Photo bupphes.
205 Washington Street.
William R Gilbert is in Bridgeport.
today. on business.
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Rev. J. J. Foust will preach in the
West Norwalk Chapel. next Sunday of
ternoon. .
Mrs. William P. Beers, daughter and
gradcaughter Mabel. spent yesterday
with relatives at Belle island. ’
. Mrs. Oakley Smith. of Chatsworth. N.
J.. who has been visiting her parents
in Osborn avenue. has returned to her
some. . .-. a Adm
Mrs. Lucy J. Blamirc. of Selleck
street. who has been very ill with up-
pendicitis, ls considered to be out of
danger at present.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John 1". Morris. which died of diphther-
la. Was buried in St. Mary's Cemetery,
yesterday afternoon.
Yesterday was a very quiet day in
this place. No one got off or on a pas-
senger train at either station. it was
the quietest day in railroad traffic here
in years. .
A delegation of four from Rowaytcn.
attended the prayer meeting. last night.
in the Advent Christian Church. Rev.
J. W. Davis led. and the service was en‘
toyed very much.
Mrs. William Brown. mother to Mrs.
Frank Seymour. who was not expected
to live, a short time ago. is able to be
around again. Her many friends will
be pleased to learn of this.
.Many In this place commenced to
take. 'down the mourning drapery from
in front of their placna of business and
residences this morning. The majority
will leave them up for thirty days.
The residence of Theodore Olsen. at
the corner of Van Zandt avenue and
Fort Point street. which has been im-
prayed is hourly completed. and the
painters will start to Work in a short
time now.
and...”
All veterans are cordially invited to
at an the memorial service at me East
‘étiuc g bodist‘ Church. Sunday
night. With ongrcdsman E. J. Hill de-
livers an addrught; The Union veterans’
mam wi attent in a body? and Don»
M?!” A been
ultimo Ii Mo‘Fedit has is we no
word from them as y.et If the post
does not attend in a body there will be
individual G. A. R. men there.
The Epworth League of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church intends to decor-
ate the church in fine style. for Sun-
day evening, when Congressman E.J
Hill delivers his address on President
McKinley. President Harry Lewis. of
the League. requests all tthe who are
to bring material for doboi‘ating. to
have it at the church. by Saturday at-
ternoon. Mr Hill is expected to re
turn from Washington today
Rev. J. W. 'Davis. of East Norwalk.
preached an able and an instructive ser-
man. in the gospel tent. at Crane s Cor-
ner. last evening. upon The Atonement.
He. will speak again tonight at the
same place. Mr. Sweat expects to be as-
slstod tomorrow night by a delegation
of gospel workers and good singers
from Danbury. A specially interesting
and entertaining programme is being
arranged for Friday evening. —Daubury
News.
Directly after the prayer meeting In
the East Avenue Methodist Church last
night. three trustees were. elected B
F. Day. Jr. and Edward Hanford. were
re-elscted. and C H. Jimmerson was el-
ected in the nine of M D. Randall
whose term expire. The ofllcial board
then held a meeting. The sublect of
lights for title bhu'rch was taken into.
consideration. This was all list was
talked of outside of the regular routine
business.
The Democratic primaries were held
in ..thla place but night. and delegates
and district committees to the town
convt'ntlon. were elected. The Fifth
digtricf delegates consists of Andrew J.
Collins Wilfred W. Morrison and Hen-t
ry Phillipson. The members of the
‘_ district.- compliant“ Dana C. BlIIeIi
Wlitr trod W. Morrison and John annei-
ly Six'th district delegates. on. J. J.
Walsh. August Bills told, .90 Davis
and Frank E. Carr. trlct committee.
August Billensteln. Frederick Lund-
quiet and Ariel Cameron. Jr.
ROW! YTQN.
The sloop adcai II On the railways
The Hoffman family left town yester-
day. for thcif- borne in Newark. NJ
Miss Nellie Ogden. of Rowayton. is
expected home from her Brooklyn vis-
"it.
The sloop Ivy Point went to City II.
Aland Wednesday night. with I load of
44th
11% wColegrove roe
“aims ‘oalri: Wot-values. m-
tcvdhy. after I f'cw way. visit with Mr.
and lira. WW IckI, of itIIIyraond
. ptrsét.
nip; L- Slovene. was
outrun. nos. 0
The Iloop Wild Duck. owned by Wil-V’
mur-
:day‘. during I bean squall of wind.
which came up Inddcnly. Those who
had the bout 49qu 1’13"“ lIdI.I vII‘boddld
a under I: II wny Iy.
