Road Place State.
Mil Will! A lAIE All.
that mum Ila Very we: elm
’ Li‘p‘lillit'ar billet. and it haul in
runner-nu Bun mm on
. , ci a ll. ' '
. [A dim-llammer plied his vocation with
cum in Railroad place. South Noru
Milk. thi- moraiax. «outing to. The
War was the wife of Gustave Fred.
riclnthe grocer. He wan away about
wedlock, and hire. Fredrich was in
charge of the store. when n well-dressed
W entered. He pretended that
himight hand was lame. and that he
could not use it. . 11¢ asked it he could
note” bill for some silver. Throwing
the eilver down on the counter, he asked
MmFredei-ichto put the $3 bill in n
" " letter for him and seal the envelope.
' which aha ohligingly did.
In. Frederich then proceeded to
count the silver. and found that it was
ten cents short. She informed the
stranger. who quickly replied that. he
would go out and get a dime. Gather
ing up the silver he placed it in his
w gave her the envelope to hold
e returned. After. she had kept
the envelope about ten minutes. Mrs.
Frederich thought it was strange that
._ the man did not return. She broke the
soul and was amazed to find nothing in
the envelope but a blhnk piece of paper.
' She came to the conclusion that the man
had the envelope up his sleeve. and
while aha was engaged in counting the
' silver he very cleverly eflccted a change
with the envelope that contained the $5.
and had gone off that much richer than
when he entered the store.
Mrs. Frodmich informed her husband
when he returned. and he notified the
police. lil’mFMdfldh’d description of
the flint-autumn intro meagre, however,
that he will probably not be caught, an
hedonbtleaa left town at once. He in
said to have worn a light unit of clothes
and a‘ light derby but. ()dlcer Oliver
went to Norwalk, but could find no
trace of him. ‘
“MIMI! IElllll) "IE BIBS.
Unable to 81¢qu a Baum». be is Taken to
lail by timid Lyon.
Edward J. Wndhams, who declined to
turn over the “24.40 claimed by his for-
mer partner, John W. l-‘uncher. did not
nucceed in getting a handsome, yester-
day, andwaetakcnlo jail on the 15m
train by Deputy Sherid‘ Lyon.
Mr. Wndhnml. eel-)ntpiinczl by the
offlmr, went in Stamford, yesterday
morning. for the purpose of seeing
James E. Woodhull. the Not-walk man-
ager-for William M. Terry & (30., and
linking him if he would go on his bond.
Mr. Woodhull happened to be in New
York. and upon learning this Mr. Wad-
hamn made no further client to secure
hall. He willingly agreed lo accmnpnuy
the aheriff to jail; in fact, he nppoarcd
glad to go. He atill has tho $124.40
which Mr. Fanchar wauta to actllold 0!.
WWW
“in at tilt Weren't Nahum diatomic».
A very plcuaut hour was apent by
the indict of the Himionary anuociatiun
in the chapel of the South Norwaik (ton-
gregatloual church, yeaterdo'y allocation.
Forty ladies were present. tho president.
Mil! Plait. being in tho choir. Mrs.
Archer read a paper on "The Mountain
Whites.” Mrs. Dunning gave an amount
of line (lollint’ work in Dakota, and
X”. Schultz-l road come ”Null" from
Fielda." The invitation totbe annual
muting of the Woman's Board. to on
hold at Tordcgtou. war road. and him
Platt we: appointed «tolerant.
W»... . .Wm
Lil! II Illa Lmhhtr.
William Boon. who in employed with
utltm in rebuilding '1‘thng a: don‘t
but factory. yertltdcy put me lime in
in! lunchbox. A few drop- of mile. in
the bottom of timber noon began to
M them. tilting urinate enrolls.
m at the other elnploym cheated
“fit.” mull: lame excitement. nail
in. M. who mind the cacti oi
the melt. ruched lathe box and hilt
and it out arm.
mm W’ a...» » on...
m w an an. tom .
AI mm ill the “Allztnlllcient
We! Divine Gm"qu at dent»
“Winnie loctrwmm of the
mwmmn by tin can
“a M. 't A; WI of“! WW I
“We Medina" meeting will be
mm m“ In no tumultm
. ” ' e is bit.
" ‘ Woman team-
a.“ t'm M "W h
l-wuu-‘UUIIW
in u... new a a no.
