meisvcali
'. is m:
do
gm not... .. ..
. should
aadisgtsdinee'bbn. tor he tells
ushfler laugh. Herear
be very seats matt-
MOMMikm
t is Mir Furlong.” she will‘
or‘Mlsliiedortor'" or “That
mmeoasidsn‘orlmow.” what a
strssasr's stepia beard. lsny go to‘
“WMIHW
L5“ il b
no;
Mud.“ shs Nd:
ind quite can.
:n i libs to have theta come. his
to ms. Jobs O'Donnell
night to see no. lie
.f’. '1 .
mil. illuminant-emotion -
rioiiorwhcr “m." she as
"llcltndtwobottlss. One was for
and one i too. But Iilit: was luck
enough to home. and I got most oi
it."
"Do i tbillt he was crazy? I don't
know: we don't know. It seems so
thouh therc must be something the
mattrr with him."
Iiss Klasslla is still in u irlgbttui
condition. Her lace. net-It and chi-st
are still a Inaas of rod, tit‘t‘ply and tcr’
i'ihiy scarred. though "to rawnoiis ot
the flesh is giving plat-n by degrees in
sound. new ticsli. it will tslto cum 3
while. though-till. healing process.
Musliwhiic the pullout attfl'ercr can
only wear a tight. wrapper over lilo
uppsrpart oitbs body. The pain
"out the lrrltsiliil of a dress would be
too excruciating hr endurance.
Jlliilis Kilaslln but! a sleigh ride "it!
other day and enjoyed it. till» went
up to It's. O'Donnull's, mother of John
O‘Donnell. and spent several days
there. The change did her good.
II. laughed hurtily when tho rc-
porter told he! aim was more ioriiitiativ
all fit. llttdl'. trito had not been
sislgliils yet this season.
Ilia is very mistiw; anything
fussy sums to touch a responsivo
chord ill Ilsi' mun. lint] she talks
very little about hur own autiorlngs.
lilo is very more to guests.
”Tm it! your w.” she said. its silo
hull! Dill. her it.“ to givv the reporter
m. "it is warm hero."
'3”. bill's Ind Gillie again." sbc tells
its: guests will. they leave.
is use Image thing about it
visit to ”will Klwlis. You go in
and at titl'lt'st idols you oscisim in.
fluidly, “0h. WHO. dastardly crime;
”with criminal!" This viii-rt was
M It I'll illsil now whim ilii?
wounds are treating greatly littl. utter
Milt. M ”ii iflk at the Hound «yrs
”it lists. to the natural. cherriut
vm as it goes on. relating simply.
I'M still! ”I alert. the owner's
thrilling asp-illusi- for the last isw
w Mr!“ W the worst for tear
st hurting you. sad Minis or its slob
’ WWWdemi-espmislly
a. hm which have made the
but which lites Kinsslis
to ”I museum tor by any
manners-sum losers all this
the stat sass st ssinoo horror is
W I as“! as 030.
agabas um tor complain-
at?” bar: iii-i. insisad. s
._ that her simple.
way“ ”log the best pose
It Noam tins-ibis. is the
be“ . lest the stunt
.Mss‘msdy. "l‘lie‘anownstll' was
'mumhormwmm,
VIII”? QJIKMIIQI. s
WW
and: well noun ideal
“Wilt GtW. My, who.-
W: Featheistoss. was heartily
' by the missus; Iir. and
itsrstrom.
libsitlrsnur.
Ire. Keep was Mlcularly sppre»
"cistsdastbeclsvst‘llrsl‘sslhsrstons
mmwuwmb’stlwm. andtlic
ssdlssoswasscptiaacosttnssllsugli
start to diiislit Applause was
and hounusts were showered
gum Iswsilss
musthsvshssagratiiylng
's galls oi Grass church
no: whose suspisss It was given.
Wanasaiaaomtaowooa
”mm
WWWMOCMRI-
WW. No.43.l.0 0.1’. were
im‘anggwun “A" Roy
tbsp-st ulcers at
V. 0.-—Ilrs. Fannie Mott.
it. 1—H". litmus ration.
