"
Inbred 3 the South So
Second Clue k
NUMBER 2,44! l. .I....
Fun A BETTER "Ann l;fll oust theirvotes for Reed first hm
. l and all the time. '
'.“Mr. Light and Mr. Ferris In In
ed on the question an to who‘
Senator Ferris and Lower Light lie-i :l'li
tore the Committee at Washington. 0’ “‘“V‘” ”“5 "‘1‘“ Th” "I’m“
. We don't think Gowruor Collin will
CONFIDEIT Of All
gstundauy Ihnncc of reuomiuation. It
APPROPRIATION . :I really uncertain who will IIIII-ccod'
hi.Iu There is plenty of good timber in
II‘he state hoII"eII-I. We lIaIc heard
Congressman lllll flakingatioodlmpression at sun.» tIdlI tlbulli Lieutenant-(iontutor
the National Canilat-a Pleasant lntomevv ltook iu I‘Iillllt‘IllUll with the governor»
With Speaker Reed—a Source M iship; but the gnbc rnatotial territory has
. i not leeu pI“I--I mptieIi yet by any one and
ride n I P .
P '0 Co "“ch up" i it i:- band to say who will be nominated. I
Senator Ferris and Attorney LightWVcJIave heard .~‘I nc tIlk. too. about
rI-tnrucd home Satuuiay afternoon from [late litiel lil III. I in datum.“ “tion with the ‘»
Washington.Ivhcrcthey IvIIIItto advo- Democmtic n Iminatiou for gIIIcrIIIII ;
(“ate a harbor appropriation for South .’ and be In“ .“I_I gIt the Itntnin I.ion. but II c
.\orIIIIllI“. .\lr. LichtwasiIItIIrIiI-IIIIHIy‘ belieII IlIIt an) :Iood Republican can
a Sentitul reporth this morning lie ‘Icat him in the election. .\lanv of the
raid: . IIIIIIIIbI»I».~ of the it public In league Irc
“We had I: very pleasant and. “rust, .IIlIIII“:IIiIIg the IIoIIIinaIiou of J. .\dIli‘
:I successful trip to Washington. (.‘ou- in" Porto-I.“ iii-undoubtedly has II good“.
grossmuu Hill showed III. a goal deal of fIIlloI'.“ing and might III the :1 good“
attention. and enabled us to enjoy every race' !
minute of out stay there. It [5‘ quite re. “Mr. FI rib. and MI. Light aaid busi ,
Inurkablc thata new man like Mr. Hill llI’St-I in the Nutmeg State “as grnduabt
should be able to “succeed in mastering Iy IIII the increase and they thought IIII
the. situation in so short a time, and eraot‘ gout times not remote. “
qualify himSelf to render cfiicient ser-
tire to his constituents His speech on l 55'" OUT 5 STILL ALMI- i
Tuesdav last made II good Impression on iA Fire in lechanios' Street” Namath. Causes 9
the House. and we. heard a good mam l Damage to the Amount of $100. 1
complimentary remarks about it from:
ditt'crent members. This is quite ‘(lllllS
unl for a new member. and the prestige
which Mr Hill has- aequirod for telling I
speech and energetic and MRI icnt work i.
:33? ”\IOEIERNE 31:3: t;‘:;"‘;:::: i Ind I’hiefof l’IIliI-II Bradleylatt..IInpted to l
' ‘ ‘ ‘ The box would not rc- ‘
_ , . . . ,g pull box No. If».
Irirtiindly fIlt .Igooddcal of with In llls .Ipond. and a m“ alarm Was sent "m.
.. . ..g‘.
I Pioneer Hook and Ladder cont our and
“Congressman Hill 5 son and privatt p
Hope HI I..“e comoanv were flint torespond.
s “ ‘ ' . . -
tIcrctarI. F' “' Hill, " rendering him . followed closely by l’lIIIIIIIx T‘Jlgtlltt‘
inI“ aluable sernces. He. has :IprIirId, “'Ivunpanv »-
I 'e. o..sn “»lI.“ :II '» .‘3'
{“vli’l‘i "tr the h "3"" )1“ fl“ h m m. .\uporIntI-ndcnt Hoyt finally ran to.
». s I . I -
_ W nun-on, Igrva "l“ U "0”“an the Town House II'nd struck thebell.
Information about the city and the do“
. _ . [Later he discovered that out“ of the
purtmen.s Of g0\t“.i‘llnit‘l)l. H" "K cour L cables in the pipe conduit leading t I the
r' Icons and energetic and the senator and i on was burned out
myself are much indebted to‘ him for his
Saturday afternoon Captain of Police 1
‘ Wallace Dana. of NorI'alk, saw smoke,
and tire issuing from the roof ofn Me l
clnlnics- street tII tIcInent house, occupied
v\\'. 1’. English. He gave an alarm.
ki til i A stream of water quickly sub-
. . .. .
005‘ 3:5 etatlu‘. f h _ ' an-Il the flames. The damage
. . . . .
ur “Ming m oret ( cummm” on t .IIIIIIIIIIted to about fitted. I). \\ arrIIu
appropriations was carefully provided Fitch is thcowncr of the building. it
f” b.)- Mr. Hm' and every ”m”: ”mm , is supposed the roof caught fire from a
nil“ III theanost outlsfuctory manner lspark from a pa using train.
(‘ongress evidently Intends to be censor-l - . . . . .
votive in the. matter of appropriations. . 7° 00“" Willi COHQPGSSMI" "i"-
but it will doubtless provide for all 1105- ; Every firm engaged in the manufac-
xary work. We hardly expcIt to get i ture of m in Daubury and BethIl has
the 150': .000 we asked for. but we feel ! been requested to attend a meeting on“
Iontident that we will get a sufficient . Moudav. February “24. at “‘ p In. .for the
sum to provide for work that Is absolutc- l .purp lot“ of meeting the Hon. TI). .1 Hill
ly necessary. .[rttpl’t'sfllliitflu‘lll (.‘IIIIngIs.~. to hear xe-
“Wc attended the president's reception } port as. to the present I.»ouditidu‘of leIziII- .
on 'lhnrsday I»I ening. and were pl‘tt-l .IIIion relating to the rebate of theiuter
rented to the president and his Ivife. : national revenue tax otrnlI-ohol used in
Mrs. Cleveland in a very chamiinc the mcclIIIIIical arts: to als-I confer with
woman, and bllt‘ certainly looked like a ‘ him concerning legislation as 1“» the
queen among the other women present. intics on iIIIp:'II“tI.»I’. hats and hat bodich.