‘ lamb «waded, the rpaoioua door or
~ nocturnal _ arm went. .
lumen-unammmm
~ The request socialof UmTriho, Ho.
intuit. 11., int night. was very
”Bell Men's Hall being filled with mom
dancers, who were unanimoua in their
opinion that the sociable wall a huge
accent. I
The Jerome my Biujo orchertva. 0'
Bridgeport. rendered an excellent cont
cert programme previoucto the dancing.
It was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone
prudent. The punch bowl was inohurge
of John Yoet and W. J. Wilcox.
The committee in charge concealed of
James P. Francis. William Miller.
Frank Parker. W. J. Wilcox and John
Tryon. and they were assisted by a
special committee composed of l... M.
Smith. F. G. Benedict, Willard Napheyn
F. E. Reailman. Robert Pearson, Jr.
The door committee was L. M. Smith.
F. (l. Benedict. Willard Naphey, John
Goyer, .lr.. A. S. Merritt. F. E. Birch
and Warren P. limith, Jr.
l8 PATIERSOI “Ilium?
the Ian Killed llnr Bmchvllla Thanh! in be
a Barbary llaiirr.
Rumors are rife that the man who
was killed near Branchville. last Friday
night, and who has been identified as
George Patterson. is Charles Scanlon.
of Danhnry. ‘
Scaulon is a transient hatter, well
known in this section. having worked at
various shops. Always when work was
slack he would hire out to some farmer
near Danbury. His companions any
that he would always give a fictitious
name when employed in such a capacity.
His intimate. friends state that he left
Daubury a few months ago and went
towards Branchville to work on a farm
At periods he drank excessively, but
when working seldom indulged. Ilhe
him] out to Hubbard Blukesley, of South
Wilton. he may for that time have at»
Itained from using the beverage.
Those who know Scanlon say the dos-
cription given tallies exactly, with the
appearance of him.
BROKE TllE SHERIFF! HOSE.
Interruption al the Fruit Will can by a Scene
in the Confident.
During the trial of the Ferris will
ease, in Bridgeport, yesterday after-
noon, Froderick Stevens, an aged resi-
dent. whose mind but been unbalanced
for some time, suddenly lmcame violent.
(living to the importance of the case.
many Women were pit-sent. When
State's Attorney l‘essendon was croes~
examining a witness Stevens left his
seat, and. approaching Mr. l-‘cssenllan.
whisperwl something in his ear. The
etnto‘s attorney made some reply and:
resumed hi3 work. Steven: insisted on
being heard. and Judge Wheeler called
Deputy Sheriff Bullrley and told him‘to
remove Stevens. Bulkley wont to Ste-
vonu and spoke to him. Slovcna' reply
was:
"I want that writ."
Then Bulkley made a motion to talu-
hohl of him. Blevena’ right hand ehot
ontond struck the sheriff on the unsc-
ntul felled him to the floor. Other
(-nurf ol'licetw cloned in upon Stevens
before he could escrow. He gave them
a lion! alrugglo bolero they landed him
in accll on the first floor of the bullsh-
i no. Sheri" llullrley‘e new is broken.
UNDER l Till,“ Till “If.
Narrow Emu lmt lalury at the Driver cl
Paulie“ Milling Halon.
Peter Grill. a driver of one of tlw
l’artrlul: wrinkling woron teams. had
jurtlllled thotanknttho hydrant near
the Norwallt Methodist church. yetter-
day afternoon. and war in ‘llin not of
ollxnblua to the not of the wagon. when
be clipped and loll between the horn-sea
and tile'wlilltletree of the wagon.
'l‘hlu frightened the home: and they
ntarted forward. canning the driver to
fall to the aural. partly under the home
and partly under the wagon. Hi- breast
cannula»: in front of the front. wheels.
which panned him along a abort dim
tame and Wm put about to paid over
his body. wllbu George Ironwood. a
driver for William ll. lltlilyn. Jumped
from bit Ilium end «stopped the harm.
The wagon. when filled. weight about
three mound laid it poured over Gold he
would hm been antibody inland. it
not indeed! a very fortunate menu.
The only injury which (inlet received
was a alight male to llll book.
mmmwm
Two menial trolley om conveyed
outrun when of mm Michal:
thug-.1. o. o. it. to mm. M
ninbtmltmnvltltm paid tolnnm
Will. the am out mm in
an recollect tum awfully;
W m WI
MW'
autumn Wilton
lmlogblltlloultd in a will. dome-
llltila “The company’s Husbands.”
