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Throntimely death of the venerable

JohnFrrris in Darleu, ylsterday after-

; noon,flrstmadeknowntothe [mopleof

orwalk through the Evening

. was a great shock to everyone

who read the sad news. and it is still an

abuts-hing topic of conversation in Nor-

"wtlk and Darion. in both of which
places he was widely known.

'. lfr. Ferris owned considerable proper-

ty‘iu the town of Dorian. as well as in

Kerwalk. and it was frequently his cus~

turn to go down there and remain all

, day. nearrlved yesterday onan early

morning trarn.an worked about his
houses until the 1:36 train came in.
whenheboarded it for South Norwalk.
After dinner he returned to Darlen on
thetr‘tiu which reaches there ati:.le
Heliugered about the station for half
an hour. walking up and down the plat-
formor sitting in the waiting room.
He finally sauntered down the platform
totbeendofthefenccr erected to pre
vent people from crossing the tracks,
and then started for the other side. He
hadwalked across three of the tracks
antiwar on the point of stepping on the
fourth one, when the New England
dyer, east bound bore down upon him
Theongineor gave the whistle of his
locomotive twoor three piercing blasts
that seemed to portend death. and a few
maple in the vicinity, look—
ing hastily in the direction of
the round. saw the remorseless on-
giro strike lfr. "Ferris. and after
whirling him around afow times drop
his lifeless bodyto the ground several
feetfromtheraila Thedsgstaifonthe
front of the engine hadstruek him in
thehead. My reverlng it fromhiI-
body. One arm was also brokeu,and
' ”cruelly distorted. The
light. coupled with the thought .9...
H5. Ferris. at his advanced age, had
mitwith such a pitiless death. Instead
or being permitted to round out hi1-
rain. made the stoutest heart quail.
1.91on llouror. Station Agent Hoyt
freight Agent George Bore. Ernest Koch
and others hurried tothe scene as the

 
 

train came to a standstill on the bridge

The remains were taken to the baggage-
roe-tin the west—bound depot, Medical
Examiner French and Mr. Ferrie‘
nephew. Senator John H. Ferris, oi
Booth Norwalk. were notified. both oi

‘ .. whom arrived promptly. Dr. French

rendered a finding of accidental death.
and gave permission for the removal oi
the body. Hr. Ferris had Undertaker

. ‘D. W. Raymond take chargeof it.

Mr. Ferris was born in Greenwich.
June 23rd.1805. He taught school in
that place and II New Canaan for

 

theaite of the Uongre
and also in a building on

Mr. Perri» was a brother
Perrismf West street. and George A
Ferris. of Broad River. lie was an ex-
tenslve property-owner in South and
East Norwalk and Daricu. was a stock
holder in the Consolidated Railroad
ciuupauy. and in some of the local baukr
and manufacturing institutions. It b
said that he was worth about 0100.000.
Whenthe debt of the South Norwalk
Wood church. of which in
was a member. was being raised.
a law months ago. Mr. Perri» matri-
buted dim, and haddnuated to other
worthy oausm lie had been a man oi
exemplary habits throughout his long
life.

The funeral will be held Sunday after
utmost llo'eloclr. from the reshlonecoi
lira Willi-mil. Ferris Wort street

 

MI ”W W'I Id!l'.

w MW Vassar lass Away has»
the at it M is m

Johnny Tanner. the youthful sou oi
In. Jamar Tanner. forumly of Non
welt. new of Wilton. ran away from
home. Tuesday night, and came to Nor-
walk, bringing some money belongint
to hit mother.

He went to iionth Norwalh and pur-
chased a suit of clothes. While be war
wrapping them up he slim anothev
suit into the bundle. and got away witl
them.

Mr. when (”hm Morehouse war
notiiwltolmkmt for Tanner. he ran
an“ H. with the chilies. The boy was
lcebsdap. charged with inenrrigibility.

lie war taknrtn Wilton for trial.

4hr“ stores will remain open lata
hid-y hint. or mini their heist
dined alllayiiatnrday. July 4. (Join
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LimcllEO! AT THE “OI.

l'lts Wenaa’a did, at lsrwalll. liellt It M
anal drill] all Library Feral. ‘.
The Woman’s club of Norwalk gave
its annual luncheon yesterday at The
Knob. Only members of the club were
present, andthe day was one more of
the delightful social occasions for which
the club is famous.
The luncheon was served by “Joe"
Lockwood and his able assistant. and
it was meet creditable to them. The
table was beautifully decorated with
bachelor-buttons, the club flower. pink
rhododendrous and sweet peas. Th1.-
plaees were marked by cards bearing th
club flower and designed by the club
artist, Mrs. White.
The president. Mrs. Binhcuck. welv
coined the members in a few well-chosen
words. A letter was read from "Miss
l'aylor. an (Ix-president of the club. now
in Paris. A very interesting communi
cation from the planet Mars was also
read. Each member gave a quotation.
and at the end of the luncheon a toast
was drunk (in cold water). to the absent
moon. The party then adjourned t1-
tlteahady lawn. where other interest
ing literary examiner were carrind out
greatly to the amusement of all concern-
ed. ,
When the carriage arrived to convey
the party on its homeward way. all
voted the day one of perfect enjoyment
and looked forward to the next year'r
luncheon with pleaiaut anticipations.

