hi ...
isttthtitnistt Stark-
dittiitndinir touts
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and Meal Verses
”We“
' . . "PI-dw-
Tile snonwot tho riot-mitt ‘Yaoht
chili. held not streets theiclub-house
iw.
”is.
. .
m 9?“. list enter. the that;
lined . . .
it Iltaitlthere. ., Nearly one drug,-
at in
..i.t
avail.
d ‘ ’o
'3” u
a $9154“. putting. an increased cheer-I
Nit- one com. ,, .,
The ’evsnlngs entertainment opened
with a piano solo by Harry IJI. Zebra.
erganlst at theI‘ISouth‘ INorwslhI Congre—
gatipnai ”Ichurch,‘who rendered War
net-Liam’s f‘Bpinni’ngi song.” The ear
cellent reputation Mr. Zehni has made
as an artidt white'ln Norwalh was tally!
sustained in this selection. as well at
in,.th.‘a accompaniments tor the vocal
soloist. Harry Pepper, the tenor. It
was the opinion slavery yone fortunate
enough to listen to Mr. Pepper last
night, graphs setter suns better.” He
win. In Inn's v'oloeI and..gvaeI each selec-
tionwlthvnxpression and power. He
was? enthusiastically veneered, on each
appearance. ' The numbers rendered
were The Youman's Wedding Morning.
one or Mr. Pepper’s compositions; The
Lost Chordybynfllllily it; ’the Will 0'
the Whisp, enmity-I t. buddy. The
newly organizedII‘Adslphi qunrtctte.
composedot William hamllton. Charles
Nichols. James Gordon. and Edward
Anderson, sang Hope to Cheer. Hur-
rah tor the Rhine and other popular
melodies, to the pleasure or all. ’The
Intern slides werepresented under the
("tuition 0: Menti- Jackson. annulus
views at the Did and new club-house,
various members in ridiculous attitude .
which they nodoubt hoped hau long
einee‘cessed to be remembered. These
were accompanied by appropriate vers-
es composed and arranged expressly tor
the occasion byg'l‘ownHCIerkI Herbert It.
smith, who sang .Item to banjo accom-
paniment. There were other views of
Mt. Washington. moving pictures. and
the. American flag. 'I
. An elaborate collation was served,
and'clgars and pipes indulged'In. ‘
A special car at. .11:30.brougbt the
members to‘ South Norwallt.
mam. trust scandals,
’ L—.‘—.. ‘
Ikatehdtbenotnesratio Nominee for
i ' Governor:
Following is a sketch of Daniel N.
Morgan. of Bridgeport, nominated for
governor by the democratic state can-
vention: . "
Daniel Nash Morgan was born in
Newtown. Falrlleld county. Conn. Au-
gust 18. 1844. He received his educa-
tion at the Newtown academy, llcthel
institute and in the common schools.
The lirst live years or his business ca-
reer were passed in his father's store
snd‘iater he imam a member of the
Newlown firm at Morgan 1. ilooth.
In it” he removed to Bridgeport.
where tor the neat ten years he was at,
the firm at Birdsey a Morgan. dealers“
In dry gmda. carpets. etc. In lllll‘ ho
was engaged in the wholesale grocery
business under the ilrtn name at Mor-
gan, Home a Go. Beginning in llilil
Mr. Morgan held many local oiilccit.
lie was mayor at the city In liilltl and
18“.“ For years he has been president
of the Bridgeport hospital; tor tour-
teett years was president or the t‘ity
National hahh: is president at the Me- i
chauiu' and Form Bavings bank:
in it“ he was a taentbor oi the lower
branch at the licence! Assembly; in
m! its was state senator irotn the
Fourth district. Alter the election of
President Cleveland Mr. blot-gait was
chosen llalted htates treasurer. ills
battle is in Bridgeport. lie has a wile
still two children.
