ohm: burnout?! ‘
. it i in lit 2‘
tit Network. done. .80. rats.
hatter-wire
mfl"town."nnd' any do ’th
. been asked to make if youible,
“ conditions surro the trues-
'th eymrnittee wh II to haye
‘ been. here yesterday ppointed at
‘ the last tension of ou legislature.
its drit'ies be to r at the corn-
ihg" session. , rdl necessity for
additional shown us for our
state's infill” .to .. Jul. GIM-
teary oi erutios new lose out that
purpose. and to cons . report up-
on any site which a_I it may wish
to donate to the stat nsane hospi-
tal Weds. This lesion serves
withou'h eompensa IdI its .dutiss
'nd when a report nndlngspis
made to the legisla The commit-
too has no power . . recommend.
but it is anticipated recommen-
dation. ill. be acted favorably by
, the corn rig iegislat
.Norwsalkfl part in Iatter is this:
To show tlie cemini I site or sites
that could he recoan by‘ the com-
mission for the p named. The
commission, being I Ily impressed
or thinking the lam ed to he wore.
thy of mention in it rt. it then be-
copies necessary for a meeting to
be called, at whicI appropriation
sliosld be made to Is property if
the. state will buil it, The state
haying been prese- ith the prop-
crty,. thp duty of t n ceases.
Where is the pr giving away
land? lhesr some sk. The pro-
fit to the town lies ely in the ad;
vantage oi,increa e. The plant
at, Mlddletown cost |.000 to erect;
the hospital buys as at Middle-
town each year to Iount of about
8180.000. Add to - Irvages of 270
employees who ii the city; add
Monro whining-“til
I dbke‘kphoi‘ihd'i’sct .. re’ilepmse'
I‘ lost of an insane to being entitle“
hilly endorse-Ina the ion.‘l have
s-IIIWI
like other. football team will go to
Items-er. W. to ally with the
nettsnoliene. sieves on the grounds in
“but“ iI
p.11s, ’
at
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‘i list If. Hgstwrlght. of Itsnrford.
ihas hseip visiting relatives here prior
to leaving for New Jersey, where she
‘ intends making her horse.
m
John 0. Grill!!!" lid wally. who
are been spending the summer It
heir residence. l‘irwood-on- «he-Bound.
turned to New York. today.
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. The town has at last used the bridge
sidewalk near Brewer’s. and is about
putting the walk on the other side of
the trees in front of laverrnsn' I. ..
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«The event It the Wee Burn Golf
club grounds. tomorrow. will be the
team match between the horns club and
the flurhahen club, of Elisabeth. N. J.
Butcher Weed. late with Lockwood at
Stamford. and now with Cantrell of
Dorian, has. through sickness. been on-
[able to go his rounds for the past three
or four weeks. and is still my Iiek.
There was a fairly good attendance.
.Wednesdsy night. at the sociable of
Wis Hook and Ladder company in
the truck house in Main street. Wood's
orchestra. of New Csnasn, provided the
music for dancing. .
William J. Fleming and William
Northrup have made extensive im-
provements in the building they recent-
iy purchased of William A Ferris. of
South Norwalk. The ante-room of Iv-
anhoe Castle. Knights of the Golden
Eagle. have been moved to the front
of the room, and a new four-foot wide
staircase has been put in. Charles Ad-
ams has leased the lower floor of the
building, and will open a bottling es-
tablishment there.
The bicycle which was found in the
woods at Darien three weeks ago. by
Mrs. Joseph Warga, was identified ycs
terday by a gentlemen and his wifo
from Milford and taken home by them.
Mrs. Warga.turned the wheel over to
Samuel Grumman, who advertised it.
andihen wrote to the manufacturers.
the Patee company. giving them the
number. 2,893. and they sent back
word that it had been Sold to A. E.
Ciark 8: Son. of Milford. in this man-
er it was traced. The wheel was stol-
en along with two others, six weeks
.ago. The owner paid the expenses
and rewarded Mrs; Wargo with a 82
bill.