Um:- could hardly realize what attracted . and other matters of interest pertaining
her roMr. (.‘leveland. unless it were the to the batting industry that may Sllg»
picnidency. . cost tlIenIIIclv-cs. .
. "M'ebud II very pleasant interview with Congressman Hill Praised.“
Speaker Rum" and were "No t’.'m.‘1y""\\ I‘oiigt“c.~“.~“tnatt l“). J. Ilill's maiden
the ”lull?" ”f 1”“ grout popularity. ”l" Ipccch in the House yesterday. and pub-
lS‘t‘t‘t‘l’ttmly-tll)l:ll'h'('(l man both lllr‘ftlf» liahcdon l'i-fé’“ Iof today's l’ost. justi-
nre‘andhrains. Hetswoudcrfnllymag- tie.»~thc wisdom of his constituents in
. none. and weicltatresmttbly drrtII'il to Fairticld and I.itchfi.“ld counties. . IlI».
lmn ”t 09”" h ‘5 the giiteral "Plum" , shows in it~ true light the death of the.
‘" W”Sl"”gm“ that h" “"11”" nomi- “mm silver iIsIII» no.1 tiII» certainity fthat lllt"
. I . r “ , . . .
:It the next Rtpul Ican (““IIIIII anon or H mm. H. protection I. at .1... torc.
Ila» pt'thitlt“ ntv.
, ilI-pnblican iwncs in“ correctly
in ("1.3” to I)“ a 501mm “Hf mm“ m l and as thin t'ulb Iv.» thI~ l’o-“t':: views, :I‘..
(7IIIII:I“I“tIc“.It people that they are .\I' well “..lly In. lined. 1-, hi
l‘t‘I'l'l‘SI'lllt‘lllll (’ Ingres-filo lvnh th-» upperi “Irma.” H, l'i-l‘ir" H“ WWII“
and lower housc. and that Il:“»iI‘ I“I»pI“I -- 4... Il‘l.--—»il ”MM... p“.
sentation in cfiicicncy and brains i»: (“Ill-
siderablv above the average of other WESTPORT,
stutcv Chat“ lt“.‘i l’abic had '..“I .
the funeral of Joint
W. (iorham. who died at lIi~“ late rI:.~:i—“'
.doncc in Woodsirlc avenue. Thursday
Whal Senator ”"95 and Prosccutinij Attorney i evening. aged forty ,IWIIII‘S. The services
I Li9M Had to Say. .' wIII‘II held frI I111 his late residence at | .
.\ Washington dispatch naya: “Presi-l".‘»'1‘_“'k» Bi"? (it‘m'ift‘ _W~ Barhydt, 0f
dent pro tem of tho- (.‘outtet'iicttt Senate. } Chm-"l church. "f winch ”l" deceased
‘ Jun" H Ferris. and Jon“ H Light the 3’ \"il." a number. othciating. interment .
prosecuting .tttox'nev of South N. malk . was in \Villow Brook cemetery. The
who I“ ante down here a chv IiIUS ago to. pallbc 4"?“ ““0 R‘Jbi‘” H (.019)?
appear beorI» .-th€ I““iIer and haIbIII coni- “WW“ 'l‘ '11" ffe. ”Mb?” 1“- Klufl R0110
Inittee to urge- action in tin mattI‘“-I of ”- B‘“““»
m er and harbor appropriatioufnr South . The funeral of Ifharlca H. Jones. who
Norwalk. II ere seen before leaving for ’ died on Thumday owning of heart die-
home by thI’» (,‘onnecticut .\swciated‘easc. at his home in Riverside, Iavenue,.f
Press. representative. at their hotcl. and . aged sixty-four years. took place from .
upon being questioned about (‘onneeti- ; his late residence at 3 o‘clock, yesterday
‘I“ut politics said. Mr.‘ Ferris slwaking. ‘aftcrnoon. and from (‘hrist church at
and MI“. L.ght nodding approval: “WeI3:3IIn‘clock. Rev. (I. \\‘.B Bttrhydt oiii ‘
think chance:I for Republican success in " elated. The pallbe: Ire r«“ III» rI- Geortzc 5.
our state this fall splendid.‘ ‘ ‘ .\dam<. . Henry E. Jackson. George A.’
“The two “Connecticut Republicans‘Darrow. Tho“ interment was in East».
were asked who. in their opinion. would : .\‘IIrIvalk.
make the best presidential candidutcfi
'l'lII“
Match“.
IlIIulIlI“
I rcutly I'ttl't‘? ll
“.~.~III:“:I'.~‘ :Iblc
i'ndert'akI 'l'
» ».“harge. yI“.~tI‘II“I1:Iy.
THEY TALK POLITICS.
‘11.“. John T.I1III~‘ m I... Bridgeport. is
.\ moment nutfiwd for them to say: 1...“... I”. y;-.1“§..I;....r.-
WV“ have “00d reasoutu b'h'lw that Hemv .\. Bulklcv and .\lisr- .\nnic
Thomas ll RIIII will be the Republic an“
nominee for pieddcnt. lt SCI'HIS to us
from cv»“IrI IIII-IIII ivable standpoint that
Hen-d is the best equipped man for Tllt.
pI’Ie'itiIIn. HI“ tuIvI-rr head and shoul-
dern above must 111’.le who are litt'lt-
tinned in I'I'tllttI“I'iiull with the presidency.
Ilir familiarity with public businws, hi.~
“. knowledge of human nature would"
I-nablc him tuadaninister tlII» atl'uilx“ of
our governIIII-nt in tlIc most natisfactory
‘ Uni“ deli-gates In the St.
BIIlkI.ly l‘f‘llll'llWl homc Saturday from a
‘wwk's visit with fricndv “.II ‘Htatcn
leland. . .‘I
Rev. Mr. .\lackenzie returned home
“Saturday from a TI» »II day-3' stttv at ‘
LI“IIchburg \a ..anIlI-I I upiI d his pulpit
at Trinity church yesto play.
Rev. .\. T. Leonard. of India. officiat-
ed at the Methodist‘l-Ipi~“copal church.
. yIIRtI-nlay.
way 1~Jfi>ibbn The (.‘hautant‘fna ('iI“<»lI» will meet 10- p
Louis contention will it" Illlllhil'lli‘iwl. lllltl‘l‘nw I'm-”lug with Mr. and My...
hm it j« ”Inc-mil)“ bIIlIIIIml that tlIvf' \VilliIIIII-l. “VI-III.
\
i.
i O
l
be :I good candidate for governor .
.l‘ht Iit'. IIl‘ XM‘I‘ ll:l\'t“il.
