Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 26, 1898 · page 3

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a by a “will“
III m 5
*-
Al exciting game at ball was played
Q9W alteration between two
01 Bell IIIIIIII mldellia. The
am called the Yankees. cap-
m by Arthur Kroln. oi Danbury.
and the Reconnentradoa. captained by
pit». stew-t. oi New York city.
1* game wan witnessed by a large
m and resulted in I score oi l5
fl.” II favor oi the Yankees.

,3 Salvation Army irom Stamford
tinted the meeting in the tent at
Inland Ialt night. There was a
crowd present The band rend-

 

 

I and iauiett sang their iavorltei
. «tinting molodiea. making a deepi
”MIDI! upon allpreaent. I
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'.A large party at Danbnrlana will
“I! today at Roton Point. They left
lines on the 7:25 It. In. train ior Wit
It“. and irom there wheeled
Point.

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will! Verlin and family. who have
hh unending two week: at Hickory.
Blair. returned to their home in wu—

tin. Beniamin Sellecit. oi nonhury
Ital returned home irorn a week' I out- I
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avg ‘Ii rich lIIlaud.

Frank Brady. oi Kinner'a pharmncv.
Witty. has returned irom n w'eeiIII
vacation apent at iieii Island.

Kr. and Mra III-union 1.. Iiubbell. oi
Mbttl'y. have returned home alter
fielding a Week at Bell island j

 

 

 

ML “RIDING "'0"

V. I. Itovenaon Arriminnr-‘ldge
portiolmhhflandidcy.
Colonel William R. Stevenson la in
Bridgeport working ltp bIII boom ior
nomination ior governor IIII the “one.
ni'l‘iillt‘ ticket. The colonel ht in ear-
nest in his endeavor and proposes to
make a skyrocket canvass ior the hon-
or. Iie comes iron the went

with original idea: as to the way a
campaign oi this kind should he turI led
no. lie is eluted to know that the Ion—I
volition Is to be held in Bridgeport until
already has the promised support oi III
Ietutt one member oi the DeuIIIIrIItiI- i
state control committee. The IoiouI-l
ia eitIoithIliI- over the virtue» oi his
"kind. Alexander 'l‘roup. and believes
the chairman will join hands with the‘
popular candidate theory.

Realising that but a tow weeks re-I
main below the i‘Olth'lIlIOlI will be a;
thing of reality. (‘oi. Stevenson will,
apentl moat oi IlItI time here until the
nomination III second or lot-It. Today
he ht ItohcduiI-Ii to leave ior l'iltItImu.
Hie lIutIllIeIIII there will Iielaiu him but.
It day or two. Then he will in lound
Iii iliti I’ttrlt I‘Il) ItIntI)‘ for IIutIIiit». I
The ionoo ilItIIIttuleIl buttons will to 1
controlled for today. and will IIIIIIII ho'
ready ior dlIIII-ibutiou. III III: Iiiort to
aerate the nomination ior uIIIIItIoI
t‘ol. t-ltchuuon iII departing tIo'Iu lIII'E
moiliodu of other 'tIIIiIt' Iliwllltitldln
illtI ht not it IIlIItnt pouiiion. IiI within
the honor and Maya I0.

'l‘hc Iuntlltinte ior gubernatorial uoul E
lltatlott IIclII-vcs he can not only aeron-
tile volt-II at both wlnIoI oi lItc III-ino- I
i‘l‘lllli' party. but he IIIIyII he HIII poll I
heavy IIopIiIIllI-ait vote. it in the III
tention oi hla i‘itlllvliIlli quIIIuerII to!
urranlt- II banquet ior tIIeIIIIIt-I'II ot' tir- 5
“III"IN'III‘III l't‘I-Iut ltitttoritttiult tItIIi thI-E
IolonI-I may talk lt over with the II“!
and Ill" IIIIIII how diiiI-IIIII IIII IIiiIt‘ I
will he run when he iII-IIIIIIIIII II govern
or It will be it lirely campaign IiIouIIi .
the nomination route to the I-iiI-rw ;
rent colonial IIrldueportm ’i‘.I-lI-ur.tln ?