MWAY‘I'ON.
A new piano arrived yesterday from
., .mwwurm
i sent dsi
this city not I one which is sinking
the series which will tom the founda
tion for the new Crosby street bridge.
. serves as an attraction for a large and
interested aualrmI while 11 it ill W7.
at on. . . .
ration has been made In which the
inundation of the Mike will rest and
a large force of men is constantly cor-
ryihg ,the dirt away» The Ipile driver
has been erected on the west side of
the stream when the antics are being
driven. It is very simple in construc-
tion. consisting of fear timbers which
form a frame to support the weight
which.drives the spiles.
The apparatus is moved to the place
where a suite is to be driven. The Ipile.
which. is about the also at a telegraph
pole. is sharpened on the small end
with an axe and is then placed in po-
sition to be driven. The weight, which
is made of iron and weighs methods-
and pounds. is drawn to the top of the
frame by three men by means of I
sa'sroo wheel and creeks When it
reaches the top several feet over the
solid. it isvrelaased by pulling a string
and fails directly on the top of the
sails. AI the Ipile Ilnks deeper into
the ground. the force of the blow in-
creases. as the weight has further to
fail.
done. Ephraim I'l‘homee. oi Norwaik,
has the contract for title part of the
workT-panhury News.
atworkissnoveltyin ll
On each side of the stream. an ones?
it will be necessary to drive nearly
. two hundred spiles before the work is
. ”o; "o.
M: messed; ear virtue
hummus elm“ "cannon-s
"new: (ferrule/'0 saga, trade mark.
ashes-n rm of xmnu,
Width "isle-W
of W” than that has
horse and does , beer thefts-I
Wit
natures! Ithis is the
use
“mmwmheen
udhwmdfiemrsd
marmomym
tIII Mutt It the mean
and eeethstit lathe kind yea
have Elf—'1! fiflt‘mmm
“In”; . r I
on the wrapper. [eitheliuauthor-
ity from are tons! I! W“ "it'llt
The ocean comm. of which
chest I. timber is President.
"m M. 1898.,
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‘ “llriliiluiiirillsiu Bush"
was senses sense-r. sa- Imam.
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Daily News of Good Clothes.
Top Coats Of Style.
The man who wants a top-coat looks
first of all for style. We're looking for every
man who wants a top-coat.
kind Fashion has ordered—loose. not too
long or too short silk lined, of new shades
of covert and of soft black worstcd~but not
at “ordered" prices; $10. $15, and for $20 the
mate of the tailor s $4o~iop-coat.
We have cxactco ics of tliebcst hat-
ier'sDcrbys. .rll but l.I cl and price. for :53;
second best, :52. Mcigs 8L Co. special, 51. 50.
So many men like odd trousers with their
We have the
Quarter of the .Cornrneswealth.
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'i'wo trolley cars collided at Meadow's
End. Milford, early yesterday morning.
The were were not on schedule timsiasd
were taking chances on reaching the
laments in safety.
teen Dimmers in the esstybosnd ctr
and all were bruised and badly shaken
up. None were seriously injured. Both
cars were badly damaged.
Warburtotn. or Mitford. was out about
the head and face. but not seriously.
News has been received in New lla-
ven of the death from typhoid fever at
Ponce. Porto nice. of itodmond Vernon
Beach, first lieutenant and adiutant
first United States Volunteers Engine
cers. Lieutenant ”each was a and ti
the late John K. Beach and brother of
John K. Beach and Francis G. Beach.
captain of flattery V. Heavy artillery.
C. V.. and the news of his death was a
great shock to his relatives and friends
in New Haven.
Miss May liailey. twenty years old.
was seriously injured in a runaway ac-
cident. at Dunbury. Site was one of a
party of six returning from Brewster.