“In... “In” O“ 0' nan.
mu ”am
mmmmmmm
mum.
llsrthotoniewI: llayss. alias "Nigger
halter." the stifled arses goods man
arrested in tiranitlya natures: night.
was arraigned harass Magistrate lltattlt.
at Flushing. and hold tor ctaatlhatlon
In tilled bonds lie nave bail and was
released.
John lingvary and his ass. at loath
Nhrwslli. who routed two green seeds
nit-a in an In Willis-tailing hotel
last Thursday. uses liaise as one
at the saintlka heaven and his son
were also arrsignad helm Magistrate
oniiih and their examination was set
down let today. They are held an a
ehnrgsvoi disturbing the public peace
and discharging lraarhs.
Mill Wlidtlllil' l'l
” ‘ Ti‘iiidl.
The first portraits ialtcn oi Mary to.
Wilhins which she ball over tilted will
be printed in
Journal. will its stint- at them;
and they wii show the tetanus New
Instead story-teller at hem and with
"009 , l'lC- ,
‘3'“ l!" “was! in MW"
yapie Infill-n that I has
thsnientbers and their Iii-lends .
"star willie mourn?
ing in” the grate. giving lustIstiMcieInItI _
‘ October idilidd’ Hoses “this
, nun
' 'ivi. ' 1r
Damion .House. .
Gregory's Point,“ South Norwalii.
J. E Sullivan, proprietor and manager.
Terms reasonable; bathing boating,
lisbitl ,eleetl'le cars to hotel, cort-
nect 115 with all trains oti tito
N. .. N. ll. &H.R.lt.
UNSURI’AMEI) Rllulli'l lHllAND CLAMI
BAKES AN!) SHONE lilNNi-ilthl.
Grand "Central Mallet.
Wholesale alltllleiitil Butlers in
Fish.
Oysters,
.. I Clams,
Norwalk Lobsters’,‘
. SoitSh‘cIlCra’bs'.
Little Neck Clams sent out on the
Hall Shell.
Water-melons and
Cucumbers on Ice.
.. ”wow
Imported Oil and Sardines.
French and American Soups.
H untfielnfl
Telephone {iii-4.
LiNcpbllI:
WAREHOUSE.
'0] I'll WI 0'
Furniture. Plait“.
Ilayalea. Earring“.
ate. ate. ate.
'0. Plum "m A.
TayloritGoiden’s
ltttl Iiitth tlti lsttrsstt Ola.
”museum.
M
Us .e M
II" to "II.
Mess. lilo Main Street.
warns-saint m
her trieaas tamed liar.
sustains-these.
For sale in Moth Merrill by (l. .0.
altimeter-sanctuaries. .e‘t
Till" ‘
“I" Yunnan
' millilllli *-:
STORAGE ,
Every b01553
. “In in
, g: m; gemaflwnhsve
too it.
dOLfilll
‘ consoling
n at k
“be
clot sén'
Drill 1.»
81??
t u-
”fish's llults.
i9
lla rien.
Charles Millspaugh has the contract
to build Wilbur E. Bates' residence in
West avenue.
George W. Weed. the butcher em-
played by'lt'. V. Cantrell. is improving
slowly at his home in Glenbroolt.
John D. Crimmtns. oi Collendar's
Point. will entertain the Mohegan File
and Drum band. next Monday night.
Miss Clara Siiilman. nurse in the
New Yorkalin and Cancer Hospital.
has been spending a‘wcek with rela-
tives in New Canaan.
West avenue is being greatly Improv-
ed. New sidewalks‘are being laid. and
the road graded, under the direction 0!
Selectman C. W. Raymond.
Darien promises to be quite a foot-
bitil place, this fall. A local team is
now under way and is doing light work
Mark Norman will probably be captain
and will play at hall or end. Cari
Where will also be it ball back and
big John Dealings. or the signal tower.
will probably be center.
Inn-at merchants are agitating the
question of having it night watchman
and the idea is received with general
.Wmlld givc us cseclient pnlicc protoc-
lion. anti would be of great scrvlt-e‘ln
t'itist‘ of tire. t’onstaide chlcr and
Nathan Nash itrc citiidliluies for the
attic» it)! soon it: it is inaugurated.
