b : uninsured-1s unite. ill at the
3
Fred Lundnulst, of No. 11 Henry
street, still continues to improve.
Mslmo‘s cul‘o looks very pretty at
night. lit up with various " colored
lights. . .. xiii ‘
Hubert s. Mitchell. who bits r-bcen :
seriously ill at his home in putts Rises,
m
is viiilglitlyl ifii‘piiamj l
3""190119 broke the lock“ on the dam.
pines.
‘ L..
week at
Mrs.
. . Haiilundshoussjst Belle island; hull:
of liaincrs cigar store, Tuesday night. returned. to her Mme in Brooklyn.
Not one hunted tbs-bulimic. . Mm
The regular Thursday evening way most WWI”? WW3 ladies 0‘ 39““ 1“
or meeting will be omitted at the East land, 599“} 3'3“?" at “3" Bell 151““
Avenue Methodist church. this even “0“":-
ing, on account of the celebration.
elle, iia
lmnrovemiintsbi‘b being blade to" the
raised up, and the foundation will be
rebuilt. makin
tcr.
The burial of Captain w. H. Clark
tin-noon at 2:30 o‘clock in Union ceme-
tery... llev. .~.; 3.1.,Foust conducted sor~
vices at the grave.
w
their guests today in proper style. The weeks. "
entire ‘iloor space in Randall’s hall is
taken up with tables. '
W
Bridgeport, are guests of friends in 90m“-
Riverside avenue. 'They will remain
until Saturday. They came here to re- Barnum
main through the celebration. gum of
i . s h , w 5 i zin' Andrews, of Brooklyn. ,
Whiic 0m at the CO c 08 u u b " ‘Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Howo and
lit/(limit. yostcrdaymftcrnoon. ‘one of their son. Kennethphavc' returned to
the wheels collapsed in front of the their home in Mt. Vernon, after spend-
dvivcn to the funeral of Captain W. H.
Keogh building; Luckily no one was log the
lost is. n r that there wcr her steeds Park avenue, Bridgeport.
‘ 0 c y Anotherstory has been added to
hitched to the vehicle. The latter was
inside. The vehicle Was left!“ the the new
side of the road. The driver look the
another coach. ‘3 built
walls to
East Norwnlk is a place of beauty building.
now. The property owners have tsk- “- 1"-
oo it decided interest in fixing up their turned h
lawns and decorating their residences. at ”‘9"
Nearly every residence in Van andt ““0. Bel
avenue is decorated, and it seemed H
that each one has tried to outdo the V1
sit to
ii: (ii i’ . m id e we rm 0”“ “mu"
0 l" i“ 39 9‘" vers B “v n The new arteslsn well at Belle is-
looks pretty, with nearly every real.
deuce decorated. The business men 1311111133
have did well here, in decorating their A ledge
stores. PPOgress
is
R0 WA YTOIV.
home of his polite“ts in Highland uvo
“utilising Star 1) “5‘0“ held their r€g~
niar mectiuig in b their bail. Main
i. ‘
a??? '11:? fiiigmirart Marsh returned '
home, Tuesday. frouib a visit with
‘ rooklyn t. .
t‘i'ghngmlP S. C, E. will] hOId a bust-
ncss meeting tonigli
the prayer meeting.
Firemen
The to
ciating
3:
m
as
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford fiayns'lha‘lfl‘ 32:18:)“
gone to housekeeping 1“ in“ ion porated
street. ,Soutb 'Norwalk.
., . l‘ ve left bers of fire englno'hook andlsdder and
‘ b09349“ ‘ hone companies during their'time or
Mun summer
town, but not so the mosqui 0. lie
loves us too well to leave, an
The Misses 'l‘runpuu have left the or
Horton voltage at ileil island and re Sm
turned to their home in New \ork.
Captain H. Rowland expects to {:3
to the mccs in his steamer Motion, all:
Rowayton as well as The Nurwh ‘ s
will take advantage of this opportum
'ity to enjoy the sight.
service:
,v fire
borou
'h for
mite of
"iiiilmifly
‘ill
in servicc Silllii have been perform.