N..Y. 'l‘hcir wagon ran into an esca-
vatlon ten miles from the city and the
horses run away. Miss llailcy was
tlashcd against some stones by the
roadside and her upper jaw was bro-
ken. the fracture being a very serious
one. She was also budiy’ cut by sharp
rocks. The driver, Jarucs lirown. at-
tempted to stop the horsca and was so-
vurely injured. The others escaped un-
hurt. '
Jeremiah (‘Icrnmont
Mrs. of New
illnvr‘n, was bitten by a Vii loua dog and I
to .
lcannot live. Mrs. ('lemuiout w. ill
lcall on Mrs William Welcb. As slIc
jcnicII-d the house a dog belonging to
ithc family living next door sprang up-
on her and hit her scvcrciy about the
body. 'lhc dog belongs to Mrs. Wil-
ilinm fluff. and bad bitten several pcr-
iaons before. it Is a vicious bound and
is gri-utly (cured. The pollcv are look-
iing for the dog. but cannot find it. it
its a pct of the owucr and may have
ibccrr hidden in order to prevent the po-
lllcc from killing It.
i
‘; for street, Ncw Canaan.
V'cstcrrluy upon a charm of borer-wirin—
i ping his win-m duughitr.
it‘nnaan, and pleaded guilty, but said
: lIc was iorccd to do it on account of
"Tim justice
udjourncd
lll-trcatmcut hc rccclt'cd.
I’suspcndcd sentence and
There were four-i
Miss Carrie:
1 Francis l.. Daniels. who llvcs lu (‘ar-
‘ in a house
{owned by (‘. W. llodgcs. was arrcstcd
“4‘ was
brought bcfore Justice Silllman of New
..........,.. ”mom-I no...
warning. Dyer is visiting ”lands
in New Yprk city.
Mrs. Loveday. of New Haven, was
the guest of 0. W. Jennings, last Sun-
day.
The Epworth league will hold an
entertainment at Mrs. George Batter-
Ion's residence. this evening.
James 1'. Richardson. of the East
Maine conference. occupied the pulpit
of, the Methodist Episcopal church.
holiday morning.
The under-lining for the new barn to
be luriit near the switch track by the
Gilbert & Bennett manufacturing com-
pany is about completed.
Mrs. Gust‘s fleet-has sold her place to
if. cl Osborn. of Roddiug Ridge. Mrs.
Lee held an auction of household fur-
niture last Saturday night.
'liIInry Osborne died Monday after-
noon at the home of his mother. Mrs.
Mary Osborne, where he had been stay-
ing for several weeks. Heart failure
was the cause of his death.
Dr. H. P. Mansfield left town Wed-
nrvdny morning for Southern Place.
8. (7.. ‘whcre he will 'speud several
mrnths for the benefit of his health.
Dr. Smith. of Brooklyn, is substituting
while he is absent.
iiir'hm Cobicigb's store. Worlncsdry
morning last. it was caused by a de-
fcctiw litre. Only about three foot of
discovered soon after it broke out.
fcw polls of water extinguish-Id
finmcs.
the
lrnvo one too."
Husband—"Keep calm about it. We
or of you is to have one.’
or to divisc r-omt- schcmc by wahich
person itctiing on an opcn street car
can do it without sitting in the lap of
the Minor who sticks to the outside
scat."
"l’shaw!" she cxoln‘rrncd,
want to spoil all the fun?"
"do you
ENGRAVING.
I uirvsseitneamwwfi of? mi ,
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Publioit Counts—Inn‘s m
Sculls . all: Fowl. WW
South Norwsilt Bapusslsl.
" ‘onm’ltm I‘ 9W
Make it public. i...
Tell the people about if. q
Grail e promotes publicity.
(iratc‘iiril citizens talk:
They tell their neighbors. loll Mi ‘ ‘
friends.
The ncws is too good to keep.
Everybody should know about the lit-
tle terminator.
"Bad backs" are numerous.
So low understand the cause.
Many South Norwalk people If!
learning.
And better still. tlu'y' re being carols
Lame backs are lame no more.
Wonk once regain their strength
This is the everyday labor in South
Nrrrwalk oi
llnan' It Kidney Pills.