In spite of the cool ultiiosphcrc. a
large number assembled at the tent
last evening. The people were not ills-
ippointcd. but listened with merited
lllil'lt‘fli to it very important discourse
by Nov. tit-urge oi. 'i‘ceplc. oi Ncw lin-
veil, whose text was Much viii. Bil:
'Wluit shall it pruiit it man it tic shall
ship the whole world and lose his own
soul?“ This is the question. ltlllil Mr.
’i‘tnpic. which involves all there is ill
humun prospect. ihc solution of which
will decide the cicrnal salvation of ev»
cry individual. He said the dccisiou or
thc balancing oi vuliics bud bccn iii thi-
mind all through the sacs. This facility
was dcciui‘cd in be one oi tlitI ptlasbli-
lites which opt-n bci'oi'o man all iiilr
viiiiccincnts. 'l‘bc nineties. said he. lll‘i
rushing ultcr pleasure and writing its
relative value. "i believe.’ continued
the simultcr. "that it is our band and
duty to seek the best possible thing."
the art-tn prophet oi Nitfli‘t'lii saw this
inculty in titan; ilt‘nl't' iic protstundotl
the question or the test. it was stated
that (ind pitta the most iustshiilcitut in~
dividtml beside till the world and units
on to compari- litc rclittlve vuluh: not
because we tutsscss the powcr to lin'
(server. hill immune l‘lttd gives us cl-r»
sill lilo conditionally. Mr. 'rccplc
sittiweti how lair Justin is in his cone
petitions. and that tic list alien to man
1every inasiltillly. 'i‘hc stuiahcr lhcii
asked the audience to imagine for a
renewal that the wealth at all ages
muld be gathered into one pile. and
gthat it could b.- msdo unit’s own. While
the poseesser would be happy beyond
conception: yet. the speaker asltrti.
how articl- good would it do one. Mr.
'i'seple related an incident at his youth-
iui days when living in Willa-shins.
1lions. its knew a very wealthy meals
at liens-rat llenlaiuln itutler, who this
halted by a friend what his income was.
With an insspresalhle their. this rich
inch replied. tlioughtlully: "lily board
' n’ml clothes. sir." nlr. 'l‘sapis estuarin-
.ed that that was aisuu all that Van-
derbilt. the ltotltachlbls. or any other
millionaire “in. We all not that. be
m continued. and have less trouble. The
conclusion drawn was that in whatever
way wealth tnsy hs titted. It is an ab-
solute tailors. To illustrate. lit. Tarps
‘f' “.
‘inM’I. hilt
>il'l
’ B ;;. "it * ii‘é‘H-i‘: .‘
unionism
. I "Reug‘ii'Ricier" as (arts
his clothes are concernedmfiut imcan’t
toughness. . .,IBy>thoosingI only ~ 11‘
particular
up uees andseatnwe .
strong cot tes. vet handsome and I'decidedly“
inborn appearance.
every; way. but at but ordinary
$1.59 for short-pants suits; 35 to
or long-pants suits.
, , .,
‘ . .5 .. t , . i» i. " at. . . . . ‘
s
t. . A
a ‘ , ,- r , . rt ., . .
Ernst Koch was seen In New York is the climax of human experience, it
city one day this week. by a resident or I
favor. illicit it innit. being a constable“
i.-
help 1
to build clothes to stand
about the name.
produce.
'ExtrsOrd'in‘ary boys’
‘ ii V y ' , . W -
, . , . There s a goodtdetl of used that doesn t. . "
IQ, m, see light-«tile Viial5,-_Oil which shape—lice lug ' .
"it depends; Wemakegit a "vi 1" paint to llave
, .t tlieiiisidetmatch the 0 I‘m goodness.
.9. balsam. reason why, r suits hold their
shape like-the real tailor-made. From $5.
on $750. $10. $15. $20.
scrutinise
H ass-slaflaynj‘h Illqs
’ new saves, .
