Evening sentinel, Friday, September 8, 1899 · page 3

 

 
 

 
 

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. aged eighty-live years.

- Grand Juror Nathan Dauchey will go

. ,monec'utters and bricklayers are at

, son system of book-keeping.

7 played by Holly

 

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lheee Summer Days. a $ng in WihileldISLgrag
W w. afrdleyosrn‘ur

‘ ‘ ‘ . " ' streets-trailer afternoon. J . ’

U ' . ".‘Letttre ‘ad'dressed to Mrsi/fidobla

"“'"" Brooks, hiias Nellie Byers. Miss Kath-

Comrade John Ehret. of' Hartford efln )1. Clark, A'. Drilye and files I.

took his discharge ions the, floats. Bop»
tember t. A
_____..._—_.. .
”made Oils Nash, oi the Home. is
Yag 'a week with his «enter. in

Jobs Brown. formerly of Noroton
died in Stamford. Tuesday,

 

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. , __—————a—ssa—
Justice William Schildhnecht am.
on a iishing expedition next week.
, .
Superintendent and Mrs. Cos and Dr.

M. W. Robinson are at the National
Encampment. G. A. 11., at Philadelg

 

' Ralph Robinson. of New Haven spent
a day with his parents. Dr. and Mrs.
Robinson, at the Home cottage. last

 

John Brown. who died in finite? ‘
Ridge, Tuesday. was buried in Spring
Grove Cemetery. Darlen, yesterday at-
mason.

I The work at the hospital. which has
hen at a standstill tor a few days. is
again .going on lively. Carpenters

 

work.

Mrs. E. A. Gates and daughter. Miss
Josie 0.. and Arthur lngram of Bris-
tol. are spending a week at hire. Dunn's
in Noroton avenue.

The residence of John Moore. on the
iidlow'Tree Road. is much improved
by'airesh coat of paint. .The street
has been h‘llasted with stone and gra-
vel by the seleetmea.

 

 

 

James Corrigsn. a well-known resi-
dent of Noroton died Wednesday night.
He was forty-four years old. The fun-
eral took place at 9 a. m.. today. from
St. John's R. C. Church. Noroton.

 

. Miss Jennie Batchier, of Brooklyn.
was the guest of Mr. "and Mrs. F. Y.
Maytbls. oi Hawes avenue. the last
week. Miss Bachtler is an expert ac.-
oountant. and a teacher of the Robin-

 

Last Fridax evening, Rev. 1". h.
Ainsworth. of East Norwaik. conduct-
étl the services at the Home chapel.
Elmer R. Joy. Miss ida Ainsworth and
Mrs. Patrick. of East Norwaik. render-
ed vocal music. with Mrs. Patrick as
organist.

 

. The Epworth League held its month-
ly business meeting last night in thc
dupe! of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Several ncw members were
received and a abort programme was
rendered. which was much enjoyed.

 

Lieutenant-Colonel liorenro Meeker.
of the Siaath Regiment. C. v.. who died
in New York. was buried at Woodlawn
Cemetery, Stamford, September 4.
fight veterans of the Home. who be-
longed to his regiment. attended his
funeral.

Sneak thieves Wednesday night.
broke into a building at Noroton. being
constructed by Contractor ll. ii. Avery.
When the workmen reached the build-
ing. yesterday morning. they were on-
able to ' 7 with the work. as their
tools had been stolen.“ There is no clue
to the thieves.

 

 

The selectmen are making improve-
.menta in Fairileld avenue and Chest-
nut street. Many large stones have
been removed. Some of"tbem had to
be blasted. in blasting one of them.
apart oi the stone was buried through
the roof of Ira. N. Hoyt's house. No.
one washurt. The damage was rcpdir-
ed by C. B .Fitch. ~.