. (‘lvcr in Five-Milo River the Winds "d
. .. t lif'id
tion is small. but there is nothing WI! ““1sz ml
l ibout the patriotism of the pop- h m
Elixir“. 4LRecently the village came int: iluri
possess on of a Parrot gun. Wail amour.
Douglas [Bowler Putt. 6. A. R.. of or. .
walk. had, obtained from the govern-
ment With the "intention of mounting
it. The Norwalk Post obtained a so m
dlcrs' monument and gave up the lit
W
v9 mil
puny to
" 1 ter . (1
pitch of mounting the gun. la pciiorme
3:93, donated the gun to the KOOd folk and equipped
' The latter set me preceding
of Five-Mile River.
about to secure funds for the mount-
.e
third
the relic. The necessary amoun‘. magnum)“, onus -
lug M infinity served
ears; in the soil
. l in raised by eutortulnmoutsin m
guiii‘ergtiaii. and by subscription. .,
Prabticully enoughto-seciue the. car it sixth d
“ ‘ ‘ in of tbc‘guii has‘already been hundred Mummy,“
mixed The dutc“ior the ceremony military commutniio
has not yet been fixed, but it will be served in the army 6
n red-letter day for Five-Mile River.~— United
Stamford Advocate.
new canny ,.
John Thatcher is able to be out. uf- o
tor swears. illness. . .
Mril. MAO. Séclcy is the guest oi rol-
niivcs in blew Huron. this week... , ,.
The residence occupied by Thomas
Fairly. l-lssi nvcnuc. is being shingletl.
William llnnforil started. Monday.
for buffalo, to lake in the Von-Ameri-
can.
‘ 8m
(idles
Room
nibble mimic started soon, by two
. wobhowmhcn ~ ‘
l” m, . l
fishirvidln v
in“ the cclshrslélnoln.
. r _
azigexoffisrmmr.‘ ‘lim. mm mm.
Johnson. mist avenue. , merit
Lira. Julius Lamb. at Park availing.
presented her husband, with n 1 ~
pound baby boy. Saturday.
Mr. Illil Emmi A. -, burden have
album tbqut « wash with
' " mic moonlit. , ,g , ,
igi uhdrtr'iih is hiring in nest
is. (3.
held
. Th
ed bowls Monday.
undergoing ti'cutms‘
tutloncMoudsyx andr‘returned to this
ileum"? numbness.
, Mrs. .J. W..Schroe
‘an from “it" serious illness. , .
. deception. paeliudicsis “spending the
spendingihgfortnight at Clii! cottage.
,, , . , ,Belclsan, ,
Keogh building. The structure will be , “0.31“” M d t d
_ left for’ swdrork- on hypo tor open -
g the building much but ing a few days at their cottage in Bum-
mit avenue. Belle Island.
Wallis Staohmoyer. of Belle Island.
_ has returne ‘ to hisi studies. in New
of Belts place, took place yesterday at ork.‘ His family are still here and
Wallis. will be up again, on Friday.
‘ Mrs. David ngson‘ has returned to
. lien-horns in ‘Dsn‘bury. from a short
The Mayflower Hook & Ladder Com- stay at the Clover cottage. Mrs. Hig-
pnnv has everything ready to receive 5"“ expects to mulls another visit 99’“
Samuel Lowe.
this week. to spend a prolonged visit
at the Bartlett cottage. His sister,
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bradley, of George W. Holmes, is at the Bartlett
Among the recent arrivals at the
be. of Brooklyn; .Mr. and Mrs. Mal-
he sides are riveted and the masons
horses to South Norwalk nud procured "9 already at ”‘0 ””0“ work. “MC“
srold and Arthur. will make another
pumping water from the old well
while the new gasolene engine is be-
ing overhauled by Frank Martin.
POLL TAX EXEMPTIONS.
adopted by the lust General Assem—
Sectlou 3 819 of the general statutes
amended by chapter 73 of the public
acts of 1899 is hereby amended to read
i, all the close 0' as follows: The polls of the following
«Students in colleges and incor~
state. find who shall produce a certifi-
‘lilof engineer of such department. or
u the foreman and secretary of tho.
