I
I la a War with monotony.
“till-Immune“ at
' themes. ‘
(By Associated Prose)
M Sept. 8-Hldnighb—‘l‘he most
Wlhflc feeling exists.
molt hel' at that Grcat Britain and
do are on the eve of war and that
“i will intolve France in a war with
studied qulceeace which aeandab
s
‘ a the Journal des Debate. and othe
Ian-s. but it may succeed in getting
Mir the crisis. )I. Faure ignores the
“ ”teaches at the press and remains at
Kim H. Bourgeois. minister oi edu- ‘
Men. is
is not k we.
la e meantime M. (‘avaignac. min-
am of war. and M. Sorrlen. minister
of lattice. are busy enough. M. Barrier)
Md two pro‘ouged conierenees with
M. Brlaaon. this aitcrnoon and alter M.
Gava'goac's long interview with M.
Frisian this afternoon and alter M.
Cavaignac'a long interview with M.
flarrlen. both ministereiooked rallied.
'i‘htse and other impromptu ministerial
eoniercnces were devoted to an en-
Switzerland. His address
deliver to convince the minister ior‘
nrccssity on poiltlcai‘
war of the
grounds. of a revision of the lireyins
(use. which the whole country. Includ-
ing the army d mantis. Other otllcers
column that the discussions that will
loilow rtvision will probably entail
war. bttt they say that would be pref»
crable to having the army remain an-
drra ciottd with the poacibilitics oi
agitation leading to civil strife.
GERMANY KNOWS ALL.
L.ndon. Sept. 3—H. Delllowita. the
Paris correspondent oi the Times. tele-
graphs that he has obtained the views
oi a "distinguished German" on the
Drcyios situation. This individual
admitted that “Germany. by speaking
out. could. perhaps. clear up the ilrcy-
Illa tasc. but." he added. “that the in-
tol‘t‘r'ts of the nation are superior to
these oi any man and it Germany were
listened to. General DeBoiadeiire could
not remain an hour at the head of the
aiaii. whereas Germans ought to wish
to have him stay there as long its pos-
sible."
Mr. Dolliowits says: "(letterai ile-
iloladclire‘s ehortcomlugs are just as
fully Itndcrstmid herc in France. There
has cvru an itltn oi sending him to.
French ambaa-tador to St. l’ciersburg.
a post he desired: but the incident oi
the Zulu trial made his retcnsion as oi-
iioer oi s.al'i imperative. Now. how-
ever. the Germans no longer have a
motive to keep silence."
Proceeding to relate ~.I‘roi‘ti inside
knowledge the history of the iorgcrlc~
of Colonel Schwartaltoppen's ilatc Ger-
man military attache in i‘arisi haml-
wrlting. the Times correspondent says
the work was so cleverly done as to de-
celvo Colonel Scliwartakoppcn himself.
who. even when he became aware of it.
wua unable to Ili‘nttlllll‘l‘ it owing to the
introduction oi certain names. M. De-
liiotvlis arrlvts at this conclusion: "it
is absolutely lllipintslltlc that Lieuten-
ant t‘olouci llcury i-hottltl have attain-
ed the necessary protoattlonai dexterity.
‘l‘ln- actttui t’oigcr. tlicrt-iorc. Tlllial tu-
sought clactvherc. though it is likely
enough that IItlli‘)’ t‘oltt-tictctl tin-
phra-ace. ilbwowry would but bc drill-
cuit anti would ciicit the whole truth.
a...» no-
DIAD II A ”AUDI.
I‘artner John Carroll. oi l’aittloid. lac-
eunthatolullllohl.
tiiy .Au.~o.-iatod Press.)
l'lottliiporl. t‘onu.. septcmber ll . The
d. ad body oi .lohn t‘arroll “as tumor
In a numb-w on his farm in Hue
t'rieit. llit‘tl‘ l‘ulrticld. iatc Ind night.
t‘.ttroll wont to the meadow yesterday
to mow some bay and when he did not
team last night it rent-cit wan made
for hint. Illa dtath wot coined by
rituatrokc.