LAST 0F lllE lllllIAllll TEAS
ltclwtu’a lieu an oath of Pray flan llals
and Bit Wild Celery—m cut
' Wm Plural Fun wearing
Twat—Tn and Bonnie- Irma.
The nat’or the Central club "Drama-
tic Teas” war given yesterday afternoon.
The play, a little comediotta which ap-
peared some time since in one of Har-
per‘s publications, wan called ”the Comv
party's Buchands." and was under the
direction of Miss Mary Kirby Jenninge.
The caste included bliss Jennings. Mira
Ethel Ferric. Mice Elsie direct, Willard
Comatoclr and Frank Ferric.
The plot unfolds the trials of two
young hridov. who, with their friend. a
bachelor maid. go down to open a sour.
mer cottage on Nantucket Island the
filth of May. when the thermometer is
down to city. There are various mir-
haps and tribulations. due to lack ‘ ex-
perience on the part of the you ; hem
faithfully promises to kee '
husbands, "Tour and ‘ 5 (”in j .
course of human events appear five tall,
gaunt women. with a note and.
neighbor announcing thattlley- mm
and dumb sister: who” light. They
present slates to be «no» ripen. ind
there is a good deal of amusing hyvplay.
till cows are announced toboiu the
garden plot, when the sisters come to
the mutual the frightened girls, and
in their-zeal unwittingly reveal them-
selves to the watchers at the window as
"Tom and Bob." The wivea. in their
turn, now attempt a little game of blull',
and are on successful that they entirely
defeat the young men. making them
throw all there disguises and claim their
wives, when their is a mind denoue-
meat, with cheers for the "company."
The play was well east. Mice Jen.
ningl.u the bachelor maid. was equal
to every demand upon her. Miss Ferric
showed ability as an actress. her
entire unconsciousnese and interest in
the part she was action being very at-
lractive.
ing and cute. mzrkingn capital scone in
a big dry-goods box, which played a
large part in the little drama. The
young men. in their admirable gel-op,
drew rounds of applause. which was not
at all lessened when they were the re.
cipients of most gar-germs bouquets.
Mr. Harstronl announced the dramatis
personzv and the caste, and was applaud-
ed. The hall wot well filled. and the
undieuco, made up no largely of women.
promoted achnrming appearance with
the pretty new hats and the gay spring
colors. Tea and bouillon were wowed
by hire. Ira Coir and Dr. Emily l’ardee.
and the some pretty and cflicicnt young
ladies acted as ushers. waitreaaen, and
doorkeepor. There were interested club
women prevent from Bridgeport cull
Stamford. and many omgratulatnry
words were apokon. More Wood and
flour.
playr. the goml mimic. the appetizing
meal, and the opportunity for ancinl in,
lvrcoom have linen memorable. It in
not lmnlblo today to tell juet how much
ban been realiwd by the mom, but
there will be enough to repay ”10.0 who
have given In onupnrlngly of their time
and labor. An eupoclally commendatory
word lllOllltl be cold of the management
of the hull. Mr. licorice has been
alwayr good tempered and unremitting
lc bin «item to meet the wlnhea of
those in charge, and the hull bmdamon
circled "all who one of the but that
could he dealt-ell. It in lmtler than War-
ner‘s hall. in New Haven. and better
than any at the ' rnma tin in Hartford.
The admit no high that the hate do
notintorforo. '
... vow-d ... a .n- .... ..... MW.-.“
lltvt Imam» om
firtitfactcry arrangemeutl have been
made between the Electric night (lum-
mlulccm at the city of death Blot-walk
math. Nowell: and booth Kuwait
Electric Light company media the
locatlcuoltbe pole in the our of the
llaltwkmno Hotel. The email.” it to
”allowed to meet the paleaud mun.
former there tempourlly. It will pro-
bably be placed there Intercity.
Uta In a flotilla that M
Thoiadiuot thaprlao I in the
competition inflicted by mounts"
otthv American ‘ltwelatloa. mew
their choice of a cinnamon written by
dropout the Franklin m tolled.
lull: Seventh. Attend “Miriam
mullet him to demon. what
u. mm
Mics Littlejohn played many line Idler-l
Theda afternoons, with the interesting -
" prominent membora ray that Jane i is;
' nearer thedate. and that itvvill certainly
Miss Street was most fetch”
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o’eHURSDAY. MAY6.1897# ‘8 '8
(Special‘tolhfniaatlpell .
