TH‘ | D I ‘ ‘ l
natural-auto
at good shading. I-toon editions. and
lame circulation In the best atlwnislt
Multan on lamb. THE SENTINH.
is such a paper. Ito renders haw ”luv
to road. and do toad what the business
men oi the community have to say.
NUMBER 2.496
NOW FREE 11011 an.
”my.-. ,.. w .
‘1... Norwalk can in a Flourishing
Financial Condition.
ANNIIAL ELECTION OF OIFIOERS.
, William F. Acton Elected President of Nor-
Inlit's Popular Social Organization—Tito
Question oI Reducing the Duos tinder
Consideration.
The annual nteetingof the Norwnlli
club was ltI-ht- last night, at the club
house iii Walt street.
The annual reports showed titat the
club is in atlottrishing condition. The
debt of $2.5m). with intorest, has lit't'll
paid at the rate of 89W) per year during
the past three yettrs, and the club is now
free from debt.
()IIlet-rs were elected as follows, fifty-
two members being present anti voting:
President, W. l". Acton.
Vice-president, .l. A. Osbot it.
Secretary, E. M. lmkwood.
Treasurer, Charles E. Curtis.
Directors, James (.3. Gregory, Ira
Cole, Henry I‘. Print. .‘Tauies Holden,
George M. Holmes, (‘Itarles l". Tristrain.
William A. Curtis. Edvard Street.
Council, Charles Olmsteail. Levi I‘.
llaufortl, h-(irntid Raymond, (Iould
lloyt, James W. Maples, Stephen II.
llolittes, Frank Street, Winlield II.
Baldwin, Fred H. Quintard, Allen (2.
Bells, J. (3., Bundle. .NN'illiant M. Belts,
Lewis (J. Green, Samuel Lyues.
After the election President. Acton
treated those present to cigars in honor
of his election.
The question of reducing the (lites
was brought up and discussed. The
board of directors were authorized to
call it special meeting to amend the
try-laws with that end in view, if deem-
ed advisable. The dues are now $194.
and it is a question whether to reduce
them to $l2 or $1.3 a your.
'l‘heusittgof tlto two rooms vacated
by the Library was also talked over.
Sonic desired the rooms for chessuntl
others for udining room. Thcqut-stion
was left. mtheboardef directors, with
power.
,It was voted to allow the ladies one
owning a month in addition to the two
at‘ternmnts.
The club now has about tilt) members.
A 3ULL'S EYE SHOT.
Attention Directed to Some oI Dr. Boards For-
cibly Expressed Sentiments.
Mr. Editor: We wish to call attetr
tion to sentiments expressed so forcibly
lIl Dr. Board's sermon. The Doctor says
that ”it is ttot uncommon for fifty 01'
seventy-tim- ignorant foreigners, ted by
one or two scheming“blatant detnngog-t,
to control our city meetings." Who
does the Doctor mean? "(law—“two."
That‘sahome shot. Look out for the
“foreigners" tonight. Look out for the
“blatantdeinagogs,” and let all rcs4:.:e-
table citizens refrain from calling eat-h
other names.
Then, again, Mr. Editor, it's a bull's
eye shot that of the learned doctor, that
this is a stupid old town. That is,wo are
stupidly conservative, and therefore our
“bail roads, impnro water,” etc. What
a lot of stupids to table the filter. IIit
them again Doctor. A spa’le is a spade.
a shovel is ashovel,:a blatant demagog
is a blatant dentagog, a stupid is a
stupid. I say hit them again iii the
saute spot until with fear and trembling
they enter the presence of the city fatn-
ers, nor dare to raise the voice of criti-
cism unless they submit it first to the
3 Doctor and the city attorney for their
approbation. A VOTtvjtt.
_______J——_—.
The Night Lunch Wagon in New Quarters.
The night lunch wagon, of which
Fred Temple is proprietor, was ttot seen
in its familiar place under the railroad
bridge at Washington and Main streets,
last night, but opened for business on
the Ritymond property, on the north!
side (”if Washington street. opposite
Hoyt's Theatre. The change was the
result of an order of the Council requir-
ing the lunchjwagon to, yacatc the street.
'This was in response to a widespread
public sentiment that the wagon was
usurping the highway.
Death ol ins. cirrie’ 0on Murray.
Carrie A. Doty. wife of S. B. Murray,
of Brooklyn, died a ddt-nly this morn-
ing. She ‘was a tluu3g\1ter of Lewis W.
Duty, of Osborn avenue East Norwalk.
Howard W. Duty, of Norw atk, Frank
L. Duty, of Brooklyn, and IMiss Laura
Doty, of East Xorwalk. are thc brothers
and sister that survive.
Abscess in His Ear.
Henry D. Beach, signal engineer of
the New York I'division .of the Consoli—
dated road, is afflicted with aslxvess of
the ear. Physicians pronounce his case
serious, His fat 3, Superintendent
George' W. , of thenNangatuck di-
mutant-mum
AA!
Entered at the Ninth Nonrnlk l‘osluflleo
us flannel (film Mutter.
T0 LIFT UP TIIE FALLEN.
Last Night's Entertainment by the Young We.
man's Christian Temperance Union.
Evidently there are many d» \‘ll‘itllth‘ oI
aiding iii the Work of the Young Wo-
man's Christian 'l‘t'nqterant-e I'niun,
for, last night, in ullt'll'ltiiti‘il upon an
entertainment giveut'tuder their ans-
[)It‘es. 1111 audieuet-is'ettpying thotttitti-
torinnt audit portion of the Sunday
school room assinnhled iii the south
Norwalk Baptist church.
The 41' titramtno was an ter-Ili-nt one.
'l‘ltoarttsts whoap4w1m-d and their st-
iet'tioits were: Professor lI. AA-N ‘bastiait.
violin, and Miss Nina A. Lewis, piano.
iitHahdel‘s largo. hklllftill)’ rendered.
