Record for thecnmnt work shows the
following: Heel seweeseihe. New new
enendWsetllevseJa'. Wt, u;
Hartford. 10: WW. film”
loreleh, s; New inedoew; My, 1;
NorwelkJ; Admin, 3: my 3? M
ten, 4. Reel esters m New
fleven and West W549; Ind,
MON-“5: Hartford. “M Water:
burr. 090.075; men, slum flew
Brit-h. “.400; lorwlch. $.00". flew
lands-.3300: My mom flee-l
"if. U“: Aaeoeis, “M01 M.Mr
too, Mice. I’M

mmmweeresyseel
”watermelon.
Whetheevehelshep reel tee & lull.
mouudeehewlm”

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Ante usually sooner in it» poetryor
reflerwey end levede or thing they
led. him. later «an. so soled sheer“
lonelier! me pl’ewlyof hot om a. kill
some elm there Then everything
should hem fever the whims end
melding wstor mud over. Cor-rouse
subtitle-to eviction erey them be poured
mend, end when the shelter ere dry
mwwilhemdsrhstlowenhlmis
evevysrssh ens! metre. leis unlikely
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unrelnrr. “Our; Lord New Commend-
ment for we Der.” Theme for the
evening. “The Worth of s lien."

Rev. A. B. Wystt will preach in the
Norwelh Methodist church both mom-
iog and evening, tomorrow. The sub—

. ject of his evening sermon will be, “Our-

self, or New—Which?" Every one
is suede cordlely welcome.

WILL EQUIP ELECTRICALLY.

m In It. mudued loud Will
Apps-r Delete Inilreed Committee.
The report that theConeolideted road

would introduce electricity as the mo-

tive power on all her divisions was
fully verified yesterday. says the New

Eleven News, by Vice President John ll.

Hell, who gave no one of his reasons for

the roed’e objection to the paralleling

promised by the various electric com-
panies thst hie reed would, as soon as it
is prerftic this and iclucmicel, equip the
the entire system with electricity and
run em. ortrslns. much more frequently

M We
The Consolideted rosd will iske up the

bottle easiest the electric companies be-

fore the railroad committee of the

haleleture nest Ink end Henry C.

the electric oom-
penlce eflrd the Coneolideted
reed. The argument mede by Vice-
President Hell is thet it I. not fsir treet-
ment to the steel rosds of the slots who
here spent vseteunts of money to secure
the right of wey end heve erected costly
depots and fitted up costly grounds. to
here s perellel electric system orgeoiznd,
unless the public deniean it. The scope
of the electric companies should only be
between cities end their suburbs.

The Consolidated road has purchased
s west of four or five acres adjoining
its tricks and dtueteal between the Old
Gunny houseend Nanteshet to be used
so the site for the power houoe. which
must be erected in order to furnish elec-
tricity to the musket Bench lino.

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ELECTRIC ROADS TO FIGHT.

They Don't Went e Ilse (lest less or
Cerealled Privileges.

A Hartford diepstch seys: "The\peo-
plsof this stste might as well open their
over now to be foot that the electric
rtiiwey interns in the stets have con:-
biued to mete. light in the legislature
on every ettempt mode to limit or re-
strstu their emotions or regulate their
chem. Thflfsct was made perfectly
seideutln the‘hesrlngou the bill to re-
duce the feces from New Haven to Sevln
Roch fmettsdtollvecenls. Thehser-

etete.1'helr
thetthenew .
medhedto
mlghtpeu

deoeltef

weeldepreel
there-m
eterneuon‘

lend the Epworth League meeting in the
chapel of the church, at 6:15 o’clock, his
subject being "The Peace Offering.”
Rev. J. B. Slater will unite Miss Lena
Sammie end Stephen Burris, of New
Colleen, in marriage tomorrow after-
noon. The ceremony will he performed
at the home of the bride on Prospect
Hill.

Hr. end Mrs. Charles W. Bell have re-
turned from a visit with their too How-
erd in Baltimore, end will spend a few
days with their daughter." Mrs. W. F.
Ambler, Elizabeth street, South Norwnllr.
Willierl Quinn, of South Norwslk. has
the contract to point two of William C.
Jesse's colleges in this piece.

 

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

The remains of Peter Doyle, the freight
conductor, who was instantly killed at
Noroton. yesterday. were taken to
James Birchard‘s undertaking rooms,
where they remeiuod all night. This
morning they were sent to Great Bor-
rington, where the deceased resided. lilr.
D )er has had two other brothers killed
by the cars. and one other brother, who
wee a broke-mun on his train, was a s it
nose to his terrible death.

Charles God. yesterdsy. purtheeed a
wegnn from Khalid-ZN)! W
from Barry Street end will shortly en-
gsge In the fish business.

The name of Ieephine M. Delslleld, ol
Noroton, eppeere on United Stetee Tie t-
urer llorgeu‘s visitors’ book at Washing-
ton.

 

BROAD RIVER.

The committee of the Broad River
chapel are settling the bills of the recent
mid-winter festival, and sppeerences in-
dioele thst there will be a snug balance
left.

