' lbshell,iorminga background for the
. nook pod Ladder compsoy,,Cspteio
l
“Mined the night began with a waits.
. loos was not overcrowed.and dancing
, was a pleasure. The hall looked very ab
meter. Foreman Irving Robertson,
bested
.1 Ell £2,177.
waw
‘ e.. TUEEDAY. MARCH 12. 1895. ‘
I“ rtrra rarest. coroner
mm “them Old
seems" as sates IALh. n” '
landless oi the tint Iathodist Episcopal
church held in the lecture room last
night. There was a large attendance.
Rev. A. C. Kavsoegh acted as chairman
ai‘d Prank Smith was secretary. ' The
rasctiagopsnadwithdevctiousl exercises,
Its. T. 1. Raymond presiding at the
piano; Reports were read and accepted,
and the election otoillcers theatook
place.
The present superintendents posi
tively declined the once (or a second
term, and alter much ballotting without
a selection being made, a committee was
named to present names for the entire
board tor the coming year. They report-
ed the names of Charles E.8eymour, H.
B. Slsusoo and liter Eve L. French, for
superintendent, assistant and lady super-
intendeht, but each declined to serve.
Alter much discussion on the question
the meeting adjourned, subject to the
call of the superintendent, at which time
the whole Sunday school board will be
elected. '
TWIN Cl’l’l F0115.
Pleasant Paragraphs About )lorwalk Pec-
wle and ‘l'belr Islands.
lies Kate Pritchard, of Titusville,
Florida, who has been visiting her uncle,
Dr. William Tood Belmuth, of New
York, will he a guest of Dr. and Mrs. A.
N. Clark for several weeks.
Miss Weaver, the Misses Peck and
Hilton Peck, all of Norwalk, were the
guests of Mrs. George Bromileld, at
(lienbrook, Saturday.
Kclvillc W. Kellogg, after spendinga
few days at his old home on Academy
street, has returned to New York city.
Mira llinnie Kallock, of South Nor-
walk, who has been visiting relatives in
Greenwich, returned home Saturday.
Muffin odors Lockwood ,of New York,
is visiting at the residence of F. A.Tolles,
Fairiield avenue
Miss Marie Parks, of France street,
has returned home from a visit in DW‘
bury.
)lrs. Frank N. Carrier, of West ave-
nue, is flugwrtlativee lagoon.
Willlb's EXCHANGE.
The Annual lasting oi the Ioelety leld
l'eeterday-Oflesrs Elected.
Theaonnal meeting of the Women's
Exchange was held yesterday afternoon.
The board of managers elected was
Ire. h 0. Jennings, Ira. Dextsr
Hitchcock, lira. Herbert Shemcld, lira.
E 8. Fox, Mrs. W. W. later, Ira. S.
C. Palmer, Ira. Ids 8. Keep, Ira. l. D.
Randall. liise DJllll Stone Pinned, Dr.
Emily Pardes, lira F. H. Qumtard, In.
G. W. Cram, lira. Leslie Smith, lira. A.
Blanchard, lira J. L Nash.
The managers then elected the follow-
ing tilicere: President, Mrs. J. (l. Jan-
niogs; vice-president. Miss Panneo; secre-
tary, In. F. H Quintard; treasurer, Dr.
Emily Pardce.
The report of the president showed
that business to the amount of $2 000 had
been done during the past year.
lxprnaive suede: runners.
The “Yale special,” leaving New York
Sunday at 0 p. m , mule ill! fourth and
last trip Sunday evening. The train was
put on four weeks ago to accommodate
Yale students who live in New York
: ”M away Virtues Ilse-so tar.
Wimemaas.
,Thsfllthsaoaal concert and sociable
them Norwslk Fire Police, held
Arie-flail, lastsight, waswsyshead
I! say like chair ever. given by this
‘ld'pulareodslllcieotorganiestion.
, Iron 0 until 9 o'dock Professor
Heies'sorchestra rendered a delightful
census more, and then the
Although the attendance was lsrge,_tke
tractlve, the decorations being pretty
udtastsiully arranged. Alarge Amerio
”dogma suspended at the head of
pretest were visitors from the cm can.-
pacisaoi the town-Ems Norwalk Fire
Police, Captain 8. J. Smith, First Ber,
not 0. W. LeCount. John W. Banks,
Bury Woli,Erosat (irrescbner and J.