Our citizens are making it public.
blrs. J. Jennings. oi No .1 Tolles
street. I citizen oi South Norwalk. says:
"I. like a lot oi other citiztrrs. got
Duan' s Kidney Pills at I’laistcds fl
store. My back acltcd at the time. so
although I had very little faith in pm"
primary medicines. thought they
wouldn't hurt me. and they mighido
some good. i was surprised how nick-
and Irrrrcil they acted. When lid
nisbcd the a the backache hail dis-
sp mired. '
)uan's Kidney Pills, for sale by all
dealers. mice 50 cents. sent by mail.
Fostcr- Milbnrii Co.. Buffalo. N soil
agents for ill: U S Remember tho
i usrue--Dosn e--end take no substitute.
Fire was discovered on the roof 01:8HERMAN'S FAD.
“fitncral, l uevor understood how it
iwas that you came to gain rise reputa-
the roof was burned. as the fire was iiion of "The ("mt American Been.
A Won't you enlighten us?"
The question tlcklcd him. The seam-
cIl face dissolved into wrinkles, and. ’
drifter laughing in his silent way for a»
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have come to an agreement that ncltlr- ‘ it a a fact
i
Wife—“Molt hcrc, Emil, if yocr col- 'I minute or two, said:
league's wife gets ll. new net i must;
“Wcil.now‘ you will be surprised
'when i tell you that the whole thing
was the work of General Grant. but
Just after the war closed
Grant asked me to take a ride with him
l'" Washington behind a horse he hal
"If i evcr tackle anything in the line just bought and of whirh he was very
of invention, " be said, "i shall cndenvmlprng ilmes of 1...“... have come we
fond As we spun down the avenue I
said: 'See here. Grant. now that the
must choose a fad.”
" 'Wbai are you driving at, Sherman.’
lrc tasked."
"I mean to any that if we don't fix
upon something tbc public will do it
for its, and it may not be pleasant."
|
"Well. it is gcncrnlly known
I am fond of horses.
will answer for mu.
mind."
“I told him i had flxcd upon nothing
as yct, but would try to do so. Mean-
whilc l nskcd for his help. He said he
would be glad to serve rucff
that
I suppose that
What have you in
carriage hire. troi res. hotel and
restaurant bills; . ndy. flowers,
shoes, magazines, hundred other
kniok-knacks that us buy for the
unlortunates whe- go to visit
New York for. Miss Grace Cudllpp, of
Main street.
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cuiawav coulstliat we “break" any of the
black clay stilts. The best three-button cute
aways cost $20 and $16.50 for a whole suit;
next best. $15.30 and $10 Vicunus. Chiuols
‘ UV .1 I . . . V
‘ court for one hour to inquire into the I, , I 0W a mi do you suppose (.rant
icaao. At the expiration of the hour, he “L will furnish “lid?" “km Sherman. with pretended
l flirt-d llrrrricls $5 and trials for limiting iiii'ilmldilml- "“lly. llc llliltli' straight
ills wife and thc some fine for bcntlng '00 Iror ibr» ricwsbapcr corrosboudonts and
leis Iizrrrgiricr ilic vihnlc amounting to imm ibcm that I had formcd ”'9 ”30‘
Two billiard tables have arrived for l
J. Sherman Hoyt's summer residence at
them, and ii is not III imagine tlrat Contentment Island. and llubets C05! 510 Si; «18,320 Three .2, IL ills line was mid by (I W :lution to devote the mat of my life to
Mlddletown gels .350,000 8 38M . 3 . . . ... . . . li‘dl‘lliig ilrc name of :r gallant for all
r I button cuiiway. double lire-wast l. silk """W-‘I “h" h“ "“' “”"m’ "” m” '
that she would no are it not or Miss Edith Wallace. of Noroiou I Ct i bclongings until paid. Mr. llIiIlgr-s WEDDING like young lzrdlee in the Iountry. At
the hOBpllBl- Doe walk Will“ to Heights, is the guest of Mrs. and Mrs. illL‘L’ti, illlti l0lll’ button Sillgic bl’L'IlSiCti SUilS. 1 are.) gave him “I... days to got "m u... . . 2 WW “"1“" ”m“ 1‘" intimated 10 the
enjoy more trade it let her keep Frederick E. Lockwood. St. John avo- mm”. house. Iii‘wspapcr mcn that ho would take it
alive to this oppor and do all she
canto get the be located here.