.. .a-a-
“.lll'lfii \‘lll llNA‘l‘lIh lt‘llth liltd'i‘.
tily Associated Press)
Ncw York. September li~l“ot‘
twcntyiour hours coding at midnight
IIIII night the deaths trout heat aaare-
gutcd twcltc, 'l‘bc maturation» [com
the noun cattle. utility oi which may
prom latol. rcaclnd the birth number
at hill) do. \nd at th I Illill' the ill‘
dIt‘atlon tor ii I‘lII in it culpcl'ltlill‘t'
was illltt. m-auiug another day in Illi‘
.clropolls with air lucttlcntul list at
death» and pnmrutions ‘i‘iic accrues
tentiat‘niutr i-nr titc duv unit eighty.
thicr dcgrcc»
lltilllilll; ill liNl‘lll 'itl llltld'l‘li
lily Associated Press)
ital-aniline. Mich- tit-pistols» ti~ l‘irc
yesterday to the tillage oi ilupbt lllvcr
deatrtiycd a tloaou buildings. Lou Nil,-
doll Twenty whit home tore burned
to death or a Iltnil "lull.
INN i ltitl iil‘ A ‘litl rI'i t'tiMl’tNl’
tliy Aw" lul ti I'l‘ltfll
t‘hlcago. itoptemiur ti . .‘i opuclui i’rum
Tollvltit. Kahuna, myr- lbc lt'ut'woi lawn
and Treat catapult). lately tonne u.
lh- Trust t‘otnpuoy oi .iiltti'liti im
tailed. ’l‘ite liabilities ate i‘aliltlilil'li 'Ii
OM30“; asseto. "300.000.
Dalia! that It will la'volve
it I“ “1' tv ti friends, at Norwailt. aolourned at
the Mutum oi the menus scan-I
y. The government is doing ital
to Item the rising tide of agitation
tlie’
lav. J. J. Furlong is especial heme
iron: his European trip any ill!
V. Lester returned home iaat night.
-
A. J. Ciarlt. oi Xilterd. is visiting his
son. William A. Clark. lllntwood ave-
sue.
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bliss it. Germond Vasburar ot‘Cettrt-
iandt place. Is the guest oi relatives in
Jersey City.
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Ills. Edward Keeier and daughter
lees are expected home from the
Thousand islands today.
I Edward Btrtiat and tantliy and a par.
Cempo Beach, yesterday.
hint, Addison Brown and daughter
ireturncd to Brooklyn. today. after a
visit with iriends in Norwalk.
Dr. and Mrs H. C. Sherer returned
. home yesterday from a low days“ visit
with friends in Rutherford. N. J.
‘ Rev. Louis A. Parsons oi Stamford.
was a guest of Me. and Mrs. Samuel
Taicott. of Du ion Park, yesterday.
Mitts May 1. Kelley. alter spending
some weeks at Paotueket. it. l.. has re-
‘ turned to her home in West avenue.
lcroy ll. Nash. 0 New York. liar.
been spending a low ays with Mr. and
Mrs. J. lrvlng Dibble. yview avenue.i
)(‘Ii w at to Ntautie
III. John 1". Golden and Nil Julia:
Smith Murray
Ineeeuora to W. 8. lullbd CU.
lamina pdg. Irldgepert. cane.
ionisation idiot in the
indi flat Dtptrtaott.
Writing Paper. at no it lies. or two
for 25¢
Silk Finished Percaline Be a yard;
value lite.
Scotch Plaid and Roman Strip: Ei-
astic 1256c a yard: value 20c.
Ladlcs' Satin Belt lloae supporters.
title a pair.
12% and ihc a pair.
and 25c a pair.
stocklnct Dress llhielrls. 5c a pair.