W. Allen; layilower Hook and bidder
Assistant Edward W,
Mary William flasher: Pioneer
lieutenant Thomas hicv
‘ aud'l’red Castle; Putnam floss
y, Captain J. W. Wghle, Secrcv
. ~ ph Dreyfus, A. 8. Iierritt and
'. ‘ . Clark; Old Well Hook and Ladder
~ party. Clarence Hunt. Visitors were
. , sent from Westport and Btratimd,
Chief Engineer 3. V. Baker and
. - Assistant D. W. llatfcrd, oi the
;. . Norwslk department, and Chief
‘ inter Fred Wheeler, of the East Nor.
slk department, were also in attcn~
deuce. Tbeccmmittees made it pleas.
not for all.
The committee of arrangements
were 1'30, Adamo. Walter ”all,
Paul Krsmsrcik. it. L Raymond, W. B.
M, C L Brush, W. J. Walsh. R. J.
Smith; rcceptirmeBoy Adams, B. ii.
”.033,le llilt,8 J. Smith, W.
3. Hills; door manager, I. .3, Weed;
Paw! Kramarcik, C. L. Brush,
Bell, ’1'. 8. Don-Idem.
'03! NA.” 03 Ill LIST.
These Vie ram lab-tsetse er the '1‘sz
Court It” to the People.
To the list at those in lover of submit.
tingthctowocourt bill to avoteof the
pecplesbould be added Henry Seymwr,
’ L Ielkio, (i. 5. Gregory, C. W. Bur—
C. R. Hoyt. P. H. Dwyer, John J.
, A, C. Wheeler.
Those opposed: A. 8. Hill, Harvey
I. Kent, John J. Walsh.
W. B. limitb: "Uoiortuonlc that it
his best agitated. I) m‘t think the poo
flecareecough about it to have it sol»
listed.”
Ole w! the Alla-2d thelew luck.
We clip from a Providence paper
the (allowing, relative to William
Lieder, who is a student at
flown University. Speaking of lesser
hell it says: "William Lauder, oi
leetk lest-ale, (loam, is one of the best
cithsnswstock. Betas short, stocky,
wellvbnilt young man, and has shown up
very well in all the cage practice. He
will, in all pvobsbilityxaolvs a portion oi
“uncle's problem by lilting the place
atelertstop, Mt vacant by catapults
M. Leader 5 physically wsilmsdc
[as the position, being built near the
”I. fleisstrong,very quick, and
”his as well. and throws swiitly and
”phlegm-asterotagood under-
“ throw. lie promises to develop
hole“ the but batters on the team.
I.“ H «walkable cameos in
m as local Consecueus mama."
city and who go home to spend Sunday.
but have to return to New Haven flun-
day evening in order to be there in time
for «allege prayers Monday morning. It
was put on as an experiment, the father
of [1. fl Borden, a freshman. guarantee
log to make good to the road any short.
age if the receipts for each trip fell under
3105. The first trip cost Borden. 8r.,
about .00. The second trip, the Sunday
following Washington's birthday, when
all the students had been home, was
quite a success, the receipts going be-
yond the required amount by about
.15. The third one was an expensive
one, however. for broker Borden, and so
was that Sunday nosing. As nearly as
can beascsrtatned. the last four Sunday
dinners which Student Borden hot sun
lflu'flmfslylvsaed has times? ,
'jbrhfigerevetvsrmasiessuuyrhst w“ "’m'" a n” “m" w’
m”. il l Christian association cordially invites
“M The M youmaueudareerptiooglventowhseb
lubedertbelrlhlpidflflntbssssncie-
this parlor, Wednesday, larch it at O
p.m. Wheelsoitbelatsstdrsiguswill
nus lanes W.
li- Bsrtis Rayner, at West iforwalk.
resumes-mace Olslltpl'llsdatths Milanese! Bessy
' Iosteleborate Ifl'air.pslutrd in delicate ll” Edith: 0. Keel", of Norwalk, is
" quotation-2* “The worse of true um church about sac.