‘t'onnceticnt Sunday" . “I lIoIIl WINK i Irina,
“ testimony.
ere: ably ttl‘(“$l'lll’l‘tl tlII“
.inu‘
“ SOUTH NORWALK. "
SUNDAY Silililill WORK
President Foote. oi the State Amel-
ation. Delivers Helpful Addresses.
YESTEiillAY Ill TilE CHURCHES.
Lawyer llull Talks on Temperance to the flap-
tists—Jinx methodists Hold a lobileewllr.
Board on “The Church Record of
l895"»—»0llIer Sermon set the Day.
’1‘ he .\‘ab 1 .Ith moznin ‘.~ “I““Iitc in th~
Swath NIIIIIIIll: ltapti. I (.‘llilll \Htri dc
III. cd to hand. Iy :clIIIdIIIIrlc. "t \. limit
II II. :IIIprintIIIIdIIIt of thc \IIIII'. I5“
when-l. condacuwl tho panic" 4‘. ll
pres. tlt' -nt of the
deli Iercd a helpful addrcrs .\lr. Foott-
is an I .II III st Sunday III. houl worker. The
Young People's“ SI. icty I‘If(‘lnirtiun En-
dI'»:IIIIrIIIeI.-tingat IIII'IlIIck was :I ma-
quert meeting The .I-nbjctt was ‘“ ‘\
luriew of the History of the. Baptists. "
Papers had been prIparIId and were
read on "('any. the Missionary." by
\Iiss Jennie. I. (luv: ‘“ “Struggles for Re.
tigions aud('ivil Liberty," \lie‘ul Lula M.
Snifl'on: ”()urDenomination."h. Wul- ‘
ter .\ikcn:“‘.»\danirum .Tudson.‘ Eli.»
l)‘.\rtois. .\ brief season was“ given to
interest. :Ind helpfulness. It. wan led by
Dr. Sheret. The evening “Irvine was II
tempt“. :lllC'I“ lecture by H. .T. Hall. of
New London. Mr. Hall in a prominent
lawyer and proved an interesting speak-
or.
II III in attendance.
South Norwalk Methodist.
The Jubilee service at the First .\lcthon l
dist church. last night. attracted a lung
cmtgrcgation. and one that entered
heartilv into the services. Howard Til-
lyassistcd with his: corner in the con-
gIIIgIItional singing. and playoff a min
f. Ir otfert Ir}.
the Voice of Jesus Hay."
by l'. .\.
Schncckcr. and Mrs. Ross sang "TI'IIIr-
\"I- Not. I) Israel.“ by Dudley Buck
The congregational songs were. from
“The. Fillt‘hi I‘i' the Wheat
the tune of ' “Marching Through
(,ieorgia." which “'lt‘i “It Mr Knvanagh'n
mqueIt. given in Ileeun (rrnve wtyle
variIIn-I dcpartnn-nh «If the
his own report as pastor.
work of the
church: also
“containing much valuable infurtnation
and dcnr‘I'ing that“ the church had ntmlc‘
gm. IIIlI“.IIII-.-mcnt during the year.
\'IInIcr.Iu~“ helpful suggestion-I regardint:
tntIIrI» IIIIIk IvIv-I giII“ 1|. .\IIIIIIII; 'Ill‘tl’i‘x
he :IIlIoIIItI“Il an op. II or in>titarional
Ilmrth. having m {lIHIlS upcn th»» yuur
‘mnnd. and that the People's institute:
was a step forward in illln‘ direction.
Union Service at Norwallo
I..“..I
church.
tn»-I»tit““.: II“;:~
.\II initthing
the T‘TIIvaall; I'IIII:::‘I'“:I;Iti and
iIt~v III;“lIt.‘III ‘ch lllTI'l'I“-T of the St
The speak-
\l'i'llx to a large
I_I“I‘I“iI“I5.
ill
JI’I‘
Sunday .~‘I:»‘.:.Iol :I~.-.II»i:“.IiI'In
congregation. it lII-inga union
Grace Episcopal.
\tfiracccltnrcli. }'(“3T{"l‘lll‘5. RII. 5. U.
“'Itkins preached an I».vIII-llInt .~“c“rmon
conicrninc Nnrwaik and In. trampi
(IIV‘STTIIH
New Officers of the W. C. A.
.\n intcrI- sting meeting of the. Wu-
IIIIIII 5 Central :Isaociation II .h held Sixt-
urtlay morning :It the Woman II Budd-
\ repmt from the rental I-ommit-.
t II II as given. and it. II .l‘ continued for
number week. with (llal‘l‘tblml. to report
Thursday‘moruing at 10 a. m. The
newly elected officers for the IoIIIing?
»l'ear arc Mrs. J U. (‘vI'IIe“I““II“I“. filt‘nlIlI-fl'll:
\Irs. 5.
Mrs. .ll
(.' .Iinstw“ k.
.TIIIIIings, IiI“I--1.Ire.~“IdIInt;
I (II, I‘etrn-t try: Mrs. Frank
trI“ asurI I. .\n adjourm“ (ll
.IneI-ting will be held Thursday morning;
at it) II'I“ lock.
Condemnation Proceedings Begun
The Superior I'IIIIII has. appointed I.I
‘IIII:.:II.i.~“;i III to .» iIlY'l"llln thIIIvnIIII“ rig ltts
of the Pity of hurImlk inthv. strI :Im
» that fI“I“Il~ the l'IIiI-II factory pond.
Th.» :III-Itin; :II the IlIIIrI“h. Sunday"
. \ f.‘ ‘
cvemtig. Iva~ conductI-I-l b_\“ HI ”minim
ll1lutl.i;:I':=ll'l l‘lltl'l'n l'r-IIII l‘I'IIrIIallI“. .\
'vcry III» »IIprIIligiIItIs feeling was lllillllftft'l’»
IIIIII»tiII“,.r was much di.~tI‘IrbI»It‘
III]. The
at llllll'rl by the rating «If peanuts by
several young gentchuI-ni '.“I prevent,
“purge Davis. of l’lll!‘ plan». will
.“I.~~i.~t in Ibc revival at South
Will-III. tomorrow“ evening.
lev.
ict‘s
\
I .
The meeting was one or.
A large and attentive. congregatitn .
The c hoir Hang "I Heard» .
and were}
sung with spirit. closing with one set to_
Inventor}
«.mewm
eoLLIIIEo you A TAOLLEY out.
.A Carriage We: End Avenue
1 no It» mm: Injured.