Mrs. Charles W. Scerrilt and Mrs.
Elizebtth Lyon, of Bridgeport, have
been guests of Mrs. C. (J. Brown, of
Breed River.

Rev. George Davis, of Silvermiie,
will preach in the Broad River chapel tr-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.

 

CRANBURY.

Rev. Mr. Peace, of Weston, will preech
in the chapel tomorrow at 4:15 o'clock.

 

WILTON.

The grocery firm of Owen dc Jennlngs

will soon dissolve partnership, lfr. Owen

returning to his old home in England.
lire. Edger Bloomer bee returned

from s visit with her son Howard. or

new Keven.

lire. C. T. Gregory hes been e guest of

Mrs. Ephriem Fitch, of Weston.

SOUTHPOBT.

Wright Pollen, e conductor on e
Scuthport trolley oer, sustained peinlnl
injorleeineneocldent lest night, Pul-
lenwseon en eestbouod oer on Peir-
heldevenueeodetthejnnotlenol

 

Ire. Suburb-4 don’t see whst'e the
memwithourheo‘e. Theydoe’tleyet
ell. Former leader-Jon don’t feed
’ent right. Just give ’em shout

. twodollere'worthof corn every week,

more.” “Yes It it,” replied the prectlesl
ruse. "ltookflfteen genius or quinlne
thinning.”

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NEWS OF THE NORWALKS.

D. P. Ely received I letter this use
ing. from n foundry firm in Brooklyn,
desiring to know if there is any place to
locate in South Norwslh. They‘preter
to be on the line of the railroad, and Ir.
Ely is making an other to find a piece.
Should anyone know of one they will
cooler is favor by notifying Ir. Ely.

The firm will employ from 800 moo
bends.

A dog belonging toJohn Pesto, en
Hunger-ion employed in the Norwnlk
Lock Works, was run over by a train on
the Consolidated road, between Osborn
avenue and Fort Point street, yrsterdsy
afternoon, end one of the enimal’e front
legs wee cut off. A man who boards
with Pesto come elong shortly after-
wards and found the dog in the old gervel
pit Ho cured the services of n Mt.
Fields, living near by. to shoot the dog.

 

 

George Barber was arrested yesterday
afternoon on e charge of assaulting John
Kremnrcik, who keeps a saloon on Ely
avenue. Wednesday slternoon Berber
wont to the saloon and ordered it pint of
liquor, for which he refused to pey.
When Mr. Kremsrcik insisted Berber
.truck both him and his wife. Justice
Smith found Berber guilty and .

“*"umu ”T" " '

—-For Ye Old Folksl’ Concerto, lurch,
20m. et Ye Congregetionsl fleeting
floufe, Oldo Well. Ye goods Ship "Key-
ilowor” haf arrived at Ye Ferrill‘ Wharf,
with a cargo of Powder and paint, like-
wife Court-platter, Foot ftovef end fun-
dry flain’s for Ye “Dreil‘ingf Msid'f" u lo,
(10an to Msdemof—Her Holinefl
Sufennn Holmef (ell-hot'f wile). DrEmi-
lie Virginie Perdee, the of Pull-berry
Bell. Katharine Amends Morgen. the
that if the wife of Henry R, and Ye
goodo wile of Honoruble H. Emory

Peale, ell a Committee to fee that Ye
feventy performerf lhall be finely psian
and powdered.

 
 
 

 

 

 

Earle E Cremeged two months and
nineteen days, died yesterday. The de-
ceestd weseson of Arthur sud Marin
Crew, of the Strawberry Hill roads
Funeral st 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon»

 

liar-scold Dunn has bought the her-
nees store conducted byWiilinm E. Donn.

 

The latest rumor in military circles h
thethorgeR N h, an ex-member of
company ‘1‘" ie candidate for the
2d lieuleotenlcy of the compsny, to
succeed Lieutensot Veil, resigned.

A Swede boy nested Stevens, of Bou-
ton street, eight yeere of sge. fell into the
ssh pit near me round house this efter-
nocn, end not his fees in efrightlul men-
nsr. Be wee carried home.

TheSouth Norwelk Fire Police will
hold their usual sociebls in Arion Hall,
Iondey night.

Oliver E. Barter purchased them)
W of Jemes Fitegereld, this flu.
noon.

D. Willie James, of New York, hes
notecontrihntionoflddtcthehoepltel.

The directors of the Norwelk hospital
will meet londey sight.

Whenlcvetehengoverthe getethere
leenooddeeitc be said on both sides
beforetheyqoit.

lire. Blowlt-l don’tsse how you can
ellordtofeelecrry for Ire. Bren. Ber

 

 

husband mybe dlrrepntsble. for your '

own ienobetter. lire. Gnome—Jens. .
But Ir. Quickwlt h smells; the flu
Bragg,eoyoneesl heven’teo much to
complain of.

Old Ir. Benedict (in an effort to pro-
Ml-Jlo you think, lies duty, the
yonceoldevsrleerntocereformeinere
then you do noel lties Sewly (the
Merrill-I'm sum-tr. 'm eln't

uneasy—t on our church m “WMl Pm with but 1 cu.

(mace-com.

lee stelwert migran-
“llylolle snug
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