.dapsicthtlslylsvlasrtnflg
’ E " our routs, .. ”$3331“; Billllilllllllcllllfiimp ,.1:;;;» «tummy, llEll noon NEIGHBORS. mix“ WW“
ill- M on Greenfield um store-y. It
”first thewatsrgeve out and that
Ur. W ban was at the mercy of the
dense, when a buy out overtenyrarsold
Property sw'suheilltreetthotls Want... m totbrow mud on theflsroes.
ed rev lettuce Improve-sets —Ika m ”M m “’0 hill III“l Will-
Imp-ggm '1’ Mum r... leased ”MMOMVOII full of IBM
“NI-IO “leaned Until tomorrow. III! “"9" It on a” M “5013'“! “’0
a hearing was held at is. «spots: 11 ,m ”M“ “l” “h" "mm
, thereof of the shed with mud which
2mm; 3.233%: "mg," “- m M "We
noon, to condemn the triangular piece a” on (Inertial: a" “an" ‘ “I"
oi property at theresr o! the lot lacing ‘ -----—'-
liarshall street, owned by limitation D‘fld Jeoks, who recently bought
Krause, now of Germany, daughterof cat the ledgswood Perm dairy route,
the late Iicbasl Becker. ‘ "M “P” “”"mm" on. ”mm“
Colonel Frest appeared for Conrad Ind MW! that ' man who called him-
Bicker, the agent for tire. Krsuse. sell lichen! HenneIey h“ be” around
and it was agreed that exact measure- before him, claiming that the route ll“
meme of the piece should be made by been purchased ” him. An" ”'7'”:
the railroad company, and its description them becollcctcd the bottles I“ skipped.
inserted in the order of the commissions “at. will 9'0“”, “'9' Henneaey
era condemning the property. ma
Proceedings are also to be taken tocon-
demn two strips of land of William ll.
Saunders,”on each side of Marshallsirssl,
east of the track.
The hearing in the condemnation oi
land of D. P. Ely, which was to have
been continued today in Colonel Frost’s
oflce, was adjourned until tomorrow.
scorers sesame u rus s'rs-
not: I'll! aossrse.
any to curse us or PLACES
sun sonata.
he lecw club. of Merton. Flu-I’ll!
{or a [upper and Entertainment-4m.
of Dr. liadred's female Patients lo-
delges in a Wild hawk.
ROWAYTON
The Snow club met last night in their
club-house on the shore, and transacted
various business matters oi importance,
including the installation of omcers.
On Wednesday evening, the 30th, the
club will given free entertainment and
oyster supper to the oystsrmen of this
place. There willhe especial meeting
of the club on Thursday night i the
transaction of such business as may con-
earn the supper and (or the appointment
oi special committees to take charge of
theentcrtaioment. All members are re-
quested to be present. The meeting will
be called promptly at 9 o'clock.
Deputy Sheriif Jam s Toner arrested
Mrs. Alex. Raymond today, on com-
plaint of Chris Larsen, who alleges slan-
der. Mr. Larsen conducted a saloon in
the building known as Colonel Ray-
mond's homestead, owned by Alex Ray
mood, which was burned to the ground
a few days ago. Mrs. Raymond, it is
claimed, accuses Mr. Larsen of being the
incendiary. The insurance companies
have not yet adjusted the claims of Riy~
land for 81,500 on the building, or of
Ltrsen for $800 on the contents. '
The Young Ladies’ Literary club met
last night at the home of its president,
Miss Pearl A. Stevens, on Main street,
and completed arrangements for their
entertainment and supper in Crew’s
Hall tomorrow night.
Charles Hilton, who, several weeks
ago, secureda position as conductor on
the Pullman palace train between New
York and Buffalo, writes that he is get»
ting along nicely and greatly eoj we the
fine situation.
DARI EN AND NOROTON.
Sunday afternoon Dr, G. H. Noxon
drove to Dr. J. J. Kindred’e sanitarium.
As he started into the yard one o! the
women patients asked him it she could
take his turnout a little while. He did
not pay any attention to her remarks,
but started into the house. The woman
then got into the doctor's carriage, and
picking up the whip gave the horse a
cut, when he started on a run for Dorian.
where he ran into George Bailey’s
livery stable. Some of the help there
turned the team around, when the horse
started up the turnpike, first on the side
walk and then in the mad. Running
around the block he was finally stopped
e-Bicyls suite and sundries, as well as
the beat and most popular bicycle (the
Columbia) may be purchased at 29 Wall
street, Norwalk. '
The distribution of the estate of the
late Martin SCrsw took place yesterday.
The heirs were his widow, now lire.
Lillie A. Brewer, and his daughter, Mrs.
Warren, of New Haven. The estate
amounted to $24,000. The widow re-
ceived her third, the remainder going to
the daughter.
Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0. R, will re-
hearse the but degree tonight. All onl-
osrs and the team are earnestly request-
ed to be present. All members are
earnestly requested to be present Wed-
nesday evening, as business of impor-
tance tosvsr member is to route before
the lodge.
The members of the Norwalk Chapter.
Daughters oi the American Revolution-
highly commend the bill presented to the
legislature by Representative larch,
asking for an appropriation of $5 000 to
preserve the historical woll dru made
memorable by Potman.
James hiclianu, a veteran at Fitch’s
Soidiers' Home, spent last night in the
lockup, having been discovered early in
the evening in an intoxicated condition.
This morning Justice Smith discharged
him on his promise to return at once to
thefloule. ”‘
Francis Daniele _was arrested last
nighthbelag drank and committing
a breach oi the peace at hiahome on
‘iayloravenue. Jsetme Smith seetermd
him to the county jail tor twenty days.
Sunday nightooeof Contractor S. B,
Wilson's house got cast in his stall and
kickedahole in the side of the barn.
Theauimal then got its loot caught in
JOHN L. IURBANK’S WILL.
Be lakes Various Bequests, A-oag‘l'ks-
his lease to the Baptist ctr-rel.
By the will of the late John L. Bor-
bask, the homestead and property on
South Main street is bequeathed to the
South Norwalk Baptist church for a par-
sonage; Kiss Georgiana Chinuery, who
made her home with Ir. and lira. Bur-
bank ior many years, rscsives three cotr
tsgea on Burbank street; Miss Sarah
Wigten, a sister of Mrs. Burbank, the
double houses on Chestnut street; Mrs.
Burbaok‘a brothers, one house each on
Burbank street, and Miss Angie Scott,
one house on Burbank street. lies
Cbinnery and lies Wigtvn are made te-
siduary legatecs.
PllPULAB AIUSBIBNTH.
home or the lveota to Which lorwalh
People are Interested.
All the quaint beauty of Southern life
was depicted in the realistic drama’,
"In Old Kentucky," as presented at
Hoyt'a Theatre, last night, to an audience
who demonstrated appreciation 'snd
approval by warm applause. The story
of the play was graphically told and
abounded in incidents of intense
dramatic interest, while the characters
were cleverly drawn and ably portrayed,
The‘little pickaninnies and Nab, an old homily“, mg q. liberated from ill by Henry L Northrup. No damage
“ml, """t' were as much at home WIND“ With (”3‘0"on was done to the turnout. One of the
upon the stage as any of their race were
in the South ”befoh de war." The sweet
Southern dialect, attractive scenery, with
the electrical contrivsncee, carried the
audience to the bills of old Kentucky,
letting them dwell there while they
were witnesszs of some of the
honesty, loveand viilaioy of the plot.
Then thiy moved down to the
blue grass region, where true Ken-
tucky hospitality prevailed. “Queen
Bess," the beautiful thoroughbred Ken~
tucky mare, received much admiration
and applause; the villain was disliked for
his nefarious deeds. but admired for his
line delineation of the character; the
colonel amused and delighted all; the
heroine, by her true love and honesty,
won the hearts of all, and the other
people were excellent portrayers. The
race scene and explosion, and the entire
production in fact, was exceedingly
well staged.
Judging from the many comments 0!
a complimentary nature bestowed upon
George Thatcher's and Carroll Johnson's
mlnstrels by the press and public in the
cities in which that organization has ap-
peared, we can expect something no-
usually read in miostrel oileriogs, when
they make their appearance at Hoyt’s
Theatre, Wednesday. Their company
has always given antistatic-ms it has
been their aim and ambition te present
tot r panonsan euterteiomen m
”trim and merit. 11,. ”5:” testis» with lira. it. N. Bloom oi Franklin ave-
umsa fact, have become their pass- III-Milt“ .._..____
oussupporters. Thaflrstpartacsoslsa Rutherford Ksstsr.ecnoi liepresmtaa
keepers from the sanitarium came down
and drove the patient home, and return
ed the turnout to Dr. Noxon The wo-
man, when asked why she did not try to
stop the horse, said she liked to ride fast.
Ilr. Sceley, Bible visitor at work in the
not end of the town, who was ob'iged
to leave his work for a few days to go to
Hartford on account of the sickness of
his wife, has returned to his duties here.