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Aifliil'iil‘ I..\lIlI“rl‘ "(NR .‘IiIl It\‘.\i.
Mi who are loud oi lIrittiII. I-utottuln
tint III'IIIIII ior lllIlIIllilIIlIII'l' l‘I'iiIIIItit will
that the Mount IJIIIII'II' iiutnr Journal.
iiiiIIl‘itIy III th-Ir toxic. AI- IIIIIIIII. IIIt'E
Atqut iIIIIuI- oi - Journal in IiIl‘tlI‘Ii
ule-II up to nip rieu. their Iwitut
uiue lit the one u r. and all h.\’ WI'N5 .
Itltth‘It Wi'III‘l‘II. m5 IIIIIIIIIO‘ it IIII'»
lure-IIpII-ly weird story hydulhlu Iiuw
thorue; It Ilirotuily I'I‘ilIIIiIIi‘ iultl by.
I'luru North. the Iii'Il'I‘tiI. u hunuouuu.
tIIiIeuture by John Kendrick Italian.
IIIIII l‘iiiiiIiIlt'l‘Il will in II I-‘litltfi'tll IiI‘.V III '5
II. III Haydn. Mdn' I‘ItII5I‘ “outline, til-5 i
wril Ford. and III-tuna Weirh. \‘It'i
alum Woodwind t'iIIIIIl uraphiruiiy pin 1
turn. “,t iIIII oi tiltiI-ul III vlinu'tluu.
WHO“. and Iuiia \quruIiI-r IIIuIlwlc-I
her IIIIinIIII ".i "NIVI‘II KiuihuE
lilit.“
"I'III'II5 In aI-IIIIIIII- humor in Robert;
J. liItI5IiI-ttI-’I "i‘ouluI-IeIIII Liar-I." IIIIII
irI-Idt ItItI-rwt in '5ttIIIIIInI-r I'iII:.In lilo-
t'lu." “rilItIIl out llirlII go to i ‘itIIt‘ltt"
in mm I"III III ItIiIIoIII iIoII who IIIIIII
writer in Intro-Int oi ‘Ilitltil Allow E
upon to Him " \IIIIII 'l' itnrel ielilI-
what III “The IItIIIi IIII'I ior “IMMIIIMH.
“ma." IInIl iIiI-utliimI IIII- VIIIIIIIIII VIIIIIII
oi nttiIIIroonIII aiming in "W wood»
that are Iii ior i-IoIi 'I‘iI-vI-I' are pruc- I
iicai ttrtII-II-II in III-I-Iltlwmii. utiiilneryi
and on It variety III IIII'III‘II‘ iIIpIeII. until

 

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instrumental music. while the. "

iIIIPII “1.. tiliowiiltgtirwen. New \IIrh

flowing tune IlneII re

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

to thtH "

 

Dot-Ion House.
'Gregory‘s Point. South Kuwait

 

J E. Sulliv an, proprietor iIlIII manager. .

Terms reasonable; bathing looting.
IIHIiIllg, t'IH‘EI’II' earn in IIIIII‘I mn-
nI-otill with all truilIII IIII the
N. ..II III H. II. It.

l'l Nh‘l' RI'ARSEII “will!“ ISI .\\II (I \‘I
MAKES AND SIIIIIII'Z III.\\IIIIIS.

jyl lint

T0 ALASKA

ynew EMPIIIEI lNI‘ :I’Il‘ ion alumni-III
IIuII' Ivuttia. on now u. Hpmialb iitied
w "In In beat eel-trio htltta. and
all modern iIIIprIIIIIInt-IIIII.

Seattle to St. Michael

Appointed to will about July III. 2%; Aug. I‘l. 5a».

 

IeI-tit with TI-IIlItI'I‘n uy 'II lleet ui new \‘l'
ROI“ III\' III ‘88. Insuring prompt.
iimnttth Tin It. \“ '80?“ UV and other

Yukon Iilyer IolttiII. Arpiy PIAII'IIIl-l.
'litANHI'ult'i‘t'i‘ us in. III: mint-.euue at»
tile. WWI" ttl'iII IN'TFIIINATIIINAI‘hNAL

2m

] RONNIE

 

TANDEM“

BIIIIIII outlaw

We repair any broken or wornpali
when no hit ed to lglig car at the tIIwI-Il prim.
Trial III IiIeIIIIIIi IIIIIIIIIer;
III-IIIIIIInI and IIIIItIrtI- I-IIrpI nod; lot-it I. I'\ I... to
All Work H|II||'1|IIII‘\'.II O‘I’H. eitgi
poet and mm IIIIIIhI Ii IIIItlmIIdeIII-I. IIlIiHIIIII

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'Dewey Captured

the

Philippine Islands.