”his “tine. 'voIEo

...—......
lsdpsli. lay Waltb listened Greenwich't Fab
Isa flow a Predicmst.

Twenty-five women out puticmly
among the crowd of men that filled tlII
auditorium Monday night at the annual
meeting of the Meetinghouue school
district. of Greenwich. They had gone
through all the formality which the law
requires to enable them to cast their bid»
lots for school oilicers. When. how
Iver. the Inca crowded up to the box II
cast their voter the women still sat
patiently waiting. for it wan thI-II Ill.»
covered that time having the arrange
merit» for voting in charge had neghct
ed to provide II separate box as the law
requirea. for the women to deposit their
ballot». ‘

But Judge it. Jay Walah. of the Fair-
lieldiruuuty Common i’lcaa (Joan. thI
moderator, wan equal to the emergency.
and sent out mournmgers to procure
Iomething for the are of the women
They mecceded in getting a big green
purist-board box. such It used for keep-
lug lover in by dry goods dealers. and
after the proper label had been piloted
authentic. the women begun to volt-
and a renewed cayIreIinon we» observed
on their faces.

~llE! III“ stun.

iJIls lastis m in!” liar Min Ii!
a fleet of Past.

Mamie. the reveryear-old daughter
If Timothy Brcsuan. of lib Cedar street.
narrowly camped a horrible death. you
terday afwrnoou.

She had in her hand a piece of lighted
punk. frmu which. in some unaccount»
able way. her dress caught fire. The
flashy material blaaud up and threaten-
ed serious injury to the child. "or
grandmother. who happened to be on the
deep. saw little Mamie's danger and
ran to her resistance.

The homing clothes were torn oil and
the child rated from harm

It!” llsll
After the heat of the summer is over.
and the autumn bresaer invigorate man
kind. politiea will grow hot. The lid
perm emu Ingar never gets hot. it al«
wsyII motes nice and cool Try one.

Its tyne mitotic“.
The Norwalk Yacht club won the
Centre's piano by a large majority.
iteration company stoodueat outhc

 

 
 

 

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l’lIe Various Ways in Which it Will be
llaniietieii Trumps.

fESTWITIES llll Lilli A” Milli.

sum will be may SW. White
Pearls tut ram a III-cue am.
40199 America 11.991... hints" let
his round rm

Business will be generally suspend-Ii
in Norwsllt tomorrow. The Clothiers
Ind dry goods megI will clone all day.
Barber shops will use at no 011.

lbs Day at litter Print.

Preparations are being made for a big
dayut Roton Point. tom orrow. Bmythe' II
trehertra will furnish music for dancing
"In the pavilion. afternoon and evening.
and there will be a display of fireworks
at ght. The Philharmonic band will
giv a concert in the grove.

hear at lichen Bird.

The 1' earth at tho Nurwalk Yacht
club house. Hickory Bind. will be made
interesting by tub and canoe nu‘i‘a and
other maritime plI-IquIIIII. l'IIrIly and
Freeman will furnish music for dancing
in theevcuing. ,

I Fetltvlilot at lbs Knob.

The usual all'day Fourth IIf July for
Iivitiea will bII lurid at The Knob. Dar:
mg the afternoon and evening Weldon I
iIeiIIImer '-‘..ill furnish music. The
grounds will be decorated in keeping
with the patriotic oeI'aIIiIIn. there will
no an abundance of eatablIIII on call. and
fireworks will till the air after nightfall.
A bun will connect with every trolley
car after noon.

Baseball Al lemallt Park.

Two garuIIaIIf ball bIIIch-II ('thrlI-I
lI‘iIII-li'r Norwalk 1mm and ”III NIIIII
(IIrIlII will be played tIIIIIIIrI'IIIv :It Nur-
w’ulk park—“one at lilzifi II. III.. and tin
other at 3:30 p. hr. The Norwaik pluyI-rr
tl’i‘ Bhutskey, Welsh, llanloavy. Whom».
Fallon. Ward. llylngtun. Mama. MI:-
(I'arthy, Clone and ii'liricn. ThI- Stam-
fIIrIls. Gibson. lI'aweett. J. iiibliu.
hlIIylatI. Smith. U'llricn. (lihlin .TIII,IInI-~.,
Matthews.

Ar ll Day Ibsul.