Mrs. Elizabeth .Nl'lseod liissi'll l‘I't‘Iil‘Il
Nora Perry‘s "'l‘oiitot'row at Ten“ with
ability, uttd her encore, "My Itivai,“
wasutost pleasing. Hhegavt' lat't'. by
request, "Sister 111111 I” and "l'eniiy's
Revenge," with " Grandpa‘s lI‘h-st
Trip to the City," two humorous selec-
tions. Frank (‘otttstot'k. sung
Jude‘s “Mighty Di't'p," tint-1y rendered,
with llnynt-‘s dialect selection, “Oil‘ to
I’hiltulelphia, " as an encore lie was
hetrd again ltlI‘tirmiIi's "'l‘ht-Joutitey
is Long." "A la Romania," as arranged
ham 1,
by Romero, and MI :rse‘s “ ItroaIlI
way March" were. wIIll execut-
ed by the sixtetit', the I'Ispan-Ila
club. who, in tespoitso to t'iil'lil".-l. gave
'l‘IIi'alnIit's "I’onthItii-tte” and “Paradise
Alley." 'l‘he Sappho Qiiartette with
much favor and ap4111~ei:ttiott by their
rendition of“'l‘IttI('Ititnes,' by Mari-y.
and their t-tti'ori', llawloy's "She was
but Hevett." Est:tln’o«~l-;'s soprano solo.
“Alt! So True." with \iolitt obligato by
Mr. Sebastian, was ably sung by Mrs.
Wheeler, and her 4-in-1 I't',
"Sing, Smile, Slitntthr,”1tti-t titattit‘esi
approval. Frederick Fort-t- llt‘ll'h'llit'll
with the tenor solo, ".IIItia,’ and as
encore, “If There Were Ilrt-aitts to Sell.”
The, final number was an tItIEI-it-nt piano
dttett, "(.‘ont'ert Waltz," by Bibi, played
by the Misses Disbrow.
l'i ach arti. t was awarded \'.:it'm :14)-
plnnso and va4 re ssions of ('iiltlllii' -:11II ttion
w-ereltiard on tverv hand. both t'orthe
participattitsandthearraugt-rs Adaini}.
luncheon \1 as st- r-ved to the tale Int at the
close.
Probably about. fifty dollars will be
netted. It. will be used itt defraying tb-I
expense of gix i114; some unfortunate the
Koch-y euro.
Miss Nina .\. Lewis was the efficient
at comp: inist.
The piano used w as kindly loam- -d-
.I. W. Studut It.
ORGANIST PERKINS.
Said to be a Musical Genius. and his Playing a
Positive Inspiration.
The joint committee
Nt‘itrwtlk (hittgt't'gatioital I'Ittit't'li and
society llil\lt‘t‘xlt'lltlt'il aitnnnimons iii-
vitation to Thomas I'.‘. I’et'kiits to lit--
eomo the organist and choir loader fora
year from May 1st. and he has accepted.
Mr. l’et'kiits comes by 1214,- iittrodtu'tioit
amt l‘t‘iCIittltilt'lltltifltilt of It. Huntington
Woodman, of Brooklyn, whoso pupil he
is, and with whom he has studied choir
training abroad.
Rev. JOscph Ii. Seldom, past-or of the
First Congregational (‘lltll‘i'lt of Eight.
Illinois, a church of handy \ii’i members,
where Mr. Perkins was organist until
he. came East, writes as t’oIIoWs: "I re-
gard Mr. Perkins as a musical genius.
His opportunities have been t-er-Ilont
attd he has made, tine use of them. His
handling; of tlie Itrgan is m: tsterly. hit
1sonly .1. beginning ot the story.
playing in church 1 found a positive i11-
spiration. His leadership of the i'till~
negation in the hymns was eminI-n'tly
satisfactory. It NVHLIIIA be dillieult for
me to name his superior in tltis very
difficult service. He made our lat-g.
houseful of people sing with expression.
He had only a volunteer choir, with not
one paid singer, yet he kept the rank-s
full aml secured frotn his‘choir, anthems
full of time and spirit."
Rev. (J. H. Tyndall, pastor of the
Broomc Street Tabernacle, New York,
where Mr. Perkins was engaged until
he went to England. writes to him: “I
wish to express nty appreciation of your
faithful work here as organist. You
have. not only rendered perfect satisfact-
ion ns an organist, but as a Christian
young man you have been a "great help
hus.‘ I‘
Still another writes in a private
letter: “Thomas Perkins ut the organ in
4cltnrtb means rest and
have. ‘cttrs to hear.’ He is porter-Imus-
ter of the best or gun 3i11 l'Zlgin. it is a
revelittion. to hear him'lplay. The young
manhas a gn'at deal of tact. Every
one likes him."
The committee. therefore, aftercare»
ful inquiry and Consultation as to the
merits of a large number of applicants,
have reason to helii v that they will
find in Mr. Perkins nworthy successor
'of Mr. Hnmiston, whose worth they
have sogenerully learned to appreciate
highly.
Good Evening.
—-Are you tuning to smoke on Imper-
ial Crown cigar after supper?
(loitn .tl'sl
of the South?
llisv
comfort if we. ‘
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‘ \Tt'tillll'lill Ihty
EVENING SENTINE
SOU’I‘TI NOIIWALK, CONN" 'I‘I'IiigllAY Al’ltllt 14.1896.
ROTON POINT OPENING
The D' rectors oi the Company Arrang-
ing For the Big Event.
IMPROVEMENTS WILL BE PUSIIEO.
Tho Translorrning oi the Carousel Into a
Theatre to he Commenced Noxt Westi-
Pritiy With Girls Wilt Smo Dinners
in the Hotel.
Messrs. Fittku-trdeiit and Kelly, of
New York, and the tilt‘t’i'l'il‘a‘ ot' the
Hot ill l’uint ltnpz'I vt-tttentt'ompa11yfrom
morning at the re
sitlt-ittII-of III. A. \vUtIIl'n'iNT‘IA.
'l‘he itttpva-iizents at the I’oiut were
discussed. and it was decided to spend
about thoustiul sitin,>'5.'t.tiiitt, this year.
The “MT t'arousil, on themes! i'lltlt'tiT
lite grow. and the new liiitt'h stand to
be placed next to the present carousel.
l1’t’t‘th‘il attention. The project of giv-
ing shore dinners lit the restaurant at a
tegnlar pt'iei-oftit'ty cents was agreed
upon. The regular :i la ('ill’lt‘ dinner will
continue to be stIrvtId. A11 innovation
iii the hotel dining room will be wait
tosses. ‘
Work will be ('it‘ttllltl"lli'I'tl tit-rt Wl‘t'lt‘
IIit transforming flll' pro-cut carousel
Imildingitttoa theatre. The stage to
be built will be thirty i’I-IIt sqn'trII.