‘ lay-ta. tit-avert It. ' . .. a
‘l ssule‘ss‘oar,’ “ inconroasreo
gay latte Israel.
3
1” Open Monday. Friday and Saturday leanings. . :
.rn ’ ‘
ie said that when death comes. which
l
seals us unto the tiny of Judgment.
Ile declared positively. and quoted sev-
eral Scriptures. that there can be no
probationary period after «tenth. IIc
monk-used it an awful truth which sadly
impressed him. There will be no place
in the shroud, he argued. to store one's
wealth; no bank in the experience of
death. and cents and dollars cannot
avail us anything in that hour. Grand-
iiy was it shown that We can take with
Ius. and that only. a hope in Jesus the
Christ. the posscsor of which. though
the most humble individual. is made
wealthier than the greatest. millionaire
on earth without it. In like manner
Mr. Teepie mentioned honor. Ito said
if one rises even beyond any person
whoever lived, and llnaiiy facing the
“great white thron'e." hears the words
"shame and everlasting contempt," all
the honor gained will count nothing.
Continuing, Mr. 'I‘ecpie said that one
may enjoy all tine;pleaaures possible,
but the reaction tnly teaches the ion-
son that there can he obtained not a
single cent of Interest its a prollt on the
investment. The speaker mentioned
the «doses at wnsitsl opportunities.
pass.
All our knowledge: all our
eaperience; all our resources
lordoing Inegdacoratlusnd ,
l
painting. are tor sale.
lo. and do it hottest»! you
ever had it done before.
We've made a spool» Itildy
oi superiority. in be ordlnv
ary doesn't suit as. and we
excel while charging but
moderlteiy tor it. .
Whether your Job's worth 85
or 050,000 we want it.
-.-—_._.
Wall Papers, Paints, Artists'
Materials. Pictures, Pictures
framed to order. Art Goods.
Painting. Paper naughty and
Sign Writing.
Becker’s,
79 Wellington street.
South Norwalk.
Store open evenings until 9 o'clock.
“mm
Moving Ahead!
Our New Goods Are Now
its Stock.
We have paid special attention
to the new coloncand have a
large variety of designs in Red,
“We", liltio and liruwu.
You are cordially invited to
and asked his hearers to stop and re-
jiicct. Bell. he said. is so valuable here.
fund this world so little. that lhtI pos-
;sibliity of gaining ctcrnal lite throughi
il'hrist is worlt more than a passing-
notice. (‘hrlst has promised us this)
vinhcritance and will do for us all thati
Iis necessary to lit us {or the presence?
to! angels. With iorcelnl logic. Mr.
'i'ceple argued the matter, and all can- .
did minds could tint have failed to soul
‘tbe imperative need or on uncondition- !
val surrender to God. llcv. George II.‘
Wallace. oi ilridgrpurl. will preach to. 1
night. There will be services Friday:
evening. Sunday ititorutton at 3 p. at,
land in lhc evening at 7:30 p. "L. when. '
it is canceled. lhc incl-tings in thc icnt‘
will close. '
”-ma. . .
“I‘m.
Alltlrcw ll. Ilcucnui. of Main rli'i't‘i._
lilte‘ gone into "i" llllsillt'sh of trimming:
horses.
I
l
i
Mr. and Mrs. ilnuatrd I-ivory. at Mon
pic uvcuttc. itnvc bccu the Kill'lil‘l ot
tricnds in Albany.