Baltfcrd. May 6—80 it hereby known
that theGoueral Milly of the state
of Connecticut hugdcnea good service
to the laboriuu' people whom they repre»
cent. In the ‘Sonute, yesterday after-
noon. on iniqultws more was killed.
Referenccitmadetothe proposed new
factorizing law with an exemption of
”for tingle men and Oil) for married
men, in place “.860. a; the law now
stands. Sonntot'Kcolor supported the
bill, but it failed to connect. The Son-
ate posted in concurrence with the
House the resolution raining a state
priacn investigation committee. Rou-
tine bueiueas was transacted and the
calendar war rushed through with
lightning like rapidity.
The legislators are becoming a little
minions. and at soon as the news
about to. be, given is lt‘Jll by
your "phlro’na; [dobnbly they will
experience a little of that nueaeinesg.
The opinion is daily growing that the
chcrnlebly will not” finish its
work by May l8. as anticipated. ”It will
be remembered that. May 15 was first.
named as the date for line did“ adjourn
ment. then three more days were added
on, making May 18:11 the. time. Now
he the last week in Maya before fund
adjournment is taken. Uh, lorit be
noon The out ‘ on. or three weeks, as .
the case may he, really constitute the
nub of the legislative session. The
important matters are being rounded up
and will come up for passage shortly.
Fairfield county will hold u‘rcpretvn-
tativca' meeting at 2 p. in. , today.
The House meta: 10:10; the Senate
It ”:00. “ " , "
The House today named a resalulion
appointing Frederick is. Tattle and B.
Hartley Mann, judges of tho Tonn
Court obliamden: Edmund Zacher and
Walter Fowler, judged of the Town
Court of Brnuford. and Charles‘ M.
Plat: deputy judge of the City Court of
Antonia.
The good roada bill was made the or-
der of the day for rich Wednesday at H
o'clock. ,
Michael Quigloy. of' Hartford, who.
was injured on July :30. by ebullet no» i
cidcntally ehot from the. Min of n momlu-r .
of the Hartford City Gourd, while nt'
practice on the range at (lolt's meadow. l
was granted a pension of 8'30, and two
children $1.30 a week until they are
fonrm-n years of ago.
The fm-lorizlng law. repealing the
present law. exempting wagos'to the
amount of did from attachment. purified
in the House. and was indefinitely port—
ponvd lll tln- Benito. The Home np~T
pointed Representatives i'owcll nud’
Hatching a committee of v inference.
'l‘lio commiltcv on appropriations re-
ported unfavorably on the reanlufinn .
asking Mum for the American Anylnrnl
of the Deaf, at linrt ford.
The roaolutlon incorporating the Nor-
wich Gull and Electric company, favor.
hilly reported by the committee on up.
proprlnlions. was promptly taken up at
H o'clock.
Wilhln lite Line of Fire.
(brawlnl to The Honilnol.)
London. May 1:...1‘1". Greek charge;
d‘allalril hero hull received a deepen-ill
from the minister of foreign allows.
M. likonloodnl. dined Athena. today,
nuying: ~‘ l mu happy i )annonnoo lllnl
the new from T% very lulla-
fuclory.” M. ”kill! it given on
Manual of the lighting. which inl
practically tho sauce as contained in tho
llonpntolien to Tim Anamlatoal l’realt. on;
onnlinuw: ” Prim-o (lonttantino kept
continually within the line of fire and
contributed by bill prudence to the order
of the aoldiert."
Bryan‘s Cousin nut-atria.
(Special to The lemon.)
Condo. N. D.. May ll.-While moving
a pile of manure on (looms Honghnrn'n
farm. the dead body of William [Brynn
vm dimmd buried under the pile.
The top of the dead aren't bud ecu
oral-had in. abowluc plainly that maniac
had been committal. Ir. llryan claim-
ed to be a mud con-In of William .1.
Bryan. and mu undoubtedly mentored
fur ills limit”.
Mullet Ilium Irregular.
(amid! to tho Kantian.)
lien York. liar live-Tl» thick market
opened ammo». soon. In M: one
cage tin. till i ll bulimic. ill {Hit in.