Tlll‘ Narumako Gun club will III Ild an
all-day shout tomorrow at Its (.lrI-gnry'r
Point range. The clay pigeons will
ls-gin to fly at 92:51) o'clock. from various
IIIIgiI-II, uIIIlilII' crack of tlw. IIlIIIt gun
will be heard until owning. Hymianu-II
from litamford and llriIlgIIp-Irt.m 1h.-
number of ten or twelve. are epr'I'tI'Il
hero to take part in the contest with the
local uhIIotI-I'II. NI) IIpI'cial prime will be
offered. The Philharmonic orchestras
will furnish music fIIrIlancing in the
pavilion afternoon and evening.

 

Pairs-1 11ch

l’utuam lloac company has fllwll‘ the
canal extensive memmttiIma for it»
annual I-lamhulm, tonight at 11:30
o'clock. at the hose hence in Franklin
street.

Extra ”llama let "fulfil?

Extra [nib-omen will be on duty in
Heath Norwallt. tonight. to rot- that.
layer Me'ninstructitms regarding the
use of fireworks before la. at. July ith.
are carried out.

Extra police will aim be on duty at
Nerwallt. tonight. to keep in restraint
YouugArucfica'seuihuriarm. AanIIIIIII
officer will be rtatinuud on Union Park.
on account of the serious illum of Fred.
erick Head and Mira Emily Hoyt.

Psatllltsllasn.
The death Norwaik port-Mice will

 

close at ii o‘clock tomorrow morning

 

for the ) of the day. Thr
Iarrierr will. make one collection and
me delivery. ‘

The Nerwulk post-other: will close at
ti o'clock for the remainder of the day.
the letter carriers will make one deliv-
ery and one collection.

CHARGED Il'lll IIIILAUBNTEI.

lbs oases! Ids vs In. Asst Anderson.
6 its My Farmer.

The case of State vs. Mrs. Anna An-
derson. charged with manslaughter.
wan yesterday adjourned until ii)o'clock
thir morning.

 

her amaranoein court. Attorney E.
M. Lockwood has been IIngagIId for the
defense.

When the we entire up this morning.
Dr. Dexter Hitchcock was the first wit-
W summoned. He testified that ho.
was called to tee a child named Marietta
Smith at lira. Anderson’s house. It
war emaciated. had a bad cough. and
war evidently hollering from tubercuv
hriiii. Be furtluir stated that he left
some medicine for the child. but made
noi'particular examination. a. ho was
unable totahethb cum. lie gave .1 as
his opinion then that the child mild not
mvvur. Afterward: he lu-anl (If the
death and signed the death mirlitlcatc
when urkI-Il to. The minimum of the
child might have been caused by Ila not
raving proper food. or not enough of it.
hough the child was cleanly clothed
Ind there was nothing to show that it
was ncglcctml. ,

(in I rouavexatninatinn. the doc tor raid
ir-hmi IIII rmtsnu to suppose the child
wnuiIIIl away from lack of loud, but
came tIIthII conclusion that tho Ilirwaae
was the cum of its condition. an va-ry
now-unmet! indicated tuberculosis.

no the re-Il'InItt crauIiIIntioII the
doctor elated that aehilIl in the ('lllltllI
ti III of the Smith child lli‘i‘lli‘il the best
I)? care and good food. which even then.
it Iva-I Inmiblv. Would not nullit'iI-utly
II IIIrI9h it.

It was noun lli‘lill'i' IlIII IIIII-Iur “'11-.le
howl to leave the Inland. At that tIIIIII
the court adjourned until this afternoon.

Al thivtrial. lsaldm the colored wit-
ness. were DnI llitthoook. llprkv. Kill-
only and Baldwin

Ittscilltalifitar

Dr. lill'll? H. Hall. of the MIIII'IIIIIIIIIIII
Museum of Arts. Iliad at his lIIIIIII- III
Mount Vernon. at noon. yesterday.
Issac llIIllistcr Hall quI burn lll Nur-
waik. IIII llIIcIIIIIln-r 1'2, 193:. llI- II'.I9 II
mnIIftlII-lutu llIII‘. Edwin liztll. Nur-
wIIllI'II historian. IIIIIlIvIIII burn in llii‘
home in Ext-It avenue IIIIw IIwIIIIIl by
Noah Willi.

 

Yeast—"i board that llcalIIy said he
would trust mII with his pocketbook.
What do you think of that?" (lrlnImIII
lmakw“! don't think them in anything
in it." I

Mrs. “planer—"Do you think that
Mrs.Tnttifruiti is honest? Mrs. Win.
ncr~TIrImmghly.I Why. I‘ve known
her to got up of a cold night and go
through lit"? lItIIIbIIIIIl's yuwkuls to got
money to pay but soda water man.