. m... A...“ >1-~
«w
Mrs. "I'\‘t‘llll| itnuluud and tluuitiit
err. or Prospect Hill. have returned
home truth a \‘lrii iii the llcrliiiurc
lilils.
licorgc i'tiditpp bus bud the grounds
about his littw l‘t'l‘iilt‘iii‘l' in Main slrt‘t‘l
undid and they prim-tit a line appear»
illit‘t‘.
ii is reported that Mrs. Edward ll.
b‘uirchild. or littl‘il‘ii. who has llt'l'il iii
llridgeport recently has brunt vi»
ill litiwnyliiu, this upnkI
Mrs, .lt‘fllllll llilt'l‘tlt iif ”Mil” itvettlio. .
has returned borne from liensonhuiwt.‘
within site visiltui lttt‘. and Mrs. J. H.
illsicr. and last Monday ullcttticd tbc
tutwrni at her niece. Miss idbble Jones.
liislng titer ilivishiu. limits or 'l‘ldllc
iwruncc. held a rally and peach tenth
val. last Maid. in l‘ruw's ilitli. There1
was a large attenuator. a delegation
or twenty members of Popcorn ilit‘iii';
inn. Ntirwnih. being in attendance. Ann
interesting urtisrattitnc oi enert'ieeit war
retitiercti.
.
i
WWII.
M the l‘rsnbtiry chapel. iicst tinnday:
special services will be conducted by
Rev. Want A. ltcuiioid. pastor at the:
"math Methodist church.
may
w...» W
the attending physician of his imam.
iii-iii patient. 5
"llerivs his. dirt“! (lend heavmsil
Ithrss doses at that medicine would rs»!
attenuate the dead languages."
“Did that stitli' revive you?" salted! I. “
call and see them.
Painiiars’ supplies,
Giant, saith,
Painting, paperhangilig
and decorating.
E. E. GORHAM“
to l’il'lilltllilt, list limit
"J. “o; certainties." ‘
«Piper one. moire. Ptilltm-
DIALII 1!
Wall Paper- and Borden-n
1 NORTH MAIN BTltllT.
tloutlt Norwalh.
Iampla Books 0! Latest ltylas oi
Paper's. Borders and lliit Mouldings
taken to houses for inspection. on no-
tice by postal. Intimates abeerlully
glvnl.
J. D. JENNINGS.
undertaker.
1mm.
lac-w.-
MINI.
IMDINCI. I“ 87"“.
TMHMI can. 11-!
Jacob M. Layton.
Ilsa. Lida and Anetta."
was”... ».
ilesl Saints and diets Agsst.
m
OMOI. I MIMI) Mi.
Itlll‘l'il young“, . t . m,’ would call the ltldIlsil‘Mh'tt out». in i "W' “MM WNW ”-
Dim PUNK. “.me
3nmai‘iltreeter
and Neither.
low-sidewall. haul-wan.
memo“...
rstssneaaatnsualu. tn
M ”It .
earnest-es
m. no... little Jobs: simple
Jobs; herd ”Morning in
our line we're ready to incit-
. more
We will, harm; as“ .
one or the latest Paris. when”... Vl-
enna styles.
By presenting the Sentinel coupon.
and lilo. at Bturterant’s. you can obtain
any site or pattern. '
HINTS BY MAY “ANTON.
Willie lawn, tucking. valancienncs
lace and insertion combined to make
this dainty little dress.
The pattern provides for a short law
who that It simply fitted by shoulder
seams. to the upper edge or which the
sltirtportlon is attached, the fullness
being collected in gathers. The skirt
tails treely i’rom yoke to the lower
edge, which tinishes with a wide bent.
over which two evenly spaced rows of
insertion are placed. An attractive
lecture is the Bertha shaped with
square earners at the letter edge. which
Is also edged with lace headed by inser-
tion. the round top being gathered and
sewed on at round yoke outline.
Pain or figured orgnndy. dimity,nain-
soolt, India stilt. swine. challie. cash-
mere or any soft becoming material in
"a silk, wool or cotton will make pretty
, dresses by the mode.
in place of the insertion can be used
' ribbon in plain or gathered rows, braid.
gimp. embroidery or ruchlngs of the
material. ‘
As illustrated the dress is warn with
n guimpe of white lawn. the yoke of
which is tucked.
To make this dress tor a girl six
years of age will require 3% yards of
material 36 inches wide. The pattern.
7425. is out in sizes {or girls 0! 2. i, 6.
I and It) years of age,
noooooooooooooomooooooo
SElTillEl. COUPON.