The men of our who have had
ihia‘matter most art up to this
time have been a hard and are
prepared to show commisisoncrs
when they visit 1 0 sites that are
all that could be 0d for hospital
purposes. 'l‘wo f to especially in
mind; one the R . place, situated
on the old Wcsq lid. and having
hoards of a I I0 acres. This
place is so locate Ie railroad that
a switch could u and cars run
directly on the y. The loiteri-
ford farm on the punk road is ril-
so prominent; it or one hiriidrcd
acres. Is on the l the trolley. line
city water, gas a -iricliy, with an
opportunity for from the rail-
road within It hit {wt of the prop-
erty. This land bib and llllti cri-
ccllcnt drainage. urbt it the com-
niisiiiou can go u our here without
a wry favorable aioir. but if any
othcr offcrs IIIo -itcr than are do
they must be pr to give the sillili'
something pretty
lwi us all trite ate this instituI
tlon somewhere . town.
Yours in thc i of the town.
M. C iii) I’Altllltllc.
The militia is be l‘ulicd iliutoa
were passed l' 1792 and "N2.
rrrul many of i. visions now in
force are it hit .Ilel. For in
stands. it is at law of the hind
lllll o'ii'h llrllll "all." it“ crin-
Itantly pruiid it good musket
or ilrt-iotk of a nutrient lot' balls
of tho chitin-c i of a pound. It
huMi'iOiii bayou were Illntn. a
but and not i lit" at cartridges
or also with a ride. shot punch
and pomlrrlror
’l‘lic human I six Incircs in
length, i incite iuueicr and boats
onan nv-ragr- lines a minute.
4.800 tiiltrti an . hililii times it day
and an 102nm n the room of a
year so till“ i rt of an ordinary
inns ail years has beaten won.-
MJWO limis.
The fact ib ion remnants of
”Gilbert" are I! found In any
part of Africa lslned be In re".
piorer. who at i its limit mt the
bull" hive l . riit'e from cllme.
tie influences
salt by var-Ion mutt animate.
’
halt loan. a of eiIlcrdowri is
looted en let-lend. "on be.
ing exported t n geriatrics. iI‘or
meriy the pen to rece: ea or-
er His. per ,. r it. but the price
has fallen to i amount.
eaten in l‘eu of‘
nue.
'Charics DeKlyn and ilauglricr. Mrs.
Wright, have closed the Nylkod coi-
tIIgc at Pine Lodge. and gone to Dan-
bury for the winter.
Mrs. John lsolln and family. who
have been aummering at Captain Alva
Tuthlll's residence. Hickory liluff. have
returned to New York city.
The auction sale of tho i‘ffi‘cis
Milo ll.
John Wicks. a youth living
.lolrn uvcnuc. was alumiiug an air gun
crsbiy.
liM‘llElflltl’i' ”Mil.
taken a house and Iivr in the arrow
mariner. Itiii-h has his own room.
ihcrc is a general sitting room for at»
eisbiliiy and a dining room in which
a 7::iii o'clock breakfast is schcd for
time who go to work curly. il laicr new
for tho oihcrs and Ii laic dinucr urc
ai|‘\iit. The woman who does the
work is trusty and csperli-uu-d. and
IN dot-a the marketing and
work before Illi' Incl home at night.
Finch urea furnished his own room. and
tho iIIiibt-r furnishings of the sitting
room. the oak act in the drains room.
and tho kitchen and hail trimmings
were tonight from a fund uiuairmi by
lcvyltrg a weekly tart upon "it" via.