Paul. ill a m lmltvllla. ill M; W. in.
to to: loath» en. all: Rectum. lo;
‘llflfll’l PM" H 1“ R. IT; 0., 7“” "v
A the W by it. fin.
lml to Theorem.)
’l‘fim
monotone-o. in W *m h
Mylbllmwllmm
i Buptie: preacher ollerori his environ and
x can allow.
we
not m on “FINE
” Louis Nanny Charged with Violating
the Internal 8 Revenue Law-
llill Hill DESlllllY Till SHIP.
M
cider in a utility Barrel Gets a Bull line In
Iota trouble, pd Incidentally Leads in
llta Arrest of dunner Ira—Will be
lmd lemme.
Chief of Police Bradley this morning
urmted Louie Hankoy. oi the Bull lion
dietdct, upon a charge of violating the
internal revenue law.
Hockey, it nrpaum, purobuml a. barrel
of cider from Raifwlo Arena, n cobbler
doing business in Main street. The,
barrel containing the older was an old
whiskey barrel, the rovwnne stamp on
which bzil mt bean ill-arrow]. thus
making iiankoy a violator of tho law
governing such cases.
The \vagol delimiting the barrel,
when Hockey was arrested, was taken
tolhe corner of Main and Wall streets.
where it was left while the chief took
his prisoner before Prosecuting Attor-
ney Ferris. During the interval John
Hoffman. under the influence of liquor.
came along and destroyed the clamp.
lie was afterward captured in Smith
atrect. and together with Hockey, \vai
looked up in the Smith street station
home. The charges against him are
destroying the stamp and intoxication,
Both men will probably be tried to
memory. The law warrants a line of
not) in the former case. . '
' a
Four Days on a llalt.
(almond to The Sentinels
Natchez. Minn. Hay 6.—Yeaterday
thirty negroea drifting on a raft were
landed here. having been finding for.
four days with nothing to eat. No soon-
cr had they reached laud than they fell
down and worshiped it. .~ colored
some. can Focuc‘ ”'
Floating In “a River Near Where In
Wu Last Seen.
lilmcial to the dentinel.)
New Bedford, Mar»... May lie-The
body of William D. Rowland. trcclnrrr
of the Rowland Mills, the New Bod-
ford Manufacturing company, and the
Reich Spinning company. was found in
the dock at the foot oi North street. this
morning. The place whereit was found
was not far from that where he was last
seen alive.
The corporations with which Mr. How.-
land was connected are now in the
hands of receivcra as the result of the
discovery of unoueprcled financial en'-
tinglcnienta recently by the stockholders.
Believes She has Eloped.
~ (Swami to The Submit)“
Deep River. May 6.—-Edwin Holmes.
,0! the town of (linester, he» engaged the
services of Deteclivo Engine. of Old
Lyme. t.) aid him in locating Mrs.
Holmes, who lelt home on Tuesday.
Hart Johnson. of Hudlynie. is also
among the missing, and Mr. Holmes be-
lieves that the two have gone away to-
get-her. Mrs. Holmes has three child
run, and a wife and one child are await-
ing the return of Johnson. It is said
that the couple have been traced as for
as New Haven. '
Collided with an Iceberg.
[Special to The Sentinel.)
Marcushook. Pa. May fl ——The Dutch
oil tank steamer Lo Cnmpine. from Ant-
werp for Philadelphia, which passed . up
the Delaware river, this morning, is re-
ported to have been in collision with an
iceberg. Her bows are considerably
damaged.
POPULAR AIUSEIEMS.
O'Brien. the Contractor.
A special feature to the ladies who
attend the prmluction of "O'Brien. the
Contractor." at Hoyt's Theatre. Satur—
day night. will be the display of toll-
etzoa Worn in the play by the ladies of
. the company. They will include repro-
..
g?
a...
began to baptiz: the whole crowd. They
refused to out or leave the river bank
until the baptism wan completed. The)
said the ll )llll wax u visitation of divine
wrath. .. ..
lll Only a Few Days.
trim“ lltl in Title Rilllllnfllvl
lleop ltlwr. hlny owl’cllx Donniaon.
a highly reupwiod resident of Deep
River. died at midnight wry ruddenly.
lie had boon ill afow days. having an!-
forcd from liver trouble. lie was Italy.
town years of age and with his! brother
was engaged in the manufacture of or-
Skeletons la a Garden.