F. a—Irs. Annie Hyatt.
Treasurer-lira Hattie Batterson.
It. 8. to N. ll.—-Itss Balms lisbsll.
L s. to N. 0.——Iliss Jennie Roberts.
R. 8. to v. (l.-Iilas Grace Sillitnsn.
L. 8. to V. G.—-Iias Dora Meson.
i. (l.-——Ilrs. Frank J. Bradbury.
0. (l.——Tbomssiiambert.
Attar the comics I collation was
served. The lobe will vldt Laurel
into oi ltamlord. Wednesday night.
the 19th inst
flVlL OFFICE!“ Ele'ED.
Annual fleeting oi Company D i-‘ourtii
hat—sat. c. N. 0. ’
The annual meeting oi Company D.
Fourth regiment. was held In the Nor-
ivstli Armory last suit. The ionos-
. wees eisstsde
Meant J. it. Lincoln.
Financial Secretsrrflorporal J ,K
Moore
TreasunHlaptain
liill.
Finance t‘otnntlttsc-Jdr-utonant ii.
0. German. lAetnenapt t‘. it. Osltcs and
Corporal E. r‘. ilavlii.
Court Ilartlsl—ldetttctiant (lortnsii.
Sergeant W. H. i’liitt (‘orporai Moore
Privates “tiliatn Muliaby and it 1‘
Wilson
liar-prion t'ommittco Captain illll.
t'orpornl E. N. Illiilii and Private Wii.
Mill.
l-‘rrdcrlrit A.
it it} FRESH hi ENTS Al’l‘Ell WORK
installation ol Ofllccrs oi Pioneer t‘nu-
tic. A. (l. K. of M. (1‘.
ll. ll. 8. (‘. tlcorge w. Collin. ssaistcd
by ti. hi. ilolotnon Brant. installed thi-
billowing unions 0! Hoover castle. No.
l. A. it. K. of it. (3.. last night. The
unit-era installed were:
t'oniinandcrwlticliarti Neabltt.
Vici- ('ommsnderw-Z. i'. lliisii.
l". lowlicorgc Hewolt.
it. il.—~ N. ii. Pct-ii.
A. it. Ii.—~ Frederick
i". it.— P. McKeoti.
Treason-w- llsvitl (liilltam.
t“. oi Rmtlsprge iililii.
A. (Y. il.—« Prods-r 'ii Avery.
l. (l.~~.loiin Kear . ..
t). ti.~ 'Jlfllt‘ii Mr lllsn.
(.‘hapisliim mm c llrothcrton.
lim'ltilr'
iioors.
and
Alter thi- oilirers had i
Twain!“ were any
on iron: ilit' 80th lilo
was present.
installed
A rims-
(“Milo
umwwm
liAl’iiN MlVIlli’Al. ('i
(ihurlos ii. (llovcr Elected President at
tiw Annual fleeting
The liaydii Musical club hold its liiir
unal meeting at tits Poster «chord lttttt
night and clotted the ioilowing (Mir
ms:
Pmldsutwd‘haries ii tilovsr
Vise Presidentwfllss morals
until?
lscretavyv—tisovge commit.
Treasurer-Treat ltaaiey.
litmus (Scrambler—Titus. James.
chairman; aliases limits Allies and
miss its-rs Harare litter and David
Pollard
A rehearsal ioikiwed the stratum.
liar.
trainer MIN il'fl‘AltliA'i'illii.
't'tis Wosias's lelisi corps at how
las Fowlsr post it. A. 3.. had its to»
statistics oi com last night. ‘l‘Iis
ceremony was ”for“ ivy Its. fativ
sis Joyce. saluted by Ira. Annie
’1'!
Bittei‘ Feeling in tilt Nodal!
