NUMBER 2. 238 Wary-3333:” . ' SOUTH NORWALK. CONN» SATURDAY. MAY 25.1895 TWO GEN“ AFTER mg "mun (“album iiiiiitt. mg “0553 10mm]: stiliteiiit moist my mg mango“; em out litmus. ‘ n a Heavy Blast Creates lievoo la a , “w" lisrwalk fie-sell remit. the semi The Closing [vest in the stairs 4» IP30!"- cm "I?!“ CALL“ run niiiiiir asins' rrsrivsi." sews us some or ran lie! in _ » _ I! Till COUNCIL. Ilene Quarry es Ely Avenue. . ltailway telxtead its Tar-est. n" “WA“. 1,“. .1 the Graduates of c“. a terrific report. followed by a biasing "I“ I" "run“ The City Council of liorwaik. at an rumor thesis-of us of as noise. unheard for a tells about South mum“. ”a ”mam, “m M. adjourned meeting last night. granted mm... u, n, W m .. Over River wheel. “atheism“ Norwslk. yesterday afternoon at 4:00 a» ales-Inn! quM—lu’m "- thallorwalk Street Railway company's a, .“W“ m“ 1m m, Opera House last night. was a o'clock. It was the result ofnnsooldent m, ”a I.“ hum uh“ '5: h application to extend its Ward street _. .Inu.’ mm I..." a I,“ close to the success“ ”of find at Contractors Foley aCoughlin’squarry “upon“ a.“ m "I n. swltch southerly to Gregory place. A Jugwtmmm "M" ”an... life Just passed. The gathering was a . on In Emeline O. Boston’s property on ’ 'W’ ' public hearing on the application was ,_ amulet-fl m, ,‘ m “m. WONJMYM W. Hill! and Ely avenue. 1110 “IN DIEM 0' "III “I! 10? “I. It" held at the Council chamber before the mu; m so ”want, m m piety held sway until a unusable a... An unusually heavy blast was discharp ““30““ “WWII fund was 0'10 In which meeting convened. but no serious objeo- lame! Inw- lovMWoe-nm be left this m ed. which overturned a ‘huge fifty-font ‘b' attendance W“ 0' “10 moneyapond- tions were interposed. E. J. Finnegan. The "on“... go, my my and The balconies were filled with parent derrick. In failing the derrick struck lug kind,and "it"? department "POW tho grocer, thought the street was not patriotic mvl‘e at the Ilse! Avenue and friends ‘4 the Mimi“ the steam pipe which connects the holler edlneressed “'9“, TM" "9. however. wide enough. J. P. Nickersou. O. K. Methodist EMF: church torniwrow great pleasure in witnessing the “joy- with the hoisting engine, and tqre a and many dflmble “Null! 10“ "I "l9 M”! Scoiield and A. Avison were also present, night is as follows' ”National m, merit of the young propison tbedoor tion of the pipe down. The steam he- article department, “‘9 00"”“0393 but had nothing to any. dies n' by the 1190"“ 'ovchestrs' gym. 5: below. The Nitric by WWI gau escaping in volumes. and fearing “"0 ”m9 '9'! choice morsels I“ ‘0 The next business was the passing of reading on“ Scripture by d” W: orchestra was all tbntnonflbem that the boiler would explode assoou as “'90” 0‘. "‘3‘ “9"“ “1°" artistl- aresolution authorising the issuing of anthem “pug” ”.5. Father" g, m; ancillary were chaired many tinder- ths water was exhausted, Foreman “"1 arranged. '3 well as in NW '0‘ ”00,000 four per cent. forty-year gold qmflm'e. prays! by Rev (IN/"r,” "my, log the evening. There were was, Richard Dsly grasped a coat and at the main 0" “W “0"" booth. “d the "'3‘“ bonds. ”be“. gone, v.0“, M 'W‘ 3;,“ numbers on thedatioe ”cousins. with V risk of being sonidedto death bound it ‘“ the fruit “"0 b”! “WWI! still '0' A resolution requiring bicyclists to “Jerusiilem'” 0‘01”" "gm” 