III"I"

SAUNDERS

I‘aptllml I-‘IIiriielII t'ouuty on

Orient Bicycles,

and will land ‘JIII'vItIi'IHII
tirtw. to he wold it'IIltt 0|.de
itI.;i.iIl, IIt I‘J North Main
Him-I.
ran have your old out-II

Hour In mind you

\‘iiIt‘MlIlt‘tI.

,IZ North Main Street.

I'IIIITII NIIIIWAIIK.

 

i“. to "at
"the“. IIIII \Iaiu threat.

3%....

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“INN“ 0“" E

 

a outrun. -

III run hvnatuo cannula

’ WILL WIN '0"

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the nIIIIItI-Itl It'ItIIIi‘tt in II IIIIII. “When I f if 0030. ' '
Wait til the flute Ior Nvii." in litt-

t‘ItrIIII I’uhIIIIhIng rolnpony. I'hllndel ,

piIII. true doiittr per your; tI-n N'IIIII .

it" ”7- ..4 l4. 1 m 3‘“

tiim‘ mm%.m.g;.m~., I ..

 

5 and Ladder company will be held next
fl Monday night.

o'clock. before Justice Schildhnet'ht.

of a III-I
cycle and how p itll IItIppIte-on bond tlprm- let

'I Mrs. Manila Martin. or Port t‘tIIIIIt-

 

The monthly meeting oi Eagle Hook

 

iiiu ltiiilo Wood. at Noroton. II

spending the summer at the Hotel
'I‘horndyhe. Jamestown. Rhode Island.

 

Burglar: entered Chario- honor-
bury'a- utoro last night. and made away
with a lot at cheap watches and other
articles.

 

H. N. Weed': residence at Noroton‘
Heights is being equipped with an el-
ectric light plant by" the New England
Engineering mitten!

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A. C. Bailey. landlord oi thy, Colum-
bia hotel. and bin clerk are enjoying
a trip to Old Point (iontiort and New-
port News. The probabilitlea are lr.
Halley will eniiat.

William Northrup and William J.
Flemming have purchased the Knight:
oi the Golden Eagle Hall building
irom William Ferric. oi South Nor-
waiit. The price was $800.

 

The cone oi Thaddeus Bell against
.Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Noxon. Charles B.
l-‘itI-h anti‘John Stevens is set down
tor a hearing tomorrow morning at 10

 

Four well-known young men nailed
to Shippan Point. Sunday and pulled
the bout otlt all the beach. where It was
leil high and dry by the recoding tide.
Aiter hours oi weary waiting. the boat
finally IIOIIIPII. and the quartptte start-
ed ior home. reaching here at 2 n. m.

 

The iriI-ntls oi George Knapp and

Miss Katie Strut-hiy will be agreeably
surprised to hear oi their being
Quietly married at Port (‘hestc’r on
June i2th that. The young couple
have titted up rooms and will go to
Itntisekt‘t-plttg about Atmlat IIIt. at
Henry Triatram'a in Main street.

Contractor John D. (‘riinmina is ov-
erjoyed at the news that his Iton Mar-
lin is alive and well in Cuba. He is
alt-to pleased to learn of the boy's ra-
piIl advancement. Although only twett— .
ly years old he is spoken oi as likelyl
to succeed Second Lieutenuflt Marti-I
nter O'Sullivan. of Company Ii. Sixty-i
ninth regiment. (‘rilulnins ran away
to go to war. and t‘IIIIIttI-I Unity, of the
Sixty- ninth iottnd the boy IIIIII doing
menial work in the I-amp oi the 'iIougbi
lilIlI-rs. lie got hint a plan- an order-
I\. where he still remains. Young
i‘IintutinIIw was at the IIWIIIIIII NIIIIIII
in the I'uiv5erIIily oi \‘intlulu at the]
. time the war broke out. He Joined the
Rough Riders. btll was not among
thtIzIe chosen to go to the front. it
was then that he III-termint‘ul to ioilow
in the ranks of the Sixty-ninth.

 

i MVLY‘I'OI.

hlr. \‘.III Wurst and family. oi Iirook-
ivII. are occupying I‘. ll. iiuhier'I I-ot
E litur.

