:‘ ‘ Hum.
. la. he ts‘lnperotury is
’ so sec oi,
raw-w:—
Charles G. Nichols. of. Utica. N Y.. is
the guest at friend! All South Norwalk ,
mans—Ha...
Mr and Mrs. W. 8. Startth return»
ed this: morning. from the Pan-Amen.
can tr 1). ~
William Floyd. colored. want on duty
yesterdoj por r in the new Billion}
completed: ‘lildviarli J. hadrigau is do-
ing the work.
There will 59 another hop tonight
at the Nor-991i: Yacht‘m
Hickory Emil.l j ' :3.
~A nice shady spot and an Imperial
Crown. cigg’r-‘M " '
Miss' Elinor fig!
avenue. went to too. Mass. yester-
day. to spend two weeks. A
LCurtis and Miss Anna
( qutis. cr‘llnion Park. are visiting in
Huntington. 1401.18 Inland.
Misa‘ Nuth'blaryéofiwost' street. re
turned home Saturday afternoon from
a week's visit in New York.
Rev. Clarence H. Wilson, of 893 Bar‘-
99139 9.9 91999939 poems
gotiimhnrcm we no
if sailed saturdoy.
' A. lit. on the steam-
er Lucania. 9 was givcn 9 farewell
Won his jdd’fp9rturc. at the
hots of 3ldr9.f«3wi.arrigan. in Railroad
avenue.‘ ‘ ‘ '
P i th hood is bolus cov-
eugnwgth 9 9', which has
been match: th9 contractors.
who are building the new lighthouse.
they having had- about one hundred
ton9 lctt over. 3
The cantsinAA we baritonilns Man-
ale-A Swan. with ill) I P
Rico sugar. stood
several rim. tiii‘FtIitb
trad
ho ‘ 8 Irina Lamb. selling
‘hoiisalc prices for Satur-
Theénew ahe'r st3'aet bridge is about
lib house A“
Smith 7"’of Edwin“.
A. constant . .
A. Leroy Wiiae‘lswfile'hu-ifi‘lrm
"as
‘ .nmf‘m‘”%‘&in‘“fi '“
mum-cow
I“! WWW!“ on and “
has roturend to his. home;
' Aiiieigu'ust' someones acute orwaIlitA.
~ Mummers i "‘it .‘el New stark
Aspent Sunday withuhor parents. Mr. ,2
' and Mrs. northern flattened, lIn Spring .
street; 3 “'3 i3 3
Main street, entertained Mr. and Mrs
‘J. B.1.nthr‘9pc. of Eroolrlyn,
or Sundown A, =
Miss Criasis Brantigan and Miss Mar-
garet Dowd, or bong Island city. are
getting Miss Mayme Bowl. of Union
ace. 3
Arphia Moore and friend oi East 03%.
onto. N. 11..“th 83333de I‘iith Mr sod
£9.9- Alonzo W famith. oi Woodward
nue. A .
'. 4 A.
West street. are entertaining Mrs. W.
Bchnuctody. N.Y . 'A II '
W. i :‘f A
Motorrnan Gilbert Norton. oi the Red
Line. and tamiiy. have changed their
place 9! residence from I‘Nen street.
3, film A
(inorge E Lahe. of 81 Harbor avenue.
lost or had stolen at North Beach. yes-
ih his trousers pocket.
m—p
Have Union. and wile. were the guests
yesterday, of Mr. and Hrs. Warren P.
Smith; at Madison strut.
W...
1:9th Henry» Barnes. J.r of 899th
Moin street. is spending two weeks with
his grand-parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
D: Barnes. or New Hsven. A .
. W’—
daughters of comm... E'J
are expected to arrive in New York on
the steamer vim-1m. today
W‘
Rev.W WW. 1'. Duncan. pastor of the
South Norwallt Methodist 'Church.
preached at the West Normal: Union
chapel at Is: to oclock, Sunday nttor~
noon.
Association will start from Baxter's
drug store tonight. at 7 o. och. One
hour-will he spent at the
Association Wilding. .
W
R. Bulkicy.
Wil~
liam Shepard, Charles A Young and
on the Orange Mountains. on a low
days. and will then visit tricnde in
Newark and New York city.
9:;th so {hos " '
toth 9' piit it than
9 wheel struck him.
Wt
"9°23...”
.4559. All
improvements lailridgepgrt, spent
infloothvfhlorvai
Mr. slid Mrs Charles Rotter. 0! North ' "
N...Y OV- AI‘l‘
Mr. and hrs. Charles E. Seymour. of
n. Seymour and YaniigIhtei'I Fiossie, Iot
terda'y. a run or‘te'l. which he carried'
Editor Alexander Troop. of the New ‘
The Nielsen can and Elsie run.