5" an intermission at ll 0’“. around the end of the steam pipe, thus “l" evening. when ““3 “if will 010'“ carrya lighted lantern on their wheels the A990"; orchestra: a,“ '1”. when Caterer Frederick lull, retaining steam in the boiler until 0"". C“! band 1". ‘ most d" between sunset end sunrise.uoder pen- memo'i.l address by £3, 3” A 'y' served a deliclom luncheon. Th0 water could beprocured from the swamp "KW“°°““"1”‘°'°“l“8v "‘9" “"c' alty ofsp'l line. was offered by Council- Smith' solo “Teotingontlts 0“ Comp: lsdieo' custom were very pretty sad , near by, and the life extinguished. “0mm“ 0““ m0“ 0990mm ch!" man 0sborri,but was withdrawn when 0...... " by Herbert new patriouosd W508 Wrwnsmomsomgaiy There was one hundred pounds of steam “3“" "‘4 well "ndem' Tl” audience Attorney J. B. Burlbutt silo that a bill an” h; m. 12,," (lures; Haulenhecb' enjoyed tbsoccseion. up when the accident happened. may 1“" been somewhat surprised (but of the same nature was pending before Hymn 533- Apollo orchestra "on m" Among the dancers fromontof WI Mr. Duly had his hands quits badly "“3 ”"9"” "' ‘ ”m“ P‘w‘ 0'") the Legislature. Thanks.” 'The Union Vanni“ gum, were lisslsbell’ropbet.“ Bridgeport; burned while wrapping the cost about ““"0 fines musical organization Md Councilmen Pinuoo, chairman of the together 'm, iheoldsnldlesnof Sorwslk “inflame Pennyand ll. Emily}.- the pipe. but fortunately this was the been developed in '0 shorts time. Th‘ newer committee. reported that the esti- and vicinity "I" “m m. *"m Bill‘s,“ Wsliavddamoflew only injury sustained to any one, as the band iscertaiuly one that the ‘0'“ may mated cost of the Spring Hill sewer The a“. "a 'y,” and “WW! 3 in York; line Altos Stocking, of (learns- employees were some distance away well u“ proud "f' wouldbetlfiilo; the Step Rock road and “mg The ”'wim 'm w. at 7m W: Ilse $0450 509 M We 0‘ when the blast took place. in failing the The u" will close tonight. ”d the °"‘ Prospect avenue sewer. 82 061, and a o'clock. I W: Edward Selleck and Robert boom of the derrick was broken in two. tertainmeut will be u“ cantate. “The newer on Stevens street. 01,692. James , ‘7‘" Vultures, of Yale; George Brooks, of and another one had to be substituted. Dd” Inids’ Festival." "he" '” 'l'“ Laurence Stevens objected to the last A birthday ""9"” M! "aw...“ M00: MPMMW. PM causing considerable delay in the work. the ”9“" night. “d ""0 '°“ “”3 mentioned sewer on behalf of his moth- m” Ch" “ Jackson '8 b" boats on 0‘ Wherrmndflrflmyofm The contractors have been using water ”d ”mud by the ”“3 "CM" er‘s interest. He said it would only Prospect HM” I“ 3h”- The time Avicenna fmeofthereoeptfonw. from the swamp the past winter, but “”9 will 5° ‘0'“ '2" features intro. hensiitafsw and the cost would be too '“Wd pleasantly "a” M M mogentlemsnlyefl‘ortn of thelooreo-o next week they propose to have the “W“ ”“23”" It “ ”mm“, ' "'7 greet. Upon motion of Councilman games. A fine collation» "'9 served mitten. William Benedict was floor water pipes of the city of South Nor- 9"“, musical production. “"1 should b. Osborn the sewer question was laid Tho“ 9'99”“ '°" It. Dash “a“ WJMMIMtWIm walk extended to the quarry, which will witnessed b7 "’"l‘x’dy' Th“ “11°" upon the table fora few weeks. "d BGDJWifl Jackson. 