 

A little fonr-ymrmld occupied 11' up-
per berth in tlIII sleeping car. Awaken-
ingImu-in the middloof the night his
mother asked him if he know where
he was. "Tourer i do." he rI-plieil,
"l' m in the topdrawor "

“How far back run you lmrv you
lineage. _Mr. Munro?" "To Noah.”
"l‘bat's rather remarkable, How do
you do it?" "Noah. you fllllll‘llllli'l'. had
lllfll' mmevai-‘lwnt. Ham—9" "Well.
that‘s only two." “AIIIinIIc Mmrc."

"l have always given our drill: mall (11',
Eve, credit for one thing." said Mr.
Uhugwutcr. "'iilIe didn't hyphmmate

 

her name when 91w married Adam."

E. K. Lockwood furnished bonds for

 
 

 
 

 

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Who They Are and Where They go in
Societal Real and Recreation.

illESlS 0F lWlll Bill PEOPLE.

lbs mumvmmtemsm
Sojourners to ”It More. late the laur-
tuint. Ind Along the Pastoral Seem
' ti 11ml 1.11..

S. B. Wilson and family. E. L. Wil-
«III and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jillllt'n
Walsh. Mr. and}! Charles St. John.
“lilii Ada Street Metal llrow'IIr
wfll spend the Fourth liluck Rock.
The trip will be made in Mr. Wilson's
launch Minolta.

l)I.-acoIII-ss Nowell. of (iraI-oI-hurch.
New York; Mn. ()gIloIn i’arkIIr. of
Brooklyn» member of the l .'IIlnnin club;
Miss Julia Schelling, of Philadelphia,
um tenants of Mm. Sanmcl Ilicliurilli
Wood. of Midbrmk, liowaytou.

Mr. and Mrs. Willmxn .\[. Saunders
and sons Arthur, (:liii‘IIrIl and Demand
Dexter. IIf SoutlII'IrII l'llli'ri, N.
i'. , are at Mr.Sun11Iler9I former home in
Ann street for a low \i'ii'lt'h ‘

UliI'I ‘Ntlit'glllllllllllil Clarence Dorrie,
of June; (.ity who win-vied tII Nor:
walk. have returned lil'lllt'. They won
guests of Mrs. [leijrnml (7. HI Itsuof The
Green. .

Mira [run Stevens. of New York.
who has been a guest. of Mini-i lillll'll
Quinlan]. 91 Main str-II-t, Nurwall;. has.
returned to New York.

Mrs. William 0. ”t'ill’il.
street, lI-ft blIIIIIlI NIII'II'IIlk.
for Atlantic ('ity, to I'I9iI
brother.

Mien LIII-illa ll. Knapp. 11f Auburn-
IlleII. Mum. is llii‘ gut-III of law lezwI
mate. Miss Em L. l"III'r..9, “1‘ West
strcI-l.

of Wort
.‘ i’sli'l‘llfl".
Iviih her

Mm I. III .'implm. oi llI'lIlgI purl. who
lacs lIIII-II II Illa-9| ul’ Mm lIIIII, KIIIIIIII'. I-i
Mutt III'IIIIIIII. l’i'lllrllNl home this lilill‘ll'
lug.

.‘li'a. Sarah l.. i-asIIy illlll Hie-1.1:.
.I\III:IIIIl;I South. of" Wmt axe-111:»
sImIIIl II IIIIIIIilI in lIItI'lItiIIlIl IIIIIIIIII'.

Mm. .\IlIII1'l l‘I. Kimball. lillil dung!”
or. Iii Main .911'III-t. .VIIrII'alk. :II'I' spI'IIIl-
ing the h‘lllllllit'l' in Now Yulk fillili’.

Mfr. (.‘hIIrlI-n Mela-an, IIf Brmlklyll.‘r
spending II fI-w days with W. L.li.I11nel
and family. :Il l 'l‘l'lllll'i’ plaIIIII.

Mrs. George it. VIIIIAlstyIII: and mu
Ward. of High «trout. are viriiling Mrs.
W. S. (frofut. «I! New "lil’i'li.

Mr». Moon: and daughter. of linu-
bury, are vi9itiug Mr. and Mrs. W. ll.
lthIII-IIIII. II! Taylor avenIIII.

l'lI.II'iII.9 M. LIIWI'IIIII-II, nf lvaI air-III t,
in viriting lIiII IIIIII, ltcv. .lIIhn ll. haw.
mum. in (flan-moat. N. ll.

Mrn. H. Hontt. of llethcl. lIuII III-turned
lmmI- IIftIIr ii viait with her son. Win-
licltl limit. of Him rtrmrl.

Mimi LimiI- Little. of Norwalk. will
ilpt‘llil 11 truck at l htcau (.irnve. She left
town today.

Ray (freighIIad. of tiarzitnga. is a guest
of George W. Hunter. .lr.. of lIJIIHI avo-
filli‘.

Mina i’aulino licrg. of llayvlvw avo-
mm. in visiting in lfIIlmltIIII. N. .l.

Minn l-lIiIIII Brown. of Norwalk. will
spend thv Fourth in Bridgeport.