{Pitts owtnunfi summed over with
3 ’ boutsapdmdc a“tilicir; v IIvcly to"I
ban vein for.th manner 5“"
cwrcck'uav‘oon
Inuit
fl Budd
' d dilly. '
The residence of Henry belleck. Ma-
pia avenue. has been painted
Strollers cider mill made the
: first oidoriof the sermon Wednesday.
Amid number of new bath houses
hovc been added at near Tree Point ~.
Miss Aliddviiounsibw of Stamford.
Miss 'Libbb day and. of Noroton.
who has been very ii has regained her
Illt‘ulth.
» Rev: H. ,S. Browu preached a very
iine sermon on President McKinley.
Sunday.
First Selectman C. W. Raymond was
in Hartford. Monday, on town and road
buclnacs.
Miss Helen Jelliffe returned Satur-
day, from a visit of several weeks with
Great Barrington rela‘ivea.
”Bert Foot was severely injured. Mon-
day, by a fall from his bicycle. His
rightIhand was out. and sprained.
Benjamin St. John attended a moot
lag of Christian Scientists at the real-
dance of Mrs. Moody. East Norwaik.
Sunday.
The wedding of Otis Odel. cousin of
Mrs Benjamin St. John and a young
lady of Mt. Vernon took place this
week in Mt. Vernon.
Twenty popular Noroton folk's gave
a clambake at Kenwood's island. on
tile Sound. last week. and heartily en-
joyed the day's outing.
The Stamford-Dorian baseball game
ofSoptsmbar let, has been postponed
until September 28. at Darlen, ow as
to a misunderstanding ofdates. .
The peach festival to havebeen glv
en by the Men's Club of the Congrega-
tional Church. was. postponed from
last evening to Tuesday evening. of
next week.
The large ,threocnastcd schooner
which has been anchored in Darien
harbor loaded with goods for the Cove
Mills. moved in Tuesday and discharg
ed her cargo.
Edward Elliot. of Bridgeport. and
Miss Mabel Finch. of Glenbrook. whose
marriage took place recently, are
spending a part of their wedding jour-
ney at the Buffalo exposition.
Mrs. C. W. Raymond has‘ returned
from a visit with Mrs. Clyde C. Hor-
ton. of Norwalk. who has been serious-
ly ill. and was sufficiently improved to
visit her mother, Mrs. Raymond. this
week.
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Jefferson and
family are most cordially welcomed
as residents of Darion. having moved
from Lyons Plain to the Nathan Rob
age place, near tb'c Red Mill. Brook
3 e
A union memorial service was held
in, the idongregaiiopal Church yester
‘ ‘ filial”. Blind” biggies” Bollocks.
‘day afternoon. The speakers were
Rey. Halibut S. Bro n. .yltev. C.
..Lofinsbtil‘y J.
W. Mather and Dr. E. T Paine. An-
:hems were sung by the Blrchard sis
era
Mrs. Abigail Stevens, mother of Mrs
George Leonard. of Noroton. and
grandmother of Mrs. Benjamin St.
John, of ,Daricn. died at the residence
of her daughter. Mrs. Lockwood. in
Glenbrook. the past week. Mrs. Stev-
one was ninety-three years of age. In
her youth'she was a very beautiful
women. and In age Was still fair. "Her
message was one of peace."
ll 1' THE SEA-SHORE.
Mr. and Mrs. Nenbeth. who have
been spending the summer at Belle is-
land. returned to New York, Tuesday.
The Norwalk Yacht Club will not go
out of commission until the‘ first of
November. as a number of the mem-
bers will continue the use of their
boats up to cold weather.
James A. Farrell, a manager for a
Brooklyn business house. who has
made application to become a member
of the Norwalk Yacht Club.
Charles DeKlyn and family. of Dan
bury. will continue to occupy their
handsome magnificent Nykled cottage.
at Pine Point. until after October lot.
when the family will return to Dan
bury
The cottages at Belle island and
Hickory Bluff are gradually becoming
deserted. and with the first of Octo
her scarcely any of the city families
will remain at these two popular re
sorts. The Belle Island Hotel will
ciole in a few days.
The well drilling apparatus at Bella
and was not in operation yesterday.
a it in probable that work will soon
cdsper'rd for this season. The first or
tosian well has now been enclosed and
the work will probably not be finished
until next year. The job has been a
long one. lasting for several months.