Sunday evening he gave an excellent ad—
dress in tho Congregational church,
lilies Winifred Eddy, also a Bible visitor,
beside participating in the Presbyterian
Sunday school and Christian Endeavor
meeting, also led the chair with comet
at b ill! the morning and evening ser
vices.
The revival meetings ut‘tbe Methodist
Episcopal church will be continued this
week, the services commencing at 7:30
o‘clock. The speakers are: Tuesday
evening, Rev. Mr. Boswell, of Southport:
Wednesday, Rev. F. E. Robbins, of Nor-
wallt; Thursday, Rev. :5. J. Austin, of
Dorian. The speaker for the Friday meet'
ing has not been decided on yet, but it is
probnblv that members of the Salvation
Army will lead the meeting.
lilss Allie Bowen sang a solo at the
close oi the service in the Congregational
church, Sunday morning. Chester and
Harold Cantrell were baptized. in the
evening a missionary service was held.
Rev. ii. J. Austin, assisted by Rev. Ir.
Henley. conducted the meeting.
It is reported that Jacob Wolf has sold
his saloon property, recently purchased
trees a. (l. Waterbury, to Chris Larsen,
who was burned out of the "Old Home»
stead" a short time ago.
fir. and Mrs. Alfred Jellifle. 01 Brook-
lyn, are visiting Ira. ,Jeliilis's mother,
Its. Tyler 1'. Lyon. ‘
Its. bamuel C. sillimsu returned
horns Saturday from a visit in George-
town.
Charles Gail has started a deb route,
and soon intends tonnes a market In
town.
ll- Allie Pcoley, who has been spsudo
log a few days in Nogwslk, has returned
home.
Congreiemau E. J. um is at the Hygeia
Hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va. He has
recovered his health, but is waiting for
settled weather before returning home,
which will be in a week or two.
John Durand, oi Bowoytoo, will do
liver a lecture in Grand army Hall Sat-
urday night, on the subject, "Anderse
ville, Libby and Florence Prisons During
the War."
Franklin M. Human, the artist at
Henry Tilly's, this morning placed a
handsomely lettered sign outside of the
Fox Cycle Academy on Elizabeth street.
Cblei of Police Bradley was called
upon, yesterday afternoon, to take charge
ol’ a foolish lad who was hanging about
the streets. The boy llnally went home.
—-Columbiss; they almost fly: the stan-
dard bicycle of the world; see them be-
fore you purchase. C. Ford seeley Cycle
Co, No. 29 Wall street, Norwalk, agents.
lemorisl services were held at St
Iary‘s church, this morning, observing
the second anniversary at tbedeatb oi
Ira. William Howard.
The civil suit against Bernard lic-
Govern came up this morning As lir.
Icihvsrn did not appear. Judgment
was rendered against him.
The monthly meeting of teachers of
Grace church Sunday school will be held
colossal iightblussod pink, represent» having wrinestroubla with his eyes.
ingespsctaculerpalaceci sphdor ‘ ..._.._......
is the coeotsrpnt oi beauty and
I“ hm’ thelrhomeaneehiagtcastraet.
Who was it that remarked after read. -----
lag Bhukespssrsa few hoursthaths was The “Innis-lb M. be m-
"surprised lobed hl-eo lullcl' urchin, ear his“. We! the I'm-ll Basil-t
never did run mantle" "lcmsldea you a
meditation, leacyvfreez" “I know a bank
wherecu the wild thyme bluwa” are a
lswthatwillbersccgeised testicula-
sammsrrnight's Dream.” Every one,“ mm,ma limits,
willeeccgaisethastvsiescithe‘fl willholdiisrsgularmsstlngiuflerraaala
isglsrcb,”thougbsetsllhow thatlt “.misss.
menu-fattest». met at l’ollcs Bradley stressed ass-am Scullsld iscesllnedtoths
Charles lasts tor lubrication this hcuwwiihassvsrssusckotpusumoals.
kahw- who Jchanis Oaliahenlsocnilued to an
Wilma...“ Theropeileswhcnknmewlthtba-mm
and tkeKiagwttt-sssst '9 Withdrawal-ca l’lsas to. Mini. crates hashssnwrloasly
Arnold. oi hummer street,
has goestoBumiorIto engage in the
trackicghasinass.
wane—subsection “1.3“.th _ some...
r’
lssthsturdey. ‘
maroon. 2
Weekly prayer meeting «mosses -
at D. A. liliews’, Wednesday“ i w
Washington Lodge woolen-ease.
tlon sociable Friday night. “ ‘ "
In. , Fred em out witness-J ‘
chills. . .1 ‘
Washington Lodge will meet tonight
Weston.