Church Brooks Old Matti
Iii. LiliE’S BMW mm
lttssotottesthatasherlliscslled
to attend a church meeting. but such
wastbecassWsdnesdsyatghtaths—
ton. Forsometliassbittsr feeling
basssistsd between msmbsrsoi the
species, NordeldWchamb. ‘l‘lis
satitis troublesrossoveralittlssflsodsihatr,
occurred betweensyoungmasmed
unadsyonagiady rsiatinsotih
mintstsroiths church whoisthtitsv.
c. It. Arthur. Since then, trom’sllac-
coiuits. the Lanes lisvs made up
raihn' lively for the minister in the
y mat m m lnflalisd Lust Night by heretoiore quiet town.
lira. Lane has been looking up the
pastrocordolthemlnistcrbeiorehe
came to Weston and claims to have
much information oi a nature that
would malts it decidedly unpleasant
for him. flow to be able to bring this
matter beiorc the right parties pussied
her very touch. At last she thought of
a plan whereby she could let the whole
world know. it need be. oi the doings
oi her minister. One night last week ~
a meeting was called for the purpose
of naming a certain resolution wit-1‘
by the past chm oi the minister
should be brouht before a committee.
consisting at various members iron:
the dillcrent Congregational churches
throughout the county. The meeting
was called to order by the moderator.
but it noise that could quieted
arose. and oil lclt witho the usual
formality of an adjournment.
Wednesday nflt nnothor attempt to
hold a moctingwas to be made, and
the moderator. George Allen. made up
his mind that hoiiwould see thnt order
was lit-pt. Early in the woelt he or-
oured the services oi Deputy Sherlfl
lit-mm. of Westport tor Wednesday
nkht.
f" Wednesday night came and the little
wmmmwmmm
Attorney 3. Whitman Greg-
ory, oi orwallt. reprrseuted ilr Ar-
tbiir. The meeting was rallci‘i to ordrr
by IImlmioI Allt'n at 7 o'clock. and
soon many were on‘thcir lent giving
vent to their feelings. The resolution
Willi road. which ositod that n t'Olnn‘lli‘
mr be appointed to look into tho char-
Bl'li'l" oi tho clergyman. and particu-
luriy his past career. Mr. Arthur than
rudiml to one the rt-iiolution and thor-
oughly diiwtiasal it in awry way. A
Hill" wnii talton iii regard to passing
the rrsolntion. and it was lost by it
largo majority.
It has been said that thorn has boon
ilisiiattiiiut-tttin uniting tho mcmbors {or
iii least lVflniy—flfli yours.
rll'tft‘Ei-iii IN REVIVAL WORK,
The.- muting at the Norwallt Moth.»
dist rhuri-h last night was one oi great
power. The pastor preached in moving
sermon on “lice-lug Jesus." ’i‘hen- won-
a niiiiibor of mirrors iii the sitar and
ii number of i-onvsrsiims. Tho room
was lull. anti though the meeting was
longcr than usual noarly all rciualucd
to tho close. llov. i". A. Scolielii is a
tin" lwiiM't-l' Iii rovivsls. properly coir
diiriml. rind baa had ivmslderalilo slit-—
”met in i‘i'i’ii'nl work. iiVi‘l" lottr imit-
itrioiltwratmiiiw-iug but to t‘hrist through
his instrumcuttility in his linlil'l’
t'lllti'flt‘ in New llsvt-ti. ills pastoral:-
lll Norwailt is owning with grout
promise.
MAKING MANY Ab'l‘liiiA'l'mNti.
Unmalot'h. Watkins & [law are main
tiig extensive alterations in the inter-
ior arrangement of their building in
Washlitston street. The cornice stir»
Mounting the shelving on the west
side of the tirstfioor store has been rc—
iuoved and tho shelving carried up to
the telling. shoveling much more room
than iorinsrly. An entire new sot oi
shrine has lm plat'cd in the rear of
tho store. Several bins for lsllta. ctr.
haw- borti construrtm. giving midi»
iiimsl «parity tor Increasing tit» sits-ii
in this line oi giants. A specialty will
be motto of sporisl slants, which are
more or less in «loomed. but which
would never More be purchased in
Norwallt.
i‘Y'IiiIAltli iiill'l'AlJ. orriontts.
1'he odlcsrs oi Olive llrsnrb tote.