Mrs. l". H. Lynn, of West rim-t. rizIri-
ml yesterday for WIIstIIrly. it. I.

The Misses Hendricks. 11f Hendricks
avenue, are viaitiug in lbiuhury.

Miss Maggie Poster. of Wilton ImI-
Iinv, is viniting 'm ihrnlmrlv.

'l'. l. Raymond. of llillrule. will spend
the Fourth in linmmlu.

M be-
it‘ ill

 

William Ween and linear and Fred

 

 

erlck Wuerz, with their wivoa,are
spending the Fourth at the parental
home in Darieu.

Victor Wood Ferris will leave South
Norwalk, next week. on a vacation.
iii-I place on the ropertorial stat! of the
Newr will be filled by Charles E. Bene-
dict. of East Norwalk.

George Robson and Henry Schlenkor,
of Brooklyn. are guests of the latter's
brother, William C. Schlenker. the Blue
Mountain cider king.

One day recently Miss Emma Engel-
hart. of ()ranbnry. while alightiug from
atrolley cur, dropped her purse, con
taining quite a sum of money.
returned to her later by Conductor
Siauson.

Mrs. Ella Lockwood. of Elm street, is
spending a week in ("heat mmngton.

Mrs. Albert Raynor and family. of
New York city. spent yesterday with
her brother, John Davis,0f Water street.

Prof. J. F. Hall and family are at the
Norwalk Hotel for the summer.

Miss M. Estelle Fbstor and Mini Mary
Mom. of Bell Island, have gone to Dan—
bury to spend the Fourth.

Jacob Brockenser and wife and twa
daughters. of New York. are visiting
Frank DeForeIIt, of South First street.

Royal Seaman, of Fairfleld :1chqu
returned home today froma visit in
Amityville. L. I.

Miss Elsie T. ItayIIIond, of I'Iillsidc,
will spend the Fourth in Greenwich.

Mrs. Frank Desmond, of New York
city, is spending afcIv days in South
Norwalk.

Mr. and Mrs. William Richards, 0
Quintard avenue, will_9pond a few
weeks in Wilton. Mr. Richards having
been sick for some time.

Miss Smlie‘ScauIau. of Fairfinld ave-
IInc. has gone to Amityvillc, L. 1.. to
spend the fiullllliel'.

Mrs. Elizabeth Glut-'5 left town this
morning for her fulurv home in western
New York.

Mics Helen FairchiiIl. of South Nor-
Walk. is vln‘itiug at her home in Bethe].

Mir» Daisy llivIIr. lli'llll typewritist at
laiyinuml BrotlII-rs' IIlliIuI. will spend
the Fourth and Sunday in Milford.

Engineer llerrian [has gone to Walnut
Grove. Liberty. N. Y . fora few days'
visit.

Miss Florence Martin, of ElIIIeIIworilI,
left NurWdlk today for Litebiioltl,
to visit ' .

.'ilr ..w'I Mrs.l"r1uk mtvén. or
Water-burr. IIrIIvi-siliug Mr. and M".
W ..i l'olacll. I-‘air Street ‘

III... “1193in Melon). of the Oil 4119191
is spI- IIdiug'it'fL-Iv days in Danbury". ' '

i‘llnli if. H. Hubbard. ”I Nora alk. will
spend Suturd: Iy in Stamford

Beautiful Arms. ‘

Thorn are minim-Irina unmert‘who are
IIIItI-Il furlhuir lauuilfulmwi graceful Imus,
Wllll l. iil'llnlfi ('lililll are [lli‘ lmst I'IIIIIIIIIm
H! all points of beauty. .‘iIIIIII- IIf tlII-m are
m-irty worm-II and mum of Ylli‘llllil’tf stage
illll'l'll". The "divine Sarah's" “fill! an:
illlliirrl. IIII IIIIiI-Il 1m III-r gulIlIIII I'niw.

E'ltlllt HIIIIIIIII has more I-la99icully prrfI-I't
arIIIII than «you most lIIIIIIIIilIIl wunwn.

llIIt IIIIlww lllI'N' bulb-9' ilIIIi upon I'arI-ful
IIIIIIInIIrI-IIIIIIIt that their arms an: lliillill’il
in ill" following prnpuriinns they may nut
I'lziiiu to la'. clIIIiI'IIIIy 'HI’H‘I‘I. ilIIIII'IIlIr-
lIrIItI-Il tintuc of Venus .éiuwstheae proper
:iwna:

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In ..th of arm “I III ‘illiillllll r in flngI-r
lII- . , , RI " :1)
la oath of arm from nlIoIIlIlII r in I lip-w. l: 'J 5
I.I- Inglli 11f arm from I-ilmw to linger

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lli.III.I who I-lIIIIIlIl “1' the mud Il-fIII-ulh
MI: I'. ".Ullllll line in- IIIiiful 11mm IN 1410 "I94
ri'zil'II-t’lilt'tl by mull-tum in Ulli‘ ntatIIII IlIu
prupufllnllrt urv as follows:

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lt'lllflll of arm from shoulder to finger 0

lil i , 7' 'l
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laugtli of arm from elbow to ilIIgI-r

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Critical lilri" iII '“Ii‘ luailcr' liIIiiIII .lIIIIr-
lllll. "liIIvII lill IIIIIIIiII119-IIIIIIIIIIrIIIIilIlo
IIIIIu-Itlmut l‘\l’l’_\"llllllfl. lIIIt Wlil’ll you
”till" to judge pI-nplI- n-IIII-IIIlII-r that you
MI wry liliiv of what they wally are 1111-
lII-II you IIiiIiI'r IIIIII Hllllliit'l‘ with ”10111.
Find ilII- lIinIlly. lIII'IIlIlI-IIIIiIInIIIf the man
who kII'IIWII lliilo II! bunks. innit for the
lIIIIIIIiifIil Iu'lf Ian-riilIII- lllilili.‘ daily by IIIIIIIII
IIIIIII. ill who know nothing about plI- iIIrIIII
am] to. II ll your-Mull day in IIIIIlIluyIIIIt to
look for UN! bent in aI'II ryihlng. it is the
t'\i’|’”lh|y joys 11ml Ilfnrmwr. my dear girl,
ilmi go to IIInkII up lifII. it is not the one
grmi sorrow IIIIrtlII-IIIII-iIIiI-IIIuI joy. lt
in ”w III'I'IIIIIIIIIII‘IIIII of ”ii! little mum that
l'iillrllllllt'lh’lllfif; and” not be critical of
tho liillv fault». IIIIIIIIIIlIIIqIIiI-lt tIIthIl
liII- llllli‘ virtIIIIII and to praise ilII-m. .‘iII
IIIIIIIlI that. in good In llt’llllll’ dive for want
of l’lll'nllf'llm'llll’lli. A» i sold before. have
an IuIiIIiIIII»nIIIl ll WI ll ilmnght out uIII-—
liliriill I'III n'tliilig llml IIIIIII- II Inlnyuiir life.
i: ll do not i" :Il. too many opinion» about
pt 1| ll 'llu ir lII- arts are not IIpI u lumku.
11ml Ila you must be imlml yIIIIrIIIIIf some
day givriluIIII llli‘ ltlllill‘I-Il. iIIIlgIIIIIIIt now."

"HlIII-~"l wonder whom the cuntmn
of Inothcrr taking their IlIIIIglItIIrII to

w.ItII ring plan-II originated?" lie "in
tlIIIII. of Abraham. Rebekah got lm
lIuIIl atone.‘

It was 1

if” '
l; C fill": ..IIlIeIi’IIot Hteam Launch. .

 

Two CENTS. ,
Il 1191 Pill 11 use II 111’

WANTED.

0L AlilNO and Ilycingoetablla “nation 3
iayip IInIl street. icorner of Iuh

street. onilnoolnliec I la titration ”ll

IInn We HMW'tllllll)llflnlllllii‘titilulel “i"
of iiouth ill‘Wlllli Norwullt and vicinity"M .
We have i‘Nll‘tlillNl llIoI ourrolvuii ill .
Ilyoinu and IIluIIIIlIuI luminous. at?
prepared i1 'lIIIIll klnileuf Idmunglsl‘i I

ll lllllllit‘tii/lM‘h'tHlyliiitllilllulumll'u *1
amt». Ilrunmr. IIithIr IIIIIIlII u Ior IIIIII ..
caper. iIIlItIIiII‘ capes. mm a. clan. ri -'
lringvr. piIIIIu. oIgun. Ill Hardcovers.
IIIIarlII. tics. kid fllUVM kiIl HhIIoII inbuilt;
I‘ll-ll'fllltll and IIIIlI-II (ionilouwus tum!
I ”III! III IIiI-I IIIII-Il and warmed ill the bent
11m. U. liU'lTiilili‘IU-ihl. nil

WANTED .-—An experienced triInI
binder to Work out of town. lit
.loymout to the right person.
'l'rlIIIIIIOI'." Houtlnolollho. its:

AN'l‘llll- tom ugInt. fr ll .
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bani. " Ffii‘iilllfliiii I- '1 mi) liluatmted.

(ll-i,“ $1. The hI- «fund tin-«lumped. “MM 0039

”-1.911 ntliom on [Mt twin. to agents. and

freight» pair}. a... books now ready tiny/b

”that by Hm‘hli‘: m .. 911;st in sipmnu fm- mug 1"???
(”WP 1 1 11-911. - '

I'r (l. Hartford. (Imn
AN'l‘ls)l)-—liouuiors~ I...” Hill '11
Him”! Ntll'Wlllk. Pleasant 1111;011:113.