; Luge WWII George :4th-
eIuI, of New Cum With bin. hinhIr-itl
J law. Mn. (film Sienna. foIrIIII- rlI“
Miss (trace We! Bast Vnnmlk
and her four manhunt! child. were
' Ilriv in: down But mu.
Mr. stereos. in otteIupIiu; I. [IIIII
. :I homo and wagon ahead of him. Imam!
intotltc trolley truck. "I: did lt“I' hear
‘ .I car which was apprIIIciII'IIc. and u c It.
iision recurred. the cl!“ I-trikiag Mr.
rum“. nw' carriage with u- III-rabb-
{In-e. virortnrning it. l'l‘i: » carriazc \\':N
tuzv'lv wrecked. T! w». I:» "I"‘ II)“ III
Tllt‘ neenprtnta out lilfdlf‘tit “be top
.‘lt'rl. .‘3 '5. t. I \t .I. I 'I!
Slit! tram}: :: t-ItlzIIlI 2: I‘
\V. U. .\l I: —
If “ml I-arrS“I,:I-.
ili'l braid-.I.
If her parent -‘. div. and .‘tI ..
ritr, I' Irtagc avenue.
MI“. tit». 'I't'll'II clainct I'II' .\t-unread
Low did not ring hi: you: I?! warn him
in any way of the mud. ..f the I-ar.
GOING TO BRIDGEPORT.
Thomas Ward. of Denali, lit! Remove to;
listing BM'“ that City.
The Bridgeport Funnel“ sayn: “Thom.
Is Ward, the Main street hattyr, has do
‘lllI‘
» .\lias .\lnplea‘ honor. Friday night. and
.‘ide'l to remove his home and bug-inc“ ‘
to thin city. and in thew-I'm- of a few
weeks will be yurnxtnnontiy located her".
III“. Wiml has for the pan fourteen
vearslxIeII a rmident of) ’.Irunlk. “new
be Thu carried on the manufacture of
hats of all kinds. and crud.» llc has
new on the mod for him-vii and of the
time during that pcriod. icavdIg hi~ filt'»
Itoryin the hand» "fitHlpl‘l’lllll‘ll‘lt‘lll.
‘ .-\.-I urcanlt he has mtsIlI'IIIhI-d quite :I
business thruugont New lat Inland
"Mr. “an! in favmnbly hum.“ It totin-
trzuh‘“. and hIslIatsan: III-.rcd '0“ III»-
EcIIrItIt of thv.I Impcrmr make and Work-
Inhtnihip llv- luv rented Ila» two If I-Irs
; Iverthe vote II Iv“ jointly .I.-I»:Ipi.Il tII
lhlmfic'f and John ll. llaaley whi b
will be fitted npfa II» pairing tummy“.
l Mr. Ward .I.:tyit that (hie branch of the
trade i.- quite an important um». .. at a
trio Iinal expense gentle Inn may have
flair hats rtrblochtd and recurlcd m
that in apwarance they will be almII-t
as good as new. A splrinlty wall hi:
I mad.- «If Ironing and nIpairiug Iilk heml-
. ,Iez.Ir Mr Ward tit III“ Iflllfll: eiguul a
'eonrmfl to supply: local dean r with
" .I....tg-fi‘I-I (Tana-Idi- hats spring and
oummc r «tle». .. "
CHUNG” CALENDAR.
Notes ot lettings ot the Week Among Venous
Denominations.
Follow my; III the calendar for tin» II eel;
in the South Normalk I’-ItIt.'rI“I.:IIIiIIn:Il
church: Tuvalu}; l:;fI—'I.1II-;I. III,. scav-
itrfw'invlc «If the W man’s .\liuionary
Intuichttlnti. It tIII lI'W of Mrs. f“. F.
“Trowbrtdgc. 02 South Main hlrl’11.
p». In.. prayer. In Wart; Junior Society of
Chri. .an IIIIIiI :Iv-Ir'. Topic. "Which
i4 your Favorw“ \\‘I‘Illl‘“‘§ll’i\‘,
3mm, ,II.. motheri ”I“! LII-z Tu!“
Nineteen adults wet-Ia baptized
tlIirty-fILIur were taken on probation. it
was a genuine Jubilee service.
South Norwalk Congregational.
.\ large congregation listened with‘
great interest. yesterday IIIorrtinI:. in
.thc South XIIrIvalk‘ (.‘Iinmeuatim‘uil
church. to Rev. (l. H. Bean“ perm. n
on “The (‘hurclt Record for lh‘ii." He
gave :I IIIIIIIprIIlIcnSiIII reviI-w of the:
’.I~ZIII‘"
prayer
and IlI~I“II..«.~£»“III In intuit I.’ our lI 111.4 I.
7130 p. m. tict‘ul: nml
KIIII- l’J’: ”1.“?-
MI ~l. .. ‘Iilsck.
.‘IIIIl lillrill"‘~“~ raw-t-
.
3TH]; Ill lltI“
l‘l‘tI“ l ItrIII r»
..¢
.I.
cirrl“.
2 (finel-
.nnt ~trrcr '1 :Il.»'. T" p. In.
‘chu‘rm I»-.'I“.II.~. ' ..- :lw pm“ -<. in tin-
:I'Intcrmt I-l.’ tin» i. II .«on. Mt-
rm Il re i“ rt i” ».'f.i“.‘." ..; “»Ill'.'lii.'
In t ' .-t [III In: -..'Ii‘- ‘"I”3."'1\'”‘+‘rt.illll
“our... mix-..I“. . I' fix» . ’ at K t" p.
m f!‘ I'.. 2- ;:.- J-Itxmttu to
‘I‘“ Inter with IFIIXI.’ - fI-rt iIIII“. IIIII .“II-
bI»I“.-iIItv. l‘tivlar. '“; ‘II II III . Iiar NIH;
l'i‘llt'i rt. 1 V
Hout‘t Stimuli.“ I11; .-.- » tin Inc. III-tlI‘c
ll fife. lin—
'I'III» Nlifl'
abw“ ticr“ fifth-I pats . thi»
.in »I-» will out "MW“! IIIIII’ulI'»
mu IItiti'g at the rIv one in R mdall ~ bloc k,
IiII law Somalia .ln-l by Dr Shercr.
l‘I\III»luI‘2.~IIt:I_v af‘teriwwa. home mission
Land linemen-I meeting: of thc “'IIIII Itt's
,mw“iation. Thnrnday. mnuthlycoveu-
Iant muting: at I. t-I.
