. m» , _. , . , .THfiRSDAY. fiRCE 28. l895. l { TWOW
“Dill 0F SILE ISSUED m“'"°"' mm" ME“ “KNOW ESCIPE "“ “"E'iffmm "E“ 0003 NEIGHBDBS orou.no.s.r.m..,..,.m
Lemons, so... will neth- art-wen to soy-tn. um".- a... n ”a“... .. gamma" 0' '30 011?? Th”
lies k” II.“ ”V" “I'd. " r" W W. ' .um'm . m ”r
A 1003'!!!“qu NEWS”! "3“ n. J 1:“.me h” wasr rs curse on [N rotors run- “derawaquilt. wot a“
“All! WIS Ills bill. ‘ ”Mumedtomrhy from . visit to "A! noun“, ”well wasths lucky mart. 1. m :
loidlern’iioms. at Norotoo lac ‘ ”“3"" “MB-WWW"
wane ores-tee won seven to Ins-van “a". M gem.“ nm- nests er wrur--c.n—rusr.sthio Its-s "i“ ”a 1"“ E' 8' WWWW '
(lasts-ssh. fails in trans of I Input! m. m hid m 1.“ up. '3’"! in Ilswnyton—lsrrlsss of but lases— Wu'
tour-gossamer» alert-us at n we- . N word go, the institution. 3... none-r Doings m 8|,l..._.,u.d Its. A. N. Thomas spent ycatartlg’ _ ‘
tee-ice Prevents enemas. nus-st. my road statement charging mum“, my» on 0...»... with lire. Fred Lyon. of South llorwalk.
Nor-.13 in. 3 1mg." old u... sgsnreot there and was determined to ROWAong_ “ lllss 7hells Thorpe and list Frankie,
M h tbepersonof ”ka” Bdmundsm fit“! herself " to M' truthfulness - William Clifford Hulse non of William Gregory arson the sick H."
nephew of Julia Edmunds, thecolored fldmaksn personal inspection of the c_ Hates. the popular oys.ter dealer, died ROW" cm” h" 8000 to work in
team, of Wallstrsst. The little fel- horns of our nation's brave defenders. m. morning at the he... of his ”an“ Bridgeport. ‘
low csnnotmakochsnae. but his custo- Ell- III!- the "H ”mm“! "0'9"“ on Main street. About a week ago he cou-Ni—mws. '
mers never chest him, and he does a audglven "I"! opportunity ‘0 ill-Ive“ ,, > - ‘
thriving business. He is about three the building from basement to flag dzlrithgizrz‘tligffrbfi :3th: (3:32:91? 18mm“ Bridgeport, an
feettaliandisfnt, with rosy red ch99”, stall, and is very enthusiastic in her never recovered. its "a. beloved by all :8“ and so“ oznrcticut Humane so-
hh complexion bales-1mm white. Imm PU“ "In-800“" 35° “W and fondly cherished by those who know 6- I" h d wffi. “mum" °‘ ”w”
The little fellow bnda miraculouses- Whitman ole-mu! loo-“dwelling hm b“ 5,, w," a mm, o, m ': 5'0 r :1 M all?!“ Bonner. - colored
cape yesterday. He had secured his modlus and. comfortable, the drainage Rrwoyton Methodist Episcopal Son day :It I r sh Arrested some days '10 ,
bundleof 87.31“:st and w" rushing nudventilatton perfect, the rooms clean, school, belonging to the class of Miss 0" nine ‘1 ‘0 ‘9 him“- He V“ “in”
”'0" w‘“'"¢“‘°lh° PO" 0530 3"" cheerfuland ”‘7' '“h ”I the comm“ Emily Kile. He was the eldest son of bum” ElmerE Bann' ”um" 0' the
Owflvecll'fl Dutch-let. just as Motor. tenors of modern architecture, while Huh“, 0' four my. ”d "5 mm P300? Ind fined 81 on each cffour
man Mathois‘ car was approaching. All ererywbere could beseen signs of home ym". of “In. His 10” will be deem, “1‘ 22:13 ‘All meanslof remitting Bon-
nt once he dropped one of his EENTINILS 00310“- The culinary department, by all those with “mm be associated, fhi L warrant "wed {01’ the arrest .
on the track and stooped to pick it up about which there has been some ‘3‘” who give their affectionate ”mm“ to °l . "i ovsgiy 0“ “‘9 0113's")! Molt .m-
Inauinstaut the car would have been PM”. W“ In the hands ofancxperteuc-«me bereaved onesin thcir hfilrction. No calm ng t a“ when he went to '°°k
upon him and his littlslifs crushed out sliced. who-om- no pain-ill the pre' ”magma... hm ,9, been mm ,0, “lb“ “0"“ "“1 lit-Thu" he and
undertheruthloss wheels. notation of the food The inmates of the thelurcral. ggglfizgl’flf’ :11 tlhreatenrng character.