No it Knights or Pythlss were is~
stallivi Thursday night. Past i‘lisa'
rslior J. ii. litirulvy. oi ltsnilcrll was
Minot. but using too lii logo tiiiviagli
the mummy. hr deputised M i'ttan-
i-slior Druid limit it! Dorm, to do the
wot-it. llr. Koch acted as grand ritua-
relior. lie was assisted by Julio M~
nisatoesssrssd madam-small
Thomas Iisrtwstiisr. as artiste ‘i'iiet
wovtt which was very creditabty scr-
iovsiad. was (situated 57 masts in
Mandarin. Ishtar; District My may. and a nib
A I" ' team
.. mm“...
m-
M- ,
wanes-Ills: ‘ _
"It:
“It”
m
cries
ctsnl.
assuaal
or . d’mm
“ hr the Anti
tor lit-has a thor-
ossh ‘ thishsndi oi the
mini Managua
Hoyt.“ swimming
bsslasulot' law months in
All... : s “it “7.
WW Iliutul’tluir
'iaersss-
moari = . , & i ‘ onus.
at the Home at
. . I'riday Afternoon
club was It . l'srrls’. Patr-
. The pro-
Government
and . .
Lira. ~ . Jennings.
P‘W“ I» ' > ‘ u v
'l'. Hatch.
. . Eva [tall
“A Bit of
lira .. , ~ Quiltinrtl.
The next . ‘ will he at lira (‘.
Swartt's on .1“; January zi.
rwo om“ muss.
Taken irota the
Do“
W
emit thieves W in. Concord
Street St bout
Hours.
Streets-host .and t-woovrr
coats ,. _ students in the
Ru ‘W
The clothing of the scholars is left
hanging on the stairway during recita’
lion hours. Yesterday at noon. wbon
Prank ('rnw. at South Main sin-ct. and
ltoward Stevens. of itnwsyionuwont
out, [boy found that their overcoat»
hail boon stoloti. ,Mr. t'raw'ii was a
tliil'li blue. and in tho piu'iactii Wl‘l‘l' ii
pair 0! gloves and a ptirltfllaaili.
which was (Willy. Iir. Htci't-tiii' t‘tni
wioi binds. and bind a pair til glow-ii
and u sillt miit‘llrr iii the piwlti'txi.
’l'lic tioiitb Norivalit |IlllliP iii-ri- im-
itiiml and im- matting ull i-linri to to.
ruin tho thict. who Iii supposed to li\'|'
in tin» neighborhood. Wt‘i‘l’ill our
main liavu lit-on iitolon il’flil‘t‘ from “W
iit'iltitll.
Till-2 litiilJ-lli lii'llti‘l‘,
A Plumber Thought the listen \‘atw
Watt [mailing and "old it Down
Fri-ti Wollol and l’imor Nit bills. Now
i‘snaan plumbers. were thawing out
some Iroaen water pipes in Dr. Thump
son's barn one day this art-ii. when
they met with an accident that cairn»
tirar mulling aerimiuiy,
They had a small bollor with whirh
to get up steam and form so owning
thromh the pipes. Whllu this work
was going on tho «dirty vslw ”plint‘il,
and. ihitiltltig it was ii leaii. Mr. Wdloi
placed his hand over the vatvc and
held it down.
The butter burst. the force of tho os-
plustng wrmrlittia Mr. waiter: wrist
and also throwing him several loot.
inflicting severe bruises.
The top of tile trailer that missed Ir.
Wolisl's lieu. Nirltois ittciiiiy MIIln
sd iniury.
l‘RlIIB IN li'ONNIC'l'ICIVT.
blight Decrease in i‘ssvs In the ('l’illi‘
trial (Mutts ilitritig the Year.
ifomptroiier load has submitted to
thivsrsor t‘miis the annual reptirta oi
the state's attorneys mnosritlag the
criminal hotness oi tho mots tor tiir
year ending Jilly l. in}. Tits total
number oi cases disposed or during the
year use List, a decrease nt/‘tt trust
the number reported tor the pvstisliss
"or; total amber oi convictions. lit.
suture-motto. fies-unethi-
tailed loads reported is team. an is-
rresssoiuflfilrositbs amulet
ttw providing year.