: Thou Woman I: branch of Grace churth
(Iuild will llll‘l’l 'l‘lIIIrxdav aft-Ian Inn .“It
13”"
. Watrrbnry.“
“.I .3II.“I'.elock at the h -::I-- I»! .\IiIIII l.izzxe_
{Hoyt 42--.
Criminal slim... Court.
The nuptrier (onrt. criminal siIlI.
III“ ill full!!!“ in Thom! :II“ IviIthIIlgc l’rIItI-
ties», of Hartford pn ”ding. There are
‘forty‘- aux mu.“ ml the docket.
Among them are “illiam Weed and
John Nelson. murder. South Nontalk:
’utriuk (Janey. attempt to kill. West-
iprnrnf‘hristian llama-II. burglary, Xv“-
(human; I 'liurlm fox.» atrocity to horse.
‘WI-stmrt The jun“ panel includm
{harks I»: unwary and Warm W.
i Tawkwnvwl. of Nonvalk.
;.I~II.~
In Favor of the Defendant.
\l()\ \wllAY. TI‘ERRUARY 17 1806.
[ASTDAYSBEFOHETENTI
I
Cleaning: From the Buy World ot.
South Norwallt and Norwallt.
“I“wo CEiItTS.
seven osnnsrs mow mo. PLAYERS EAT MAST?”
Evidently the Best Part of Winter Is
Still Withttls.t
.\t io'clock this III Irning. (ieorgo l“)
Charley Betts‘ Prize Porter Served It
;i.\:lll5l'l‘k'h‘ nelf regint» “I“iu," tlIII“IIIonII~ i
PEOPLE AT HOME AND ABROAD.‘
A Former South Nomzllt Man five: “.I Recep-
tion on the Anniversary of Ills Btrthday~
Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Wood Cclccrate
Their Silver Weddmg.
l.-.:“‘I:“I'I .i. l).titl|'.‘.l'_.\‘ for-
III-Ir.I“IIf South .\‘IIIIIIIlk "I“‘IIII II recep
l‘m‘tI-“L . '
. ,,
II In to lIi~ ti“:I:III Iu~ l-h "IL, hainvilty
afternmm and I». »IIiIIc. I»II the II'I'J-itll
of the :IIIIIivI-Iwary of ltiN’ birthday. Mair;
l. I.I‘~» .\i““v t‘odcz“ :IINIiP’I'Il in :‘ccsiving
tiac gIt-‘r-tw. 'l‘hIIy \\'I'.'I‘ present from
S Iuth .\'...“I\“.I‘.lt, Berlnl :IIId Inherplaccs.
l: “..;I~:III enlitel} inform d att'aEI“. and
L’I' Id Ihccr reinteiil supreme. l'pnntheir
all hawl joined in \tlhlllllg_
tl-I.»ir_§olly ll»I-l many lztippv rIItIIrIII‘IIf
day. and regrets were Impressed
that It did II It n. nrott. aer.
I'.“-p.I.““t IrrtI.
.\li~“~ ('laru Maples. of M: Iplc street . isl
II gncs‘t I-i' .\lr~‘. (m‘ot gr ll. l' finale)“. in.
Brooklyn. .\t-.Ird party was given in
on Saturday owning
was formed.
.\lltfiMilllllI‘ Wartiwell. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. (it-urge Wardwellmf (from; ‘
str-ct. Norwulk. will entertain her
young friends from 7 to H o‘clock this '
evening. ‘
.\lrs. ('harlc-I l“‘. Rider and daughter.
babel. of Wt‘wtport avenue. are visiting:
fricIIIls in the New Jersey Highlands.
ThI y will return home lit-:llt'l'l‘ttw.
II theatre party
.\lr~. Edward llI-In“). accompanied by
h r t-‘lsl.'l‘. Miss Florence .\cheIIn. in in ‘»
Sew \‘ork tltfcttdillt: their cousin's wed-
ding. which takes place III-Ila)“.
.\lr .\lI-Izandcr Scinplc. of West avc-.
IIIIII. with hcr sistu“. .\lrs. I‘. A. Bisscll.
of Springfield. Mass” are visiting
frll’ll'l‘» in Philadelphia. “
.\lifis L. llIatrice Herring. who hasE
brim vi~iting Mr. and Mrs. J. Emory
Stevena. ()uintar-l :Ivcnuc. has returned |
to hI'Ir h: Inc in Brooklyn. ‘
Mr. and him. I‘. .“ood infonnullv
rift-1:21.! their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary. last Saturday. at their .
hour“ in liast avenue. ‘
.\liIS’ Marion Smith, of Richfield.
.\‘ptinL'S. N. Y.. a former pupil at Hill- »
side. '.‘ :I guest of Miss Edith Hunter. of
East III’IIIIIIII.
('lI.It‘lc~ VIIgh“. of Philadelphia. i~
bll‘lltllllfl a two weeks“ vacation with.
ink Isir~tcr, Mrs. .\dam Stcil'wald. Rail~
road plum“.
II»... II. n. Betti. ..I“ “Summit. is“
«pendinga fow.weeks with Mrs. Sarah
i-‘. l“.':II“lII,of lilIIIItjzonnIry .~tI“III»t.-»l)“.In-
bury Nl'lt'n.
.‘Ilin' lilIIiSI“ M. Nichols. IIf. 'Intlt
tlt‘dnm’. .\l. :l..
II'I'lI Bliss '
.l\"'lllli‘.
is spending a few days
Alice Ii. [.Iyton. l’airllcld
dance will
in \l'ardt-
'i‘hI )“IInnz: la'iics‘ leap you“
33...] Men's ”le1
.tlIEI vetting.
II.
gluon III.
3...!“ I If!» I.
IlI“ :III»I.\lr~‘. John P. lIIIIInInII .IIf
ll IIIt'I-rd' pin-“I“. arc IIIIIIIIlIIII: .I for.“ days
in .\‘cwari. .‘I'. .l
.\lr< liuri“ lI'uztnp I-f \\ .Iahin'don
«wet. is I nt- “2‘ “taming MN 1“) ImuaJonr-
IiIIII.IIf Brooklyn.
Mrs. W. .‘I. Sturtcvant and son ('hzi-
ten. of l“IlIIIII“I.>oIl avenue, are visiting in:
Mrs. Walter Taylor of .\‘orwulk, is ex- .
pcctcd h Imc to-tlay from a visit in New.
ll. Ivcn. l
“in: l ‘lorI- -nI““I Brown, (.I' S with \lain“
stocct. Ii~itcd in lithe] 'unday.
of l‘nion Paylt.‘
Juan” lidna Brown.
spent Sunday lltC-‘illfltillh‘.
5. ll. Holmes. of .\‘orwalk in visiting
,in l'tica. N. Y.