Among many obo ChloyM—ré” .
pleasure at Noroton Heights. last lion-

 

day. were James J. and F. llutler. Eii- ‘

she and Sidney Lockwood and Miss M.
A. lmkwood. oi Brooklyn. and J. W.
Grader and a friend oi New York. The
pa‘rty‘took dinner at the home of Mr.
and live. D. Moore. corner oi Nnroton
”no and the Darlen road. Mr. Cra-

ls the ”not oi‘thefrank’ Ballard

 

Patrick unmanammn em-
, Icy. was making a
disturbance in Char cs Adams' saloon.
Wednesday night. when he was arrest-
‘ed by Coastshié Weed. In the Town
Hall. before Justice Schildkaecht. yes-
terday. Haalon was found guilty of
drunkenness and breach oi the peace.
A line oi 01 and costs was imposed. the
whole amounting to 014.23. Mr. Seeley
paid the amount and discharged Han-
ion from his employ.

 

Services w e held the Home cha-
pel last T ay~even rig by the Y. M.
c. A. of Stamford. The chapel was
well filled. There were twenty-live la-
dies present. w. H. Bump had charge
or the meeting. and W. F. Waterbury

‘ led_ the singing. Emmet Waterbury
p ‘yed the organ. Rev. William James
of Bell Island. made an cshortatlon.
Prayer was offered by Miss ilracr- Wil-
lard. oi New York and by Mrs. William
James and Captain Minstrel oi the Am-
erican Voluntecrs oi i-liamiord. sad al-
so by Mr. James. There were eight
present from lloll island. among thcm
Mr. Armstrong. Mrs. Morrison and
daughtetr. Several solos were sung by
Mrs. Day and Miss Morrison: also by
Captain Minstrel. oi Volunteers oi Am-
erica. who played the basin. air. and

Ira. JamesJirs. Day and W. H. Bump
t the afternoon at the Home. and

apes
. “'9"

tea with m stall. i

show IIVII.

 

‘ In. Joseph Squires and daughters

of Brooklyn. have been visiting in.

head ltiver.

 

Principal 8. l. Wallilvy. oi the Broad

 

Rowland] are awaiting claimants In the
Ro'waytoa postodlce. ‘ - ‘

Davis ailelnfie'dwzgu
A

fore be was released from his unpleas-
ant predicament.

iii Milli Sill

incident “client and cum

State Normal School
day. The entire day was spent in seat-
ing the scholars and in arranging the
classes into divisions. The total num-
ber oi students is 228. The enterins
class to «latch timbers 133 young lsdi .
113 in the training departmen
twenty in the sindergart
ment..
large enough to seat all the scholars in
the main hall Wednesday. Ari addi-
tional number has been ordered.

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“Wm ‘M‘Hilfl- 'atius" ll retraedh
"Warm cinnamon. 333-; Yo'i‘él‘i’i‘it'...l., .. 335°

 

 

A big mastil dog owned by (issue
P 0V” 0 ”W.
ssterday, a . ed on one of
0 iron pickets. gash. several ’in-
bes long was cut in the dog‘s side he-

 

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from {very Quarter of
the Commonwealth.

 

Middletown-Clarence L. Gladwiu.

while digging post holes on the farm
oi C. 1}. North. at East Long Hill. un-
earthed an old kettle and shortly af-
ter iound a few ludian bones and sev-
eral arrowheads.
also found.
was the bin'ial place oi an ladies of
some linportan
was the kettlein wh ch food was pla-
ced to supply the spirit on the way to
the happy hunting grounds.

Several teeth were

it is supposed that this

as ' that the kettle

 

New Britain——The fell term at the
Wednes-

rid
apart-
The supply oi oesks was not

 

Waterbury—Sunday last. the Rev. T.
M. Crowley, the pastor oi one oi the

Catholic churches here. denounced li-
quor selling on Sunday by saloon keep-

ers in his parish. lie referred to the
bddnsas and audacity oi the saloon
keepers who carry on business on Sun-
day. Bome of them have admitted de-
llantly to the priest that they sell il-
quor on Sunday. To a reporter oi the
Waterbury Republican. ~Father Crow-
ley said he would light to the bitter
end. He said he had not yet decided on
a plan oi action. but if it was neces-
sary he would bring the violators into
court.

 

University football team oi this fall
will have much assistance from Walter
Camp. the well known authority on idli-
lege football Mr. Camp denies that
he has been appointed head coach. but
he is quoted as saying that he has ac-
cepted an invitation from Captain hic-
llrlde to assist in the coaching and that

the eleven than for several years. Per-
cy Rockefeller. president oi the loot-

for the reception oi the players. who

September 19.