ltipevlstl to The Sentinel.)
it ash ‘llifll'. N. Y.. May “miniature or»
citmnont prevail! in the northern part
of tho oilyon Ml.'lilllll of the “will” of
human nkcletona buried in the garden
back of an old mention on the home if
the aristocratic Moulded family.
letter for Europe.
mwolnl to The lienlinol.l
Warhiugtoa. May llw'l‘ho but experi-
mental annotation of better from thin
country won made Wodacrdny from new
York city. when the government.
through an agent sort by the Winnie
turnl department. chipped thquufle
ten of nton cl selected butter for male
in linear.
our and lurllltll Letter.
tactical to 'i'ha unload)
Wilda. flay limit tpacinl thumb
from Adm mm lbattbalctmtdtbe
limit in the canon at Valuation and
Vitamin. yeti-ray. were certainly can
maintain! killed m wounded. willie tilt
‘l‘nrlrflcufallyrlathcnmd klllcland
WW! '
mt M m
l
luctioua of the latest
Worth and Felix. the famous man mil-
cum of Paris. and added air of reali-
ly in the fi'l'llf‘l‘ in llll‘ millionmro'e
'llillldloll.
creations Hi
the on: Lecture. .
I l
cannon .
DR .1. MILTON co. .
to one“ i , ‘
Main street. Office More". 9.
omen. on. Special ; ‘
of woolen ‘
Wuurln
, fAXTED.-To ten ,
reasonable “terma .
mun and wife. Ho. 4 Gold“
South N orwalk.
10 u:
a. I
all
’ ‘0 LEE-Lower hall dim
bath street. newly pa ,
ed and in excellent com! tied;
Fred H. Rowan. on the plum”.
Vila—Lid'l'yi'lmt floor, live .
yard and fruit on the
Orchard street.
'1‘0 LET-Two nice lame
mom» to lei. cheap, ill
and cold water. Three minute ‘ .
(Fall ii) Union street, South Hall
’I‘O I.l~l'i‘.——Secnntl floor on
mum. at 5!; Connecticut
Water in the house and no
tlons. inquire H? North Mill
stairs.
'l‘l) l.h2'i‘.~i‘onr four-room a
. one first story rear, 93 W
slrcct.pvvindows in every room,
one second emry front. run
one second and third story rear.
it avenue, renttlll. ApplyofllceOld‘ ,
Cigar Cm, or L. H. Decker, 59 W
ton street. . . . .
1‘0 l.E'l‘.~—Upper part. of house, 4
Center avenue; editable for two
32!“: to per month. Apply No. ll
3 reel.
'1‘01.l~2’l‘.-—Second floor. ‘17. W .
. avenue. rent 88; 7 ma. 0'! . .
ward avenue, rent lilo-rhea“ 7 m
Womlward avenue. ' rent
house. ti rooms. mo Main street N‘ ,
rent one rooms, Music Hall hlock
able for offices: rent 815; cottage 31
ward avenue, rent $12: first floor
rooms. 61 “'oodwnrd avenue. rent ‘ 1
month; second floor house, 57 tW
avenue, rent $8. E. A. Woodward
'r
' 0 LET.--Cottage and wash
acre land. by year only. .10; .
near Rownylon station. ddrean ‘
Rowayton, Ct. Inquire station ‘
’l‘O I.ET.~ A very desirable henna
. all modern improvement», fin“.
tion, live minutes’ walk fromzan,
quire at. 22 Taylor avenue. near t'
tract.
FOR SALE.
1 31’slxrzss'rcri ’ em. :
mveusxonram
lfr.’ Washington Street. ,
Hunts, Fountain, Fixtum. ' ‘
lv‘me stand for business. Sold ch
ounce of leaving town. Call early, at
be disposed of within 10th a.
A RARE CHARGE ‘ ~
to not ugoml business. Apply on “I
pro-mince. ")llSFh' d‘c I'PDIKE. in“ .
"(iii SALE Twa cows. cheu Paul
I1 Horny, Rotor: Hill. 1). ‘
:on SALilwi-tw’blluiuesa wagon and
buggy. both in good condition.
ply to .\n. 45‘ Con: «trait, Baal. Norwalk.