0' Ste-slow. Charles Regen. GsrsrgoWotxlward.Ward be much more convenient. will b“ opened ” 9 oclock ””3"" The questions of the appointment of a Silence Hm“ 8,6" “a” a“, 01. Florence tiregory Vim Ferris, Robert Van- —-——~ $9!“le "n I” "1“" “m3“ '0‘ health inspector and the crematlng of G'“” 3““ Alice Pmim ’W" Bursts ssxl l’rssl flecks: Will-IRE PEOPLB WORSHIP. strawberry short coke, and strawberries garbage then occupied the attention of Guyer. 090788 00!". Mb?” Bradley, fl... Frost-mm" of Rainier; Dorm!" " ll" “10;? Sgtch interest in the C lo- the Council. Health Cfllmr W. J' Trs- fuzz-(fl: Lama‘s". Chum” 73m“ ‘ 1'qu Attraction. churches of Norwailt. Tomorrow. 6' L t (I lit l . ye . 09’ ’55 W999"! “‘3 '“h h"?! ""0 C. K k m —:—--—~ «- ' “#st“ Methodist churchisforv Tomorrow ni h _, . i” " conteo I 5“ e c 0"" '2’“ to F. Tristrsm, Dr. 8. B. Huntington and Two hundred and fifty Juniors attend» tumult heels! armored such it t“ 7"‘00°l°"kv 't “'9 nl ht romiaesto be 1 oils excitin . No - . n . ‘ . PW" ,. . “ p _ 1 3 Dr. Walter Hitchcock. of the Norwalir ed the regular meeting yesterday after liar attraction for the mt at the lust Methodist Episcopal church.thsre “Immune” m" be made of the ml, , . . will hesmusical and ”mom pm u d a u H the ii i At an” t h Board of Health. Dr. Tracey urged a noon. The sword drill was Madiedmil church mt Hominy evening Thefob to the sermon. The programme is n‘ 7 p0 scone. as oust ° sanitary inspection of the city and advn- masterly way by Miss Sadie lismdaill towing is from the Willinasntic Dally .. . ,, _ 0'" "w“: school was ahead. cated Norwalk and South Norwaik unit- tire. Frank Seymour spoke upon the Chronicle: March 20. teen, ”PM T‘M'W “nub“ “'10 “d “"0"" There will alsobeagrsnd cake saiew- - - . . . . ,. , ~- " ' ' 35” ing and establishing a crematory for mirror of the ancientsnvhrctt Was MW in church was w‘sll filled last M "Star Spangled Banner." dust and . . . chorus: "Angel of Peace." full chorus; mam "f in?“ “132.1... WW"- 3” “““he "Wm "3 “out ed mml- RGV- 11- J-Smim rm to It ion; to m: the Little Verses "8leep,Comrsdes. Sleep." quartctte; pa- TWIN Cl'l‘l FOLKS. forty-iiveceuts per ton, and that the lusirated talk upon the iookioggilms Brothers. 1],; “gap,“ '“ “m triotic recitation. Iiiss Emily J. Martin. _——- ashes realized about 9"", '5'” per cent. 0' today, comparing l: ‘0 “”6" 33'. WWWMendwm em. no ~ of Brooklyn, N. y_ After the sermon p1,..." hm"... A...“ “on.“ r... The highway committee. consisting of The children were all lavitsd to “fend W9 “”5"“ tins W ”‘0'"? the peptov will publicly install , m. new sis and Their release. Councilmen Smith, Wheeler and Pinueo, the patriotic service on Sunday evening body went autism over then. Thy Epworth League Cabinet. The subject Kisses l", 0““ “6 Carrie lick” were appointed ‘ committee to T __._.._.. . . W ”MW ”We of the morning sermon willbe“fleaven." “fl today '0' “‘9" home in Christiania. confer “a the committee re- “ East Norwelke “d “M “‘ WWWWMMM Sunday meruing the W“)! of the Norway. on the Thingvillalinentedmship Mandated by the South 9“!“ egame 0‘ b0” “W m 5" were Meatyfim” First Baptist church Rev 1" E Robbins "Chriatiauie," having purchased their Council. “'M'uotm op E.“ Norwisii “M The ll. ' - will repeat the sermon "l'am iteady'or' “cu“ throughthelocal agent, Jacob If. thatasnnitaryinspection Wdhw. we battery was Fred 1w .4 Personal Responsibility" In the sien: Layton. 