Frank H. Fitch who has conducted
the store and bath houses at Hickorv
Bluff for the past two years. intends
to close. the business Octobtu 1st. and
will return to his home in South Nor-
walk where he has another grocery
store. Mr Fitch will probably have
charge of the Hickory mac and”
am next season. A large number of
people were In bathing yaytcrduya
noon tII tide being just right and tits
watch: lwirmar than it probe ly.wtll be
incest «an. A large 1"inqu
will practically and this Week as the
weather is now becoming too cool.
Mrri Prank Pfabl. who bII bash con
ducting several of. the outside attrac-
tloaI cottons Point attics signal
after Sunday.“ aJulio d. lumbackw
no and the pupil-vacant Willie
your: cloned tit-cunuon. was!“
and I now a .
.i‘f‘a mist...” a
i ‘i ..-
Iiit-orwslk until that sinner.
. ".1“!!! vo K.
Ti
i'll
WMW’ on Ihailow wI-
spent the summer In this vicinity, has ,
"at to um Min, as week. to get
her houflhfllflm clients. preparatory to
rc‘movin lit for the
MTMwW Itaddb It "1:53 Point will
robabl ho cud no: week. as the
bill» dir- paid Mini e to as paint
scam-v at treadmill-mom
an hour
attack which tolled Lincoln and dis
appointment ire that which levelled
Garfield but McKinley the last of the
martyr trio. 9. home fovoritefand
“iron!“ any land would be proud to
at in assignments lug olpmency
”cactus...“ -
. « an rec-
ol‘d adds he!” was "much pained.”
bravely vociferated etbe winner of We-
terloo when he eivad his first
wound. but ”let t m not hurt" the
man was the feeling bequest for his
slayer on the parto our valiant hero
as be swooped in tho’é Buffalo Arena.
Lincoln. Garfield and now McKinley.
Columbla' a glorious triumvlri. nothing
can henceforth. world without end.
Amen. Iisckcn or shackle your mem-
dry potency. eraturs and character
. impartiality Is your crown. You have
overcome overcome, overcome. The
asaasains’ aim hail only proven yOul'
summit barium and vie salute you. Su-
pcrnsi One as you rridc magnetically
aloft orbs of the first magnitude. in
your conctallation‘ circuits. Jehovhb
God be praised for your lives; your
deaths. though shamefully occasioned
were sublime. Jehovah God be bloss-
ed for your lmmortaiities. All con-
temporariss «and all posterity and and
shall reverence you as kings of men
and champions of right. All contem-
porarles and all posterity do and shall
treasure the remembrance of your
greatness
What accentuations my hearers. is
given to this days solemnities by the
university of the grid! occasioned by
the trying ordeals of September 6 and
September 14. it ill a telling and a
very tender truth that no sooner had
the mournful event transpired in the
a rtment Where the departed peace-
f v met his fate than that the tidings
3 Load from shore to shore across the
water and it is man ogtraordil'lary that
hearts in every po on of the civilised
world were and are touched by this
afflicting providence. Tha emperor.
and czar. and sultan. and he church.
that governor and the governed in so
many parts of the world have been im~
pressed or sent condoling messages to
this bereaved nation: that Pekin sym-
oathizes and London wppra .cre‘pe.
Such testimony has Ieldoni before
been offered. and who can fail to ob.
serve the hand of God in it. He moves
in a mysterious way His wonders to
perform In falling. lameutable though
that failing were our great new has
united humanity in singular dym athy.
“l renounce Louisiana." said mper
or Napolcan. "i give Lodlsiarla up be-
cause'it will he more useful to France
to sacrifice it Possibly this is one in-
terpretation of this inscrutable visits
tion: more useful to the world that this
country's forefront should be sacrific-
ed than saved. if 80 then what a glory
and: this September day's gloom and
how it baloes the termination of the
earthly career of him upon whose en-
c'aIiked remains the light of day is in
tIhese and moments falling for the last
this
,For those who stand beside those
cherished remains we most dcvoutly
;IIIppllcate. it is a crushing moment. 0
God. behold in loge thy handmAIden
the more than devo ed and more than
lesolate partner he tears of this
entire countrr mingle. with thistle
which are shed arodnd that open can-
ton sepuicbre this autumn afternoon
At this bitter this we waft those
stricken ones. across two states, our
fervent benediction.