'I'ltc lioitlcrof this mupnn is entitled
to one patient. any else.
, Nil. 742‘) Nile
: lly ilic payiticiii of Ion ccltlu.0
E 8 at W.H.t«lturlovnttt's.
Etxxiootioooooowoooooooooi
sunny 0' THE NEWS.
”-s “a...
(‘uioncl I'icqunrt causal n sensation
ut the. trial before the Paris Correction-
ui Tribunal by declaring. lll cllccl. that
if he should be found dead in prison
his life would not have been taken by
his own hand.
. Monicro Rios. president of the Sport-
. iah Police Commission. speaking of the
' wnr, says Spain nccdcd it man who
i would sitcrillcc lliillr’t‘lf by recognizing
the futility of it war with it powerful
l button. when Spanish sovereignty
could not bc ill‘iiiilltillt‘tl in her colour
1 it's.
.\Ii tbc suutiicrn islands of Ihe i'ltll‘
ippluc group will probably be mined
by the insurgents lllllms iiic Atucri
nuns iiiicrlcrc. '
('tiitillcl Ilny, former Attilinsnutltir ill
rcnt llriiaiu. arrived on tho Teutonic
in tlicir illliil deitiattd that iltc t‘uin-
ul'n l‘lir‘tl inc iiilmillt‘ll itct- lit linvuilil.
ihc American ('tilliililroli'll limit the
griuintl that Spain‘s stit’i'l‘t'lltili." iu i‘u
bit t'i'itlit‘tl with the signing oi the pru-
‘ llii‘lll.
l‘pou discovering u burglar In the
Mt of robbing lit'l‘ lioiiit‘. Mrs. ti, \'
I licrrIv pluckily utiucltcd hint and nib-r
-linltiup him into submission lllllrt‘lll'il
i hit“ to tho polici- station.
. Neil ilonitcliuu. lwenlydwu yours
i old. unit ‘iiil til it lllilliiiliztlrt‘ "1” cs-
‘ ii
i into dcuicv lit llruuliliit. and ii st-iiiut .
. l'uillllliiictl slllvbic in his iillillt' .
Iitl l'ilic
l by shooting himself.
til: ltiiniish ctillsllls at Mitts Mtlt‘lhl‘r
INQURRNCEa i t" lush». who died leaving it fortune it
”Milli” in her relatives. are miticstlua
her will till the around at lritud.
Mlilillii‘llitl Cult". train the bench at
: the l‘oritvlilo Police t‘ourt. intimated
. litttl lilttusltlltla til litt'iireti submits wci'c
l allowed to run “wide tifll'l‘l“ by the Non
\‘itrit pitilrtl. i‘itici l‘t‘t'lli'y Milli illl
discharging tau bartender.- to the lit»
2 it’lilittil til the district itliorticy.
l t'ulottel titular-volt was merino with
; ll‘t-nl enthusiasm til the liiitiiec and flu
ccp'titlli in his honor at iiyster tiny.
i.. .
The victim at the "chlorine" murder
has been identified its lithium lit". at
i lititilitiitgtttii. i‘unii. by her brother.
f Waiter t‘. Foster. her suitor. was arm-
tstl in ilarttortl in connection with the
crime.
Daniel hi. Meagan was nominatml for
j ilovcrnor oi l'otinacileui. at the iterate
i
"iated the national silver relations by
a maturity of uranium "use.
Wyatt would not m for nonsense.
i firth how endorsed l‘oluttsl itotaicvcll
slid deprecated the Independa’t mom
’ merit.
. lion-ram lilach's islands declared
that he and they would support the tic.
:‘ltel nominated by the iltate Conven-
l
l lion.
no t.
WWI mill "it" l“"""““""' "m" mm" "I“
m Mill Willi Mi
1 liirhartl timber said that Mayer Vani‘
ilesthll
Means less misery in East “No
Means confidence in a good till
Home endorsement counts. .