Cotton Tape. 8 yards to Ire hunch. ati
lo a bunch.
ironing was. 8 cakes in a box, {or 8c.i
tooth! hint it til ht limit-tat
81.25 a pair.
l’lllow Tops 19c to 590 each.
Table (.‘ove
Crochet Silk do a spool.
Silkaicen be a spool.
illttltr Goods hint.
Latilcs‘ Leather liclts at 15. 25. 50
75c attd 8t. 25.
ladies" \t'bitc Silk Brits at We.
Metal Trimmed i’oclrctbooits at 25c.
22~lnch l-lult Cases at 2.98.
s
l
r husband before
he leaves for the South with Company;
1..
1
Mr. and bits. 8. M Al'ct. of West
strict have returned home. having!
been spending several weeks at t‘liu-
toll. N. J. i
Miss Mantle Workman returned to
New York city today. after a visit with
her mother. Mrs. David W. Workman. l
iieiden avenue. ’
Mrs. C. A. Whitney and her two
children are spending a few days with
:Mrs. Whitney's allot Mrs. 1". li‘. linirtl. '
ill West avenue. i
Mien Kate Benton returned home'
yesterday from New Jersey. where ahe’
baa been spending several weeks with
her sister. Mrs. Charles Finch.
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Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Reynolds, oi Main...
street. are enjoying a trip tip the lluti-
son and will then spend a week at
Clintondale. l‘latcr county. N. l’. '
Mrs. Hattie at Barnes anti son. of
South Main street. who have been \‘is-t
lilng Mrs. William F. Remind. of
Georgetown. have riturncd borne.
w“...
Oloi Obtcn nml sister Elsie sailed to
day on the t‘uuurd line tIIl‘iIilli'i‘ Locati-
in. They were booked to Gothcnbura.‘
Sweden. by .i. M. Layton. local agent. '
Marter A. and Elizabeth E. Sempic.
Who have bccn spending the summer
with the-li‘ grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Sl'ililiit'. left for their houn-
tlils morning.
t‘ontluctor t‘. P. t‘omstock. oi the
New York. New liavcu and llurtlord
road. has gone to Maine tor a ten tlcys‘
sojourn lictr hiooscbeiul I.iII'. Mrs.
t‘otnstoclt acctmlpanlea him.
tlcorgc Woodward. clerk at Illt‘ Nab
.ouoi lianit oi Norwallt. line» .lllli‘t'tl it».
(other. Judith A. ll. Woodward and A:
it-rncy 1.ch Warner near Like t'haiu
[ildlil for a short vacation.
MI. and Mrs ll. .tl Iidltllit‘i and hibe-
(ltrtiude (instead. oi :ttl i'nion l'urit.
.‘tldl‘lt'li ihl» Iiitli‘liliilt to wheel to litto-
bury. win-re tlicy will spcnd Sunday
and labor Day with Mrs. Gardner‘s
hihit‘l‘.
'l‘\\' :N'I‘t‘ l‘tli'li litii'it llM‘lC.
llailituorc. rlcptvutla't' ii «- l-‘ruult \Val-
icr. thc champion long iIInIollctt ridvr
amt Henry Smith. a local outatcur. iiu
islitti the tire! ititli oi o IWt'llI‘V‘ltlllI'
hour pact-d I‘ltt't‘ til it ;'.o till» tuoruitur.