'lvizsliy performed military duty
“the
“£81m“ or private of the net-
liefore l.
nomia'ily
c. comm
charged therefrom. or
account of wounds or sic
rod in such sci-Vice. and in
uty or of the expiration of
i scryicu.
Tax Commission“. Guts. Occu
it is rumored that another livery official duties will be performed
all?!“ sub
" Wmi‘i‘“? “l murmur ""
. _ ., on J , a '
W's" . “tr-dim
n ., _ ‘ , V ‘5 ‘
lm' 0‘ Stamford, m ”m qiiiiurzhbt. safe topological;
WI
sluts unoccgstofiiuxmmmmwm
. on VI .
“minnow o shares. the-market
value on October 1.
cums. rosin
iNDOl’ to
s s tggd
. It
6 plus to
it:
left that insti-
He is in fair health.
tier ‘ls, convalescy
his home in Park avenue.
J. W. Hickey has closed the
li.’""W. Albxander‘, one “of the
fir. Tyler and inmlly. of New‘ftoclh 13
vs left for their home. after
name and ids Stuart
of Boston. arrived
also.
cottage are: The Miseses Jac—
Jersey City. and Mr. and Mrs.
season not Hanna cottage. in-
llghthouse off Green's reef.
perpendicular with the iron
give increased strength to the
Clarke, of Brooklyn, has re-
omo after spending the season
summer cottage in Park live-
10 island. Mr. Clarke‘s sons.
the island during the latter
reached n depth of forty feet.
of hnrd rock interferes with
considerably. The old pump
and Miiltlamen and Others
Who Ned Not Pay.
llowing is the revised statute
to exemption from poll taxes
shill] be exempt from taxa-
scademies: the active mem-
engineers and members of
department in any city. town
Ell. who shall have served its
five consecutive years in this
such services igned by the
or companies in which such
and stuff officers. who helm:
formed armed and equipped.
your next preceding; any
- companies. who shall on or
, twentieth day of October.
ll'iduoe u ccrtiiioutet from
ling officer of the coin-
. he belongs. that he has
tury duty. ‘iiniformed
morning to low. during
air. or has been pre-
5 the some by any
w’h
from d
mum... .or five
M' of Nb" illitis sides the
States and' were
NOW “is
ms curios.
Room at the Capitol.
e Tux Commissioner Andre
_ . , 'o‘ filthy
, and; theirown.
‘ -‘ uncle fen.
' bl} ‘llu to bar
. Mazurka~Amorde Psszl.
. hold county
1k
in orchestra Will com
m r
, menus an cuss
ill
it b
. 119 ' , .
“Little Magnet; written for Miss
_, , . The Waterbury Republic of
obi-haw 27.,fssys: Something of a
coincidence was caused by the clutch
taneous appearance in this city last
evening of Miss Ado Relish at Poli'a
v glorious May Flake at the Jacques.
. its two clever comedlsnnes are fast
fr ends. and Miss F e is indebted to
title helium inn-1’ ,
ticuslu the dsvs gm:
mstlc‘urtw lirthe b‘ til ‘3‘
Fiske‘s career, befo robe «,bscomfifi‘li
uncertain alumnus ed tin Mlsa
Robsu'sriiullport, its undoubted-
.1!!! Dairy, ruin-n ,
that she is able
intyi touches!" of
comedy that distinguished her various
impersonations. This is Miss Fiskefs
rat season at the head of a repertoire
organlz tlou. her connections hereto
forc'fhs ng‘ibeen‘ With? the Daly and
Frolimp forces ~,but.slie has gone by
leaps unlitbounds to the very first
rank; 'and’ ltvis doubtful-it’- any female
brighter future before her. She is" an
accomplished comedicnne. showing in
her work the intelligence and discrim-
ination of real artistic taste, and in ad:
dltion to her powers‘ilot‘scting is a cul-
tured singer and a, groceful dancer
enabling her to carry = soiibrette . roles
with as thorough effectiveness as she
shews in the delineation of higher corn.
cdy parts. Though new to Waterbury,
Miss Fluke has made a host of friends
here; and should site again visit this
city her welcome will be u more cord-
ial one than has been extended to her
this week." ,, 4..., -
“Mistress Neil."