\lisII Lina IIIII‘I StI-vI-IIII iI-it town to
‘IIti,\‘ ior E'I‘UVIIDI‘III'I‘. in rental" two
weeks.

 

 

m5. SIN'III )‘t‘flit'l‘iliiy with Air
.ioitit StIIIIIIt.

_ IiIIiI hits.

 

\Ii out It... Solon-I IIIIIIJIIIII \I .-..I i
oi \IIIlIIrooil illt‘ at IIII‘ III and l'IIiIItI
lietI-I. Sortttoita rlpringlt.

\I‘IIIII Emilia ItllI Itll town II-IIIIIIIuI
ioI licr II IillII IIIIIIII‘. South \y-aIit'
IItItiItivI N. V. in IIpIIIII iwtt Wtkl‘li

.\iiIoI iitou- itIyIIn h: It- uIIuI- lo IIIIIIII.
I\II to :IIIIIII a unit with III-I and
“IN. .1. S.l.lttt and other iriInIlII

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Miro! IIt'IIhitI i“5IIt|ItIl iitIII MIIIII Ithifll'l
Mason. who h.III Iu‘t‘li Iiuilitlu iriI-ttds'
III IirooiIiyn. II'IIII‘ilI‘II homo SIlurIIIII i

I\ built IIutIIIwI of optimum urritttl‘
Ill IIthi lIIiI unit and wild in Poll .

II'IIIIIII'III IiiIiIIItI to I-otIIpII-ic IIII‘ .I
Sitt-t'lnott Iluyl truidonI-II. ‘
_. WW. .

\Ii‘rl I‘IIIWIIHI J. Murphy. who hnn‘

lump IIIII‘IIIIIIIR IIIIW WWII» with Mime.
III. I.IIuiII- Sit-Wit». Main IItrI-I-I. I‘I‘IIII‘II
«d to Iitl‘ IlilIIll‘ ill New “at. IIII' IIIIIIII'

‘IlII- IIIutItI IIIittlttlnItlutlIrII have but
)‘rl II5'lttItliII .i tIItiIIItIIl III the IitItt- II!
hits. Addie iiitIIII. who IIIIIII ior II II
It‘l‘IIIIt‘ to hell In iIIIrlIu. lII‘lil IIII' Nor
II.tiiI llIII- onIi “IIIMI IIppiIIIItIIIu no»
IIppuIIIIl Il\ people Iltlliit Ill Iitiititiitlil

i-II' \iIW tit‘ iiitiil. lI..\l I V
tliy AIIIIIIIIiaied I‘mu
New Miiiorti. .luly till ”A! III-wintry
Iv‘aiht today. the annual rally oi Iiitt
I‘ttIiIIt‘t'IIt‘III IIIuIIiIIy tIrhIIIIi IIHIII‘IIIIIIIII

i II iwiIuI held. with about Nit prom-tit
I \Illttlu the It|WIIIIt‘l'fl arc the iollowilltt

i‘ W. III-ivy. Iiothury. iiI-I. lulu W
E‘RIIIIIKI‘I Newtown; W. N iliuuuw.
NI-rwuiii and lint. II. A IIuI'I-npori.

oi lIIlIltII- poll

E The i‘iiliilti‘ithl WIIIMI'M'i‘IiI'I' will rar-
. Iy an Iowa thirty IIIIII'N to More II in
3ItII iii-Ill,

lint-tun IIIIII Ill‘lll bullet to lurae
EIIIIIIIIIIIII‘iI III the t' Int-m- toil. y oi North .
I‘lti'tllitut.

E .—-—---~ ~ ,._.......

In India the iiI‘I'I‘ltflt' duration III iiioI

‘iil the IuttivIII in ”only luur your: III

_IIuIIitIIIl lolly tour in IIIIIIIIII

Anybody Ian I» IIIIIIioriIIhle in th

loll iIIltI Itpriiut, ItIiI it mito- a dandy
>III iw l'iIIlIIIIl‘IfIIIII' Ill ttIIIililII‘i‘ and win-
It‘i‘

lt'aiher- What Ilori oi IIiIIMIingII M,.«
thou-1’ IIaIuIIII-rw I'IIM‘II. Father-
Mlmn riot-ha. ain't they?