The trolley ride to the Bridgeport “
ridgoport I3
John B. Wang“. a hralicman living
6:! Qt mmufibt u .
as. so ' any none
3 audio 9. new... manner.
.I‘
For quotationshsqulrc at any time
Gas Range
‘7739 res! of the house (hallways com-
A farisble'. Thai 9 because
‘ " THE HEAT IS coumvrm me
just where needed. and can be
Turned off at a moment .3
notice. ‘ '
Do Not Delay
But call at our office
I .3 4:1in Iarange.
Bonn All All}
A..'A
A ’A’Qld Sport?” sells chewing guns.
“31 s I I I3‘“ I I I
ammmcchm-ou
3 Robert Alisoiuool‘i dih‘n‘er at Sheffield?» ‘ A 3
ammo-Sound. yesterday. . A. . A. '
Mrs. John L Richards and doaghtéf.
Annie Louise. are the guests of friends >
a» an ’
OUIIIIA “MIPATIOI.
{llalslNiF-fi
at some college
9
humor ILA sumo"? aligning
ton, 9:31.. whoaI they saw he was torn
"Ipaid. on
preaching a haochni'ansliaa serraoafl A
weir: MAINWD‘VMM ' .
9am on... "039
Spur " w c: 9 all Well known in Non
Val it
has been a resident
‘ '- .ot tili‘icago tor'the past few years and ’ ‘
aiirglem than}l the following clipping’
3 3 pane. ‘-who has. for
“19: _ ‘n 1.3%.. sfirsctcih arohnd
9 8 0380 “(11383.
. ”997911 the tdudevilia houses. wail
‘ evidence on ‘the streets. He come;
over to 999 the 'Eonneotieut doings 3:3.
9
hits boon doing in the llilnols‘ci‘ty.
When soon he seemed discouraged.
" "It hain’t no cinch to sell the stud.
up here in this blamed town " remarki-
91! “‘Old‘ Sport." “The only dubs that
i kin see on times here curbs is bunco
.wuteeiors from Chi and dcy haint too
kind what buys They looks for the
raft the some as i does. and the only
if is that 1 gives value received and
they gives nix tor the long green. But
{A say. the funniest thing that I ever
see is the signs what are on your
darned police stations here. The cup-
pore has put up signs what reads
‘Wclcome It P.0 0..E Say but haint
that a beaut of a reception to have
”stuck on IIIIItlic Root of a police 2...“.
the l"
am
uwuucadumwtoeluouu
mummified."
“ GoetiganwDon't say you aint done
& Ullimgll
nothin'.
Madigan—wtnd why not?
'Eocause that isn't good En lion."
“Faith i'm glad to hear it. or by
the powers. noyther am I."
‘ s
A State of Ohio 99.. City of Toledo.
1.9999 093m”. A. A
Prank J Cheney mixes oath that he
is the senior partner oi the drip oi P.
J. Cheney Iv. 09.. doing business in th
City ’0: Toledo County sad sale store
that 9919mm will pay the
sum 9! Nil: HUNDRED DOLLARS
tor each and every case of Ostarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
Hall's comm cure. ,,
FRANK .l CilitNDY.
9mm totem oru Ind and IllllIcrlbeil
in my pretence. this 9th dayIn or secs...-
her, A. D.
“A. W. (AWN.
Notary Public.‘
more camsmw worn 39m
easily and acts directly on the blood
and mace thm'm ot the system
fiend tor
HWNg'Y d 00.119319“ 0.
Boil!J be HW"?
Hall's l‘amily Pills are the host.
‘ but gauvii. i333
. slaves dad will never be worn on
‘ oppontuInity to. operate
’ nectlcut delegation _A
time when he strife: ‘ A:
shoe. to he the some» h
* in: the enactment of
rtyuid m
such as style
ernor Mensa
in A. e
hispursuual
‘ the northwest ‘
th' at: ll»
_ , 1
hum are moose. 5::
$119an and Stripes" '1‘
fl tucked hnclr. 751101 trimming 011‘ front,
ciety he has only contemph .A man of
means himself, he recognizes and at-
593339 the oblléutions or, wealth, -. and
there. again. has fresh air creed nus
‘The time it
coming) he declares. 'when the stingy
rich arid the lacy poor will foot' up the
some in he holuace sheet oi! public
estimation; The cost met
not ‘wo move.’