Work will also begin Monday in getting
the Point ready for the formal opening
3llli' I’oittt netit II when] prII Illtl in tin-
spring than it (IIN' s today. The IIit'iI'~
tut-s visited the Point after the met-ting.
IIEII MAST FELL OVER.
Tito Sloop ld.1 May Meets With a Mishap in
the Cross Channel.
3I3IEI‘ sloop IIla May started, out this
ttiot'iring about ‘4 o'clock I. 1' the oyster
,I'rtit‘nnls ()11 board\1'41'III‘4444t44i11
Iii-'nigr 'Iaintadui- :ttttl ltisbioihet i. r-itI Ist.
'In the «1.1.5. channel the step Kitvt- way
and the mast fell over, 'at'ing 11p tho
deck. The. boat was sailing under a
single reaf. thorn being a strong east
\'rllltl blowing.
I‘aptaiit Stanley H. Lowttdes‘ oyster
.‘Iltilltil‘l‘ went alongside Illt' sloop and
It’ll :Illtt t.t:t't oi", \v)tili- \"tt~‘t-y :ttnl
II-h tiJ 1111111 I-IIiIttI ithIl out an I arsi did
.he. Me so. 'lalinadg- in "'tliiil ' the 11'
boat ashore.
Size oi the Lucunia's Funnels.
A number of South Norivztlk [NI'IIIDII'
having inquired the size ot' the I'aititI'Ils
of the steamship I.tii':111ia, ('.tpi:1i11
Thomas Tim-sing, the \L‘I'll-ls‘lltIWIl oysit 1'
dealer. wrote to his son Ill Liverpool,
who sends the itll3ii"til:tillitl that the Inn-
nelsat'e 1'31) high from the llt't‘ii of the
boilers to the top, and {Wi'iily-Iit'i'I'm" in
Iliami-tI't‘, which will 11::ike them st vt-it-
t_v-tivI- I'm-t in i‘Il‘i'lItlII3t'l't'Ili'i‘. 'l'hIIy art-
\N'ill" IIitIitiglt to lay two lines of railway
and run th4 train" through: The near-
est approach of any funnels to these are
iii the “St at," which sails from South-
hatnpton to the t'apt-s. They are Itltli‘fy'
foot high and eighttn-ti feet in iliatttI-ti-r.3
Funeral oI Frank J. Thompson.
The funeral of II'. J ’i‘Iiotttpson was
largely attended this morning from St.
Mary‘schurch. Iti'v. Father [)ottglti'rty
officiated. The tnotttln'rs of the Lir-
litil'n3 l'nioti attended in a body, and
setitaln-aiitifitl floral pillow with the
initials "N. II. I'.‘ The flower bear-
ers Were. ItobI-it Doyli and ’l'hoitt'1s
Wei .h and the pallbt- :III is \Vt re (it own
Gladstone, Eduard Hafttor, Mithavl
IIIt:(3ii11ty,.Ioltit Murphy, (.it‘iit‘fii' Wa—
ttrs and Frank (.‘tur.
'Gertnania Lndics‘ Sootable.
There was a great crowd-in at tI-ndant-e,
last night, at the invitation social-th- of
the (iemtanin Ladies' Singing society It]
(ii,~r111aniall'all, and it was one. of the
most successful ati'airs of the season. The
Philharmonic orchestra furnished music
and Charles Yost prompted. The ladies
served an elaborate supper in the ban-
quet room.
Temple Wins the Cue.
The finals in the pool tournament at.
the Academy billiard parlors, , in Wash-
ington street. were won by Fri-d Temple.
playing with John Doyle. Mr. Temple
played a very pretty game and his
friends congratulate him upon his secur
tag the prize cue.
Republican Caucus.
the
Amount of Republicans of the SI“.
eond voting district will be bold iii the‘
(Tonncil chamber tomorrow night, tot
clt-t't twu delegates to the state conven-
tion. After the, meeting the Repuin-g
can club will meet. |
Collected hinlt Without a License.
Chief of Police Bradley arrestixl A.
Bolder, a junktnan, yesterday after-!
noon, fondoing business without a ti;
cause. He was fined 83 and costs,
which be paid.
Iand to the rider who makes thI: In-st'
' broke couplings ni at the Fair “round-I.
BROADWAY WILL II” IT.
....- ‘w.
An Old Irish Ihilohont loud to ill! Odin
thins Form inhuman.
An Irish whiieitoi'll tree which llIIIT3
shaded the stoop of the “III I'i-ii-r (III‘TI'I
mansion at I‘irozuiway uoIi Nineteenth
Itt'eI-t, New York, for neatly ha' u it-
IITI',\'. was carefully mitmvid one tiny
lint week. to the farm owned by «TI'TIII
I). t‘t't‘ittntins III Nor-mitt. The ”we had
Inuit Its sitauiows over the "III bonn-
ovbteh was t‘ot'miong II'IMIIII'II by the
'ntolhi'rof I‘llbridgu 'I‘. (buy. It wan
transplanted iIIIIII‘T' tho [n'rmillill ITIT’II"
tion III the man who, in litti'i. planted it.
'I‘ltoitias I'rinttniits, father of .Iuiiii I),
SOOIAL ANO PERSONAL
meanings From its Day World oi
South Norwaili and Norwaiit.
PEOPLE AT NONE ANO ABROAD.
Tito PricoIBoitnoIIchdiitq to in Soiernnizod
Tomorrow Night at the Bride's Homem-
Various Dimsions oi People oi tho
Twin Citiot.
The wedding of NAI'UI‘HI‘ Iritilri I’t'it't'
I'i'ituntiit-I. sat on III" stoop of the man- , aitIl Minn I'Zniinzt III-utter! will take at i I
stop on Wednesday. win" an Iltit'rt'siml 1‘ o'rlot-t. \'.’i'iI|IIIMI;t_\" evening. at tho?
i'rowd leaned again-t the iron railiiigfbt'iiiI-‘sli ”HP in i‘hz-ntttut slit-,I'i \'or-l,
which surrounds the property nitl w ills 't'hI to Will in: all ml. Mild to’
walt'hi'il thi' limit no they worked. Air. the bride and grmtttt. and only (In it ;i-
tiriinin‘ins[wrmttaliy directed the work, trimtiaiII rtl:ttit..tof the family will be
now that the tm-ndug carefully around . iit'vwiit. iI' A. II. Wyatt will 411-1"
flit't'tuil‘itiTIllII old tree. and wattlimi ' form the I'I'retttoiiy. After a \vt-thiinit
with interest. when it Was lifted IIlL-r it , tour Mr. and Airs. Price will reside at I
wagon th'tJIIIITY (ziriutmt'inl fir its ro- '3 .NII'rwiit street. in apartments now being
ntotal. w 111.1 in- ready for them.