 

 

.1" . Mm M5 5
It. ‘i'hini regiment. Niaatic. II home
"I“ a turiough.

 

You Wheellllen

Must look ahead—Jthe‘ fellow who doesn't
ets into trouble and bandaggs. Why not
Too kahead I0\FIII days—~the st riding days
of the yearwand get yourself ready tor them?
We' u help with some special bargains III mid-

etht cycle suits of dark and medium

s at" plaid. The" V: been here since
early Spring—laggar s of trade-wand our
semi—annual clearing up forces them out. The
regular prices. 512 and ills. tell at what stud
they" re made. and how. You may choose.
willie they last, at 97 50 the suit.

Just as great bargains in business suits
during this July sale.

I'lilfliul
g...” . Into 'It.

III ma
log-t” chart-III; M.

all or
l" I‘-

 

not.

open Iona”. Friday and Saturday Evenings.

 

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and Matt with Iron. .mh AI. and Punch

Put Up Exprcnaly for Family Use.
all Iutmiully IIII a physician‘s prI-II-ripiion.
. TH! PURICT MALT TONIOI MAUI.

They build up the weak. and are ununrpuueti in any particular.
Hotollt and IIanoIIII itIruiIIIIcIi at Iodumi price-I.

DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.

ISAAC (I. HAMILTON. Solo Agent.
II Iorth Iain St. South Harwell
'lhlephone 14M.

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Daily Trips to New York.
Steamcrfichc Karina

 

 

Loaves South Norwnik, 7:30 A. M.

Lonvoo New York:
Iiecktuau street. 2% p. ill. (Saturday. lziiii p. In.)
East Jilat street. 3:40 p. at. (Saturday, 2tilt p. In.)

Faro. Single, 400; Excursion, 700
Freight Propeller City of iiorwaiit.

lowvelieehnutn Hirwi. New VIIIII. Monday. Wothw-Iduv and I"I‘IIII,\'. 0 pm.

 

 

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The Home Paper.

Nothing tttilI-I Iin place. There in no IIuI-tItItte and then
never will he. it In ttIIintIIauIi tIrlItiIIIIlJIIIlIIInu III it» ilrm
grup all the pet-pic in town. The paper and it o inupleare
lnneparul-Ie. 'l‘IIeir Intern-lure built mutual. and they both
know It. The only practical way III‘ attracting ilIIIIIe pmphl

III through the local pIItIIIr.

The Evening Sentinel.

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“nomad... natal... amidinm ‘ '

[III SIDE iiiiiliiii

 
 
 

Other Side oi the Rim.

 

David A. Rose in connecting hia house
in that avenue with the Norwallt water

 

ton Street drawbrldge III being re~

" painted by ('ulob Wood

 

,........

Miss Della Smith returned to her
home in Jersey (‘Ity yesterday. aitIr
III vIIIit with IIIIIII Bell Cameron. oi

. Cove IItreet.

 

. The town road roller will complete
the. maradam in front oi the blunt
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
beiore being taken to liowayton.

 

IIVMAII IMP.

no mutant in he DIM up ior
Wounded Ioldiora.

Another large and well-equipped hoa-

piiai ship III to be titted up ior the war

department. The vessel selected

live IItot'It tranlport IIhIpII purchased

last month for 34,000,000.
II III one oi the heat.
many paIIIIcmrerII aurora-I the Atlantic.

 

' “even when laden with live stock. She

ia oi steel construction. 320 ft‘t'I long.

it» feel beam and 2m fitttleIt-IIIII III IIoItI. ;

illor tonnage is 2.903. She Will-I built
Eat Went iiurllophol. England.
Iltray oi t‘o.. Limited. for the

”transport eompuny. limited. in law.

l'he vessel will revolve II-‘l‘ III-w equip» I

“will at Pier No. lit, Emu liiwr. Sho-
will not be no I-lnIIortllI-ly IiilI-II up :III
the Relief. but will be made as I5oln-
ioI'taIIIe as n plat-e ior tlIt'Ii and wound—
.~Il to be ('ill't'tl lot". She will he III
I'IIIIIIIIatIII at Major Arthur. a surgeon
oi the voiunteera.