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brought his car to a quick stop. The Ire. Isles took home with her samples :fi‘uguggfinfimnnrgfi .kudfludu make an argument Ibo 1'10““ acquitted
" dittle fellow was too frightened to move 0' ”I’M and 0‘” made by “100003- took lacs (39w d o “a", ' ' .2 In" of the “"3“
at first, butasocond later he jumped andtbose who have tried the samples o'clockp in "1’6 hold” 1 thmgznhgdlst
from the rails. Theuhcthought or his pronounce them «good uoouldbede- E hm .1 church 0"“? |° “Aha
$21511an and shouted. “Soy. mister. I‘ll“ 5! "10 m0“ 9180““ eFilm”- “0 “Eula," so low m 3'“; to '3‘
stopnminute; don’t spoil that paper," inmates of the Bone are contented and here a; uni”: trfiz'bei r.
The spectators. who were horror note word of complaint was heard from formed b me 1;; J H Slate "3 p: '
strickenarninute before, had to smile, any quarter. lire. Isles says she has of the ch :rch The'bride'w (1-2;: to,
andEdward Church quickly rescued the m in many “ml" institutions, but in white nuns’ veiling trimmsduwith whit:
paper for “Jo-k," and the car moved on. none has she found the management satin. The hm“. dialer .0“ d as inter-
Popuun Alllslllfis'l'tt. xwmplete “d “'1"wa than the preter. The newly wedded couple will
rers Borne at Noroton. Such words
___.____ , take up their residence in this place.
Ion-s of the [vents in Which lorwalk “'0 glowing, “d coming from one Who
fun that" or ran UNION lists
rs‘ss sterner» or.
,* s
Mm Ion-v new, on
MOD-”hotnrsnkassolahn
has and number—unarm- l’rssslng
gllhsleflsi-s. ,
The kProbsterurthasissnsd
Muhofthelandlnd bulld-
b’ wood by the insolvent Union
Comstock press-M a resolution. ”condo
ndbylr. Lymthsttbesociety known
as the Latter Day Saints in future he
prohibited from using the chnpel for re-
ligious purposes. 0. A. White spoke in
favor of the [rs-ago of the resolution,
and made a scathing speech against the
doctrines promulgated by this religious
sect. Aaron Decker and others also so-
dorsed the resolution, while George
Hills spoke against it. The vote being
taken thirty-three were found to be in
favor of its passagennd none against it.
Theodor of George Hills to give the
Parsons following land for a chapel stil
holds good. ltisuodorstood that a quan-
tity of timber has also been donated, as
well as quite a sum of money and labor
by some of the local carpenters. it will
not be surprising if they erect a chapel of
their own.
ant. scour untrue.
loath Kuwait Iotss by Way of the
American latter.
Batting in South Norwalk for the
month hasnvorsged up to its usual vol-
ume. The lssuingol many of the lead-
ing shapes from the middle of February
to the first of larch gave retailers an
opportunity of seeing them and deciding
which styles to adopt, or to order in duty
licnte from styles already shown. There
is quite a demand now for colors, prin-
‘concorn who are interested in
n . of a new compel”. have
__ subscribed to purchase
loss some outside parties
.' creditors of the locum
leir claims, and trustee
pie is anxious to get the
ompsny straightened out.
‘ ising the sale will proba-
a few days.
. new company, which
J purchasing the plant, wilt
mnbout 835,000 morebofors
Foquip the factory ready for
‘ uring goods.
-. importation of felts and
~ .. into th’s country during the
our months has given the project
hat of asst back, but the stock-
. of the new company considers
t it will be to their interest to secure
property even if they have to devote
t to other purposes.
Ir. Sample has lately been in com-
i“ municatlon with several large mill own:
Judge Prentice has given a decision' ' in
the case of Ford, 8r. vs Ford, Jr —fath-
er versus son. The suit was brought by
the father, who is a deaf mute, to set
aside a deed for a forty~acre farm. The
father claimed the deed should have been
for four acres and that there was fraud
on the part of the son. Judge Prentice
finds for the son and declares the deed
valid.