 

residence of Mrs. Erastus Wheat- .
School street by the front door, wh h
was unlocked. Mrs. Wheatoii wa
working in the kitchen. The thief went
upstairs to the room occupied by tho
Misses Frost and took seven diamond

and several silver teaspoons. It is evi-
dent that he was frightened away. ior
in leaving he dropped all of the tin.
in the hallway and two spoons werc
found upon the lawn. The ring that
he succecedcd in kceping is valued at
$155.‘""The Misses Frost were out rid-
ing'it'ihojlpic and have no clue to
ill’ti‘t'iil’e‘f."~ » .

 

Middleto'wn—(lno of it drove oi oxcn
being driven through the streets stray-
ed away from the herd and ran tip the
Miadietown Street Railway Company.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

and in stalked the huge or. The young
lad stenotl‘lphcr. who was on duty
became thoroughly alarmed when she
noticed the belligerent attitude of the
intruder. and tried to escape from a
mat" window. A number oi the-era-
ployees of the company came to the
rescue. and tried hard to induce the
or to depart peacefully. The animal
apparently got in without trouble, but
the going out was a more ilinicuit mat-
ter. and it required half an hour'shard
work to get the animal into the street
again. ‘

Waterbury—Nearn;a year ago. Prof.
H. W. Parker. ~ iisic teacher from

Danbury. was rested in Woodbury.
for alleged l moral conduct. There
was a trial. a illllillllll not convicted.
to aVoid further trou-
ble. he has been Visiting
the town and been seen in the
company of the i tighter of a moat
dealer. (in Wedne ay the big boys
of the town set a watch upon him and
as ho was leasing the young woman's
home he was met with a volley of eggs
and stones. Thr- attack was so severe
that the Professor gave the reins
his horse to a companion and. dr
ing a revolver. began to shoot at
pursuing party. There was no one
hurt. .

Simsburp—Edward Kelly of this
town died suddenly at his home and ii
was reported soon after that he had
committed suicide by taking rough on
rats The medical examiner was not.
notified of his death. and it was said
by those who knew of the circum-
stances that he died from a hemor-
rhage. Mr. Kelly was forty-sis years
. old and carried on a small farm. and
with his wife and a daughter worked
In the ltasign a Sickiord Safety Fuse
Works. lie worked Saturday In the
factory and Monday and Tuesday rc—
malned away in order to harvest lllti

 
 

 

 

River school. is nursing a lame hand
which he sat with an ass.

tobaeoocrop. Theiactthatthemedi-

 

 
 
 
 
 

-Henriotta, 46 inch, 590 a -»

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

New Haven—it is said that the laid

he will be able to give more time to quality. handsome I’OIIIId 10!;

ball association, has completed plans

are excpected to reach New Haven.

Putnam—A sneak thief entered the

dashed Sept. '5,
“a u A. u!
of mu. aneu-

Ohas- _. Iii . 01. Endeavors lak-
well; 1. 1!. iii: . . Hartiord. two
is. '0“th machine; Jacob a.
bite, Hartford, 1 .. sting tecopmlg

 
 

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GOOD ENOUGH TO TAKE.

The ilaest quality 0i lost sugar is
used in the in uiacture oi Chamber-
lain's Cough mody and the roots
used in its preparation give it a flavor
similar to thatfci maple syrup. making
it very please i to take. As a medi.
cine for the re oi coughs colds, la
grippe, croup id whooping cough 1;
is unequaled any other. It always
cures. find to quickly. For sale by
George c. 3 “on. South orwalk.
and I. P. W , Niirwnlk.

‘ OI- . .