Nor while we chant our redurem over
our departed president‘s duct let us
forest the one to Whom the resppn
Ilbilities of the high office are so un-
expectedly transferred. God Almighty
endue the new president with hadron
ly gifts. grant him lob g to live. I? rect
him in the discharge of all his 0 ciai
obligations and like him a ,bloi lips
to this westbrnc fine. Our last word
is an admonition which the pulpit dare
to sound.
it is declared that the life (If Henry
VIII. could have been spared had the
monarch boob informed of threatening
iii. His mapesty himself however had
decreed it an act of treason to mm
in relation to the matter. Conse-
quently even his physician was awed
and the patient perlIhod.
The pulpit is bound in proclaim that
the habWblcb In ignominiously pro
trated our innocent chief is not rife
only enemy hand in existence. .Bin
agony. Frau. bribery. lust. dis
regar the m’ age vow. profalia
tion of the Lord‘s‘Day. all are foes
which menace law and ioopardize lib-
arty. That foui act in Lake Erie ex
hibltion city. won a terrible thing to
befall here in thdbe free United States.
189 was it a fearful warning which
niropned. thousandsfifI years before
font the Dead midi. lpit. Lord Al
lmighty grant till le grace to in-
ioiructivsiy pond lessons.
" it may be a he past. never-
tbelesa the royal custom yet obtain 01
announcing at the close of the funeral
uare. oblI‘oJII the tidal of the ndtabio
ccca ' *
" Our restldg cominlindcrdn chloi was
I plaln‘ member of the commonwealth.
wndlvo Iifacted no circums ace of such
alibi-t. lie inn is um con-
oiudin mention however that William
McKin oy. late president of the United
Stitcudf Amorloh' was a bright and
{fainting light. the splendor of. which
a bristory of: hi native state and
Hlsr spirit is with its author
tutti); and ottoman“!!! hil brilliant
morn to dllt ominomco‘nii“ genome
01' lilo c men a d bang his
hircatbcd name high up in our ball of
as a: “part. as. ..
5 im‘ at ."a
loath
MW dummdoutomI
bosom rug”
1‘ NEW YO
ho was "
nvlii «lion
tuna
"It“!
inflamed cectloaailum impelled the Tb
dI immeagurIabI to the lustre of
religiously commit hid body to the
ill the glory honooforvlgrid foravori
no
$th the sensation of tits above Id-
drcII there was IllIIilll by the choir
.mgbaic'tidb vlrIj. gamut” pronounced the
.9, Iwgock.
. ' It II In.‘
. “Moan. Jr..
chhamroclt if during the
, , bar A very cup noon «2th» commutative of tho:
is, , ”.94“ through New York yacht Club. rs. Icl
Mindy. . are, m ubi
«but
sip. 'l‘ e do was fox y tiinnit til Ayll
was it loc’t in this tit; Tit 1 4
or they found their man with
in‘ the harbor of Gloucester, (lisp
sand it ‘nurhbe‘r or cities from T411 bio-"W
head. Finding some of the mum
aboard The yacht wit Mr. Chasing-iii
panic on than], tho pol es of that place
notified hm of their discovery, with
the results recove‘ «or'the Ayll. 'rb'e
cinch of pollen. of drbleheiid had an
the stolen goods removed from the
boat. taken ashore and hung up in a
small ibuiidlng. libero the different
owners . when they Were found. could
identify them. Melton told the chief
that be had gotten the boat in Doia~
ware. but on cross domination fiinch~
undoubted. came ashore again, “3‘ ‘ ’
e.d
He Is wanted in both Boston and New
Ymk. it is probable that when the po—
lice of Marblehead are through with
him he will be brought to South Nor-
walk. to stand trial for the theft. of the
Ayli. Melton will be tried at Marble-
head. for stealing goods in Marble head
harbor. from the yacht Gossip. These
were all aboard the Ayli when she was
captured. The goods stolen from the
Gossip were estimated to be worth “6‘
Beside the property of the Gossip on
board the Ayll wII long list of nttlr
cles. among which are an overcoat.
marked “A. E. Chasmar, ill East 25th
street. New York. and four towels
marked "Kestral. "
ship yards subject to the orders of
Commodore Chltsmar. She is first
class shape and is practically uniniurr.
ed.
came TENDsNCIss IN couN. ’ Y
w
New Haven County has Mada No In
' crcIIc.
Statistics Indicate in an intercsting .,
way the crime tendencies in Connectl~
cut during the past seven years.
An examination of tile iaii urea
shows that the total number mis-
demeanants in confinement in June of
this year was smaller than on the cor-
responding data of any year since 1895.