The building recently erected in South-
srsregnrdiog the prospects of a Nor-
walk plant. The times have been so on
prosperous, though, that he could get
little encouragement. The machinery of
$0 mills has been kept in condition by cipnlly for the lighter shades in brown. in”... n. 13”,..1”. has hall! great experience, are the more ”filtragh3:s:£; :53 5:233:22 port by Thomas Gleason was datroyed
tin o ration eve week for a ' - valuab s. v v -
SP“ P9 '1 The Crofutd: Knapp Co. are busy in There is no doubt that all our theatre the event entertained her children and b! “'0 90”! 3'99“"le morning. Glea-
short time, but the buildings are in need
of repair. From 312000 to $15,000
would have to be expended in that line.
Atltbs last meeting of the gentlemen
in in organizing the new company
the of the soliciting committee on
subscriptions showed that they
Ital! “0000 on hand. The insolvent
,. -- slsohasn fevthousnod dollars
.. the sale of manufactured stock
is, taken with the amount which
rplnnt would bring at a fair sale.
' - ld not entail the present creditors of
. chainsolveot concern a very heavy lose.
both factories on their own styles, and
those lulled by Collins & Fairbanks, and
Spellman, both of which are well liked
by the trade. William I. Worcester. at
56 Bedford street. Boston, is locking af-
ter their Eastern trade.
The Volk Bat company are busy filling
orders on the Harrington, which has al-
ready provedagood selling hat. it is
conservative in shape, but has disting-
uishing features which are very notice-
able. Tbo Beerbobm. one of Ir. Volk’s
own shapes.ls a striking bat and has
been well received.
The Raymond & Comatock Co. are
making the Ball & H k Boston hat
and the [aster New York a la. and both
shapes are selling well, as are the several
spring styles issued by the firm. They
are showing some very ' pretty light
brown.
Hoyt & Wolthausen have taken the
make shop formerly occupied by the
Ambler a Perry Go, and will make hats
in the rough only.
John C. Wilson & Co., makers of the
Chnpin New York style, are having a
good sale of this popular shape, as well
astheir own styles. The Wilson styles
are always good and the business of the
factory runs along evenly throughout
the year.
The South Norwalk Hut company are
doing their usual amount of business for
the time of the year. Their salesmen
are constantly out and keep in touch
with the trade and know their wants
very thoroughly. Their young man's
special is n taper crown, with round
curl. and has been well received by the
trade.
W. B. Hubbell reports an excellent
goers will be delighted to know that the
exceedingly pretty “Prince Pro Tern" TWIN—Elfiillaib.
will play a return engagement at Hoyi's risen-ht l’nrnrtrlspltn shoot l‘orvvnlk Poo.
Theatre next Monday night. it is unlike ”'0 “d “'0" ""0“-
the majority of musical comic operas of lime. Ross, the clairvoyant, who has
American origin. It has a plot and n been at the 01d Well Hotel several
very substantial one, which possesses the weeks, left South Norwalk for Bridge-
grent advantage of novelty and affords port this morning.
son intended using the premises for a
randchildren. Twen , ' . .
ll W relatives were saloon, but the commrieloners had refus-
reseot a d - -
:er was braved“??? L:::i:'cals‘i’:n 'l to license it and it contained onlyu
was one of much pleasure, and all wish- “I" .3319, somg organ and a few cases
ed the hoetese many happy returns of the o te. . stance units, which were dea-
day. troyed.
The experience social held in the Meth- The dim“ ‘. '5 0‘ the Bridgeport Y' 1!.
‘ _ ‘ odrst church last evening was a great C. 5- in“ “him ccepted the resignation
great opportunitieern the libretto by that Mrs. Sylvester Hunt 3nd Mrs. Ed. “cm”. the proceeds received from the of Physical Insilt ‘tor Conn. totaks of.
talented nuthorof “14ll2,"R A. Barnet, mund 749““, of Chestnut street, are ladioe‘ experiences and at the door fect Kay 1. ILL willbsallowcdlo
“d ‘ musical score which will add to 1" visiting “1 Astoria, L. I. amounting to over .58. The Young Ln- spend ‘ portion 0' iii; '5’ am AM.