11112.91. roman [III-go IIIIIlIIlrv: good tubl

lllgiloflilo eta-ling lleforeuce B. 133'.”

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l' l()LET --’l‘wII storycoitngc. No. liMItdlsolt
‘ 5i. .. all iIIIpI'IIIeIncntH. 710011111. [until
'i. LIIkII Ir Ul.1‘l-Lll)[illl No. II iailroa

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V ‘01]"1‘ IhIItIIIhIIIIflc-ut Ely .9 It

Muir-Inn \lIIIIIIIII 9t11~nt I'ir9t audaocmd ‘
llunl‘ liaison \V-ntI Ir airteot house on Tailor
:IIcIIIII-c but shop 011 Waioi emu-2t laundry .
iIIIIlIiiug \\I"lh IIIIIclIiIIIIry IIII lluan-Ind elm
liIIIIIiIIIoflLIImoIIIIllIullIers.1w

Y ‘0 l.lvl'l‘-— Hum.- 137 \imdmml avenue:

liiHlll-‘l. 1.1111911: 9IIII.In-lilmr. Ilianfortl
stilt!“ .'{IIIII unto. 10111 $12: lirslt NIH-J - rooms. '10
on I. 1111.9 I'I..II-t I'II'IIIttII i ii" In r. ”orient
MIIIII 911m rent 57. lI..A. Woodwind. h

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

'l‘O LP. ’1‘ — “Iiillllh in rent. Aluminium on
Main 9lrI-ol.tl11'.I‘II four or NlX room
IIIIIII'i'IIIIIIi9 at low prtiI cs. Apply to George ll.
Raymund.I.Hamlet-4190i.iorkcy.jifitf

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

V ‘0 l FT. Cuiiagoaud wash house. oneucre
':.lInIl |lY)0lll‘ only. $1011 month near lb)-
II. who station AIiIlI'o 9.9; box 2. liowaybrn.
I‘ IIIIII. IIIIIIIiI'u station agent. :15 if
V ‘0 LET. -Fnur 100m apartment. first and
III-.IIIIIIIlilIIIIr 101mm ushiu ton «tract.
\i'llllliiii'fillll‘Vt’l".Ylilillll lIIIll. litthloI ItIIIlcleun- »
...i. ruurrmun it IatmnIInts. front aIIIlrIIuI-Jhinl
ilmnr HII: 1117. It ‘I-I' boil M II k. 71 and iii Wash-
ingtnneircét. rent $7 and $9. Apply 01.!) WIN.
CIIIIIICI). i] let!
‘I\ mum cottage on IIiIItIIrIl avenue. A I-
._ ply to cunermt i". CLARK. 19 admin

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1"? No.1!» 119.1... III'IIIIIIo. hlIIrwIIlk. :ix
mom with I. ity water. rent $11. almIlhreo
1min):- city w: III-r. rent 34 irom Apriit
1'IIIIIII.9‘.:Il No.19 Mutt] sin-ct. Nurwulk. rehtiv
Ami) ln‘IIllALlil MOODY. leust uveufi‘bt

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“FOR SALE.
It...

FOL SAIL-F u 1. t. I I Dig
gIIIIIIII b ll. III :011 til II a
llllllilti‘illti'l’l‘filliluil' iii roof. 'i‘hgse 2:03“:

W: soiilonfiholnost and talent iuth
Nut .119tur1mIl lIv lII-uvy gains Term o my-
1111- III to null 33le

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ltllfill‘il. NOIIIIIllr. iIIIIII. Athyping
tannin..- “......

“lilllhALl' \Ilabl lgi‘ my box re
14 Illt’llFfllli’ill’llVi‘i'. Ariadne.» I-lllié .lgilmg

fivlll‘hslinwlhul'lillll“lull; .
"I‘OItHALE: Unv- 1.1th1 more. six year-4 ulIl.
Milli 'IIIIl twillllu "J. 9.1 it llI'lron phIIIItIIII.
lilllnuwil. 1mm... and blank-4’». Inquire.“ I
'IhlIli'IIIIIII 9tII.-IIi..\'IIIIIuIlI. li'llll. - jititi
‘Ull iiAl.I‘..l ily “1‘"! wild. NIII'II'IIIk. tobac-
w.»11i.9i.i:i WIIII .9iIIrII.t the «landlord rII!‘
IimIIlIIilII-I'Lly ’i-kaoitlu:h’i1a111r1u:k.j1'2lf

(OP. bilII'I. -[.‘, S. Flag-9. IIIIIIloIIl I-Il'amlurd
hunting .Ii: I129 stitI 11ml in ly 111:1 Mao.

and Illilio wmk done in HI.» lIINt and must
9IIiI9ianiiIIl lll:"liilltl HIIIII'I \' Irw: tlk ll'ml-
II:II'I:L‘.IIIIIIIIIII.1112.“