, , Chang?! are fungus!» ‘J m.'$‘£.mc%lhihcfl.
...... . 1...... new ...... 3.35.3.»
’01" M ‘tnhjww Y' ,l't aid-innit bollei.‘LOVIT.nllno:v‘.'ille.w
time; Meanwhile the dirt Ham. «mg; “gunfire"; a s.
is a real benefit to custom- mfimm?’ 3... fi"?,“.',,',";,“
ere. ‘ nitrous» us to sell "71%“33 egg '5: ‘31-; 1:3“; 1:. r?
mnnvi'tihinss for. or: than if...” a. vow, u... and: :23:
W2” mm“ W ““1 "Migrations-.3333”
will” gfik‘m'i , he, ,1," 0' l:ivdfl‘l'iurd. New Britain, door: egg?
{:0 linfeelt qulahty, anode 1% mm: 1.. White, Waterbury. ms
' ‘su’ti ii sty as an wert '
87, 88'5and 810. But they. cam-roam...
have become soil so we M“ “mm” W
make the price 8295 each. "7" 4
3A} lower pricelstithe treduc- 30m mm m mm m mm m
ions are pro 0 one. o. .5 3...”, m

Waists o finest white 333'.” ' t u m" m,
lawn. bias rows of insertions
and tuckings, 50¢ each.
Every one worth at least
doub e. .
Near New Staircase.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Black dress goods must
be a fast Jet black to stand
the test of wear and weath-
er. These have been prov-
ed: Black all wool'cheth,
60 inch. 50c a yard; black

 

The ”first ii

oi a real man is to
do his duty .

 

tine hiinutc. Cough
Cure complot cul'Ild me." writes lici-
en Mcllsnry Jamnrck, N. l). (lives
instant relic! )0ch C. Stillson. South

tell on Of all the goodness
in t em. You’can see it
i r" yourself.

 

Front semcnt. NO'V'H“ rd "~ Weed, Norwalk.
. fl Termid'h lrd. called thc green
'1 . W C “Dal-1:30 a. m, m
f Theser 81'}? Ope’émg dfays course. he is . champion worm eat.
01‘ men 8.8 oes. 8908 ter char; but. 1 think oi his case of
case of the new styles has immu-
been amvmg for: 3 weeks nuguuA .3 “gummy.

lt'has lu icon demonstrated by
learned I its that Rheumatism ;.
heredlta that it is due to a mi-

past and now we can show
all leading fall and winter

goods. They’re a hand- Erotica" t ic‘Tiu i‘i'heu‘matlam
. hrs a cro an th
some lot. all as good as d, m, «mat-.5321“;

Manniactur .’ Corona Compounding
Co.. Camde . J. For sale by It. ll.
Piaisted. i vashington 81.. South

Norwaik. C:

A man's rim runs cithcr to horse
or weeds. 'eforc, let him season-

thv look, some better.
ici kid is one of the
most popular leathers for
men's shoes. and deserved-
ly so. There’s more com-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, There's iii "a hope while there's
yard; black mohair cheviot. o‘no 1:11:30"! 3; grim; ‘“.“"i."'i
' o n u u
46 lnchi 590 8 yard' won t shage and l s over the illrst I:tagcli ,

 

rings belonging to Miss Louise (1. Frost vier
880

It’s time to think of hea-

underwear. 1‘ or

match at the price.

stitch,

skirt and pearl

Drawers are extra doubl

Th once door happened to be open. gusset with suspender tapes

and tape finished seams.
Right Male.

u v i 3. of our Lehlgh Coal: Less drt. less

B'efqre "you 80.9 “I? h" " as dust. more comfort. more astiniiactiou.
Christian in Bridgeportd or ii: nisnssuoss cumin.~ m° ”If”? 3;: gym". Mir mm-
Monda evening. you ShOlll ‘0 “m" "i" l M" u“ Gives satisfaction brigade“: Slalom:-
read lall Caine’s. story. i" 'iigioiioilgniiiii Tying; “cw" m" T" " “m w "" ”’
‘ V the edvantageof ueiugit always. 06.00

Sunday odors a golden

441.; here.
Just lnsldc Shoe Store.

h we have men’s'medium
weight merino shirts and

drawers it will be hard to

Shirts
are bound wrth silk braid.
have double sewed seams

overlooked ribbed

buttons.