(‘lttrcucc Miller
NInaleoII. I.. .l.
spent Sunday ini
Fessenden‘s Bill for Services. ~
I ‘Imsidc rablc talk llllts' M‘L‘ll occ tlSlOtlL‘tl
in SIIIIIIforIl by thI presentation in the
»Clllllltlltll Council of a bill of Stsmiucl
.lIIilgI-I I’m-.t. rend. Irv] Judgment in tic"
K »» let \a’ thin”! Rani-day alt-“I“-
.nIIIIrI. In favor Iii tir“ IlI“TI“IIIl:IIIt. tn 1‘“-
c rm»: I..:Itp on ”no“ gr. »Im-l that the
ditir‘m of the» willlillifiifiill‘tllvnfIlll‘ bonds
haul not in IIII “.“iol. .It d :II the time flw
as T'T'IAXZ-ll' ..
fl... i‘l'.
t
l'IIlt-
“ :Ictiv Inv.
Imperial Crown!
MILIIIsIhI but brawl of Pr
the market. Try tlr-m‘. .II t'
bridge. I‘.’ I'm “a t’tL‘Ll! dam
cigar“, III
.\3 TI“: III“
Fes‘saidcnfor 5:198. for legal market:
under the previom citI“ adininist-ration.
The last Inf the I lI:II“»gI.~“ its on Match 5, '
' morning.I giving out orders for coal and
f taking care of ”III wants of the IIU‘IIItlIy.
‘cnltu.
.t..» abandoned WIN left until more cott-
‘ of the support wa~ excellent.
:“I‘ll
‘lllllruflfing‘ plot, and the IIIaI“iII:IIf:I§ ‘\ ‘
5plenty of good music and singing the'
»sunlight being well contrasted ‘I‘. irh the
. walk Opera Home. February L’l and '35.
‘ III S. ll. \Tulerburv. [lent Latntc and lnsnmnc .~.
‘ :tttndutti inI-Ii: \Iith little handling-
tIrat Broad Rivet indicated .3 beIIIlI
“Item. .\lr. (‘nntrdock I5 theoilicial lIIcttl HOSPITAUTY or A [AU
3 Saturday flight Banquet.
II“II.“ItlII»robIIIIrIIIIr Evidently the best
am"
part of wintcr is in <toII- for us.
.\t the N...wull. llIIIcl. .li ..I clock ”..I the Truck ltouse ol Pioneer tloolt and W “
Company the Scene of Icrrymlltlng Ind
Foasting—-Tho Elllnwood Theatrical
Company the Guests ol the Firemen.
.\ ill“! »III.ItItIIeIIInt III the hiutorv of
Pioneer ll Ink and Ladder company Wan
llb' l‘lI.t~l pig banquet :dI'I-u to Elli!»
I.I»..Id‘~“ 'l‘heatriI-ai company. Saturday
II yin. .n honor of t’. .t. litrlffl. who. by
o'clock II t'ev.“ tlII»IIIIIIIII»II-I“.~. w .»d to: be- ”in": ‘MMUWMM wamlklfl lazioot‘
hm. .\t 5 o'clock it IvI-II. IIII I I ~ - .Inl .‘tt yum” “a" tin“ pmuiven tutu) by'hewm
II it ‘m‘. ‘.. 3 N low the Ul'llt“ .\t “I p: my :It i III 'l m .~d Iv night aporforutalxte
o'clock the thrIIIIIIIII- III“ “II- :iIItIIIIIl zero "I“? V; r“3:131”:‘li'l'ltfbuwmr G ‘
and at [0:150 it “as l — llbtn’t'. ‘ M '_"t ' ‘ H w “ ‘ ’ ‘
'l‘hecondmtormiu-l “mm,"m ”n ”w, I»‘I“I.t Menu. The long tables, which
trolley l: I: a had a hard Inn.» to keIp’ “Tn “pm“ on the first floor. ”05°an
II arm .\t the \‘orII ulk Street ltailwav an uniting .1an .Itance. The “power
depot the men were relieved and “I" II II~ in the ct ntc. of thet able. surround-
“le “ ith h”. mm“ ed to an appetizingutray of cold meats,
'l‘lIc litlt'I‘llllI‘ll wore kept buIv this :sdalx ‘md fruit. while the MI was m
grant with the aroma of coffee and de-
ilic: nus elIIIII ‘chnII dot“.
(‘ .I.-Ii dealers II Id plumbers had numerous; “to? I;I:llI.:c(l)In::;I:xfz:e::r:u:e:l::dm::§
. . . . .. » “ I . I,
All out of door work that I .Iultl ; (‘aptain J B Morris welcomed them in «
ibIltalf of their entrrtniuers. Manager
:Ellian-Id I-eanIurt.»,d and invited the
i truck company to attend either Tuesday
Eliinwoods Players. or Wednesday night's perfonnanea 1t
.\ lar'I- audience ..III Ellinwood' a‘ thid-ll" ration-“c. The companydeclded
p]...~...-..I in “luck Sheppaid » at .I....to go Tuesday night. in full uniform.
Norwalk “born 11' wine. . ‘.ItIurIl II night. All“? ”1' Slim) "I“ address: '.Iwem made,
\lis‘s LIIIIiII won fresh lunrcla as .la’tlt ”1"” “l" “ll'm‘mmm'll w‘“ “‘an to ““3
3...} Mr. Emmy“... “Pl“‘iml h, .Idvan- . parlors, when there was vocal and in.
mm. as Wild. In... Imp. dump... .\lisn strnmcntal music by the members of the
('.Irrinc Lavaunt. was encored several lh“““'l"“‘l "”ml’m‘.“ “5 “T“ as by ”1'9
times. Dave Seymour. the conIediItInPi"”"“l'l“»'."-‘- The, CWI‘iuI’I'WI'I‘ldetht'
kept the house in good humor. T]... “.5. fully.~pent.:md tlictiieutriczdpeoplevoted
Tum...” it oneof the nmt enjovablo occasions
‘\_- thI-yhad expericoned in their travels.
them an M Mood" . - III low erI.
The cold \‘.'.‘l\-' wa~ :IccnnIpaniIId by
the moot btltlllt'll change l‘I'I‘IIT‘IlI‘ll this“
winter. thcrIIlII-ing a «Imp of tin: be-
tween .‘I o‘clock Sunday Incrning and 5
o'clock this: IIIIuniIIg. 'l‘hI» mercury in.