‘Ollh'AlIl Columbia 3.1.1.113. 9.9.5....»
L'ill'ilt‘li lIu-II'. guaranteed lII9tIIIIIl .100 ”lb

1110991119 in the .9-1111'110 i III. [II luv!» not It
9|IIglIII IiI II III I9 III III” 10115-1 IIII [:IIIItiI- IIIIIrly

 

 

 

 

9IIliI- ii I‘"'lllll'li II'IlII “li'lll‘lllllli. l IIIIIInlIIII-IIIIIIIIII
IIII>IIil9iIIII lul'y Hillllli Nun ItlkliIIrIlIIHIIroUo.
IIhquiI Main 9lI'II Ir..I

1:0“ HAIL it'. “In ll)'~'li'l' 9i--.IIIII~r'"l':1.rrla
’ LIIIIgtlI (“01‘ III! 411 (mi: lll‘llln. it
ch-t:I|1'IIll.i- luclua: in L'Iilllllll in order for
iIIIIIII-Ilinin 1191': hunt built .ti llllhllllllll and
110.1141 l|1\\'.Alltllt‘hs\v \V. (Ullifilmk. South
Nu Il’:\\ill..('11lili. In] if

‘Ul. SALII'. l':.llt.‘i[1 jllIIIIIIl iilllll. all under
. hunt in ”It“li‘l‘llth'llilltl'lni inquire oi'bi.
b.f~111i1h. IiII' Gouda. lorloIItlIM.IluutrL-et.i'io
NI-IIII Ilk. unit!

[901' SM. l". The l". .l' N.l1igl1 whool lawn

' m III'I'IIII nnI- urpamuibylmy mqu-uriu ' '

IIIII In.u'k I'IiuI ilu IIIIIIIIIy. liynu wantnrmw
lii‘ “tiny“ .II'. i'llll illll await. IiIIIIlh Nurwalk
[\lanlII'HIIICIIIIIII' .'.III) i'i south Mam aireei.tlo.
Ill'iid .

(01' .‘.-ll F'. ”1111.911. NI). ll Filallml‘h atrcet.

bullltlill' for two families. All mudum'

i111 IruI'IIIIIIIIIt-I. ('oniulnu it room». tvm bathe

Mil IIIIIIII-les. Call on CilAll 8.31an191. Ola
III'I-IIIimIII. [7 :im

 

4‘0" SALE. ~I‘IIIIItrt' netting per lull rolls.

tan [or III) Itillllll'l‘ loot. HIIIItlI Nurwulk

llIII'IlII'IIru CiilllllilllYJ til South Main circuit”.
you H. \l.l‘ II'l'lII- limit and ohm lIuIIIIIIII-Ia

(I ll "it"lt'iiy.lili'lulllnullnl‘ll’lfifiufl‘k uni

lflllll‘iiflllllll iI-IIIIIIIIlI-Ituru. Will be sold very

«up it acid at once. Apply at the atom- “i
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[4‘0“ H,“ l“. -llill|Ilan 1": do: on WM
III'IIIIIII- 111ml illlNll‘lllllt: loton euwnue
.IiI ply in ”'lIIIIIIr It (lIIiIII‘Iu [will
‘Oli HM l‘..- lIIliII It at lieil island.» feet
ll IIIIiI r fIIIIIi. lI‘u ly iIIrIIlIIlIeIl. Purchase
unw II Min )1!” have the IIII| Immunity. Inquire
IIH. ll. \iuiurhury. ltI-al iterateaudfnsumnce.
III “ll-Illlllk'lilll Iir.I-I1t I! my:

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l'lVl'. rIIIIIII collage on Gleuwmulluveniiu
I lIIrNIlIII-IIIIIII IIIIIIIItINItIylerms. Imam!
a! ti. it Hi iEitWU 12.13 (lrovestreet. ”31;“
h‘urwulk.

T111119 ”How .1.. you like wudIleIl bliss,

Jack?" Jack—«“All IIiglIt,I1xecpt the
Sumluywork." Twit—9‘1iolnulnillllll'cll.
l uuppow." Jack-~"No; thinking up
(EX’llllil‘H for not going. It's II terrible
mIIutui attain."

 
 

 

"Thethuuging was half ltli hourhu;
IIiIIIItiinc.” “YIIII. tlIIIaiIIeriil' and the
I-IIIIIlIIIIIIII-Ii man got to talking about
their bicycles."

 

 

"Nan. hIdeIIIIs my new skirt wairt
innit?" “Well. Kitty, to in” tho li'uih.
ll lIIIIlIsIIaif .i'iill 11ml llllllli! it youths-if
at midnight without a lump."

A Lillilll‘il .‘iucccuII.-~“I\luIlgIe. law
did you and that Fl'i'llvll lady gut uni”;

”Well, IIlIIInnIlI-rsbxal what IIhIIIIIIiIl
and i Inuicrttool what i said."

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