5. Thompsuus already enviable "PM” Ira. Frank Sinuson and children, of diee' Literary club did exceedingly well, I“ b" “9" position. " ”mitten m
tiou. Burbank street, have been visiting in turning in the nest sum of .10. li’i'Oi'JWWNWk “P '
The 'characters represented in "The “guy“; a”. ”j“. andlrs Livingstone Inoksy, The Democrats of ,
an...“ "1° ."cund m “‘9 Underhili kits. 0. A. Gregory. of France street, of New York city, haveboenspeodlog a nominated '0' ”Vol-,3 ‘
“nah "° 3" Ammo, Absolute, ' is spending a week with relatives in 19' dill ll their “9' mum" m ”Milmn'“l”‘"
cholcrlc old gentleman; Captain Jack Brooklyn. street. city clerk Robert Liberia; .
geranium,hissoo,marqueradesasilusign m“ Celia Curtis. of fisohury, is . Alfred Ilerrltt,of Brooklyn, “.1,“ Theodore [reedszcity audittw, : ,
vorlcy, “I. BOD Acres, . country ghost of Mrs. L. P. Mott, of Elm street. "“mnfi in Rowayton 101’ “W benefit 0‘ McConkey, sherrlf', Orville 0' “I”;
squire, one of the rivals: David, his ser‘ - assessor, Daniel Hanrsban.
rant; Sir Lucius O'l'rlgger. of Blunder- Hrs. l". A. Tollos, of Fairlield avenue, hm health. -———-—-——- '
buss Hall: Mrs. Malaprop. the redoubtcd is spending» few days in Brideermt. DAR!“ AND NOROION- “3'1,“ 0’3 edmwogengfimm “t a":
linguist, whose select words are so ingcn- ____.....,-.-. -.._-..-__~.._-_. Boys 'i“ b0 b0" always. Yesterday day ntbfl'irstzf Carlo; £32m “ft“!
uously misnpplisd without being mispro- “mm" "'"m'" ‘° N" c'”""' J0“! P00“?!- qu WI! OWN“! flying I nine euder in tb ‘ cit to k e um; I
trounced; “ill Lydia Languish.bsr niece, Next Wednvsder Ilium large deletin- kite. Thvs may seem some! item; but a 9:, m, “mad 5 y r: 1‘“
who thinks nothing can hequiteso love. tions from Greenwich lege, of Now taking in“, consideration the number 0‘ “:0,de womeoe m0“ 0 so “8°
ly as an elopemeot; Lucy, her servant. York;8t JOhfl'l'. N0 3.01N0Wfllk; Old spectators as well as the easy manner in '
In pug first, sn- Anthony prop“... on be- Well. of South Norvvnlk, and Union, of which he raised it to the lofty heavens Secretary Tbm’h" 0‘ the State L"
half of or. oompm second. or... no... Smmrnrd. wm journey to x... Canaan. above. shawl-noun: he was sun profl- “d °“’*"."’*‘¥“”'!“"""‘“‘ “"“- W"
prop accepts on behalf of her niece; part 19‘5““ the Stamford depot on the 7:10 cient to the art, made many of us think “d costs. inflicted m "'9 various Bridge-
third,grival appears; part {um-m. duel train. on a visit to llsrniony Lodge, No. of the happy (1.” we “Pei“ when we port llqlhr cases. already amount to
scene, 67 F. and A. M.. of that borough, which were young and agile. We speak of this “’0‘“ 3" 000_ w M
The “km“ favorite. Mi” Ullie m, will confer the degree of Mash-r Mason to give the younger generation a chance Horrible Urcam—Canar’s Wife—You
kcrstrorn, will open 1‘ mm, nights' em on "Billy" Morrell, one of the Conrolida- to take a few lessons of the ever willing seem ill at case, my lord. What voxes
“mm”; at Hoyt's theatre, Thursday, ted's youngest rind most popular condor- and ”to, obligiug John PWIGY- you?
April 11. The plays which she no pm— ‘0'“ A li”“" ‘°‘“‘."""’ m” b“ “"9“?" The mule 0' the trolley linewasstnked Caner—4 dreamed last night, Coros'
sent areentirely new. MI-s Ackerslrom ed by Harmony, which “I'm” prevarlstn out yesterday from Rowayton to the “3, "I“ “10 American DOW.- 1.900
needs no introduction. The charm of “1° brotherhood. 1“ ‘Ihelokw" an” new depot in this place, and Superintendent ”"3 "0m "0". after “I?! had 80‘ Wed
her acting and pretty dancing will. with- banquet room ‘ collation m.“ be ”Well. Mansfield announced that work would at 0' Napoleon Bonaparte, bell“ printing
out a doubt, draw large audiences to “d "mum" will spread “M" I? "9 once begin on its construction. ll '0‘ 0‘ ‘3“ stories about me.