Major Summerhnyca. oi the Quarter-
master’s department. said yesterday
that the .VIIIIIInurI might be III-tit to the
l‘iIiIIpplItI-II. Ii IIItI-It II vessel is uwdwl
.lhrre. He believed the “I‘III‘I
I5tIlllIlli: IIIII-k here to dim-burp,»
wounded. and would llII-n proI-I-I-II lII
l'tu'Io liiro. He thought that it Would
mite tlIrI-e Wet-kit to ill her out.

'.5\ll otter has: two made by II "it" at
WIIII'IIliinl‘s at IIIII‘IllItI. l-‘r.IitII-, to run-

lritIIIte l::.tIIIo bottles oi I~IIIttupngue ior ;

III-5h and wounded soldiers. The III-In
rotary oi the treasury has directed ”till
the time be admitted free oi‘ duly. and
it will be plan-II aboard the hospital
IIIIIpII.

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l‘irat United ltataa inhntry In Poa-
' union of the Place.
my AweIIeiated I‘realt.)
Santiago Ile I‘ubu. .Iuly Eli—Tho
I‘Irsl l‘niteIi Slates iltiunlry IiIlIIt‘l‘
Lieutenant (‘IIIont-l Iiixbeeh wetti to
Iiuunlauatuo yesterday afternoon in
order to occupy that place.
tit-nerttl Shutter and stall left this
city yI-IiI-rduy afternoon ior t‘untp
Wood. 'l‘ItII military governor. lieu-
orul Wood remain» Ilt'l‘i'.
t‘ompuuy I". oi thi-
Mirhittun volunteers. will publish in-
dlty. with III'IIt'I‘lII .s‘hailer'II I-IIIIIIeIIt.
IIIt' iiI5.~.t .\llll'l‘It‘iIll paper publiahed In

t'uhn. ll III rditni and printed by

lItI-lIII-era oi the mulpuny and will
tour the lIlII'. "t‘olnpolty I" Euter~
prise."

\ tl'tl IIIII\II i‘II\II'\IIISiI.\'
“I won iIIItII ”‘MIIIIIIIIAHII and way. in

\\'.IIIhiIu:iIIn till a matter III'I'IIIIIIIIIII '0

private lutainm-I. haunt: tIII t‘tIIIIIi'ilIli'l .
. . 5 i
with millet politic» iII" military lllilllt'l".

yet he “its boiling iIII‘I' with (‘IIIIIIIMI‘
IIIIIu and would hate iIm-n only too irIu'l
III haw III-no to NW iront. auto ior the
“NI that It Iiuii oi i‘IIIII |I5IIII received
not oi the late IIIIplI-IIIIIIIIIIIcI-II coupled
with three lM‘lIl't' yum-II. rntlII-r prov-out-
I5-Ii the III‘IIEI IrtInI kI-Ipittu up with the
IIpirIt. iturilut II talk at but iIIItI-I Null
day ovI-tIIlut an advocate Iii pI-ItI-e Imp
III'IINI into the conversation.

"lint. air." III' uruued. "tho war in not
inIIliiII-tl by the IltI5iII.”

".\ tytunt‘a bwl III lut‘i IIIIIIIuh.” in
IIiItI-d iIlI' .rt‘lllll‘hlfl'l'fl“.

' IIiiI IIII‘ Itrutlt‘II III‘I'I. It» you mil it.
only alumni in the y iIIIw journal» in It
kuntmi the war ior IIII‘II‘ own IIIMIII'II
iIItIII pllrpIooII. 'l'hI5 pI-IIpiI- did not want
the war."

'ith. i‘iiliit‘ down out III that.“ i"
I‘IIIIIIII'II the 'i‘IvnnIoIIIo.» man: "the |Ilitl
pie wI-II- the my IIltI-II who did wont
It. and down III lny t'ttliiilliIl)‘ they um
IIIIanIuIIIIIIIIy ior it."

"In their talk. prrhltpa. but. do you
below-5 ll you would go IIIwII iIIIvIrIittIIv
"and try to not thow IInIliI5 ”hide to t'II’
lint IIIIII tie III the trout III I'Iihu whor-
IIII'I't‘ III I‘t‘iiI war. that you I-IIIilIl It--l :I
nqu to Ito?"

\ 'i‘he ‘i‘IIIIIII-IIIIoI-an uni purple III tilt-
ill-Iii.