V. I. i.‘ A. It’llwmfl.
’i’iis Mifl oi the hung Inn‘s
(flirtation Asssclstkis sorting tovmsv-
MW'MIBMM'.K In.
em. or south Iiorwslln The W
tor Muslims will be "7”»
ties." The Y. I. t‘. A. orchestra will
Willow Attics-amen
cordially invited is stress.
Pleas for the Disposi-
lion oi Dumst's Render. ‘
unmounhmmwosm
mucu- will Islect maths
With“;
(By Associated Pram.)
8so.l"rancisco Jan. B.—Tbs remains
oi the Emmanuel church murderer, in
charge oi a local undertaker. were
driven from San Quentin prison to the
sausslito terry and placed upon the
ierrybost. The lather and mother of
themsnwhobadiustbeenssecuted
had preceded the romaine by train.
The purpose in choosing the Bausalitc
terry was to balk the curiosity of the
immense throng that awaited tbs ar-
rival oi the body by the Tibaren terry
on this side. liesawhile the romaine
were landed here by the Ssussiiic boat
and were well on the way to the Dur—
rant residence heiore the crowd real-
ised the {utility oi its wait. At the
Durranthonio the csskstwas placed in
the parlor with the customary torn:
usedlnthecascoinstnrsldsstli. A
numbsrolpsrsolial iriendsoitheism
ily visited the house during the oven-
ing to express their sympathy. The
remains are now encased in the hand-
some casket taken over to the prison
by the undertaker and to which the
body was trsnsierrsd mm the plain
black cola finished by the prison an-
thorittss.
No dednite plans have yet been made
tor the disposition oi the remains.
Several friends of the family have ten-
dered their services in this regard and
today the parents will definitely select
one of the several propositions submit-
ted to them. either for cremation or in-
torment.
FUNERAL 0F SHERIFF 3018mm
Stamiord. Conn. Jan. d.—-'l'lie Itiner-
nl services over the remains of ex—
Deboty thriil Richard Bolster were
held at St. John’s iii. (ll church It lil
o'clock this morning. During the cor-
emonies the places of basins in
W were closed and Various bulls
were tolled. Flags in the city were at
hail-mast. Rev. Father liners role.
liratrd a solemn high requlotn inaaii
intrrmont took plat-o iii Springdalc.
I 'llNNlCi "i‘li 'l’T PENSIUNEKS.
'l'iii‘ List of 'l‘limii- lii‘iiit'iiia {L'- it
.‘llllllll or iiiiiri‘,
'l‘iir Now York Sun of )‘t‘hll‘l'lla)
pt'iiitt'tl itiiitl il more in it list iii all
pt-tiiituni'riz l'l't‘i‘l\iilK oil-t iii. u iiiuiitli,
Thor» arc Imus oi throw. drawing at—
logvthur tidbit”: Which bi only it wry
small fraction iii tliv .lfvliflflmflmw mi
,l’Nil‘l)’ paid. ’l'hi' following :it'i- tiw
i'tmllm’iit'tll iiiiiiiw ill illt‘ lint I‘lill
iht-ii' monthly nonstop:
At'lit'rittatt. .itllili. liltirlibiiil. $72.
liotinott. P'ft'tit'l‘il'k A.. Danbtiry. 87':
iicntlcy, tlmrgc ll. lilit'ilflt‘lii. 371'
ilisby. .lmu-ph I-3.. iiridgr-port. 872.
liliidgoii. William. Fiiiil ‘i'illago, "l.
llmnson. William l’.. lilo-w ”lli’Nl,
i'l':
t‘aac. Alonso ti. iiiiiiiibury. trio.
i'nrirr. riitliwy ti. Miaidiis. 872.
t‘rosby. liouiamiti if, liariiord. 312
Dayton. ('tli'lll'liilu. Wins-busier. t'lt'.
liliiiiir. William ii.. W, Billiabitt'i.
37:2,
VPll'li or l’hr-ips. (ifitl‘lt‘. Waterbury
$72,
Fitzpatrick, .loliii. No-w liiivcn, Sim.
linugll. lit’iildmin it. i‘oirlmilrr. '72
iioadlry. .lilild‘llli lit. llorby. ‘72.
inflill'. i‘hiirrls it. New ismdon. '72
lililfliilifl. tlsorgv i’. Wothmni-id.