Local thcatregoers have no doubt
long been waiting for a chance to see
that niuch-inlitcd-of ploy. "Mistress
Noll," that Was‘msde ull'gthc rhgoi by
Henrietta Crossinan. in New York. last
season nnd so iioyt's Theatre is apt to
be crowded tonight, when n specially
equipped company, underwthe manage
merit of Maurice Campbell. will pre
sent the play for the first time here.
Agnes Ardcck will" play the part orig-
inated by Miss Crosman. and she is
said to be especially well suited to the
part. so that an excellent evening's on-
tertsinment may be looked forward to.
The part of King Charles will be play-
ed by More Greenlcni. an actor of ex-
cellent reputation. and the other char-
actors in the play will all be in the
hands of reputable actors of acknow-
lodged ability.
M.
lialian Concert and Band.
A concert from 8 to 10 o'clock. will
be given. tonight. in Arlen Hall. by the
Rome Bond. and following this there
will be several hours of dancing. The
ltulian independent Society. under
whose auspices the dance is given.
have rgsdo preparations for a find time
and t e concert program will be a
treat for all music lovers. us this band
has an enviable reputation.
The following is the concert pro-
cram:
Overture—William Toll, Roslnni
Pot Pour-ri~L'ucretia Borgia. Donzettl
Lauri
Cavalieria Rusticanna. Prelude. Ro-
mnnza. interment). Mscngni
Waltz-L‘Aslgpuolo. N. N.
Selection—ll. vastor. Verdi
The Battle of Selferino. z zJerome
m
A WluwGuy.
Manager Hoyt’u offering for Friday
night. at Hoyt’s Theatre. will be Hayes
and Lytton’s comedians, presenting the
laughing. up~to-daleoomcdy. in three
acts, "A Wine Guy." There are very
few. if any farce productions that crux
rated for themselves the following tlilit
“A Wino Guy" earned during its-tour
last séuson.f The cast is practically
the some this your. and Includes Ed-
mond Haves and Emily Lytton. Ray L.
Royce. Moreland. Thompson and Rob-
erts. Raymond Finlay. Maude Dotty.
Doherty Sisters. Jenn Cunningham.
Louise Montrose. Alice Lorraine and
the comedy combats. Reno and Rich-
ards. The management have had the’
comedy rewritten. and it containsnaw
songs. dances and choruses. There is
an entire new third act. brimfoi‘of novs
cities. it in saloons principals. on:
sides cosmonaut them original sped.
lollies during the action of the comedy,‘
all have congenial roles.
REUNION OF tHEQlQONDb. H. A.
Active preparations are being mu
for thovhdldiug of the‘illlth' annual re}
r who buy a union of the Second Connecticut he».
vy Artillery in l‘itchileld. September
‘19.. The Thomsstouabsnd‘» is "to for!
. nisn music for the event. This reunion
is of considerableiotsmt to all imhr
people. an the Second Cons:
nectlcut. originally mustered in us the
Nineteenth: connectisucu'il'oiuntccr loin ,-
mntry. was peculiarly a volunteer regi-
ment. There are few men in that cool
lieu of the pinto occupying prainlnenti
nlnccu'who «have not boon. members.
of this organisation. and its lniluoucii
has been strongly felt in county nifniru,
since the days of the. nor. . Transport,
‘ i occasion of the office
kid‘s? at the Capitol, and h
Manuela. who has oil
trtmir
sud brill" om
by soohlsmmflk
is tax
r,
9am] those comrade! going Vin
‘ ‘ h mitimfhff‘hll»
or bi t e «no “950' Mi?
icon appointed elm-b .
mlssloner has
banks.
o-zrctmnl
1901‘. and ‘ the
ms ibut! number of third!
commissioner ‘ constitutes
union to not! from East l.l
orrlngton has been arranged. and this
mmmodsilons have been provided.
the Shell
1 Valley. The [Missing In the cons
iii-chum}? Overview. Mums,
m it W. lilmtllsle. Charles W. ’l‘sb.
Wl hn Amos. Charles Morrimun.