Easier to believe your neiglt
'l'hitn strangers ill a'iar awny
Every box oi Dean s Kidney ‘
hacked by home testimony.
Kidney disorders-«urinary ‘
Air on the "decrease liere.
Iloan's Kidney l’iils are the”,
ill It. '
Relieving hacks and curing citi it!
is their daily workim ‘
lirre’s a case in p0 :
Mrs. R. Blackburn, at 46 Firat a
says: ”i am greatly ndvcrse’tttfit
paper notoriety. and reluctant] I
my testimoll to appear for all m
son. but as was greatly, benching it
using Deans Kldnefi ills, 1‘
others to know at t cIvnltte oi
\‘i‘lllltli‘fllll rented . VMy kidneys I
not acting proper y. and backache not
”caring it good; deal at talk“,
Dunn's Kidney Pillft. and reading;
oewsps er notices. induced risotto go ‘
t’lnistr 's drug store and get a box.
h i have alviIsed more than one act‘s
llultrlntance to use them. i even insisted
upon my'iriend. Mrs. Mom", tryl
int
i
them. should. be eulficiant‘eyp-
deuce id at estimation." ‘ ‘
Donn's idtley Pills are int “k,
all dealers. price cents per mm
b mail on receipt at price. 17%.:
liliiburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y., sole am
lot- the U. S. Remember” the .
Dean's—and talta no subttitutdi‘
um can! coasts.
Future of the Fourth—lemon”
of the State Nationaivflflnd. . k
The return of the companies of the
Fourth regiment that are new in the
service of the United States, to the state
National Guard, will signallne a lively
time among the militiamen, of the
Fourth district. or the eight comm‘
les 0! theFourth regiment, Company fl
Is new Battery n, Companies 0. l‘ and.
(l at the First regiment. The old story“
at oiliciai discourtesy on the putI.tg.I_:
Adjutant-General Haven and Governor,
(looks: in taking these commands irons
with Colonel Sheridan is well.ltnown.
and needs no commuting here. 4
command of Lieutenant—Colonel Hells. .
. Idrieot Stamford. MajorWhite is china.
oi' the First Battalion and Malonl'itch .I . 3
of the Second battalion. The plans. as .
formulated, will make Major Fitch dill,-
onel. and. entire return of Battery 3...
Inputs Brcehbiil is slated as motor at ,.
according to the best iniormatiotl.ittth
the "best laid plans of mice and thong.
gang nit nglce." Time will tell wheat?”
at these tort-nets are true-Bridgeport
i'nion. “" i“
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'ihc lollowlng were issued Sept. 20.
lblili. List luruishcd from cities: ol A.
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tor. llridgeport. i.‘unnti.:
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ll. llcmtryx. New Ilaven. propagation
oi oysters: ll. ll. Ives. New mm.
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lord. electric railway truck: W. J. lots» .
loch. lluriiord. tilr valve: .I. it.
Waterbury. vulva for inflation: We H.
g‘l‘aylor, Statord. lock and latch: I. 3
tie. wmnm. New motion. lathe; l. l.‘
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:sciiing. ilcsians: W. ll. Taylor.
thrw. Stamford. bitch and bolt.
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lit list its iitll thus U,
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bites. burns. slits diseases and
ciaiiy plinthora is one reliable
city. lchili's Witch Halli
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may take it in terse quantities is ..
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or any ”It“.
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the best reputation
. Illllltl today tor on . crimp,
.tlie throat or chat has '
want i‘. Wood. Namath: Baum
Intuition. death Norwaih.
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More than twenty million has W
tries at ilewut's Witch tinsel '
have latest distributed by tits ‘
ttirors. What better pron! at _ _
remittance in its inertia do you ' ‘
it cures plies. lentils. mills. ‘
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l are a part at the Third. and Comm...
the Fourth without first conferring,
The Fourth regiment is at present in .
the Second battalion. The whole beat-I"
m-sa appears to be cut and dried. The” I‘
olllaers now in the United States oar-v,
vice are unanimous in these seleniionnp ’
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