The number is slightly smaller than
for 1900. but the figures for 1900 were
noticeably below those of the pruned
ing years. Curiously enough the std.
tistics for Hartford and New Haven
counties for the current year are pne-
cisely the same as for last you“. The
jails of Litchfieid and Tolland coun-
ties are now more liberally populated
than they were a year ago. A. reduc-
tion in the iaiibird census has taken
place in New London, Fairiioid. Wind
ham and Middlcuax counties.
The chief decline is in Fairfield and“
Windham counties. Windham is the
only county whose tail was mare l)-
nious at the end of June than on the
average at that date during the past
Ieven years.
The number of inmates in the two
luvenilc reformatory Institutions has
remained practically- stationary during
the period under reyiew. The number
On June 30 of this year was the same
as the average number for the corres-
poudingI dates duri‘pg the past saved
you". . 4 ‘. 2 .
THOMAG GOES TO CARMEL.
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Alleged Burglar Surrender“ to New
York State Authoritleu.
Edward Thomas. the alleged burglar.
who was arrested in Danbury. two
weeks ago. at. the request of South-
east. N. Y.. officers was surrendered
to Sheriff Hues o i’htnam county. on
the :roduisttion of Gov. all. .
The Iurrcnderlux of t prisoner to
the New York state authorities was
opposed by Attorney 0. W. Murphy.
who represented Thomas. At a hear-
ing before Gov. Malena in Hartford.
Monday, Attorney Murphy presented
an affidavit from Thomas‘ father who
is now herving a térm in the Ellcnv lilc.
N Y.. reformatory for the same of
fence for which his son In under arrest.
The affidavit was to the effect that the
elder Thomas committed the crime.
which was the. robbing of a chicken
house on the farm of the late George
ESesra. near Brewster.
Gov McLean heard the evidence pre
sented by state‘s Attorney Weeks. 0
Plltnam county, and decided to surren
der Thomas. Attorney Murphy will
defend the prisoner at the trial in Car
tool in December.
”’4“..—
. antarctic MAN DEAD.
,BTAM FORD. September 20-Goorge
Barlow, of Trenton, N.. .l.. died early
thiI morning. lathe Stamford hospital.
where"ho had been. under trontmont
fot- sevorIaneoits, having come here
after-spending the summer at Ocean
Guava. , Gunilla" Mud Iixtylix years.
He formerly lived bore and represent-
ed the town in the. legislature of 1898.
He was formerly in busioou in Brook-
lymN r.. but retired ten years ago.
He lcaIvoI a widow... ,
W..—
CAPTAIN WPIN DEAD.
WABHINGTON‘ detomb‘or 20~Ccp
taln L. Drupr united Staten Marine
oat-pp. medial been dine-o It“ sons!
Kong on the 10th in nIt according
to a report from Ad Kcmpif to
the Navy D‘o'portincnt."i Citptain Drop
or Mil’lpwintod from Klaus and Ill-
tercd the marine month July. taco.
Iva costume filter from this i
disease, T3? pi‘oinRt i't'lidi' may be
had and iii Mgrgyma»
cont mm c ted by the use ofth '
Cbuihiicrlaiii’u pitta
IIIJW imp
. Lil's till i arr ”It!” be a bur~
C
dun chol- yoiuiitlv lice given
this remedy a tridi. if on are
not dill issued withie ruiiei
0"which it nifnivilfiour dru rm
..{s’iiI ' .4
will rchtptiwytitil ytull‘ hide Ier.
Nocturnes. -,
a human“ Tim-il-
“lsn t It appalling to thing that the
vcombined public debts of the world
amount to more than 0 .000. 000 ""
“Oh. i don't know. Width" owe it
to any other pla‘net ift'i all in the
family."
i
HOW'O THIS?
We offer One Hundred Ddllars Rs- '
word for any coca ofsCItarrh that can- .
not be cured by HIII' s Qatar-rt: Cure.
F‘ J. CHENEY & 00..«Propll.
. Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned, have known F
J. Cheney for the last ‘15 years. and
believe: him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
,glsts. Toledogo
glaciation Druuists Toledo,0.
ali’s Caters-h Ours is taken into:
pally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfsces of the system. it
Price 75c per bottle. . Sold by all Drug ,
gista. Testimonials froo.
Hall' a Family Pills are the beat.
STUPI DENOUGH.
Noll‘Cholly tells me he belongs to ~
the "smart set."
BalleL—i don't doubt it. He‘s cor»
Inna—-
STOOD DIAYH OFF.