These young Iucii got all iiiII IIIIIiIioIIrI
It! It ironic. new rIIIlIody to both r ibI-Iu
or find fault with liii‘lil. and mu lw an
independent as ilir-y phase and at It
smaller can then their iriciuls find in
line ordinary iamrdina hottec i‘ari you
lwondrr row that so low int-it Inn to
marry? Why. they hate mitIIi Ilic
problem of huppliicse. ibcy will in"
ion. i‘liil when iirI-y )l‘itl‘ll for iI‘lllllllii”
sordid! they can find it In it hilliillItl
plcmnbi homes. where they are wcl~
corned with open arms almost iwIIatrsII
they are our ground. well mannered
land ssmnbficx i don‘t know as i am
Ileliia iIiaIIi r dircloslng this secret of
itlllfllltflil. II it may tend to reduce re-
ea lower the pereeniege of marriaare
- iiuflelo “items.
of I
Persons, of lirooksidc r‘uriir,‘
was concluded yesterday. and tho firm-I
lly has moved to Stamford to reside. l
in Si. :
ycrtiordny. when one of tire darts struck .
lili‘ oil wagon of (‘apiriin A. ll. all. John.
of East Norwalk, damaging it consul-j
I know of all young rrIcn who havc‘
till ilic‘
Trunks.
almost.
Take elevator.
mmwmmmwmu
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' ¥" THREE l
I; :- sroarzsI
We don't mean to run down our lrightr
priced gloves, but our walking cloves .ri $l. 50
will wear as well as the $2 or :32. ill-kinds.
We have good gloves for as liillc as 51.
Boys gloves. iii and SLZS.
Mhl...§,§<°I
Open Monday. friday and naturdsy Bosnian
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Tire suitcase has more in be indispcsablc.
We have them born 5;; all leather.
95'9””.‘933.
llrIrimrllI‘lIl.
NI-o' Haven,
liririuI-ttur i.
fie
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1A Star. 4 44.44.44;
of the first Iruignitndc is liltc ilro supci'iority
of our iootwcnr~rcusily soon.
dim light for tho cyo.
Latest Styles and prices that are right.
lijil Washington Street.
Io. leewalk.
Suck star‘s
'l‘lrut'a our shop itlcu.
C. H. GALE.
A ircw rIu-ibml of prcmrvinrr wood
from decay. known as ith ilIrIIitIiI prov.
m is bring tred on a tune Irnlc in
tins and lllllltl'l of withdrawing the
Iup and injecting creosote lll' suit t- "th
t‘i‘ antiseptic arrimiaucc. the I. literally
ilillli‘. Mr. liaskilis submits the wood
in IIIW‘rheaioIi air under a pressure of
it Iiluumr‘h'rcr. by this powers. ii is
owned. the say In chemically changed
iIIiIi Ii powerful antiseptic mistrus-
wlm-it. by «resolute lug with the Mir-r.
strengthens as well as pro-"Tree the
writ d.
“i than we as much of i‘lenhirigh as
I IiII-Il to"
"lied any imiilile with him?"
"Uh. no; but he's lost Iwcr
[mund- "
ioriy
london has iii. hit policeman. or is
it! every one of its arts ureter-e niiiea
uuccn itlisabcrii i‘l'l‘illt‘il sI-wn pct-rs»
.l'rI.
'l'lirri- .trc Wabbit Norman» in London.
Muitko is rife Will'l'hllll'll in some pin-la
of Africa
AIiII riIaiI railway-I i‘ililillly' ucarir 2.
0000"“ lltl'ii
liutior fetched .1 do It puuml during
ibi- IIb-ge of l’ill'lti
Nearly a quarter of all III-II- of in"...
by are hemlluarr.
rim-marry imports poultry in the val'
tie ol l2d.ooii.iiitn I you.
.\ needle prism iiiroitgb itil triers-
firm: in its manufacture.
wteiniorlanti is the mi sparsely
alia'y per cent. of the. do night dutm po'ii'eted lsgiish crusty.
h.