I77.
iirt'iiritiy. Timothy. i'ntoiivitic. too.
Ntll‘inll. i‘hariss A.. llarit‘oril, trio.
itivh. itenismi A. it. Hampton. ”it.
tumors. Nllos ii. hymn. .72.
him, "any i'.. Willimiitilir. it":
iil'monvlii. Joliii. lim'ttvilio. I12.
iii-ltmirnriic. Ilium-l. ii’aliltlgioril.
17:3.
'i‘rft Melts-vi limisdale 872
I’oiitros Alt-a ll Iliaidiis its;
ii'iiii» Daniel it Willi thin» in
Wimirr tiriirgi- W, Now lisvm.
slim.
Ward, Nathaniel it. llusimry. [72.
Wilt-ox. ltntiis if... lisnbnry. lit.
The pension law givss till! a tnoailt
inrlosaolbotiiarttis.ߢ iiirtossoi'
both test or both eyes or for total dis»
abilities that issue mat attend-
sare necessary. and “I tor total dies»
bility.
mil/till. iili limw MONDAY.
PM. .i. ii. farm. on millisiuoplit"
his. will lie st Totaliasiis's rim stirri-
Mushy. lit.- solicits dilritli vases.
ills usual-amiss on tree.
“."Ilasitas said the iomlwsdr-t
lotion. “did you ever tell a lie?" “t’si
strait! t hove. Arthur.” "out pips
ever tell a new ”I gim- he did."
“Did Asst .itsuis ever tail a be?“
"Why Arthur. m do you ask an
“i“hflw
has submitted his first
governor. it covers on huts
July 15 to October! test. It. Camus
saystliatthealinoithslspartmsnt
will be to harmonise and promote the
interests oi’ both the producer and com
sumac. and with that end seek the co-
operation or all parties interested.
The existence at bovine tonne-lasts
ioagrestm-oriessdsgreealloverths
state is conceded and the commissioner
believes that under certain conditions
it is contagious. Cattle owners cannot
be too careful. and should he on the
alert to detect the disease and remove
an animal from the herd that shown
any symptoms of it. The commission»
er is not a veterinarian or even a "cow
doctor," but the law provides that he
may employ such assistants as may be
necessary: literature it is advisable
that the owner should notify the com—
missioner of any mound disease in
his herd. 'l'he Whisuprovidesthst
the owner and the ennui-loner shall
sdindge the value of all animals cou-
dcinned according to their phyflcal
condition, and when killed shall be
paid (or by the state.
The new law did not provide for a
deputy and made it necessary to em-
pioy a clerk who also works for the
dairy commissioner. both departments
sharing the expense. The total expert-
see of the cattle commissioner’s oilicc
during the period were 8534.91.
SENATOR PLATT
What He Says About Insurance Coni-
missionorshlp.
Senator 0. ii. Plait dictated this in—
terview tor the Mei-torn Journal: “At
the request of a gentleman who had
given the matter a great deal of study.
and at the wish or some Insurance
companies I introduced a bill matting
business insurance in states «her Gian
those whom companies; exist. under nae
tionai supervision.
or mum ihe bill contemplated an
entirely new departure. i think it
such a plan could he adopted it would
he a beneficial one. secmhg film
itv in iiiislnrsii and misty to policy-
holders.
’ l‘ ntiotilitedly it will meet with gm!
amnion and long clients-ions bciore
Mus M
'lt rcqulroil a most icrttic imagina-
tion to origlogto iht story that i run»
titiipliitod tho avivpmnco of on once
that b.iii not boon t-rretod and very
illmly timer will be and Villli‘il would
iil' yer be "floral to me if it worc.
”Mitlm. on tho people oi Connecticut
tun-o honored the with o {mirth clot--
unti In tho UMI‘P tif l'nltoti Slates INI-
;itm'. i suppose that tiny wished the
in iii-ni- my icrm in that capacity.
\Ailiili l ii-itnitiii shall do to tilt bout
Ht mi hil‘t'llllh and ability.”