Mr. (iritnntins was a gardener in I'II'I.
when I'IIii-t' (its-let bought the Hm let i
It.»
.NTI'h'aiiy and MM Mary I'at'lin
Mary‘s t'han-h. this
Janie.
\vI-rII married at. St.
, . -. . i' '3 . 'I- .
:italiilstovltxtifotttIt‘liI I‘Villiantst T.II;II.), who warmth“ by 44“. 44a, -, .T It l),|1;:l|t~l'(_'.‘,
1‘" ’1'"! I 3”" way 33t L “ I,333333I Mix-IS 'ir:titi ‘tii'liii. a stair r of tb Tll'lili‘y
_ . . . . It . . I
“ ”I ’ ‘ "I 'r‘ "m 33“ "" ry M" W w,t' briIirIotaiIi, and Thigh lllI-t '.trtI1,\'.
the house was then lInIIo II 1.4.“ In a.» ,
s-ttttething far advanced in the bite of
architecture.
The tree was imported from [4- land
as a more shrub by Mr. tbs-let, and Till
. . ‘ ,. bridal uiIIi
handlitigot’ :i was left l'lliiI'I'If to Mr.
I't'imtoins. Ib- pliiittedii in from of tit-I; 3”"- l'rmi PM
tfittyptfl' [hp )4444454- “444! I'itI'I‘I‘IIiI‘I' {41“,th 3 H lil'.\'ii.’,,"l3 XVIII 3’ Ifh,\\'ll'1l|?|Vi‘ll “I'll II I'
1 TI"'I man. .\ wivdtiing lit'i'nlil‘n'd
,itiiilri'i’I-pii'tii {Idiom-1i at 1va young
pi [iii-3nilthll'I‘II'illil' itt h‘iii'ii'i avenue.
33"‘i'llii \t-Iiv- a number of Itaittl~.ottte
u
'IiiitIu-r and Miss liI-rtha,
I
and nurtured it until it brutitn- hard,» K""‘I"'l3‘i""ri-!" -I- “UNI/u returned
and strong. .Nll'iIllI'T’ II'H'. a bbu'kihurit. IMH" .W 4' “II'FV
wasplanbnlai thv' «xtim' time, but it;
«lit-II a few years tailor.
Mr. Hill t‘lt". III-ttry I’.!\II-1'gaii.oi'
. fl ' {WI-v :-i:I- 't. line In”! IIittIIt'taiitiig
“hm M" “m"‘m" I’m"! ‘T ’l'” Minn Fannie and Mabel SitItttiatt.III
dwaih of His iii-try and the 1111 at: :t, V .v II. n, ”
ofiho faintly to tour down the old to in I
shut he dt-tertttiiiml to secure pram-min” 4 ,M'” hm” “ ”imm' ”‘3 L‘A'” ”"3"“
of the 1M tt-I-I', and lost no time in up. . ““" M" I" "” " gout "I MN ”"m
. I'I'iiiiy, at Hmihport, I1:1.I returned
plying to Mr. (ferry for pr-i'niiIIioii“ I! 4
mauve it. The tree will now be pinata ,i 1mm“ .
ml in front of John TI. I'rt. 1min~' 'lbl' Misses .\I:ittll :titIl Lulu “ingot;
iii I'IiiiiI-tnit'nt. where ’l'hoittai I3I’Ilil4il' 43I'ttII2'I1l3iiii‘ILIIIIII3. It, I'. III, I-lttb, la~i
ins can read under its sittrl'tvn unit! IiI', 1 ttlyltl, at their It'llllt,‘ Ill I’idhl avenue.
too. goes to Ins faith-1w, '
«L-..
DEATH OF IIEMIV 0 FOX.
w
It Iitw '
r
I Mr. and .\It'~.. I'Z, A. ILtrI'la)’. «If lit'ooli-
iiyn,:1r.-giiv '3I4f Mr. and Mrs. ii.
Willis White, of Altman avenue.
I, ,-i
The End Cams Last Night Alter a Short illness
of Paralysis.
liIIttr.' I). l"o.\'. with w'.‘ stricken 'Irtiii
41:1t'aiy-' I less than :t .riII-k ago, ilhIII izI-t
night .It Etzlfr o'clock, at Iii~ iiwfli". ti:
I'ont'oi'II srrI-I-i.
Mr. l"o.1:w;1sitttltr- ‘I’VI‘TIIII'III year ol‘
lie was born in New I'aztaaii.
IIIII litttl Tii'i'tt It l't~:illlt'lli (if .‘Witlili Niirg
walk over thirty years. ”P 11min Well
known hath-rand for nearly a tl'l’lt’l"
of aI-I-riiury was fut't'tiiiill of the ‘Illiiall
'l'lllliil'tl Nam-ford, of
4'i'I‘tll’II.'tI II'Ilti"
III
l1:t'.'I'
Mr. and Mrs.
IWdioti :iiI-iiiiI'.
3II‘I1III a week's visit in lit-Iutkly 11.
.NIi-‘s Haiti" liairhfwiul. ..t' N-Ii'wa‘lt
Ii.i~4I‘-'il \'i‘tliuu,’ Bit-s .\ittia t'oilt rain.
or iii HrttnII sir-III, liaitbtiry.