“11.1... F? f
“our cedars! noses
'Oornrniseioner Iacdonald Finds that
Towns are Making Improvements.
Highway i‘ourmlssloncr Janice ii.
MacDonald bus rclurrII-Ii from a tour of
lllhlli'i'ililll to ii rIunroI-r of towns ill ilic
Iriliili‘. Within ilrc pusl couplc of ch-kii
lll' visiicd rbI- following towns. llllilll' of
Ilicrir iWii‘i" tiring-port. i".‘|il‘lil‘iii.
lItriIIr iiIIlll|liim. iiuurdcii. llarlI-n. Stirru-
lorIi. Wait-rimry. \t‘uinrrown. ‘I'orritig
ion. WlIIIIiI-d. (’rInIIIIu. NIIainniIm.
INVITATIONS
ain- eynrb, including
engraving. for
$8
l‘Vi'l‘ ullrrrtl by another in tlil-
I
North Illi\'|'ll, Naybr'ook. i'ilnlorr. Mill '
iiii‘lilwll. lluriuiu, l'lulmlllc. ilmilbint: .
loll, Millard. “I'liii‘i'eiiilrl, Rocky Hill
Hicpncy, 'l'ruruiuill, HIMIitliii'. t‘lrc-IIIII‘.
INIIw Milford. lir'lIlgrwriiI-r.
I.liIIlrilII|Il. iio-dwn. llarwirriori. i'roa
|Icri, 'l'r'r‘l') \‘lllc lil‘lslril.
Wrimlalur'k. I'rll'iinlitl illirl i'l‘ilillwt'll
Mr .‘llil'ilillilliil, lil it Itiiittrmirrin
unlit ll iiuriiord 'l‘iruIIII rI-pIIrii-r, hiriltc
aiiii .r ngIii dual of cuilrusbrsnr of lili'
minimum of tho roiida ilirodlilioui ibII
stair. 'i‘bt- contractors who iruw dune
Witnlililgitiii
work on llic IIiIilI- riuids llilli'. as u rub. ‘
l‘Iii‘l‘li‘tl out the icrrua of ibclr i‘illlil’ill‘l‘i
'IbuI olIII~rinrrI~iI of iii-I conditions of
iilllil'lliili has but“ oblulrud it) cloar
utiltlilrig on the part of the lilglrwuy
IIIIrIrrriIIIItIIuIr No bus ii'ltl‘llt'il by ce-
pctlcricc tlrIii Itllllc Iouiructora IIIiIliiy
forgot the prI-I-iIIc terms of iliclr mn-
ll'lll'l. iiliil llitii ii iii only by ctiiialtifiilv
reminding thrill of ibclr forgcifuiritmaj
I'Iliimrrr f
oily.
i
and outside envelopes, the flu
‘zis a personal favor if thcy would do
Iwbur they could to spread the news.
:lt would doubtlee bc of assistance to
l
1 int: from ilIc pupcrs ihcursclvoc.
inc, and ho was sure i would appreciate
inside ilrc kindness.
”"llill. those
nccd I'm) tinting.
Iorrcepondcnts didn't
'I‘lic whole- thing was
out quality and most artistic l lit-raided front onc curl of the country
in tire orbcr. my first knowlcdgo com-
1 saw
Cilrrouglr ibc wholr- thing, though Grant
Ilrlcl in play litllilt'cill.
All. ill' W“ .
Eel) wart. but" uIlIiI Ii Sherman, "l for-
l'ldi'll Alllll'l‘lUNAl. lil'.‘ ‘
I
i [ml-ill“.
Wielding wurh iIIlIirIi rind in
i sorted in olive-lupu-
. eatra charge. tithe-r crime
' lug wrrtwraitullngiy ulirhp.