“,::In IlesII tIIling rapidly :lllt‘ I“ it o‘clock
lI.»~1IIi».:lII:IIIIlaI Inidni IIII it II;I~ Ltt‘l'ti.‘
.\t .IIII“ lIIk it was. I 3 III‘ i»r‘.\' and at
genial Ivcathcr.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
the hall isengagcd III the Y. \I. (‘.
ibnt on Tuesday IIIIIIing tlIc company§”'1”WW“?r hand, the company found
“ean-mai their gin-eta“ Iery entertaining . attdtine
pIIIscnt "TIilby."
»night the company will closcit~ cngagc- sped ""l." ")0 ‘lllli'leI
meat here with "Dr. .lIIkyl and Mr I - »-
Hrdu" 'iF YOU PUT IT llERE IT FATS.
.. t '“I at. " “inI 'I‘ul-J' 'To let." “Lost" and
, The Cotton King.“ ”initial." and ndvel'tiaomeutnot u like cher-
\\ hon a molouham I can play topackcd l I..- m», lint up (‘l-lllng nae “neuron “i u
‘ tuthirt) IIT'I Inarv war 5" to Heart n
llJllSA s'for ov-“(I three months In Hist .11 Imlqm” “m, an}. '0‘. to agate: three dam‘
how \ ork and I‘htcugo. It would seem | It‘lli‘t' “u“ “"Ifk "11"‘i"llfll'»
‘us if it had given abundant evidence ofI WANTED.” ' ‘ ’
.IIsmoI‘itII DAB a popular entortuinnienm ' ‘1‘“). .s I d i‘.“ l»
Vh'lltll has been doncb by “The ('Itottin “ ‘......g....j‘..[‘”“‘f%’i :mfit (fag: “Tn
King“ which comes to lloyt'fi Theatre 'i?‘&l‘.’lr 'Iiiluili.‘ Will? “i ‘l 59‘1““ m
N 'I‘ l-‘. D. -~ \I «.Inuetentglrl uncookmuah-
for a return date ThursdaI evening. . .\
“The Cotton King". will waeenlIIIre.l \\
III and irIInct“ in sin: Ill family Hnitnblo
with a Wonderful strong mast and mar “‘I" i“ "“‘I'r r°“‘“»-IIIIitI“l -‘I\ll'ii' at 2'! Net-things;
.\“‘ l‘»'.l l). — ( hil treu ~ dressmaking and
Haiti .\I'\\lll',' ..I all kind~ rt) (‘ros-I
III: cl. .\I- -rII“II k. {Mitt
\‘HNHZ it. —\l‘ltt\_\ K‘Isz‘Ijuu _~-. _
velour. sccnic :IppIIintIuI“ uts. There Ia ang‘
romantic story. '1“ he comedy element 15.“
bromy and delightful and provokes“;
many hcartv laughs. There i.
Opera-
l'Il‘~ Ivitli .- IIIerience in sewing straw
Ibruid into hat~ will be
invnn .II M“ thrusts
_..|II‘; I ll.“ (tint)
: \" “\\Tl‘:ll.'—li|li{lli Shir-untentn introduce
Tin Its.\\rrT I‘ILuIMIuII latIRIst. great-
“‘.T. l”unfit II: mono book. 1H1“. EA TH GIR-
lIlJI '.\I‘l\' .-.. “Inlrv nndallthelrwonders.
‘ l'ltl'lllllh: . .I II" IIILI\II. .- ~II mung Samson. Canni-
‘ “I: Llh and wild »IIIII I'ilrl‘Ill" races. Amazing .
heath-cu Int. I~Iiti- ..I” sh“. rtliIItg ietellfllflllh.
llmt remark.“ IiIiII l II~tII1lntlingbIIuk LIT the
. l lllll‘ll'ldllfllh'. into St!
~ab» amen. \'.I export-
ordinary indn. cement-v
. “.~ tree. Beanie}: _.-\rl~
..Ztl‘l‘t‘ .I. (H-215 Broadway. RY.
l .
:I- so Iiivcn hnmodiute arm
A
BLIIII: KART). South
{10 au-
.«hIII down
War Song Concert.
Ticlttis t. It“ the war song concert are.
:«rlling Iv:.Ill it bids fair to be very
popular. .\t It .silnilar concert given in
Chicago lately. the vast Auditorium
Hall was packed full. "houaands of
people. like to heat“ the old war songs run.“
well sun" better than anvthinu more? "”“"
’” ‘ .. ., TOL
elaborate. 'l‘hc IIIIIIIIII:I“I:II:;n “‘..
art at tin“ H Iuv‘h Norwalk (.‘crr
church. mat Friday. ltlt'II' w:.».“I»ly
‘.illi the p"iv.“c.~ popular ILL»). 'i'“.“.“cnty-
IiI “ I“ rtaInly very cheap for
such a :“I.IIII.“.“I't 'l~' i“: prontimi.
The World‘s Greatest Mind Reader.
.\nIlIIIw .l.‘ Seymour. the world's great-
est mind reader. will appear at the Not“-
,III'
» ix llIItl'I'lll. ccntmllrlo-
I ~l\.n!l ir. :Iiilv. Femnd floorat
. "'.' III mode cute. an: Itro
- ~ it? at
ki‘t'i‘
ri-Iuai
'llin in i‘ 'l“‘ l. .I.... \I“ .ltttll ~I‘ll 5» l't'tfi \i.\ l‘LKt‘JIS
iI‘il' »l! "it. In at I“ ““ I :IIplci'L‘ order \0
\‘o. “0
e. \Vi‘llt‘l iu
- ”amt. Inquire of'l'. ..ll’t-
I»: I It i. |\1I\. \ I :I liaih“ Ind plucfe:; ?
1"
' ‘l..“1tll i —l“ Illl' l' "'.11 apiiiiitent. ilrxt and
‘t“‘“'“.'l Ito...» tom“ -.I “adulation street
\IiliIl-I II~ in I'\II‘\‘ I“ . balls lighted and
‘liilltI' -:»l t‘uurrn rtIneIIt~u rear. third
i>I~I t/..\“ I-Itbctt til. I k. Til I "lit” “ush-
. In men 1“!” =7 1 “ad in Applv OLD “In.
FQR SALE.