"iIII l'."‘ he lIlInIIIIt IIIIIIIINI. "do I"
No. I don‘t. I know it. Why. man. It
’Iti l'iIIItII' lIiIIt ililiiuio in i‘tIItn- ii whole
IIIIIIIIIIII III ilnuniIIh Mittina VMIIII‘I'UI in
iiho ItinuileIIi county lit ’I'ettnettIII-II than
Iit in in mine It In Tenn. and“ ~
Iliui what title he watt Ioing to any war
drowned in IIII‘ IIIIIIII that iIIIIowI-II hiII
IIpI-ypI-I-tI-Il Iduule or Iolnptiriann ItnIi
IIII' mun oi pelt“ retired item the or
iiilmi‘iii. ihiroit lt‘rI-e I‘rctIII.

W

E The noun unnatural thing in thin
Emu-III in a woman loathing through «I
,ieiephone.

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Varlm Bayou-b- ui limp. on tin]

. The Iron work under the Wanhlng- .

for .
this purpose in tho MIIIIIourI, out- oi the .

irotn the Atlantic Transport company;

The Minolt- i
and lint-I I5urrl--I E

by \\’..
Atlantic :

Willi .
Iit5I‘ .

'I‘Itii‘lyvtltlrtl .

Hardhmlflm

IIiTiuaiiotltiuuma Anywhm'
also Titan Gotham
There Might burner
5 DonateAtIutlt.

it this were Idiom anywhere all.
but in South orwalk that in, ii the
statement given below went the month
at the pun. mom i nth-tori 0 It‘s:
Enricamt would not b love it. it
Every nature III things turn and women
. will not belicte that a Iimple bill!
‘would have any cit-ct on humanityds w
the subject is in a sermon condi
When it has that cilect‘. when the writ!
is a living wiluus. porha I and
South Norwalk people It least. cannot
possflibly deny it~particularly. tub in.
Iesltigation is courted. Now at

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F.

N. Warren. oyster planter and
III- oi". oi No. 2 Chestnut meet. and III
III? Isays pubIII Iy. run an:

i 'l have hurt subjected to 51‘) clement
exposure while tuperintenin grarticu-
ltIr branches oi my busincundnced

Irma

‘ Consignments are being ship to -
rope. and this II the busiest
most. i knew I d kidney complaint
i‘or .I Ion time. and chancingto no.

I kiIiIIII remedy. and not a care-ail.
bud Ioni'lde'uce enou h in than.“ to ’3
them. The first box entwined MI
5iIIy were ‘ust what i needed. in I

E it he will corroborate wersonally what
a

weather. and it is qulgote I: that
. kidney trouble: At all eve

reason. I Icel my back tro lag in.

a

, lioon'a itincy Pill! adreniaed at

It bolt in l’lained's rug storeand
‘lllt‘IIIIC‘f. did not reunite any

:5

'iIIrl’ that. ior my baclt became I.
I proscribed them for my too. who
2 weak I2: ".ck from boyhoodu The:
5lIrt5d IIIIn."
llIIaII'I lt'iIlIzey l‘iIII are sold ior so
\IIIS pil’ her. or VI! hum for a?
‘ l-"nIIIr \TIII‘IWII L"II., Iillll’aln. N
ulo Sign ltlt ior the II S Sent h ilaII

II r .va -I' price For sale
It.tIl'l~' lluIIIIIlIer tho name—Dull
-.IIIIl I;I' v . ‘lib‘iliule.

 

t‘()i‘I‘EE IS AN INJIYIIIOUS DRINK.

III anowurlng a correspondent In the
ladies‘ Home Journal. Mrs. S. 1‘. R0-
i'wr writes that she I-IInsiders "calico as
is usually made in the American fam-
ily ~IItt5olur and from the pure bean—-
an lnitlriIIuI drink t-spH‘ItiIIy ior ner-
vous people. No doubt the student to
whom you reier can study better alter
taking it i‘IlII oi votive hot the new en-
I-rgt is roused by It stimulant the ei-
ieItII oi with It will soon pass 0! leav-
ing him lowet in [It‘lHIlls‘ form That
"Is the reason he has heaIinIho and
feels so tttltterabie when he is without.
I-.IIiiI-I- it It is only the hot drink ho
I55I~thiIeII why not tulle .I lap of clear
hot water or .I run oi i‘t'l'i'ilI «Iiiee?
~i‘ lIiIIlren should drink cold water."