We also make a special prior
I e
l CALLING
CARDS
I'iste tutti tel Cards.
l .fh
and of what ilicy bat-I forgotten ibiij
“0‘
ill" i’llllll'tli‘l. Tito iiupt‘otriuciiie Iii
rIiIiIiII by ith .inic liiil bI-cri an “lIJi'I'i
lilaseiil in intuit iuriiioriiiI-II. Th. e liltii
rustle improvements at "w esprit-III fill
Ibr- ioeus which they would Itiii bung
.ibminbi of but for “W suggestion aivI-n
tiuru by the store nimb- "in be Milt
riic
ittu- lit. only lIIiII Itiii is it till thorough
aim ibI- luiprtm-nicui inn- not lat-Ir its
in rriiiriicrit us that done by nitric Itiii.
but any III pIiriIirI from the old. unit
tpiaiui again" of imprinting our mun-
t‘iill secure the bobcat fiiliiiliucut of.
work done at tho t‘ljiillw of tilt l
l “ “ til)
i Audra—I on Cards. on center a
i lias satin.
Where plate is furnished:
l0 Win.
it!) (lusts.
flees»
l
EVElllilO
try roads unit has it pt towns lti'we .I
slide is wr-lctmio. It show: "ll. illu
lessons taught by the aisle trait- been
irritant in not ulmlara. schoolmaster
llncilnirsbl who Is the teat-bI r of good
roads lessons ilntis ibat the good pen
pie of ihe conservative obi towns of the
aisle arc beginning to rI-siistI the bins-
IIiIIgI of good roads literywhore he
arcs cridciuo til the II site on the part
of the towns in improve their roads ev-
«it without aid from the aisle Mr
,lletIthnsiIi finale. too. that ibc inmates
and aelcciwicn are giving stir-hires to
[wild carrots and other weeds.
SEll'l'llEl.
l
wit lruur ‘
Nut“! 1, I" w". 1m. ”W lento blur and l iiml lili' work of trying
to livc up in tin nonunion lic made
for no rlIc mini delightful pursuit of
my lifII.«-l:Ilw.IrIi s. idiliII. In i'hautau-
Iru..in
You irriiic dlauppolnturi-ni when you
I-apcrirucni. lloWlii'a Littlm‘flnfly
liimvrs are pleasant. cIuIIy. thorough Ilt-
rli- pills. 'l‘lII-y cure constipation and
sick ill‘llilili‘lll' just as euro as you ilk.
Ilicnr. lilwnril 1‘. Wood. Nor-walk;
.ilourgn t'. tillllson. fioutli Norwalk.
. ndy.
LI
.
hilt-Ini- .
cm shorten eases
- - .v_. . .s....—......
For brokcn surfaces. sores. insect
bur-II. burns. skin diseases and sense
I-ialiy piitIII.iliI-rtI is one reliable roll-
ln-Wlil‘s Witch liIisel halve.
When you call for lchlii‘a don't Mk
I-ini cuunicrfI-ita or frauds. You will
not be Illaaiijmliiicil by lchlii’Ii Wltull
iiustIl ilalvc. liriwurd l'. Weed. Nor-
wrilk; ilcor‘lo C. Itiiisun. Ilotiili NM
walk.
Genome
III as at law livers heir
Dears the
Mus is!
I... .me
One Minute cum i‘urs surprises
[ample by iia quirk cum and child!!!
may that» It in large niteniiiios without
tiit- least dangcr. it has won for It‘ll
the best rcpulailriti of any pnjlai'llld.
uII d train for colds. cmup. tickling ll
lieu "this" or Iiitslihnin rumba. Id-
wtmi i' WM Norwelk; George 0.
utilises. sooth Norwalir.
in strain parts of Norway corn is
Itiii "M'ii an a Itrtwtiluie for min.
flare than twenty liliiioe free sam-
also of DPWili'l Witt-I iiassi halve
have been distributed by the use-nee
tavern What better record of ihnii‘
mariner-e in its merits do you if
it elm plies. berets. «ids. in
title. Iowan P.
Weed Math; 0. filth-n.
loath m
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Norwalk Chronicler