Mrs. Innis I’uttI-r
INO'T'TH‘IE'." ,-ti'IIIt. have
I‘ from a visit in Iiidgetivgtd.
his age.
and IlatulttI-t'sof
returned ItIIntI'.
iitg ilI'partiiiIIni of I'I'mfllf «N' 'tv’rtapp's3 .NI:~-- Maytttv' ’tiii'r, ol' 1".ti1'IiIIbl. has
No. I factory. Iii" lair years to bad 3 I'" H I" Kilt” ”I3 “13 51““ M" 'I- (3' 33““3‘
kirk of Moria in :i\':eiiitt
lit't‘ll IIittployIIII at .I. I'. Wilma AI, Io'
factory. Mr, Fox iir'I'Ii
IIII‘Iillli't' I‘T3 the ”MINI of I 'IvIIIll'lifitI‘II.
served as stt't-IIt i'fiitttittlsrliilli'l' and aw. :ttt
zl.~‘.~t,‘.~‘si 41', and last year War III" Ihitiw,
erotict'aittiiilatI-‘t‘oi'selection" from the; Nit-Id ,lhIt‘tii'i LaiiI'. of I'rw“ Hf TW-
,~:.14-..44ti timriur, lb- (Inllltyi'IT tin- 4-14.44»: {rtitfifl is spendin" .4 few days with friends
and i‘iitilltli'ltt't‘ of court: one who Iain 'w: 111 33' W “M" ”-
him, and was aiway» an upright l than
Mr. I"o.'t was a proponent Mason, 11:4,,
ittIIiiibt-rof t-‘t. John's Twice. I. whim} 3
and (4111'. daughter. Mrs. Edmund 7w lath:
HIII‘VIV'r'.
,\.It~ I'tttttk I III 't~ Itt
>I31tf‘iiii'l'iy'. Itf ,‘Iul’lh'illk,
with i'I'iztitvIIs in town. ,
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of Bridgeport,
spent yesterday
arrived in
on :1 shot"!
P. H. Smith. Iii' I'atorson,
Moth \’ rttai' i but oh ght
littriiilr' no U'Iii,
Alexander lived and wife spent Hillt—
,Iia,v with Miss Mary Ilonnm'ker. oi’ Nor~
imiik» ' M » .. M
YI'Istorday was the wartiteIi they're-i 9444414444344 443 wngns
"WM ”i ”"3 33‘.'L“3 "3“" ” 3333333333333IAC£15cin Which “while at WcsIPorI Lnndis
bureau this year. Inc an T'I' tiry Iii: t. I» Ii Involved
i'tp to 71 at ttvo o'I‘tIII'k. which is tho , , '
't'hI-I .1.-w oi I’muitttiII; is
highest since. September 37. IHEIS. \I TV“[‘3‘I3“"3‘”1
1'1 ,4. “Hum," 44," iri limit} in tho- t-ivtl ’lbwn ('“outt at
am ITII'T'IiiirIttI' t-I t'j
an or to til, II n tlt-grt t s low-I '1' than yII-t— t\"‘ “ "3“” ””77" 'hi'lb'" 1"“‘3‘:
3l3ll"1‘ii"'"l.'- in regard to a title to 1.11111
It rday and a tempt r iIIlti‘ of TI 1144mm. .. . ‘
was not reached in Nib ttitiil ‘pril ".‘tth. ”' w’ "W” ““35 ‘l"l“"'lii”r~ “,1“ a
when the mercury tit-tit to Til. At this I'[‘ "I ”I I‘m“ “W" 11" I” ”I" .Im'l-“IH'HUH
time last year the blunt st to initi- rfilittrr "I3 ”i" "hurt The attunwyb’ 13”? ”"3 DIM"
reiorded was till di'gri I s. Weathi- Ir Uh? ‘t' W 'h‘ ” lib" ‘A lli‘llllll'lt rand “WWI”
3,444,.4: MYI'I'H “"444 44“", 44],. 4pm,“. iiptiir'i issueof in spa» on land. .I. .N.
attire will remain nearly stationary to~ I I "”1"“ I’ "“ '1‘ “"‘"””"‘I “I “‘ “1’” r,
dav with possibly 3 “bill" ‘43,.) and WaiI rs i lziiitts thi s.intI-pto4n1'ty.
Prizes For Bicycle Riders. l
'I3lit‘ attorneys for the 4daiutiill'3art'
Martha” and Gregory and Attorney
Iiray for III" III'fI'ttsl'.
The J. T. I’rowitt Cuttipany. agents for'
Rantbb-r bieyi'lr's, have fi'i'i'iN’l'Il
notice that. to inert-asi- tlte 4mpnlariiy oil
the Ramblt r, tl‘tt TIIIITII’TTELUIHI'I'Y'N will
present a $1, itmjewr iI II lady" at whet-I toi
thoamateur HaitthI-i ride '1' who ridvsthv
fastest lttllt during the season in a rtgit
Hottest oi the Season.
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Dominik Tramsiay Extension. ,
Secretary MaitstiI-ld. of the Norwalk
Tramway company said yesterday ton
Bridgiport FartttI-r reporter that the
plans and up l'lill'dtlUIH for the liarien
it Houston we in all complete it. and bids
ltr rate. Thr y tls I ()fit 1' aim itt gold to I lfor ‘ ”mm” that would all be 11.! (”33‘1”
t l ' o i v '
.Ns ,ImIiuaI. tho bids can be examined
assist in di- -fruying I xpt use s of the meet 34 .
«and tuba-d upon, the contracts will be
where the fastest ratio was ridden. In
. . . . It and the.- he wirk of construction
addtttoit to this the Rambler rider who. iiill I”, V“ hi 3| ru idlv alon
. . ' ' 'I' ‘l I '
rules the greatest numberof mitts ilrtr-' T' I ’1'
ing the season is to fl't'iIive tum iii gobli
Bit oil the End oi his Thumb:
Martin ('I IIrri'gan, who is ( itiployr-d at
titted with (2.5 l);ittit'.-' livery stables. iii River street,
“Was rubbing down William E. Dunn's
I trottor, yesterday afternmn, when the
I horse imibeI II hint by the band and bit
otl' thr- I ml of his right thumb. A phy-
robin dresser, I the Wound.
While going through the mural at Nodih I ity Lady Iiii the tountryi—T get so
walk the rear portion of the train came ' impatient for tho newn out- here. The
near colliding with the fore port The mails are an irregular! Old- fashioned
engineer was warned of the appflmh-Iijrandmmher-é-IAI Hotbey Wasin my
ins danger and started up in time to young days. "Ye Couldn' t trust ton at
avoid an accident all.
tttileage on any mat-hitti-
the J. tires 1231011111 be given.
The Couplings Broke.
The it o' clue I; freight down, last night,’
, tract. both atiII union and butt-4'33“ "’5‘ ' but lilin
WI’VI 001' IT!
A I-In'ulislimt larger. by several tints.
drr-vIJIusn that of till the "titer hell
Advotliwm
daily paper» combined.
gut iii-ma NIII'TIM‘H ittoitei lit’l‘lll‘lfll'fl-
'risu.titantiwytiuinnny131nm nuts-r.