.\l that little Wail-r luoi covcrcd 2h:
ittllca. while Smith had made litil. Wal-
it-r concedes liluitb twenty-iottr miles
and mood badly used up this morniiia.
whilo ambit Ia ircsh. it i. thought that
tho .tiuerictiu rccoid will be broke ~. by
both int-u
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limit \\'tl.\i.-\N llllilNMlii lilll
lioatou. tlcubmbu a The identity ot
a wouutn who cottouiitcd htiitltit‘ ut Illt'
t‘rawiurti lineup that night. was i'liliiIh
lidml lIlIlt morning by \VitIIitt‘t' l‘l.
t‘uuiting. oi t‘atubridgctairt. who rtwg-
ulacd the body a- that oi hin wtic. Mrs
t‘uttblu'g nah iotiutl dead in hcr room
at lite hotci with one cud oi a ruidu-r
tube in Ilt'l‘ moutit and "it other uttaclr
ed in tin gun pt No causc ior IIit' act
«all In nutcr'talltttl .
an NIH“ striations.
ilcltoll. Milli . tlcpt. ll ‘llu ntcu who
rt-pi'cttclttotl Mit‘hillrl iii the iiitlilliilto
campaign are expected to reach here to-
day. 'l‘iu y will be incl at the depot by
carriages and conveyed to Motion ho~
iclo. where they will be uuartcrctl until
ihcir iiiriongltn arrive. when they will
be will IltlIli-'.
iitnt'l‘ilN rll'iiWAV til'll.’l4lt
Ilttatott. lIt'IIII‘IllIM'l‘ :l ”I‘Itc third and
hot acciiou oi IIl' subway which l.‘i-~
ivno built in illc crnwtlctl purl oi the
city to tciictc mic-vi. tum-I was optood
today iii l- if. this morning when the
that car ran nntlcrgroulltl thretlh the
fun at thc city.
Iii in..
in.. Dirt:
Metal (Birdies.
to $1.25.
SMII Jtlolt! itins.
titlc; Is in.. 70c; 20 in.. ltt'u'; 22
24 in.. 8105; 26 in.. $1.15.
25. 39. 5th,
New line Knot lint i'ins. gilt and.
silv_cr "it each.
.A good assortment of all kinds at 5c
'I‘lio llcauty i‘in. assorted kimls.
at
If“ each
imitation (‘ on Steel lluc itic sets at -. St.
Pompadotu t ‘ombs at 19 ami‘ doc.
Side Combs lilc a pair.
l'oilot lltptrtntot SMIIIS.
lion lion lloxcs at 2:7. lit. :79 anti 7.7.-
each.
Atomiarrs at 25. 3.7. 39. iii and Site
each. v i‘ “'1
Wire liair Brushes at 17c encb. .
'i‘ootb brushes at Sr.
Tait-um Powder at .7. 10 and the. .
Seidiitz Powder at in and tic a box
Lavcodar Salts at in and 19c.
Almond Meal at ltlc a box.
(‘nrtcr‘a Liver l'tliu at iTc.
linttermllk anti Glyct-rino Soap at lllc
a box of 3 cakes.
Egg White Soap :Ilc a box—oi picture
f with each box.
lbalhcr ilciia Soap i7c a box.
own brand
()ttr
Sponges 5. in anti i.7c.
\‘lolet water ill. 2.7. 37‘. .70 umi Tie
a boltlc.
llosc wait-r .7c pcr otmcc.
“‘itcli Hazel lt'nc a pint.
liay Item .70.- a pint,
lluy Ram in, iii. to and So.- a bottle.
l-‘artua t‘olognc. :7.- nn otuicc.
I‘hamoia akin. ii. iii 1.7230 2.7 no 7.7.x
l" loritln Water to :5 and :to. .t bottlo
A full line or him . ltuppiv‘it a "loiitt
Supplies.
Corinthian Dopirtntnt.
“or usual Ilal oi spccioltica for the:
Saturday tltiit‘.
Sll'III, lllIIRIl & 00.
linintun Iluiltlint:
IliDOIPOIT. count.
“MID 0" Jill I”!
James 1!. l'rophett. Harriett Last lob .
ruary. Ines tor a Divorce.
Janna ll l‘roplti-tt son oi the wti-i
ltuonu \ctctlnury mnmou. oi llrttdg
poll and ltlnmli u toting IIINIIII bu»
at-tptitttl a t-taldtntt in North ilakott
and luatiu divorce procccdiuga against
Wittiit‘ctl Iluilcy l'ropbctt. whom Iii'
tnurriwi on \t'urbiugton’s iiirtbday lust.