the evening presentations as well as the expected that 3 number 0‘ hundred "m" Carpenters are "pr here today to l’arvenu Hostess to (stable boy, at-
matioec. which will be given Saturday °" will “‘9 present. "b" will return on ' work on the interior or the brick depot, tired as waiter for the sec tsion of n din-
afternoon, April 13. This actress is a m” 'V’cm ‘0 Stamford. "MC" m" cm” which will be completed ”soon as p03. ner party) JamPI~—Why do you not fill
A New Departure.
; 1 In about two weeks the enterprising
“ . dry goods firm of Tristram a: Hyatt will
.; i open a china. crockery and house for-
' trialling dopartmsut in connection with
. Etbslr already well-stocked store. They
have leased additional store room and n
lugs invoice of choice flaviland china is
now being unpacked. Their crockery
and stone wars, aswsll as their china,
have been bought direct from the manu-
facturer, and prices will compare favor-
ably with those of New York firms. A
specialty will be made of china for dec-
orating purposes and some rare pieces of
brie-acorns have also been secured. The
department will be under the supervision
of Charles A, Havilsnd, formerly with
F. J. Curtis a Go. He needs no intro.
dilution to Norwalk people, as be is well
and favorably known. Under his man-
ngement purchasers are sure of courteous
treatment. Th0 fitting up of the depart-
ment i being done by Contractor b. B.
Wilson. -m -._..
Isw [nonnative 'l'sstod.
The big locomotive just received by
the Consolidated railroad was put to test
when it started from Harle- rlver to
5:30“! in 5051: “of“; mug. Eh: clever, graceful and wrosotne little nect with the 9“" and west-bound trains. up“, Mr. De Ulnttone’s glass? James—Lor’,
Boston early Tuesday morning with l eh'ilhm m not .w woman, The brightindividualit which ___,.. ” "WW" . . my. on, .-
1,00lltoosof railroad iron. The train looktohim eschrsonsonfor their suPP'! marks her plays and her Wrtrayzls wine A In." on hum“ “I". T“ Collector John H. Whitney I. m. I. . the use? He enlptlsslt
There was quite a blaze owes Merwiu spendinga 1" d'fl “19 8m?" 0' I“ as tastes I fill n"
street, yesterday. better Currier llenry MI" MN Charles Hammond, in Mani"? D010“ think 0‘“ marriage i’ ' fail-
Perry, who lives there. built a bonfire too. “'9' Mr. Askin?" said Miss mdfl' to '
outlo the backyard. He went awayto ”'9'!!!“ 690'” 8. Bil“?! went ‘0 ”“0“ man whom 5"” "'9" ”mm”
attrnd to something else. and «luring his 50m" "I'm. N. Y .flllfl’dfl- '0 W ”ML "1 haven't 30' that l” "b”
.mca the throes spread. setting the tend the luutral of his uncle. Will it“ “Wk "PM “butJ'm MY
cities. Norwslk people will be most dry gal“ on tire. hThe tire 1:” in close Mrs B W. Cooper. of Babylon, L. l.. :n‘lLrafinm "'3‘ “mm” 3 bank-
happy to welcome h" IPPOII'IMG this proxrnr ty to t e outbur logs and is visiting at the residence of hire. 8. l’ '
chicken coupe and threatened to destroy firm, on Prospect avenue. “HI-n1. Vb“ “0 ’0“ “It? Plaster
season W._._..__.___.__ m, when Ir. Perry's mother die _....._..... horse? Don‘t you know it’s Sunday?
con-f III- Icon-o tours Draw. mum] the by.” 3... who he.- no BROAD RIVER. “Yes, run; this is a Sunday sacred born
The selects-en have received a bill andbe extinguished the fire after con. The 3N“ 3"" Chapelsoclety loin | "0%."
from the Berlin Bridge company for steerable difficulty. One of his hands “Olll'llhllll condition. having paid off
31.104 5! for the recent replirs was slightly burned. .900 0‘ "'0 chapel M'- besidessncteof kerk 52:23:33.: 3:0:an
to the Washington street duty. -m-.,..._.._...... .250 for furniture. The lodebtsdns- Awss we 1,", 400 members then '.