( . I II
Ion Mia-z .—-(mol .Ioumr no... {..I-~..1.-._ “‘ ‘ ., "-1533!“
“V ”"1" 41""! »‘It‘m'l- “'H “"H‘ “‘1‘“ 2“ lJl‘li | i ..l‘ —-lt“otn Match lst.. house corner
“1“" '1“ “»"" it" llllli» 3““ lt'ie ‘li"‘k“i~' ml “min “‘.. tunaud tmaklinettwts All
Its. ~hingtnn stun-L .. it" l\\'
hunt“ I II cntcntw.
t-II It of locations. 5‘25 rent per
’ month. I‘IIII be ~I»IIII during duv‘ DR G.H
"Filth hA —‘lIIIing tl-Itist bonnie» In lead erpu L flu. in“
.\unvi pulling lIIIu~II< and._ . lI‘ en it“ - —-~-~-~»~ .,
. inthel repair. t\‘t‘ll.~lIII‘;l"Il\\llll plant“. '1‘” ll l‘ t-l II. rowan. .\ppII :It 25 “Cedar
..Itc. \ oo chant-I for lilt‘ right IIwIItI“. Ii I. d. ~ti» It
"'."“‘.‘“ or selling lnItuiIIqu .\llt.. IZM. .\ » ~—»
”HS .t 7 ‘(i I. F 'l".~lr-Im \prilt door in l-uirfleld
, lirv- humane-I building new occupied
'aui Ind; .,. l‘.tIIIlIl will leiented for same Iur-
on» III“ light lilitllllfittihll‘lllg .\ppiv to on“
It Kthl‘. ~‘.I\\I~t street in if
‘Ult SAll‘. .—'l‘hc I‘lulk propI-rIv on Elhl
avenIIcIIuIlFitch Kll‘t‘tl. in IIIIIIIItitiI-stu
.Slllll‘urt‘ll059“1‘>.Ltiisétrltlttll.\lllilllt'llhll Ia)-
ments. Fot tutrticnlnrsinquircut No.11... “Lust . -- _. ~ ..-- ~ - —~—--
aIemIe. V01 III. lk. tr. .. III V ‘II H1 ~l. “\‘I‘l' part ofhouse. .\‘o allenrv
._ ~II“».-t. .-I“I».IuI~. I“..-nt MI. andsmeuis .\‘o.
‘UJlSAl.E.— l'III low out IIIII entire hnIII-f “.“II Tim ~trIIIIt. r-III't §Iz nleror-ms. \o. must
III“.eIIIII» tin: .\I walk. rent low. Possession
ill-IlII .. .\IItlI“ I W \m .\I‘Iu \‘n in! East
:‘IIennc .NIIIIIIIlk
plaited tea. table und- lew-I. muons. no
I‘vill sell [bent at I».I.-.t Sui“ In .\IIIIII ILII
l.l\IIII\\.\nt: I‘ II.. I“: South ltlnin »~tr.-“t. [to
Toll SALE‘. »~(I-ttIIgII at Bell Hand. VI [III-t .‘
not.» I“ llHlli’ lullI fIIrnt~he<L l‘anlIamI ‘
ow II bile Ion lune the IIppIIItIInitI lIIIIuiIII
'l‘tt l.-‘.l ".l \ thxt- clan; home. all modern
iIIItIIIIII-IIII-nts. Ito-Id iocati on. Wit)“
.-\pti| I~t. lII-IniIe :It “.I“: 'l‘nylormcnnemfir
. “I- -.~“t ~II“-.IIIt South XIIIwulk
’ ‘0 l H‘ lions» No 3 HIuifin-d Place to ‘.M
llum \pril I~t Hut and cold water in:
I‘I“~t .“III-l .\t'l't'lltl tl-“oII lquw on Fort Poi nC
.«II-»:..II rent 4 I... and »I.:I-I aim wood floor
glII~I I“»».IIIIIII l'.“I.~t \-\I“walh. nt Malt.- Six
.‘III.IIII~ ,. Irw \I‘l'lll .\lnin III \tIn 51min.
Spat lI \III‘.\. III. “ rent FIIIII‘I. A. “oonwntn
III \\ midnight" sheet.
1801‘- SAl. L. —.\ M'l‘rl'l road mare: .“. ,II»:III~“
old: ~IIIIIIdIIIIIl all right: IIIci~IIIrIId and
can try-t I.
.‘lll\r Ivit'l. SlI‘I‘
i\iul.»t: dam.
lili{llll‘t‘ Ill
Il l.‘l\l‘
\“ ..IIII.»
\lIIIntanI ill'tl
lII IthlanI'.
mile in'.I .III III both-I.
I'l‘own Talk bI“
nllmko IlIIIlund
Ktil' EfI Iilll. (“mutant Snld urwnpt
I~.I.I. and tin firut on April .. lsnrt .\t villi-")1?“ } rlmi I1 41...... 7-..t.lxl:ap1‘dm.sg.mn:n
. . . . : lPII tir-III» .~t--re to; move. as y
thI um. .‘llI. l‘ltls'i'lltltll was I. Ipplond ‘..“! him: ”1;...“ ”ml“ tm“ “nun...“ ‘ ‘..,” . Jl'itl' “ill ”:le 3 “$4“? a.”
“ .“ ' I I “It II rat'on ““.IIIIII“ . ~ ~IIIII- III II III .I. \t“ I. an .\‘III‘iiI I IIIIIII~ s :I III net.- a
”u “'3 hnl l” I ’ l l H “an" l.\nIIIIIIII“ ll.:“IIIIIIuIr.III lI»I lnqnit» I-tllill\ ll KS..\l‘l lS“.I\\I“.~tutl'v.vott
all}: ~“II1‘IpII5I-d to be. capable Hf attending ‘
itllls‘lil‘ti hunineait. and few kIII-Iv until
this vak that Mr. Few IIIiI II b: Id such
a bill.
.\ ltnrgnhI-u‘“Why." he dcmanI‘led. ‘
Ivtniantly. “do you talk when talk is of
II.III~I“‘III.\’-III'.“" "Because.“ she answer .
ed. I.iIlI the cuntiilonveiII tlIeI 'Ulullhllld
..flI.;.-i. :Il ~I-IIpIIncII that has made her
out justly I-I‘»-lI lIrIItIIl. " talk IS I. it-Ip‘ '
that!“
The t doniul Ilirsldenee. No. In
, F“ E. room IIIIttIIIzII on (llIInIvI-I Il IIIIIIIIIIII
I ha Nil" .- IIIIIIIIIIIIII onenuv lt‘l’llh. lIIIInIro I '1‘“ Hil‘
«\If S It. Sill. 1 “Hull. 11] (two hire-,It .\‘uulh t‘:I«IIII.~qu~. -l\i mu III inI non to.
"mull. II“ .II.\ liIrIlI t’IIIIImIIcvl. J ARIES ST \‘E
““I-t«t.-I\~III:- till
FOR SALE ORJ'O LET.
a y .
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