'I lie, I414 h the i Itinttn'sl
TWO CENTS.
AFTERNOON DISPATOHES: 3IF YOII PLIT IT HERE IT PAYS.
| wasnrrzo.
\’“II It 'In .14 IIIIHI pleasant lI-tlllltd‘
III 91 .1 iii \uvi'u IL. to light boom kN'po
MOLD TIGHT IF PRESS”.
Relatives oi the Spanish Punter Acknowledge
W ‘
. I114: .‘aI-itt 4‘ .II, N'ZIII ltw'Iitfllu- Hutu“. \nr.
tho Receipt oi as Lotta Fruit flanked. can 111:1 it
i“WWI-II I" ””"“ 'IMW" ‘ \ 'WNT'I'TII N rod of llttoo or Tiitll‘ moms
”i .i rlv- Ll'II" I It'itIiT)’. Tll‘ilr “I kl Illn-
TuiViI-i‘s, April II-——.\ it: spilt It from
Madrid to the hit Mall Him-.1!» pith :
IiiI4 tire at
.ImI It .11.) I' tiiIIi: itu I.iIiIIl\.
,IH “all ”road.
"IN “I '5 I [\I I lirtilh Ii ”IIII'I
\» 'au Ik is It 'il
II‘IIIO‘IT IIiH ilffi'flltuill, fill}! ”I" HIMIIIHII; \ '."\‘sf'l III‘ N H’si'i I1~It :zlil {trims lilll'tl
4nd .-4 mi tim- it Iii. . I Iiterxs 1.
pt'I-tniI r is ill andeaiiitoi be interviewed.
2". 4.!” I It”.- ‘ IiIIl .\ut Wit] I. l"
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His tI lalttt ,4, how: 1.4-, ioiittrm [In it , \ 'flnll'”, 44 ,,,,...,, ,, ,w “,4 “mm: Mu"
istI-tti'e of a l'ivlllllil‘l'lll'itlliilt from l’rI-si» ~M , «31.3% '“'" " "“‘ “I .\. "““II‘WII II'IWM’i
il"IlT ('lrIVelanIl; but In the present statII‘I
TO LET.
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of public be ling it I“ unison ibli' for the:
' ‘iI I.I.'l'.
.r4...4‘
swan-a I .
rim-,iwrt ‘ '
»: xi;
Manual III» .r ll one on Fort I'IIitt
n-til in u; I. iii-«I ii. “linITWlltt
it. i' ”tinge. w \'l titli‘ilr'l atti-
'ITIII ii 'l' butt-t- I'tr t ato-
goverttiticiit to arm-pi ITH otter, and.
While the gIm'i'ntmItti oiliriot-verything
,4.
in in ]niwur 4.. avoid :1 quarrel with u "“ “3"” “333m ‘3‘ 3‘ .\\""“.\VL“.‘.3_
' ‘ii I.i.’i. NI‘I'I-u- on In : .tttt AIII‘I‘. iitIiIII-i'it
the I' tt‘tttd Stab It will pro-I-Ir In light 44‘4'“133333i3.3333' II't. 111.1 .1 hat-III r...-
, i'"‘ ii in II o: it n b-i'ti iiii 1411441.
“All“? III-UT T‘ "II I “I“ “WWII-I 'h "WWII" 1.1» ”I. , ihh'bwi with ”I ’ilfflll’llfi Itiilliiro Ivf
pressure. i .N' 1124A It 'lib r: a it he
. ' . :3" HI 1- 4 mm: iI-itl iiiuI- dollars.
net Nnappwillbelhim up "’1’“ "‘“"' ““""' . '
stun-II: 1.. 44... ,..,.,,4,4,,.4 I' 'U I I 'I lit 1 ti-t- m, Iir-I Iitis. wenitd floor
I t' ’lia'AiATITIiIT :iiivl I'wlltliti‘, It rluilltivi:
3TTII' I It. hit. - 4 . 'Jir .4 -. out . Int; I'II' :1. I‘IIs-i'sdiott litt—
.41.. 4.111.. lttI4:.'.tI will.Il\l1.t.hitl-Ztli.'£Hll'-
'%I r'riwiirvi. tiliilw
‘0 il‘ l’ i‘itttn- Ii' Ins. iuriti hint or on.
T PTITI”TA‘ II Iil' . l- I- it IIIN Tiltl‘ tIIiI't'intIIt-i)
IlioiI it I'I ittI- IIIIrn itttpruvw
.Npt’ll II
Iii Mates 1 bar; 3,. di- aft. iirs has n l . Is. at
(34 t‘-~"I~ \\ I'l‘il 'i'I F.
written twitraiites from tho 'I'nrkl It 'I
Ktt'ipp Will to
got'IrnmIIttt th 1t Itrv. 'x .1 m. .
_ ' _ to. :.I Twill i‘v' i" titi3' iI'. .IN| I I) Itill. F. “3“-
III"II‘.’t’I'i'Il to the I tttii'tl Stair-s curtail at ~ 7. It liilw
Ab xzttidria .1..I.tl1.tt IhI stilt iir'- o'rrili E'!‘” ”H -: 4.. .4- In’ It Iii-I. No or.
II 13111411 ~3i3rIIi. i-uisitialIwI-Ilut faintly
lot 111 prtt intiilt of mi.“ IlHItJnt" Iisugi’ I’ll" ------- ‘Ii it «411 May Int. (.II
I l I "I. “I'll ml'itf
n31llt‘i'lt-1'tti
I 3T" to \'I one... a; u.- t. “-11" .1111» build-
_ , , I:. --i- I liI.'.1' nintf
Annwerssry Commie: Appointed. , ,
, ' 4'"! III II 5.4' r I111 :14. tI’TItIO-IIT. iltst and
l- l‘ A" “III tIIl.l.‘ ““"Iwa ”3"" (T h‘” 'PA' ’. I . . i', II.I,4 .Ii \Nihltlliulull strut-T.