Mr. and Mrs. i'liopitctt'.~ itoucynumn
was oi the shortest Itii’lll l‘bc lot-baud
went to Fame (km tillllli\. N ii. and
ulttt the required ll‘llilltllll' oi bin to
days. tiled a petition in thc court in
the Third Judicial district.
The papers were lorwartleti to Deputy
rib. rill i'cter l‘loolau. Jr. and were or
“(I tuton Mra l'roithctt. 'llo- pup. in
tltt that they Wire tnurtittl l-‘tiuuuiy
2:. taint. “'llicl alltgc ubuoivc. ililI’I
atttl ilihtttnuil trcallticnt on tIlc part oi
illt- dchutlttli. and are amnvwbat nui-
qto- in their wording. 'I‘in-y alitgc iiiol
tin, l‘ropbctt. whcm-vrr aitt' tulcls hint
on the public atrcctu. calls him tile and
tudmcut names. and that May l shc
iii in it utui stretched him; that she has
an umtovetualiic timber and that on
row mcaaluu When ahe ilew into a rage
ttbc threatened to kill hint and to throw
ritual in hilt lace. lle Tili‘lllt‘l' tlilclca
that be in atraid she will carry out lilla
threat and attire for an IItaoltlie tit-par
iitlon from the dricutlani.
i‘lt‘lc MKN lml‘till'l‘illll liitlitt'Nilli
III)’ Alittttl'Illi‘ti I’i‘cne l
\‘itncouvi i. it. t‘.. lieptt-mbcr :l .lohu
Al'un oi Marlmal. who arrived here
toil-rainy from iniwmn tiling» no on
loath-anti report that Mr men have
broil drowned while on the way to the’
Allin hallo ge'd :cids.
indlcs' Sateen Belt Hose Iupporters._
i
l-IdIotl' l-‘aucy Side Elaatlcs 12%. 19
Pure (luau Dress shields ltlc a pair. -
t‘ at Work Pillow Shams 70c 81 and ‘
25. 8il._50. 59 c to 81.25. .
Canvas. Telescope lingo. it in.. 5pc; ‘
59. iii. an '
‘ Still itiiiitttioo
And Kitchen Ware,
Porcelain Lined}
Finest Goods on Earth. '
ilIIIIIIII‘l‘BIl FIVE YEARS. “
y-..“—
iill no with our
(let our I’riccs‘liei'ore l
buying.
:Comstocit. Watkins
&. Dow,
i
lit! Washington sh. i'lo. Norwalk. f
i
l Moving Ahead!
l
Our New Goods Are New
in Stock.
We have paid special attention
to the new colors and have a
large variety of designs in Red,
Green. Blue and Brown.
You are cordially invited to
mail and see them.
I'allltent’ supplies.
‘ (Shall. elm,
Painting. pain-riianglog
. and decorating.
E. E. GORHAM
it First noon. Eat lomlt
J” 0. assumes,
? «turn into. container. Printm-
Duul ll
Wall Paper. and Border-
: nonunion new.
South Norwaik.
tlample Books oi Latest Styles oi ,
Papers. Borders and Gill Mouldings
taken to houses for inapeuieo. on no-
tice by postal. Estimates sheet-tally
given. I"
J. D. JENNINGS.
undertaker.
T IAIN DEBIT.
Norwaih.
LENDING! IL! STREET.
TIWHONI CALI. ll-I
Jaceleayton.
It". Li'- and Auction!
ENSURINCE.
Real Estate and linen Amt.
Oesaa litters-hip Tickets. and Iterllaa
Drafts. Mam Negotiated.
and Stocks hold.
omen. ii RAILROAD PMOI.
M
IOU'l‘ll nonwaut. ~ ~ - CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments
rota. (
D. W. RAYMON Do
incontinent
and Envision.