k I
bridge. The dilllculty was that "" "' ""m' ”0" “00'1”” hsdsdlvlsloo and there were only soc
the heavy Tummy cm mmbllns Charlo- E- 30mm W" M" In. a. a. smith. of New York,hss left' then a disruption and only ten of
over the bridge,broks tbs cogs lathe a lack seat 0'I anything ‘0 lb. been a guest of ifr. and kits. 0.1% uswsrsloft;tbsuwehsdaherssytrlal
mechanrsmof tbedrnw. The town off!» If”!!! “"0 One 0‘ M. 'MW' Brown, of this place. and now only me and Brother Duncan
clais contemplate putting in a claim ties H “II. M h‘ h" (“m I" am. "in. has in
my“ m. retl- are left, and I have great doubts of Don-
ngslnst tbs Tramway company for the cslvsd WW “'0'“ 0' “W “'30“. deuce by m. addition of sverauda. csn‘s orthodoxy.
of reliable bodies.
E. If. Palmer a Co. have been doing a
very satisfactory business in bodies in
the rough of the liner grsdes. They are
was-sdsupof fifty—onscarasnd a on—
hcosn,each car having 40,000 pounds
eapadty. Thelocomotlvs had a hard
Weaver the trestle from Shaw’s
Macro. the Thames river bridge. made both hsndaudprsssllnlsh.
MWMHM“W "‘9 “WV" Hoytk Woltbnnsennrsworklng up a
wildsdandaod Ml. bl“ u” “If“ veryniosbusinensinhatsln the rough.
Wthetrnln,whlohwasnsarlybnlfn Theyarsbothhsrdworksrs sndnre at-
nucleon without a slos- A m" tsndlngcloselytoevsry detail of their
5 Iowdwatchodthsprogressofthe train mm
"Wm from “I the whsrvcs The Adams Brothers Iaoufscturlog
M W Th ilroad i
.wm formats Noam road? Imacho XI: ”“9", "W" ‘ "'7 “it sitting host.
.pywasthssnglossr.
praise and approval. Norwslk and
South Norwnlk people feel that libs
Ackerstrom belongs to them, her debut
having been made upon the Norwslk
stage, atda cordial greeting is always
extended her whenever she visits our
J. W. O'Brisu, who rsesntly succeeded
O'Brlsorkbhsrwood.bas been putting
inuewshuwcasssadhasmsdehisstors
vsryattrnctlvs. ,
Otto Bartholnsd wife left February”
foratrlptoi'iwlds to be gone about
four wake.
m lslilsy Turin Inshingtsn.
farthsbsufltoftllosswho have been
unable to inks advent-s- of the Penn
syivanln Balbosd company's tours
germ, D. 0.. during the
Iantss wuss. that oomph-r III-
hill 17 can Colon which has o lo .
' ‘ I special 3"" boll- Ciel-s fer banana. .mmmw “film“? .3, his “'80 m:;;m:. George nudges has been thoroughly Customer-l know that the service
. W. .0 h" 1‘" Y“ “‘ PM" It is roportnd that claims for damsgss mm“. '“nu' srealwsys busy. and the reasons are oi» renovating I“. "“6““ here “ quicker "I“ at other places; but ‘
'l'hnrsdsy, Aprllls rsturniugon
M‘ We T” m, i.
.. ”undertone st Washing-
catharsis. are sure from New
summits- Pallulslphh: pro-
sstssfrsmotbwpoists. Do-
' willhsssst on applies-
nemesis-l. ms Bro-luv.
romances ill, Broad street
nihlslph
Thsfollowlag patents were issued Uch
N, 1”. [Mfumlsbed from cities of A
I. Wooster. patent lawyer and solicitor,"
tothosouslog waterpowsroothsstrssar
running through West Norwslk, known
asrlvs Iiisrivsr, will bsssrvsd on the
New Canaan Water Works company.
which will impound wateria thslrlstgs
rsssrvolr.tbsodarnaglog tks- as they
slain. Thomson’sontistls just below
thsnowayteoori'ivs IllsBivor railroad
”.mwhioh stream the railroad
company has crossed a has pumping...
stadonforitssupply.
”on Edit” Battery is out, having recover- tlts porvt’loos are certainly only half the
II i F _ ed fromsreosnt “I“... one. alter-J'he same thing, sir.
9"“: the t' "ll "' ”"1“" read Remember that "he ‘glvss twice who
on a talk about clothes today. There llmln Tm. who hu bun mien-l: “I," colour.” ‘
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