! 4, . ' . o- ,4 I; «44,», I I:...irtmIiti >IIiii,Ii;tlI~IIn:I1II'.iI "lIllTl‘lHlll-
4.4mm It 1 «nintmrtm of wrong It it , 4,4. or to Kit .pstiit. .1. :1t- iiHi t attIItI- .1r. tltiiIl
. 4.41.041 M... 44', 7;: and .4 Wash-
i'orthI-rviitlt :tIiIllt‘t'NJt'yfifITit'TrIiTTIlillg;Y.I~15'...“le
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3Ixt’thi- new hail 'I'ho' enmritsiter- m1. ‘43:.Hi 3 33 3 3333‘3 “I33, 3334“, limb
”4.; 4r 'l'.3r ..': ‘3
.t. I’ 33.33 the It ti-t‘t's; It will "3. N T im ~54}; ,. 4,4 445.. "flyilllll' 4r.44~v.44,44444. A4,.
rit'hittitlr: view II'I IIidr'ttt, John “with-.1:- ' i" 1‘» 4, .34 ‘3III. :~'i I I: (IAIIII. bi QIIIIIII'ITIA
3 ' "I 1‘ ~l-IIT
wit; ~- "I1'It:1r,v. John ’aiiks: 'ioim " 1, ,, 3 It i V IL i333
i ,it. 1.4 .‘if IIII‘ m dill ‘. . III’WH ‘. t4 .
s'i'1'4'1.1r_\'..lttlills Th- -y~«- Izoruih trmrnrr. '. .\ 4., 1,... 54,144.44, 4,,-,,4..34v_ 1.3 I33 4,, “Mun“;
.. _ , . .n 'r!!i~ h 1'. «int. win 5.. ruin Apiill. rt
l‘iaith WW II. and Fr III IIurikI'ntiir, ' t;- l ‘11“.th Vmw'k rm“
733141111
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I'Itat'II-s VVustvmattn and Juitii- TVi'iu r. , {in ) HINDI: 1m A‘i‘it tilveitue,
. . . . , , 1.47. i .
All the swat-ties iii town Mil I~~ IIIN‘IIIHI‘ 3 ,, ,_ ......3._333.33
to participate. and thr- new rip-m. "Int FOR SALE.
tiI-bit'gv." will In- gtten.
iii: ige. III Iltst.
:itI~I-:il1:iiiii-.~.e ntid
MU~I TIl' HIIII TIF-
I’III-I‘tl Tilli-
Sittlllt {Ni-4'.
”.144“;
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Hair 1 . it 1313M“.
0131- III II41i1v Inf 7'th
WWII“ IIUSEflfflTS. . _
t A! l.‘ 3:1‘I' II III 4111:4111!
Rico 3 Comcdrzns.
IIW
I :t~T. tti 'iii‘. :ti’ TIII'VI‘i"! Tlmxti’rl", 5i lad 'r' "‘ "w" '
3. 333 . ' . ‘3 l.‘3‘il I‘NII 11';- l'-\I opting 44i4_r ,\4.41|y
llti'lli'lll'i' \'.lI‘TII'HHi'II the o-pI-rtzvt: pn-r 44 11 int .1., 14.. 44444444444 5.4444444,
t‘ut'nmttcv in a Week‘s 411,..1'Irztirti oi4 :tl.iI\\'
ItiIIII's t‘Ittttr-Ily‘ I'Imtrn‘itty. ”The imbi‘ l‘ivl: ”it 'IIi I JIII<Ii AN IZK‘I'A'I‘l-i-‘l‘ho
,. . .. . . . y; , -I I:. iI~iI~tt “wanton by 11......
“”‘t” “'l [1” l‘”' “I'M“ i’ ”A! 41' ..4 :14 'II. I-' t. I-Ii 11 I'lo~t tin-tine. Nor-
-'I' "I 4. of \\14. II. li'at'lo,
III IIIsI' TTII' i'~I:ilM.
‘1‘ “UN, l‘l3 l’. It.
all 'Jw
”Til
’I-I'wriII'IIfiIII.
N". lslii "‘lIl-I3Il‘...-Il
AI ‘\A‘3MITIN‘I I‘I Ill,"
IBM: 1“ I
[1111. iI1r~II':tilit1gritao. proved 41 EN! .L 11'
iii'3llll“.lii".' ot' Tltl‘3 rob-of "Jal'tt iii-1.
two I “ .l 1'}. Kelby the I'nnmban,
Iiiil good wick siiigvrrinrl riaii/"wiu
IIit Adams
II‘IIItl at
I III“ 1. I'llIi| lint: lot
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it'I‘
ltl' lilityt‘rlili' [nit‘T'IN N‘"L3‘!*ItTI‘3wI’3TT1l‘Ii'L’I.” [1441.4tn .1' “his “in”, 4444'.
. _ k ,,, .\'\\Ii~i" 1:11141 I .tiii-it <I~t~it,'t'Itai
,\I1~~ I\ii”tii' i' I\\'.1rd.wr.tt. Luit.’ as 1.1,: ,, _ 1.11 ‘ ”m AM“, 4'. m1.
i‘i'll;11':i.“’ilt~t't- an ti.«- in» turn!» ' HI Ill ~11. .t~ \otuaii..atIi11tt
tie:
' I-htiIit'I-i't \vitit rh- 4>I11.ttp:toy.:ttrrt It“. ..,,.,,. , mm“. ”M“ my,
. . . I‘ .‘ 4 . . 1’3.'.'w' ', ., " I73" .I'll" T'iilidlt'fll’t‘5l5:
.Itigtttg and Iiil-III In; or 14 I 11' to- my {t VIII! q“ l. . 1-1 l’um‘lm “mum,
'I'ltI'.tit1‘.;I'iioii tonight willbrw'lttp N on ' 71 MM. ‘11. no.1. itani ill".) 44, -1444
II III-1'. No it Ill/abetttstioot.
i -'i It. . months All iiiInII-t'it
l'.IIiti 1iit~iz ”with. (1in baths
(all on (11 is 5. 5'1. .TtiIIN. on
.I7:i1n
Winkle." Tintiorrow
.NIttII'ii Married" will I.
Nautical-I Tonight.
I’rot'. liauland. the
Ili‘\i-'l‘ fails in plI'Izisr' bis :‘rl'l‘tilv"i'ii"".
:t'itusi's flit-young i’ollw and
the ”bit"? lillt'H. 7H1“ Eit‘tifi'iwrr Lt". .
It; illlii‘ :tsslsfttnfn .‘ltl'itli fliI'" t'llllli'rl'ittli-
Might:
"’I'IIIIK l.‘lii'~ti.i'
presented. .