I WI . m m
mammals“
mama.“ II.
Still limit Sliillii Bill
.n..-“
Opoa daily. ascent Saturday. tram D
an. to tint and trotattolp...
iatarday. t a. at. to it w. and on lea-
ay eventual trail 7 to I.
internal allowed ea deposits.
Aid)“ Inidlatil. Pleat.
JtlliN it. "it'll. Vise-Prat.
tiliO. l‘ “AMI. Ian. and m
WWW
122 Washington Street.
TILLY CARRIAGE WORKS . . . .
“WI “out ngo‘, Booth North-tit.
niserwruaaas or use lilidl en's is
Mada.» ... ..
u: use
constructs AND WAGONS
or Alli. lilpt‘ llil'rloxti.
SIGN PAINTING l
, In this branch. we can give the best that can be done in any and every
n tyl e.
t
5w. Morton a Spotting.
You Can Depend
I'pon the value of our Shoes.
can be no mistake.
We gimrantcc the result of over purchase.
”or lied ’I‘icket Sale will couti me the balance of
:tlllrl month and you should not fail to exatnine our stock.
M. H. GLOVER,
what is left of our stock of
GASOLINE AND Oil. STOVES.
We will sell them as follows:
'I‘Wo burner and stop New l’ioccss ( ittsolineb ‘.tovc
Was $21; bow” ........ .3115”
'Iwo burner and step Illnc I‘Iiiiuc Ilil Steve was
$19; no“ ............. . ........................................ $15.1”
now $6.00
'Iwo Iiuiucr Blue Home was 37.00;
"i Iiiec “ “ “ “ "till: now $8.00 startaat coueoit.
'I‘woburnt-rtlusoliiicSttwc.“ bill; now $3.75
| , t to I . H c l older or this coupon lit *Ittitlod
I III ('0 ‘ H L 7-I II. ""w $5-25 l “loom- pnticrn. any also:
Don‘t wait. we have only a few of them. s...» 5......
il\’ the pay niciit oi it'll t‘t'lila. .
)‘llfitlll quII'S... .................... . .................... 1"“, ('E‘Ilts a ‘IUZI‘Il g ut\\'.l~i.l§turtc\‘ottt'a.
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NASH 8t VAN SCOY,
Oar. letth Iain and West St: . South leiwalh.
THE BEST MALT BEVERAGES.
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Highland Brando:
Highland Brando are Strictly Union.
IIIOIILIID IlVIIMI. III'IIMID PIESIII.
IIIIIILIID IIL‘I’ “TIIDT. IIID|ILIID DIHC III
and Unit with Iron. Chub Al. and ”Me.
Put Up lupreaaly for Family Uu.
an caudally to a pityslclalt‘a prescription.
THI PURII‘I' MALT TONIC. “ADI.
'i'l iuili u the wait. ant are lilitllil' particular.
icy . ‘ loiida and unloouaibruiahadat need priun’.
DELIVERED FREE TO FAIIIJES.
ISAAC O. HAMILTON. Solo Apart.
at North Isle It. tutti MII
I
'lielephoue HM
iiitllilutND on the label unau- lllgbtat Mtdard.
WANTE
Old Gold and Silver.
Old (laid or illiivor at an itituit old bourbon or diam“
Wawitva. t‘baiati. Jewel try-lino». 0th.. in any audition.
IIIII. Chili TIIIIB VIII. BI PAID I’ll III “WIT.
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Opera Home hint-k.
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in this matter there
South Norlvallt.
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‘Ws will. bitmitar. each tier} filth- .
one at the latest Parts. written or Vi-
enna styles.
Av presenting the Sentinel «upon.
and we. at Bturtevaat’ a, you can obtain
DD! II“! of DDHOI‘II.‘
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tours or any women.
Title charming model shows figured
silk barege in oleader pink and whit.
made over pale green. the tuil yoke ha-
.iog oi pale pink mousseline do sale.