0' the d" in about two '“h' Th. iiiiemOBrieu '0' ‘MMM‘M , ' The Wilton correspondent of the Council voted thatthe matter of inspec- James Erwing “d Wlflmr 7“ AM“ wmttiiite MM We“ '3 tv 2 ‘le consider the Applleattens ef the Two Street Iallwar Companies new Pending Inf-re the General Assembly-Ike Deer! considers Other letters. layer Les presided at the adjourned meeting of the South Norwslk Board of Councilmen. last night. and all the mem bars were present with the exception of Councilman Ferris. The Board euthoriz ed the reissue of $30,000 water bonds for a period of thirty years. A petition for a sewer on Hillside 9% was referred to the committee on sewers. The quality of the city water was dis. waned by the Board. together with Water Commissioner Reed and J. ll. Layton. and plans for its improvements were proposed. A new filter will prob ably be built. as this was considered the most desirable means of purifying the water. The mayor appointed Council- menGoiden, Bullock and Weed a com- mittee to confer with the water commis- sioners regarding the matter. It was voted to pay the suessmems 0f damages for the West street layout. The street railways received considera- ble attention, end it was decided to call especial city meeting for next Monday night. in Arlou Hall. to consider the applications of the two companies, now pending before the General naughty. and which, if granted, will permit them . to lay tracks through about every street in South Norwalk. Councilman Hallock thought the most feasible route for the Norwalk Street Railway company to get to the depot was through South Main street, but did not think the thoroughfare was sufficiently wide for double tracks. Councilman Hatch inquired of Council- man Bullock, if he thought it was the most direct and feasible route, how he could believe it to be feasible at this time, when the width was not sufficient. City Attorney Light, in speaking of the Norwelk Street Railway’s application to extend its tracks under the railroad bridge at Washington street to the new depots. stated that hehad heard Senators Cotton and Marigold any that they had pledged themselves to Senator Ferris to vote in favor of the company going under the bridge. Kr. Light said that both Senator Ferris and Representative Keeler had been working against the expressed wishes of the city in this wants:- " matter. ing this church will unite with the Meth- ‘ . East Norwalks won it ' score of six to iii A.“ M m Councilmen Ballock. Weed and Hatch odist church in the union memorial ner- Ridgrfleld Press says D“ I" W. Du." augrifio filmmam (I: an 'MMIO; live. It 'u a ten-innhig Mv Mtémffiimm 911's if” were appointed ‘ committee to my” vice. Young people's meeting at 5 p. m. and family. of South Norwalk. were eu- PO": ° ‘ Board. " l ”a“ ' gm gmhmsi'rgsfmwflm v ' with the Norwslk council regarding the This is a missionary conquest meeting. tertelned by lira. Barlow l‘“ 8“""7' Funeral services over the late Charles “a " and enjoyed the fishing the reservoir The Council voted that bids for bonds garbage question. Subject, I'Iisadsrs and Triumphs in flex» be “MM to the mayor and he rscsiv- St. John will be held tomorrow after: intentions owed. thsmo George W. Mansfield desired to know ten and Brazil." leader, In. It. W. offers. ed up to 2 p in June 10 noon