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, I'ait'tty zitiIl I'hi'apiiess ni'o
'J'111:II1I I.ott4,'1.1:ut .\' Mat-
431 34-I4st..4114‘14 I‘HIIIIIIIIINTS
3 3 , r-‘o III '\'3I11.'.\A1s tiiiuotttii ('0.
will.“ litii- »t:I It-i
3 l.'Ul' ‘ N’ I ib- 1....4 and ~‘1Imbtisiitess of
1 II M. t\ 't‘ ItiI-Iiiitttngcuties-slotk and
dragon in.
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1114 id at the I‘eraIk t irII-r’a IIIIitrsI- II»- 4 r “"1"“ '4'“ “1”“ “"‘l W”
. _ . t-- I it at. A4 4 i, at the Sli‘l‘h‘
night proposes to be one of rare iiii'rii. .
It, is giwtt‘ IlTliLr't.‘ the auspices of Hi , N33333 MLI. Lian Shh". I't'll top. red and
I.iia,..l.\w~4'-ti4i
,.\II1\ 11 allot-Jinn. H II.
“HI: all I: liot‘II lint: Int amino, on West
11- an ~t do ..- I it III II t on theavt- one.
AAIITNAIIIIITI Matt
at lzell N 1nd as foot
l1.ll:.'3turoi~I1eII. l‘itrehtise
-1., timothy. hou'rtt
1 'h‘oiith Main street.
I’aiil's I'bui‘t'h societies.
Eili'nwood's Players.
hiliitwtnnl ~ Players will fill a ryitir'it'
I'I' raw 1111 111’ at. the Norwalk 04mm 1'
. (3IJ'IIT4L'1
1t 17
“HUN" . I!” ““315 “I3 IPII‘PPH“? ”WWW" lilo/fl") ..4. 111 liltii tin-1.1 pottitnity lllilllilt)
I‘ll: play will be ”Traditional Dirk. ' oihfi Iii-”41.11.1111 III '1'Iilstiiteandtnsutanie.
N‘N‘t’rl'liw” 'II\TII“.II Ill'Jl)!‘
During their IIttg:rgI-rueitt herr- 444... min-
Ii‘inj' will Til'tiv‘t'dlf "NIP '1 Met" rtII'3'I'IIt"i~" H” f‘“ "I“ “'1‘-III" ”I: GII'ttnootl .ttontta
4 In: Nth IIH :14Initd uneasy It‘tHh. lit-tithe
and "She." ladies will be admitted; " "3 I WI‘III'IIII'IUUU. U Urine sir-.wt South
. , To IItI’I31i12allg .IY‘le'
Monday night to a reserved mat for it .1 ,, _,.
mom, 4 FOR SALEOR TO LET.
R
a
Meeting at the 5111 III! 7‘ 4
A meeting ul.’ the soliciting committee ,'
oi’ the Norwail‘.‘ fil‘ll‘t Mill film! will bi.
hIIIII tomorrow morning at 9:211 o'ebwk. w mm,
III R. If. (‘rolden's tifTit'r', to devise SMITH", .
way to raise, the sum oti‘tn‘yflir still lack-
inIrol' tliwiiitnit'iir and also toirollmrt Elliri
H l I?
I
‘HIINNT Til I.“ '10 ii E.'\'.l‘ l'airv'low Hotel.
' IIHM‘HIIHI. .IIo tIIII i-I-Idlii three. IIIINN
.ut' \ttil i.--1~~I reasonably. l"3'ti|l4
.I-Ii'I-Iutt "'-li IIIIII' from hoiillt Nor-
wwlww: IIiiu half mile from lioton
I:.tiitl M 'v Z<I\\tiI' I Will lit-on Iil‘ulllIH-
illt‘\'l;i)'lll<Il'IlIIt‘,,’. l
Nth . t
Inuit _
usotcu m canvass.
The Fairfleld county Association Holding Forth
at Bridgeport
The “Hill annual meeting of tho
Fairtiuld Med it al assotiatptn convened
‘thisiitorning at the Barnum Institute
4: 1n lirIdI'eport.
'I'IhI morning business consisted of
the s’arion: reports. intrmluctiott of
unpaid subscriptions.
Enterprising “utilise”
'lhe spit i: 1.1 sale holding forth atI'. IL:
Harvey s boot. and shoe store ,vlhotuld at
I
l'III'g.1tit:-rylts in tin I‘isr litilk‘i’é, Iirr-
I 1am in (I ve 1y Inst: 1111' 1- , will be {timid on‘3
hiseotimt rs. .Nil thr- Rains need and "no.4. p144(41441ufiilitti‘l‘btlllil ttientbers
like to hm. more. than on: prairo. FNIMFK.‘ ,3 4,1,4 44,. 44 4,44 444b,}; Papers “444 4),. “.4444
JUN” Jim ”I' “IIII'WWIIU ”WI *ii‘iill‘dbv Dr. I,“ .IwmtIItt, Dr. W. J. Burke,
improww‘w , IDr. .\ I-I.\'I'ord1'n. Dr. J. C. L)",Il(ll and
Pl'lVllf‘grnt‘(lI3-“I)IIL hikitdris ought toilir. (.‘vorgI II II‘ox of New York. Tito
know bttn- 1' than. to pmnouim: it do k-‘ , latte r s topic. will b.- “1’1 netteal Hints on
port." “Youi'tg mutt.whenyIiuarII:1bTII,th'I Diagnosis and 'l‘t'eatment of Skin“
ll'li‘llpllfl many ol’ thorn mold vbka‘liLeIUIN';Lr'k-‘3.33 The address will be illus
(lit-s you will .init your-.111 tall it lrt'lll'il by lantern slides. Dr. Lynch
kcwpon' and 1mm in the blight “IN lit-”11in gise “ 'i 'lalk on I’acteriology,with
' illustrations."
TliII lbidi 4nrt MI die :11 sot it ty w ill on
Afftl‘
business
I1.nyt1rit~t .
Sweet. flirt—Mother. iii-mg» told me 3
,up) sr'tlernnly Ohibli NTliliI'I TH,“ ”.P Alilll’ P5 "fill“r‘lislll‘ ITII‘ COUNTY ill-hIiIfl' llltill.
holder hp 44-44..» 4,4,. 44,..444 444,. ,4,,44,4rihe4r1p< rs are read. itttd tb‘o
yet 4.,44 w T 444,; .. 4,4,[v 4444.. ,4444.. 44444.4 44.1rpIImIItf.zt banquet “ill be enjoy.ed
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