The gathered ruching that provides till
decoration tor waist. sleeve caps. wrlatl
. and skirt, is of the dress material edged
‘with single rows of pale green baby
ribbon. and the pretty sash of pale
green taileta with irloged ends. in
gracefully knotted at the left'sldo.
A smooth titted body lining that ciao
sea in centre back is the inundation tor
the tail deep yoke that is gathered at
the neck and shoulder scams. trout and
back. and at the lower edges. Over
this the blouse (root and tall drawn
back is arranged. showing a square onto
line in bank and a bib outline in trout.
The skirt is shaped with front Mill
side gores and a lull straight breadth
in centre back which is gatheretl and
sewed to the waist.
The lining oi pale green shows aoitly
through the two seamed sleeves that.
drop in a slight but! at the flip under
the gathered sleeve cap. A wrinkled
stock at niousseilue finishes the neck.
The sleeve lining can be omitted and
the thing at neck cut away it a trans-
parent ciiect is dcsired,
' The mode in desirable for all sorts
of summer tlrcses. whether oi silk, wool
or cotton iabrics. and very artistic cont.
binationa can be developed by individ-
ual taste and a wise choice oi niatarlnl.
To make this dress tor a girl ten
years of age will require 3% yard. of
material it luchea wide. The pattbrll.
7407. is cut in since tor girls of ti. 8. 10;
i2 and it years of age.
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emu ““0! ’0! am.
Law Oil on Woodcock. Quail. Iat-
trldge. Mignon-ls. October ll.
'l‘ltc l.cague at American sportsmen
has scat out noticca to all members in
this slittc rctnicatiug them to call the
attcutiua oi gator wardens to violation
oi the game law at this state. The
clomi seasons on gamc as follows:
\t'oodcoclt. tpntll. rulilcd grouse teal-
icd partridgcii. gray omit-rel». luttwaoa
lit-cetnbcr iii and October i:.. line he
violation. DID.
inn-it. May. June July and August:
ll. t‘auuot be shot irotu heats propel-
icd by steam or rail
ltail. January l to August on; ”I.
No law on player. ships. or any at so-
callcd about. marsh. or touch birds. ea-
t‘t‘btiua rail. norvtm wild pigeons.
Nightingale. bluebird. ltaltlltlore ari-
olc. Illicit. thrush. Iarlt. caiblrtI. Whit.
martin. swallow. scarlet tanttacr. rest
breasted groabeah. indigo blrtl. Mar
bird. or any species at the woodpechor.
or any other at the was or insecivereul
birds cannot be killed: ll.
tiray suuirreia and rabbit! cannot in
utitcn mint but-role hole. or tree by use
at iirc. Illll powder. dynamite. or other
«itpioatvc compound; Oi.
I‘Iit'ttattlllit, Hamilton or Milli.
cannot Ilt' shot. or in lawman. gum
tlctobcr I. liltlo. caccpt tor the par
til titllllt'alli'ltlitill or propagation;
itparnia la prohibited. cat-t pt alien awa-
t'l“a premiers; .lti.
'I‘rausportation ui gunn- bird- 0‘ at
the state torliiddwu; IT to Id“.
The use at torn-ta lor taking rabbits
to iorhldden. cat-opt mum owltcr'a land;
07. ,
5 leader shuttles lit iorblddt-n: OI.
lluuilna an install arouml: O1 to II.
ileer protected tor ten years. he.
."l'II I. ”.3; "III.
Norwaih.Conn.; "'" ‘ '
i Mllllttili' What do you thialt at the
artist Albino. who painted a wider-web
an the militia an aatttraiiy that a chaise
barmaid want the whabi norailll try-
ing to sweep it away? critic-«M
a may be stirlt an artist. but i do at he-
iien ia the eat-tom oi such a shame
urinate.
J
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Norwalk Chronicler