at 3:80 o‘clock, from the First Ave» pit-”114i vim mm”... W,“ 4.31““ whathadbecome of the Norwalk Tram- Silliman. Ire. Frederick Wesley and Ifrs.fl_ary Adjourned to.ih e next "“qu meet- nus Methodist Episcopal ”gm” 0‘9“ arms. it‘efdmImrwitilr-v ii. .3 WI! comp-W- uprlicution to mend At the South Norwslk Baptist church, 9- Wilcox. of Norwich. have been thI- m' m cm Mom,” in Jun, tein Oscar St. John. father of its so , . w. MAE, its "‘0" through “09'0“ street.” tomorrow, the pastor will preach mom- “’5 M" ”d ”n- Samuel W. BOILROW ' -~~—w— v-w- -~—~ -——- ' ceased, is expected to arrive from Boston I (’clisiifitémiifiihyn“ 1": 1m” 3“ hm Councilman Hellock said he had heard ins and evening. in the evening Doug— Hill. Tl) t l i :"z‘" "kl“‘d ii (i tomorrow morning. afraid ii” is r. on mutilation-e not reset“ or it intimated “3“ "1° company did “"l lss Fowler Post. (i. A. it. will attend the Mrs. Mary A.Willett and lira. Mary E. . I . g o ‘ e tree an 9' events ' www- "livid 1“ w W " mm "M“ m” ”“35”.“ , ‘ , in the twentieth annual field meeting of , - :c‘m'r °§ I‘SW‘I‘I' N' L" ”f """W the intercollegiate Athletic association um" I" ' ' ‘ unis, ay street. were held at the Berkeley Oval yesterday bits. lieander Wilcox. of l-‘airfleld eve- afternoon. In“. twmmilo bicycle race ““99 “d h" '00 th Will 999'!“ "'9 was remarkable for the number of acci- Sabbath in 59" “"9“ dents which occurred. In the third heat wish to lay a track there, but merely desired to get permission to keep rival companies out. To this Mr. Mansfield said it was the company’s intention to build there. and that it had never asked for permission services and the sermon will beappro- priatc to the occasion. Monthly conse‘ ovation meeting of the Y, 1’. S. U. E. at 6:30 o'clock. At the Norwsllr Congregational Bloom. aged seventy‘two . V‘Alkiii’il $5 R‘li' the, It years, a well-known and respected ciltii J o slim-t. low it .cflblpsmdwva ‘ zen of East iiorwslk, who hosts sheen timsulwimm mm,“ l , ‘ recently, which entirely psmiyml his son Rital‘l‘ttflm'illfli stir-set}, «.mw& left side, remains about theI am; Mr. «militias “in“n-Qfiiii‘iin‘mmmm ' Bloom was formerly a resident of Wow “WM“ ‘““ “WM“ ‘2’ “WWW- will“ it ' ‘ " ‘ ' - N . i.‘ l. to lay rails where it had not done .0. C 'urch, tomorrow morning, “19 W00; flies K. (sermond \ oeburgh.of Luring the four starters were bunched entering port. initiating: We mi: 21:33,, «imitate in A meetin of the a clot railroad 'I" preach “W” “"9 NW”! “I also place, has returned from an extend- the bend on the last lap and came down ' ,—«~~ ”Histamine umpuimmmm a ' , '_ pe . Fruits of Acceptable Worship." in the ed visit in Newark. N. J. in a heap. Hill, of Yale. was the first to A farmer “ horse, attached to ~ wsgovr BMW“ ‘1‘ WWW M“ “W m” I“ committee “‘1 beheld Fm" night,and evenin the con ation will unite in a « - ~ containing a man and My. soul ’w'“ .m‘" '3““""‘ WWI,“ '5‘" the water commissioners and committee 3 M m“ Home E YWBK. 0' Danbury, is pick Mm" "Po Md. mounting his road. “ii” W“ mm fright at the corner of Vsontnilt and" lions. fin rim, pm... star. which was handed to him won m radii zéiti‘i'igyzrieudsln South Norwalk for ' easily. ' South Osborn avenues, this morning. slaw m-fiirfiwmm ' " Entries for the Altair Cycle club's '“dm‘w'yit‘hm'in’l both MW WWII“: My: 3. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Hughes. of races “ the D anhury Fair Grounds. out. but not injuring them to my great m :3me “m" will spend Sunday in Memorial Day, include R. B. Gregory. extent. ..... 1'. In" ' , of West Norwelk: B. W. Merrill. of William Seaman '30 named ‘5! i“? "w" WW“ W W ”W” "0"“ Notwnlk;fl. L. Bossa, of New Canaan; town Iornkethe cobbles from the mod venues-cw on urti- m on...“ g... ‘0' 1"“ ”mm” w, A. Gunther, of South Norwaik; E. near the Tramway tracks as the corner WW9“ “"9 WW WWII m 000a union memorial service in honor of our country's dead, in the Methodist church. Rev. A. ll. Wyatt will preach morn- ing and evening in the Norwslk Metho- dist church. A union memorial service will he held in the evening. The Verv non children will sing two selections at this service. Everyone is invited. At the South Norwelk Congregational church, tomorrow morning, Rev. Gerald from the Council will also meet on that evening. Staples ligh lchool Graduates. The graduating exercises of the senior class of Staples High school, Westport. will be held on the afternoon of June 28 The oanidates for diplomas are Dorothy B. Adams, Lulu Kemper, Ellis Allin, Walter A. Peek. Jr.. Frederick Wood. i it t Inand Ifrs. ire Cole and 0 E. Wil- [mg J," of yum 1th.", are fifty in- of Riverside and First mantles. sad “high-iii». WWW... 3‘1“ son and wife contemplate a trip to divides! mm... and 151 total mm, (or commenced the work this morning. Harry Waterbury,and Alfred Warnock. ll. Beard "my,” on “The Reconcilia. Europe. the noes. Rev. 0.0m” flight?“ the I I Wt Mariamw ”drum-Mingle The valedlctory honor h" been “h.“ '0 tion 0' ideals." 1"“ "Willi! "MOO W'- “"1 W8“! ““1 "fl COVP‘I'th Among the riders of Crescente under church, will tomorrow morning pained! ”M“ ”W“ "'0'!“ I!“ M“, ““3" ‘h" "mm” ‘° w'fl' will have for in theme. “The Entrance VIII. 0' ”IanIry. m 'Iliiinr friends In fourteen may be named the son of Street the fifth sermon is the some, “Are not 1.30MB room ”miummrmW mm” :1: P3: ha"?! WswéglUA'm "‘1 tn the Kingdom of Heaven" Norwalk. Commissioner Kellogg. of Norwalk. the ventlsts Evangelical?" The theses will “Will Nihi‘mmmm 0 ”Us” 0 W“ "i ~ * ' ,' ire Cole. of Norwalk. is home from sonof George Crosby, of Norwalk. and be “Resurrection of the Bml‘y." “‘ “MW you. ”NW" WI“ Ill» ‘ give the class prophgc’, n i. 93W Willi lit Tilltl IAN . . , __.. , H (HW/‘Ni‘hivmti Wmnslniiwmrm. Old Point Linton. George Rambo. the Western Union mos: . , . , MW that Horace Staples will distribute the ”“6 h m 'mm m. I ' ”We-.- _ 7, ._. ”who, “will" Morita WHIP"! ‘MW W“ Ffii’ilifilmlm swim. a faves 0 ' . C n - l _ diplomas. “d m“ R’" R" J' Th°m'°°' Iowtls sonata In his race». ‘ mm mm“ "d " "I" "l" Bangstuck wheelmen have decided to “mm W” mg.“ '0 Sta-flint M liter mom? “mm: image. ”*2 chreen's Farms, will address the grad. . . “10"“ 3'0"". teams W. "W 3' sum or Wm “1W , The unknown body which was taken storm u; m.» moms—arse city lleet- form - bicycle club. Their Ilnt mutton , in. mm» is oil. uates. First and second prim (traced by , Bell will begin work on it large contrast Ii . W the El h School committee will be from the Passalc river at Delawaiina. ing called for next Ilondsy night is meobvld It "IO "'1de of (defence in that place m“ MMWNM ”m ‘ about two miles from l'seselc. still llesat presumably designed by its managers to Wooster. Baugstuck. OI TWO}, I“! ' ‘m " ~ "- N awarded by Rev. George W. Barhydt, to thosewho have made the greatest pro- . latency in thentudles of the course. The ’ usepttonof theclass will takepiacein 5‘ National Ball. Friday evening. ....._.