H.,Plhnib. . ., .
Tiit' saviournrrsms. ,
par 0. viscous l tied Beptcnu
of Aisltllllt'furnl edfrom oiling,
~. isollclhrof patent?j
11
L
patents. r . bureaqusr‘lfordaifi
react-Nun: John A-
an comm,
. I, it J on
Bu 3‘
”9..
be
- routes-in the, full-of~»1897:
. increments iDBviuv1898,«sud on No!
slim lion: with Augus.
star now playingin» this fleldlihailifll t
. is always paid out oft
tchfltllrl of ..
nun: captain A. B. animus” look
" "termini.
« hu-=:n..__ _ . .
unit: Will ml. Bridgeport. anew.
live: it .
A {gringo a
92) ml DUE?“
3‘ , his
El
”3° fill " .i
3'3 sin “frés silvery of old
Williams omeloplngi .
‘1 l .mw
, “v Mrs“
, taillight)!
and (lbsrlsatovrnivrw: i . lb,
lGWM‘>ll$"0llfll. toil pollutants
llseul your the "experiment show
Mi
blustery =:Nflllli-§i. ‘ There were
Atliisuumber‘
vember 1‘, 1899, had lumped to lllllg‘
Theser radiated ~:.irons 383" .dlstrihuti g
points rend . served a population gt
transit manhunt Juns.=li0,v1900.»o
.llttlomors thuursix monthslstsr. the
number of routes ‘hadi mourn to 1.814
tor a population“ ~87ll.127.nudziu‘~‘tbs
next four months tbowsysteur again
more? than doubled its proportions;
showing on November. 1. 1800. .~2.llfll
routes for 1.810.521p0rsons. audithsre
ware also at that "date
tions for the establisbm
routes.
out: at he ,
The whole of the. gUnlle‘,
,States- is hominid out in tourdlvls‘loud
.or the inauguration and maintenance
of this service, and the workils goln‘
.forward with steadily increasing vofi
ume. _.
“Rural tree delivery of maiisis scien-
tific. Oupurely theoretical grounds
the post. officeoughtalwnys to deliver
the matter intrusion to it at he door
.of he addresses; The distance .to he
traveled from sender to receiver-oi
mail is precisely the same, whether
the whole trip he made by the postal
employee or be. met part way “by the
person for whom it is intended. For
then-more in cost of makingvtlievrtrlu
the sum total of
the nation's capacity to do work. it
makes iitle difference ultimately who;
tber the labor is paid for from aovcrlr
inept funds collected by the solo of
postage stamps or otherwise, or l-lr
done by each man directly without
intervention of the United States
treasury of all: it all comes (months
the people, anyhow. The onlywuues
tion that need be asked is .Kv‘iiliethor
there will. ,
larger number of empty trips by the
farmer. who never knows whsnathers,
is mail for him. or by the postman:
who always knowsw whether: thereto“
is something to deliver, and to this
there seems to be but one “answer
number of times the farmer would be
going to the post town for other-res
sons and the times when several fain-
iliss would send for-rims“ by the some
messenger enter in o the general cal-
culation, of course, but in general
this Would not change the answer
And whether the addresses may be 'a
farmerior towns‘mnn really is of no
consequence. if free deliveryiinvolvés
onlyva short‘trip for the show in the
city. it in also involves 0 iv a short trip
fur the cltisen. and the corresponding
relation between length of trips exists
for the farm delivary. .
.' “The opinions ofupecisl agents on
gnged in introducing rural free deliv
cry in all parts ‘oflhe United States
as shown furtheir rbpo'rts in 1899 and
1900. are invariably favorable to the
success of the system. All agree that
the Opposition comes only from per
ions interested mine mail service who
think they are likely to“ lose by the.