The sevemmonthroldsou of It. led 5
In a. J. leCoukey disdon’l'hasdey
last. The funeral was held Iron tho
house on Sunday, Rev. C. H. Passe
omciatlng. llucb sympathy. ls feltlor
the young parents, as this 3 thessccod,
child they have lostwithiu two m, V
and Mr. McConksy basheen lllall winter.
He was taken to St. Luke’s hospital“.
limo! the week for a course cl trash '
ment. ,
Miss Minnie Williams retitled on
Sunday from a three weeks’ vidt in New .
Haven and Bridgeport. ,
The Nor-field Y. P. 8. C. I. prayer
meeting was led by Kiss Eleanor Hoyt,
on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Harriet Godfrey and Hrs. J. 3.
Gregory are spending a few days in
Greenwich. '
The Misses Wekereas, oi Faiths",
have been guests of Kiss lay Hamilton.
Mrs. Ephraim Fitch has submitted
lira. J. A. Godfrey, from Dsnbury.
Hrs. M. J. Miller, of Greenfield, H W
guest of lire. Hartley Williams.
Miss Hattie Wymaa was the guest of
Kiss Lillie Adams, last week. ‘
John Sipperly, of Weatport, W a
friend in Nurfleld on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Horace Burlhutt mist
Sunday in Westport.
J. 8. Lane vieited his former hotneiu
Illinois, last week.
Miss Anna Banks has been ill for sev-
eral do):
STORIES OF THE STATE.
Mrs. Sarah Peck, widow of Judge
Peck, of New Milford, has instituted an
action against the executors, lama.
Stall‘o and Marsh, on notes smounuug to
about $2,500. The complaint sets upihsh
Mr. Peck was somewhat winced in Ills,
.s o- ..,f'
plaintiff and in
marriage, be pro-iced that eh. m
have the sum of $09.00 out cl hi estate
in case she should survive him, which,“
she was a young women, she seclu-
ed likely to do. But ‘ for m
best known to himself he penned“
ed the plaintiff to permit the sum
$2,000 only to be put into the marriage
contract and to accept his note (drills
ocher $3.000, payable one year aiterhtc
de tease. The marriige took place, and
afterwards, uuhekuown to the plaintifl,
Peck destroyed the 83 000130“. When
she found it out, she naturally nphvaided
him severely and as he declined to make
restitution it led to much marital db:
cord. Finally by way of settlement and
compromise Mr. Peck promiscd toglvc
hertlflm, payable one year after hledav
overs, and gave her a note for that
amount. This note the annotate dev
cline to pay and it isooe at those on
which she has brought suit.
Three boxes of bonds which were
stolen from the Thomastoo bank a
month ago, were returned to thekank
yesterday, by it. is. trust, who found
them near a stonewall about a mile
from the center of the town. Oocbox
belonged to Dr. R. 3. Goodwin and orig-
inally contained 020,000 worth of bonds,
among them being 00,000 worth of Coir
solidated road paper. The latter had
been abstracted and adored toe New
York broker about smooth ago The
broker, suspecting there was something
wrong, held the paper until he could
commuolcste with the Teamsters prov
pie, and the result was that the bonds
were returned to Dr. Goodwin. All the ,
other papers in all the holes were fun!
intact.
Landlord Spencer, o! Winstrd, brought
a twelvryesr-old colored boy named
Baujsnsln Bradley, homewith hi- late
urdsy on his return iron "aside, is»
work ior him about the hotel. Ila”
morning he rapped on the boy'sdccr,“
receiving no answer entered the m
and foundthe boy is an uses-mien
cooditloo,csused bysocpsegnjst.
He soon died.
Patrick O‘Connell, the sitcom
senciDspntyhhertd Wile-wall, at“:
folk, was playing on the ice lesser,
whenhefslithrougk. flewes halib-
ssd at once, and won search was made
forhim theholeihthsies told the Id
tale at his death by drowning,
James Carrell,ct ammv Hays
nice, shot himseli through the heat, dyv
loginstently. fishsdbllowtelm
torsiongtimeand had so benefited
hh dead is w to have m
prompted by dsspsedescy.
Ira. Jones-merits has new:
able span. “Mb-Heed? his.
Jone-rheumatism b misfit
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