-_—._...._.._—_—.. Galen-e or an lmhenaie-enl. A foreclosure execution was issued Thursdayin favor of the Fidelity and Deposlt‘eoinpeny. of Maryland. against marine l. Olds, of South Norwelk. Olds morgue in Paseelo. There is no suggsa~ tion as to who the mauleorhowhe came to his death. Everything about him indicates that he was well to do. There was nothing about the body to in- dicate a struggle. Nothing was found in the pockets except a New York and New Haven railroad ticket. good be- tween Stanford and South Norwelk. Thefaotthatibebodywae found near _ Milan “suds influence mm.” with . view to m 23. at 3 p. m. Captain Garrett [locker has returned “"me unlit-see? island where its lied W miles We» avenue trolley line from TheAlpha Wheel club’s prises willbe "°"‘ 8“” _ ' . ”I“ thn ”mam some under the hides. down South exhibited onlondsyiuComstonk llroth- wifofizhmulo’dgofimhfinmaw flats and lenses streets to the new m’targssbow window,uptown. railroad stations. iiow i would appeal “M. the M’ new. Nails “mam: tothevotvrs ofSouth Norwalk and ask who». Wmmgflzmflffinfi Rev. 0. Anita. oftlilspMs. will “mm "‘ “V” ifithfsirorjusttoineke those of our M.“ ,1, ”mm m, m m seamen-omen the m like! m l”, ,7; i "3"“ follow cltlsens who desireto go to OverniauWhesl “WIN . cyclo- room of'l‘ritilty churniil Warmest. Sow M” It: and from these new stations by day afternoou.Juue 1);,“de fit; a” w... avenue “I". and there teeter from the Bridgeportflnnasd lm- Wit-ma plameutmpany. wmfurmsri the frei out for the arehundinds of them at cif Woodbury G. Lsngdhasntlfsmlilywl Conselldntsd’rosdetW&.lfolntanddir thelnhnckemo Heist. 112.3; fee: 'm" mt °' ”PM! Hi". II Itrlvvtron New Yummy. it Is up m as ma“ Malayan-communal. goodeiuenwhohave medepart as... some and: more... down WI‘W'M peotsd.totshe Motown-i. agslnkivaecountsofssvsrslhnndreddoi- Jersey e kudqunrtm might know South ”Maud therein no in. "OMIIOM Inhomufldiflw”. [gm fights-us” W lass. I'hel'idsiltyendneposltoompeny something shontlt. "Itlkef' Eyes. about mediate possibility of any other rock. Building-never Coggsweil’s tsain,etc was... We; "WWW; mil,“ wwehhhondsmsntoths rsllrsedcotn- whoni Applegste tesdiled before the lntsrsstslpattisssreworkingtbeundsn tanhsdtoswsgon loaded with timbers Thelouth Norwslh lavdwase so. pasy,endhednsssourltyaborigsgecu moweouunlttessnd whodivldsditew new bush-error all it is worth. similarities" frightenedsser the savanna-townhouses» "3.11s” Yorkeitywlth"lim”lolleliy,hnnbess Minimum trsckiii sroadmore mndbank on Cedar street. yesterday ”Fllwo'llohmmw They will)“. M III 1070““ Wilton. After he was drim titans hundred feet wide.hs arse-on. Maud ranhtoatsawofrsaiss mummgnomm-s »~ netcflfewYcrkhsweattonsssyuty. shin objection? The serve or theftor- ownsd by Raymond Brothers. which mauve-Memoirs”- rm- thwehn surname-s WWW Meets about halfwsregsttingsieadofstonss. raiser: Mic-I» *hmuwaynndmthsbrilnsaadlslitm“ hothhsrssswnrebvohsnmad YNHW'MflmW mummwssfinhmfie fit: on 2 . m » aw new as: Iswry werIW 4 $2 ;Iw.fihflflm
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