Till-2 ”WEEKLY SI'MMARY.
'l‘he dilllllliiil‘)‘ oi the t‘ontutercial Re-

cord for the I‘lirl't'lll WW‘II million the
billowing showing

 

Nt‘“ IitItI-u 3i 3 50A“)
\\‘I-Itt IIIII’ttlI 2 3.03m
EIII itigepott III 423%
Waterbury . II 40.000
"‘ AIN‘IIIMI ‘2 1.900
"New iiritaiu I'I HAM
. Nora MI 2 I 1.960
NI‘W I.lIl|tIItll 2 3.20“
AlitltIlI-tnu'li I 5.9th
.\"ol5\t.l|h it 3.500
. I‘IIIIIIIII'V II 9.5m

'i‘otal ' ti cantata

Thousands of permits have MI

I'III'i‘iI III piles by IIHIIII IIeWIII'I Witch
IIItaI-I Salve It III-aiII promptly and
mm Iv-Izolnu and all ~th dim It
ulII~5 imlnotliate relief Edward P.
Wmtl Norwnlk (loo (‘. i-Itilltton. booth
‘ Norwalii.

CAI-’0‘!

IL.
Big-outta.

IIIIII. Moore, III IIIIII‘Ityeliit. "til. can
that for ronulipution lie lIaII iouliti DO
Will's I.itlII~ iarly "Irittl‘ti to he porioot.
They never Itripe. Try them for ato-
inurh and liver irottblt'ti. IDII‘IIHI P.

. “t‘t‘II. Norwulk. (loo. I‘. Sillblon. Dottil
Norwuiit

.__. ...-_.._.._.

"l have uIIeII i‘halnberlttlna Cot“
lteme-iy in my iatully ior year: and al-
way» with good r“eIIuiiII. Maya Mr. W.
ii. i'oopet‘ oi I'll IIIII. i‘ul. "l-‘tli‘ anal]
t'IIIIlII't'II we find It NIIII'i'IiiII)‘ t-RK‘IIVII.“
It‘or tilIIi‘ lIy II. i‘. Rilllttttil. fittttih N0!-
walil. and it}. P. Wood. Norwaik.

'l‘llliY Aim IIIIIIIE.

The button: iilue it. itetnedleu oi the
"Joe iihuua t'ooil rIerIIuI." the Ilia
IItuIIy oi ii. 2. ilrihvogeiie. A. II. I.
it. No. i rum Iiheututtilalu: A cit".
l.u ilrippo: :I cum u cotuh or cold; 4
i‘Ill‘t‘Ii i‘tttnrrh; {I III II perfect amia-
uut iotiit‘: Ii xxx titlmulullug HIII
l'IIr“ intpott-nre: 'i in the Indiana‘s
iteilui Soothing tiyrup. 'l‘rittl baitin-
IIi all. We t'lit'II. or out lliltt out alItI I“
one tree: Lotto rI-iereuceu on applia-
Iion. tinny-Ina it. Much. III? Wuhifl~
ton IIIrI-I-i. and It". l'ltthtied. I! Wat r
Ittututi hilt-III. aide uleltiu [or “with
Norwolit. I‘Iutll

“ea-né " x I“
Indu-

 

iiur h.Iin hull herb mittIiitlitII! II'II‘
hiIIi with colic and lithium taint“
IIiiII-II IIIII birth. and all that we mil
IiII ior him did not mun to hire man
than temporary rI-iiI-i. until we triad
i‘luItIthriIIin’II l‘olir, ilholIIrtt anti ingre-
hIIIIIt III-moor. Iliure thin: that
I‘ll! be Iifll not been troubled";
wont to give you thiIt tI-Itiimottlal II II
eleIruI-o of our gratitude. noi that ”I
need it to advertise your MINI”!
I'I'IIINII'. ii. M. law. limituh. lawn.
For ItitIII by ii. i‘, IIIIIIIIIIII. Will. "I!"
walk. IinIl II. P. Weed. Nltrwalh.

-.....m. ., . run—*‘y.

I'IIII'IIIMIIIII. Wile Iicre'u a letter
from the lien": uniting till to upead It
wecII with them in Iiilnvllic. lib-build

Mr I III I‘ li'urI-II VIII. Ii IMU'tI
make it two wIeIIII or pay the inn on.

way wt» could do It. . . H“

 
 

 

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