change, and from small storekoep‘crs
and suioonkeepers at fourthclass post
emcee-Some of them mention also
as diulculticir to beibve'rcome the loci
that the work has been generally
spoken of as experimental. and the
impossibility of serving all persons
precisely alike,
"in order to introduce rural tree dc
livery on a new route. a petition must
be circulated‘und signed‘showing the
desire of the persons along the lino
for the new service. This paper is
then forwarded to the representative
in congress from the district in which
the route will'bo located. or to one
of the senators from the state, for his
recommendation. 5 if it is deemed pracw
ticsblo to sfsrt‘the service as desired
a special «agent of the post‘omcc do
ipautmout lsnssut tolay out a route and
make a mine! it. Hiswreport“ and
map must show that‘atrlust 100 'fnmii;
ion can some. scoutslbls to‘tlic do
bury it also: shows. tho'charncter at.
the road-imam the agent'lmprsues-n
on the persons : interested that the
roadstmust‘ho made passable summer
sud winter.» 2 ... I” r
“A full route In considered 2i! tallest
msyvury nonunion 66 miles. it does?
not like: the carrier over the some
mond twice the saline any. ream-um
were. paid at first alpha!) .,., your:
Thurman receive ”ominous ordinary
mmrmdi for spools! short» route-«will
I year‘for enchxsvcr «miles traveled.
They‘ve" bonded; and «sch carrier. has
is bonded siibstltulor so {but the: malls
The civilmlwmulmbsw no ~
wood oh undoing ‘poutohhiibits.’
bro-MEIMJ omenm-wscspisblc
and; s . for no in «this ranks. . sourcing;
thorn ~polarcmidcrvdcsorroncient:
Billion. to the pelt onion dominant?
of damnation of dump:- the part of;
rural curlers are very fem". ~ w n a '
’ l
M ..l Wr ..w ’y
it well liners comm rallied; “4
«the Mental? musobnl‘lnrsbom
curly thootbsr WM .lsouootitho!
embolism Irish
, , m student
film. W previous, .35“
Evf'l'ii‘ ‘ . WW»?
1,. ill, ”from
Mmmiieun is
cmlul dumbest: .2 n an
L The rim is I g chair Milled liar-r.
. . emotion;
1m .
. moduli it?-
"Wig
.2“ 1‘“
3.158 applies .
3, "Pila's'r'sud fill sh n sruptlous. ‘lt's the
be more waste ~of“tinie. ii ‘
it having found
but; according“: the'country‘travmed; u;
may norm look. ’m Imminent-hr l ,.
«limo nopiisddolbi-i- micspbur m
armor; ‘
into‘ntren‘gt . , , u
may: *braluols "into mentslmower.‘
They're woods fill .nvlb‘ulldlug'up the
health. Only this per box. . Sold by F.
H». Baxter, South Norwulit. and John
"A. Riggs,”N ‘rwallcw v .
THE‘BAFEB WAY.
' “l conclude that’s a fly." said the
young trout. . ~
'v“You are right. my dear," said the
mother. rilbut never Jump at conclu-
sons." ' ‘ . . ‘
‘ nous
A GHOGKiNB OALAMITY .
.“Lutoly betel] s‘rrnllrosd. lgborcr.“
writes or. A.‘Kcllett’, of wnuiord; Ark;
”'"llls‘foot was badly profiled, but Rucln
I
d
it'll-simply wond ml for Burns. Bells;
world‘s "chumpl n'hesler. Cure guar~
'dtlts'e'd.“ 26c.“ old by F‘. H. Baxter;
raoutn Norwslk, and John A. Riggs
Norwulk.
- W
"How ’did the adage. 'Actions speak
louder than words: originate?"
”0b. in some deaf and dumb institu-
tion, I suppose."
W
HOW’B THIB?
We offer one Hundred Dollars lie.
word for any cuss of Cutarrh‘ that can-
notbe cured by Hull's CnturrhCure.
is). J. CHENEY ll. (30.. Props,
.. . . Toledo. 0. l
Worms undersigned, have known Fi
.l..llheney for the last 15 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in, all
business transactions and financially
able .to carry out any obligation made
_ ,Ydfllflil’ firm. . ,
EBTt. TRUAX. Wholesale Drun-
gistiu Toledo. 0. .
WALDING. KINNAN do MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. 0.. a
Hall's Gatsrrh Gore is taken. inter
daily. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous aortas
Price 75¢ per bottle. Sold by all Drug-
gists. Testimonials free.