. 9!:
portunity. Bound to clot ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

fort in it to the square inch “3’ "'0 ~ ""9 “n" ”my "‘° 0 V
, e v 0 el’. . '
than in any other material ‘——£—— : I Dayls& Son
' ' ' ' ' Ches awn. alsmaeoo, Mich. ‘
muse. and It ‘3 0f Splendid says: kDyspepsia Caro cured . '
appearance ,at the same nee of‘a mam. museum; can : 1 5
- _ men 1 to i . . ‘
time. Here s a few p0pu,‘ 33““..1’”; m5. ,5... 325' 333:. o l'llLORS. CLOl‘llllillS. ‘
lar shoes made of this stock: aid iromc .lizmlsd'il.’ and secures on- : lll'l'flills All) ”“3““

. . pepsin. I r ‘. i Ion. uth Nor-

Mens lilack \icl Kid “TWetitea‘ll w hilt; Ed 1‘. Wood, Norwallr. : . .. I
it ”Manhattan"). single soles. $4.

. . \' . . 1 an m A truly and great man is onc O .
(”1:15:33ui‘gz‘lllylditllflz‘liove 0 witil who can t‘ll hot lamp chlmn O SUllth Norwalli,
double sole and vlci kid linings. et. a“ '09“ ““3““ “i m“ ”m ° . .

Men's Black \‘ici Kid Shoes. medium tilne. . 0011]]. 1
narrow too, with tip. the ‘ldeteor' : ‘
l t. is. . - ‘ ‘
”Men’s lilack Vici Kid sum, wide. sun-as "uh” U ”’"°””’°°°°*99
in plain ioc. thc "Newport" last. 83. w ‘ .. . .. __ , -
Shoe Store. " . WE cut lllllll Am
“The 'ith the How" has creat- . . v _ ..

i. but it is nothing to that
caused i ”M Girl lWith the Paris-
sol" in ed crowd; only the laticr
sensatio more painful than pleas-
ant ii it ions to be your eye that is
d out by the irresponsible
rc.

cdasen

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tions.
as Dr Witch Hazel Salve.'\Mra.
.Qiatron Englewmd Nur-
m-y, go. says of it: "When all
015., r l healing our babies. it will
irge C. Stillsoii. South Poor-

9 .
' arrl l’. Weed. Norwalk.

 

lake is in a serious condi-

J

 

. One bottle at Chamber-
lal illc, Cholera and Diarrhoea
lu cured me sound and well.

.1. it. 01838. li'lse‘aetIe. ta.
chronic diarrhoea or twelve
y rhree bottles oi ber-
la oiic. Cholera and

cured me.

1.. SHAVllt. riaeasfle. Va,

To' the advantages olierd in tle sslng

WM.

isvuio tocswoon e co.

Branch Oihce. corner Washi
, Main street. South Norwalk. t.

a. at. to 1: m., and from 1 to I p. m.:
Saturday. 0 a. III. to is in.. and lion-
dsy sveaiags from i to e. i
interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN BohItANB. Prest.
JOHN 1!. ”I818. Vice-Pill
ono. F. BEARSII. See. and

 
 
 
 

 
 

:eeeeeeeeeeeeee‘ee

. ,
:_ Our New
: m1’:’71‘£batl..iw ‘ :l .1.

Store '
will be open
Sept. 15.:

Then watch

for a
Fall and
Winter'_
Display ‘ ‘

 

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such as The Nor?

 

walks have
never seen

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()pen
Every Evening
until 9 o’clock.

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WILLIAM P. BEER

 

As we pur-
chased our

Nollie. 'Nillin. Niflust. Bililllllliil

 

ll.l..li.li.tndli.ii.ll.'limel‘ableE

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR

A. M.—12:53x.4:55s.5145. 6:15.6255.l
7:13. 1:543, 8:16a. 9:03a. 9:36. 9:581.
10:22:, 11:35:. 11:40.

P. M.——l2:l7x. 1:11. 2:25x. 3:04, 3121::
4:07, 5:l0x. 5:33x. 6:56x,
8:11. 10:20.

A. M.——l2:53x. hzibx; 9:05.

P. M.—3:213,6:3F.7:20.9:451,10:10.i . '
LEAVE new vrinK l-‘Oll. sourii.‘ (“monk
NORWALK. l
a. M.—12:02x. ozoo,ozoo.7:oo.ti:oor,; ‘ SENTINEL BUILDING

9:00x. 9:02. 9104!, 9:06. 10:02x, 10:01.‘
“:0th. 11:02.