_. me-
.‘(ill SALE nit 'le l.E’l'.~-llouae. 11»
rooms. new. all unprovemnnu, locate
ml on l-Zinuvood avenue. large lot. but.
f‘ni nlmdo, high ground. overlooking the
Maud. Taylor-£- liolden. 74 Wit-bin h. _
slrt'ol, South Sorwnlk, (hint). w
1
[:0R bAl.l-..-—Bnillling lot M %
Wear avenue. most desirabl lot
the avenue. Apply to Taylor & ,
‘on SALE. ... Fifteen-foot «new I
l‘ Ht't’lt'e foot ahelvinu. ”1W
glans anolml partition in flood '.~
former y in Academy billiard room. ’
be mlil very cheap. Ap l to Saltti
lice, or W. E. l .. Capl'onf’gwlnfm, %pfi
‘ ‘ fl
.vmnm
you s.il.l«:.~-I«:.my can am; .
’l‘lw churn are now open at l‘iniutoll‘e .
and Platinum for the hilly. lecture l'lf
Friday night. This: will be a pnlriotioi
occaflon. The ('lmmon Council of IN!) S
Norwallr and South Norwallr have;
reculvod and accepted invintlont tol
wait! on ll’ll' platform. The clergyman}
of the twin cities have also been invited 3
toaeata on the platform. Dr. Dial. iu'
the ablerthluu repmrontatlve in lltirlj
country today. lie ll“ (lu'ilt magnlll-
oant lorriee on tho battlolleldt, having;
organized rim "White Como" smioly m i
care for tlmwoumlml. Ho know the;
bitter treatment roeoivml in ilpenivnt
pony/tinned he in an orator llflll well,
able to not forth the actual condition ol‘
thingt. lichen. allocate. ;
. Will's "Wm" ’
The illuatratlonu. rcprmlnoed from
photogrup . and ill-played alum town;
allow itinerant-motion evoked at will
by danttneill. in hit tableau. Tho
New York Dramatic New: nyn: "llc
placer them in hypnotic. and tell: them
When they unwouvulud with laughter.
with a word be thrown lhnu into can].
amt minim. and they broom lll
rigid” marble. 'l‘bay cuanutmon or
change their expmaloua until duct-am
awaken- tlnnn. nor can any other human
agency m or roller- tlmn. The.
lamp arm at laceration to Word
iuMWthmlnlonwf few. but-
M. pity and icy.” ”Mill coal.
W u out? ml at the
am Open Hm. out My
cranial. motion will wait.
t
‘ Wine ‘1:
that when they open their eyes.
they will ace tho inhalant llliogi '
they have ever looked upon.
1 an?" 25in” cent. of your 1”
month .\or\vnlk Hardware company.
‘on motored. .533: l
I4 turn lulmocn, the fluent‘o': “it:
1ot.‘~ilnly lllcoutna box. Mk
I no .'
orwnlk 'l‘ubmsconlut.
[“0“ SALEr—llicyclu and Ill“ ‘
wltolemtle not retail from
manufacturer-u. '25 up. 'l'ho hut-
mmlofur tib' Il-m'tlnfltr thatlow '
nienn low grmlu. Call and on . "
you will he untiullwl. John H.
reorient-ca. i‘nnmwcli Hill. 1’. 0.
hot-milk. Conn. .
Isl.“ SALl-L-wlfolnmltln only
.lmm‘, willntntnl-IOO Illa. .
Hm mpmro lo. (internal-ed »~
from llhl‘. nut-ultimo. for one
dolem‘ purollnw. Houlh Noel
warclfo.
‘lllitédlilvlm—l’brre u-foot * ‘
‘ bottom llottn, all mill. -w
launch ynwlu; ulna one ill
Halli-“994ml It at]. with neat
null. milliliter... Film Mil! ?
‘on MIA-2.43m Booth?
l‘ ninlnm and \‘urnlzh ntul I
per can. llunlh Norwnlh Haw.”
puny.
FUN ”Md" llwoll't I ‘
lawn nmwon. llghmt ,
running mower built. ML
llnnlware company.
Walnut»
turner omvcmm o ‘ ”
$1 lofty lg“?! ovary wW
In a: yor dn‘
put-ohm at 'l'. J. “818.33: or
wall; Mada ulreol. . lltlt ~
come and get your at t on - ;
wheel for nothluu. all" it ‘
every clay.
Wait
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out n more
«ammonium-incl"
motley Micki but _
«theme. but alone. n'
ctdlttrtl‘lttt. one of the
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