.Hsil's Family Pills are the best.
W..—
thn a bachelor says that no girl
Would have him he always looks as
though he didn‘t expect anybody to
believe him.
A NIGHT OF TERROR.
“Awtul anxiety was felt for the will»,
ow of the brave General Burnhnm, of
Machine; Me, when the doctors said
the would die from Pneumonia before-
whorattcnded'her that fearful night.
but she begged for Dr. King‘s New Blow
covcry, which had more than once our
ad her life, and cured her of Consume»
lion. , lifter tilting, she slept all night.
Further use entirely cured her.” This.
marvellous‘medlclne is guaranteed to.
cure nil Throat. Chest and Lung Dis.‘
eases. Only We and 81.00. Trial botr
ticsvfroo at F. H. Baxter's, South Norvi
walk, and John A. Rigg's drug store.
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. When the telegraph boy goes to n
woman’s home. she always regrets that
noneof the neighbors witnessed the;
perfect composure with which she op».
sued the yellow envelope. .
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the onepropnrauou
elements necessary
some kinds 0! food
which contains'ihe:
to digest not only.
but all kinds snd‘itl
srcfors cures indigestion and dye.»
pepsin no matter what its cause. Geo.
0.8tillson. ‘ ‘- .
Mary few men can bring common
sense to the consideration of a proper
sitlon. because of conceit: revery mun)
thinks he can succeed where another
man will fall. :5 w . ’
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oil... ism. increments Bloom on .
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hills disease/music and millil‘ifiBir-ifim
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handy John NR.
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1W 6 boxes Ssrdlncl.zill:‘0il'.”""i .
‘ bib. pligaold Dust Washing
. " ‘ Powder, " ‘ « "
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’ i‘ '11 bars fisratogaaoap. -. *‘
,e‘ltistAflllcs salve Quickly cured him. ‘
es of the system. ‘
‘ East 3ist. Street, 2:40 p. m.
moi-ding“ writes Mrs. S. H. Lincoln _
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' Many physicians are now preset-lb. 3.
lug Kodol Dyspepsia Cure regularly '
that it’lsx‘the bosom-t ,
sci-lotion then can write becaus‘o‘it lull. .
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Our very" best Butter.
by'c Gold Medal“
Florin ,
mei “hymn“
5 llii phililium‘lny. ,
London Cocoa. 55. lb. can.
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Leave South Norwslk Steamboat
Dock. 9:30 21. m. and 4:30 in m.
Returning leave Huntington,
p. m. .
. Steamer stops at Locust Grove each
way.
luvs"
2:30
nil Trip. 50cm.
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LAST
WW TRIPS
Side Mia‘Passcngcr Steamer
n
. 31w. _ 7,.
Leave South Norwalk, 7:35 a. m.
Leave New York:
Beckman Street, 2.10, p. m.
(Saturday, I :30 p. in.)
(Saturday, 2 :00 p. in.)
FARE:
Excursion. 70c.
-
Last Afternoon Sad to
Single, 40c;
Sunday. Sept. lbth.
25c Excursion Fare 256
Leave So. Norwalk', 2:00 p. in.
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FREIGHT PROPELLER
' to, , .
Norwslk and South Norwalk.
Leave Beck-man St, N. Y.: »
Mort, Wed, and Fri. at 5 p. in.
" _ 'Lcavc Norwalk: 7
Tiles. Thurstond Sat, at 4.1). m4
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competent drivers. ”unclaimed
W" I“ "“3 Pill. If!" "I your order,
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good value. Designedsiul coils '
on true principlemtliey give
Cold Spring and Oyster Buy, _‘
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' lug, fishing.
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edit New Gilt 1
his new In stock. trustee
than over before. REM
of munchies mm, nihilism "
we are in better position than ..
do ydur work. . .
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last-"mt Avenua. first .lll ,
, vol. Call 13452.
Ranges and Heaters veto:
from a. small amount of fuel.
some do appearance and .of
strength. Our :18 Range is.
of compactness. ,.-.- A .. .
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D. .W. R
FUNERAL crosstalk
silo slits/twain _.
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report usually to the board his and
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