P. ill—12:02:.
3:301, 4:02x. 4:04x. 5:021. 5230:. 6:00x. . ‘
8:02, 7:00 8:0“: 9:30.

AIM—12:02:. 6:00, 7:30. 10:02:.
P. M.—6:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR;

A. M.—-1:11x. 1:201. 6:28. 7:42. 8:46.
19:11:. 10:12x. llzililx. iizi'z. ' '
l’. M.—12:02x. 1:12, 3:073. 4:18.6127.
6:27. 7:05, 9:05x, 9:15. 9305:. 11:15.
Bridgeport in addition to above. p.
in.. 2:42, 6:0“. 7:28. .

A. M.—l:lla, 1:20x. 7:42, 5:12.
1°. M.—~7:15. '“
sourii NOllWALK 'ro naununv.

 
 
 
 

scaom soors 1r . ,.
new YORK WHOLESALE PRICES. °

i ‘1‘!»

Bookseller, Statioacr and Engraver. ' fi
49 Wall Street. Norwaik.

 

 
 

' . . ~ advance
in prices and freiglited ii at a low rate we
are BIG

‘ re arcd to furnish the cho' i:
will: BEHIGH at the same pricdlfssSohuy- ‘
kill and other soft coals are oflered. .

 

RAYMOND BROS. ' ' 7 '~

0.1301213? ,

loin.
l
liioolfienv
iMACKEREl. . 
O ' is'

 

 

in eliect Junehi'l, 1899.

 

new rungs.

 

 

 

6:41, 7:65. ?
SUNDAYS.

 

 

Booth Norwalk. Conn.

 

'i:04. 2:00:. 2:01. 3:92;:T

 

SUNDAYS.

NEW HAVEN.

SUNDAYS.

A. M.—6:3.'i. 9:l:'i, 10:03:.

P. lit—1:20. 4:25. 5:10. 5:58. ‘
DANill’llY To soli’l‘li NilliwnliK. ‘
A. M.—‘-—6t00. 7:25. 9:38. 11:34.

P. Dir-4120. 6:40.

Sunday trains to llanbury. 9: 20
7:25 p. m.. la-nvc Bunbu'ry. 8:05 a. 111..
6:10. 9:001:

An 1 indicates express.

mucosa
arouses
masseuse.

‘MIW IIQUIIIAI'

Tavl()1'&G¢)ldeu’g,E , wr‘ioaraats AND amen. ‘ .‘

EACH.

done in this section d

a. m.

 
 

'7SamlCOmstock» _
. 72 ,

glumdihmnllhuht

'~ Railroad Place '

‘ eos sire sroasos or
Furniture, Plant»,
Biopsies, Carriages
etc. etc. etc.

 

no pun and [nuns om FISH, ' CLAMS, LOBSTERS,

 

is wishing»: emu. so. lion-1‘ 80" AND “All”

{SHELL GRABS,

 

 

mm ° iLimii ii i.
Celt ti, - Plillpllis gill gals“. on the '
“can“ giiiiiiiiiiiiiiis

Can Be (lured

 

Reyalgeari. ‘ ‘
m in not 11‘ nicotine

' ’ . French indentations; 3 "

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i “Wm “39““? - -

,HUNTOZELUFF"‘"‘

 

Successor to B. diam
Coal Yard and Oilice. Watel street;
a.

Telephone Call. 81-8.

 

 

 
 

 

Bridgeport

lllE lliliillllll Illll 60008 Ell.

 

 

om natural causes.

illlflflllfll.

 

next Sunday.
of East Norwaik.
____._..__._—
While Principal S. B. Wakeley

wound entirely through the hand
lwccn the thumb and ilrst linger.

 

stitches to close the would.

‘ calverhminerhaii anther-a notiilod sun
that the funeral has boon appointee
s people to believe that his ties...

Mr. Morgan and Mr. liulshart. oi
llrooltlya. will hold an all-day service
at the Methodist Protestant Church.
In the afternoon they
will be assisted by. the ltevival Band.

splitting wood after returning from his
school. Tuesday night. the age he was
using glanced. making a very painful

was immcdintcly driven to the ultra
Di". Walter Hitchcock. who took all.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

i, . ' Telephone 81H.
ISchool "
Children’s \ .

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