3? n the N ht diroc
tio'l‘n’ e'i‘ii‘e inverter was out in a
country town~9nd that's where he no
quired hi9 {roe 3 one. Although
his 19 office 3139 in on! he contin-
use as 3 Wow l in
{Int little it lip
9 received his as skin from the
high school he sing a néuspaper r‘c
porter and this fresh air principle was
visible in his “brassy null entertaining
work. e'i‘iiol he plunged into law". pol-
itlcs and legislation. and. was shortly
recognised as one or the dominating
(931399 in”. ‘the ‘htate committee oi his
party. as a legislator iAhis first dis
anguished public service was in occur-
a law creating a
state board of pardons; He possesses
attrwtive' personal Inuolitlcs and has a
wide acquaintance With public men.“
MEETINE OF THE STATE ABOARD
W
A. o. H. Msmhera Hold 9 Quarterly
Meeting at Gavin Rock.
The regular quarterly meeting of
A 0J1. was held
the state board of the
Friday afternoon. at Standtord' a hotel.
I Satin Rock; and ei ht 91 the twelve
. members were prose
Was called to order by
were heard the meeting proceeded to
its regular routine business. The
state board is composed of the tour
state bill‘cers and a representative from
each county. making in all twelve. and
the following counties were reprek
sented: Hartford. 1’. Dorcay: E's: r
helm)! mMoNorney; New London. M.
enema; Tolland. B; Relay; New
Nation, J A. Haynes, and the state ofli
curs present beslles Mr Daron were
33an D. Ryan. at Hartford and ‘
Rev. J. J. Kennedy, the chaplain of the
order.
Mr. Doron' a report showed the older
to be in a first class condition and that
its membership is ataodiiy gaining. It
was one of the most encouraging re
ports that hare been heard for a num.
her of yum-9 “by mExaminers of the suite
haird3‘3'i‘ wed the revolt of
Mr. om. which showed the order to
he in: Itiptop shape“ financially.
After the reports were heard the
Members at the board talked own- the
5 posolhillty of attending the national ‘ ‘
contention to be held in Denys” 001..
sen it . All the statoorgsnisstitm
send donations and it is expected
that; number will go tram this state
Other items or interest were discussed
at length and the meeting came to a
close sitting 733”“ MA”- tin
prev 9 9 rose was s
hermit! shutout 999999 a line shore
dinner to the hoard
Dublin!) To some Fall wIKIlit. A
Governor's ms to Attend the Alsac- . ;
0' l‘
min at camp lacuna.- A
Adjuts'nt 099ml Colo has i99996 the ‘
ransom ardent-i» 3
9 No. ill."
.. a, MA
( 1th hi9
viiila‘ge of Simsbury.” After ‘
t. The meeting
State President
of Waterbury and after reports
9 it. to ‘
tucked I“intuit. hiehone sleeves. ill
Ladles' sailor collar waists in blu‘
ox vhlocd or lavender, white piqu
ohamlsutte and pique tr thing on 90
Aar. $125. -
bodies white 1999 shirt walnut.
9919933119. edit collar. i509
lucked or embroidery trimmings, soft
collar and cuffs, d1
wolsts.~ insertion on collar, tucked
chemisette. fancy collar.
sleeves. $1325;
89M: outlines 0088335? NEWS.
Bummer corsets season 19 here:
per, right fitting aorta.
in tact and at little cost.
0
sale price. 399 pair.
Somme corsets in plain and fanny
long and medium lengths, 609.
Batiste corset, straight front. trimt
med top and bottom with lace and
drawing ribbon, regular price, 759: one
cinl'. 5033'.
Empire corsets in Contille and not,
1999 trimmed 609.
Thomson‘s glove fitting summer cor
sets; straight from, 8100. ,
Batiste corsets in dillerent lengths.
strIoightI front, :1. 00.
' .Ladl'es" white lawn shirt waists.
Ladies" white 3.1.... sailor collar
bishop
summer corsets are “also here; the pro-’3'
much comfort
“Snow Queen." superior quality not. '
line satin stripping, lace trimmed who...
nets, lace trimmed top and ‘hottom,3
N sweet shapes ot
signs. too; m‘any m 3139
more made of wash inn
Men‘s Madras wa‘a‘h
ouch. '
Mons Madras wash: You
in stripes, 1234.9 each
Men's latest rev/93'
tou‘réindrond ties the 9
Men’s hat wing ties iii .
and oolorings, 259 each
o'.olocl3 Just ‘
enough just new.
A popular price is 50 cents. p9
sahsfacioru lli everu respect as is .1...
A abililll Ito secure.
inc sallsfacloru We are selling.
' sidcrablc Undergarments.
We here illiiiiel' priced on
’1 MAJ.
the first.
lira. sternum-e! don’t
AI mm lg“ 019101.111“
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