M
sl'tll’Et'Ticll i-‘ll.liii'S'i‘i-}iis.
information was rorrlvwi at tho bii-
ri-«u all navigation iii ”to trr-atiitry ill"
ptii'tttintit yoiitortiay tlitit Ibo stratum
'i‘2iliu hailing from Nos 'AMIliili. if
at smith .ttiiboy. N. .l.. under iiilh’lllv—
lilllit «Wiiiiinbitsni'oa it is believed
ihiit llli' iisisol use about to intro part
in ii llllbiistering capedltion bound for
l'iiiia 'l‘iw utilwtttr at Pcrtb Ambit,
was instriiitoii by trim-graph to iii-pp a
«loan waliii on tho strum-r mid to no
port tmmsdiuioiy titty iiirtlit-r cause
tor armpit-inn. 'l'lw 'i‘llllo was built in
Now llari-n iii litilL'. Itmnrtiii in the
trosiiiir) «lopsrtmom, show that tillt' iii
ii iitoiimor of ti? ions. ”7* foot long.
and a horse power oi 250..
Ai'i’OlN'l'liiliNTtl BY Tiiit‘ titlv-
lilthiilli.
tloveriior i‘mlio made the loving
nppoititmotliii yesterdsi':
John A. titanium. oi Inst Hartlord.
and l.. J. Nickel-son. at West Gornwati.
to be proimi'ittllig In!“ at its (loo
nwtirut Romans stasisty. sash for two
years trout January I. in.
To he stats chemist. Herbert It.
ilmltb. tor two years lrotn November
20. "Wt. reappointment: Priiiesaor
Itotiert ii. Riggs, of iisrtiord. tor two
years from Imbsr It. will; Henry
limitlisr. oi llsrttord. tor two years
from .liiiiuary til. um.
t‘liiii lions. (‘hinsss laundryinsn oi
Waverly. was utmost in Worcester but»
our asylum the other day. crssy over
religious agitation. lie is the first
t‘tituaiiiss ever mined in a itasssr
cimsstts institution tor that cause. and
so hit as iii snows. iis is the only Chiti-
ms in Jim America who lies ever
lost his toes equilibrium because oi
entbssisaai tor the doctrine st curls.
tisslty.
”Inuit " said Ilr. ilobbs. stsraly,
why did you Muse young llitvsa? A
itsoyoaagsisa.wbosslissrtlslatlis
M1 M”
"Well. it can't when lit! sropmst to
lac." answered ”and. disparity. “tor
g was is his mib."~»liarpsr's m.
“I wonder why srssdtss threw an
old slipper alter Asst (‘lsrs who Its
"at on her wedding trip?“ mid litils
Mario.
“in i tithe“ replies his not. ivo-
r “it retinas m
mmnvmwun. '
Manor
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Win. comb. spice caddy 1.
2 counter scales. 3 has...
litmus. etc. Butcher's
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butcher's blocks. 2 cars
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railroad Mutton. Apply on
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No. 8 Elisabeth strsst. tundra”
the promises. .
r0 LET—ice houses and ice use; .
lilt‘ old Westport W ‘
Edward 8 Church, on the
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avenue; Music Hall um .. ’
tor onces; that door. three ‘
69 Woodward avenue; list Incr,
rooms. No.10 Union street. I
Woodward.
1'0 RENT—Flat at: run- in
Block. east end
South Norwsik.
agent.
12!.
i'O Lit‘l‘~l"rom
st West street.
mond's rssidsnes:
Totlss street. and
strei; house 28 Day
Movements Apply
Knapp.
rat-cams.
“AVE mutt i'lAiiO 'l'ilttuM'
toiliwootl. vim m. w
ropalrcr. ’l'clt y” W '
tenor. Repair shop and
ii and to North Ida
Novwallt.
Deputy llilierill:
New Fans» last
A mrtaln mm on
watli Tramway cm W H
mm ilitt car trots Barrett's
the Norwslli club house ilr
mintrtss.-Wsstportsr. .
ltmrtsiromtbsm
nonhummissiaihis
Mmioststbslm
posit during a rifle
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rally at investing
halt triads. oi which
excess.
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