E B Munday. slawyer of Henrietta.
Tax,, once fooled I grave-digger. He
says; "My brother was very low with
malarial ’fever and 1aundinc.l per
hustled him to try Electric Bitters and
Ed was soon much better; but coutln
“sailfish use until he was wholly cur
I-4m sure Electric Bitters saved
his life This remedy etpeic malaria
kill! ditches germs and purifies the
blood; aids digestion. regulates liver
kidneys and bowels, cures constipa
tion dyspepsia. nervous diseases kid
ney troubles, female complaints. gives
rfoct health only bile at r. d. Bax
irii South Nor-walk. and John R
Riggs' drug store. Norwaik
PERTINEN‘I‘ SUGGESTION.
‘i wonder how so many forest fires
catch. " said Mrs. McBride
“Perhaps they catch accidentally
gcthhgmountain ranges,” suggested
r. c l' 5*.” *1.“ . I ,. .
TOBACCO“
and c M 0 KB
’ . Y I' my
95! mile ‘4an 'of dn‘y feedlot?! ’Ittgb'ofgc: “In;
7 to: m
' I
tainly‘stupld enou'gb to be eligible. t:
M ,
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' cuEss WHAT ta IN IT.
"Our church in to have a conundrum
supper tomorrow night." said Mrs
F‘I‘itibi e
"llash will be served, I suppose,"
added Mr. Frisbio.
A NIGHT OF TERROR.
“Awful anxiety was felt for the widv
ow of the brave General Burnham, of
Machine. Me, when the doctors said
she would die from Pneumonia before
morning" writes Mrs. S. H. Lincoln
who attended her that fearful night
i but she begged for Dr. King‘ a New Dis~
covery. which had more than once sum ,
ed her life. and cured her of Consump
tion. After taking. she slept all night.
Further use entirely cured her " This
marvellous medicine iI guaranteed. to
cure all Throat Chest and hung Dis-
eases. Only one and $1.00. Trial hot-
ties free at F. H Beaters South Nor
walk and John A Rigg's drug store.
orwalk.
HE WAS WILLING.
“No. sir my daughter shall never
Ieava i'ne.’ , .
"Good. papa in law Wc'Iil ts‘fe the
second- -story front.” ...
W“
_ Anaconda cuumrv
"Latcly befall 1' railroad laborer
ItIvrithDr. a Kailbtt of woman an}.
an foal wnahldly Crittihoii, but suck-
Ian's Arum lulu quickly hated him
1; claim wqtdbrfbl-Io’r aim. not .
Iceland Iii Suki: eruptions it'll c
'I.o chamlioo Melon Care ~
Intccd. 85c. Sold by F. H. $1M.
,mfifionwullr. and John A. It?
in‘ ‘n-
‘4
”Iowa: ONAL
V "on nan no «storm: children In
“I”, 9» .-
"I guoII ‘so Ho“ wlI‘n‘t hungry un-
tily the out would; It ”It 0 'ci‘ock.
in as...
' Emmi” not; told km
laugh magnum
’m answered thy'ouiitomdr with
can [win Edi“; Wildfowl:
iffi’
may“:
“mrbfioiu dzdbeirugi gaggle b.
r r our '
WI! fficI’Im'
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inI around. me.
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‘ to ' it): P: ,
« opcned ItI gates this niIo
19ml inn «mill original pro-
mm This visa Welsh
position and in addition to appropriate
ceremonies in the Temple of Music “en
there was singing by Welsh smietles '
The international contentiop of cit "II EQQI“ I9"
tlamsn was also scheduled for today
in the New York state building. A
great parade in the stagnant)
about 1.000 head of prise w
on the program for it)” attgr‘noop.
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cystitis ex
noiudiug
utters iI
A lbw choice styles of Child?
.2 piece, Stilts, left 0ch3
front bul- Spr‘iiig stock. .
make excellent,,sthol suits. at i
at 25 per cent. reduction.
taco Suits $9.75.
$4.00 Suits $3.00.
$3.00 Suits $2.25.
WEST & TKUAX, WholoIale Drug? «
The Ayli is now at the Marblebcad .
Wanmso. KINNAN e usavntf
Phonc 133-12.
1 Duration.
CLO'I'HlEROo
committees,
as WIIhington Strut,
86th Norwalk.
ht Line
- NEW WM
NOR momma
scorn ivoa WALK.
Our very best Butter.
Wasbburn Crosby‘s Gold Medal
58c bag.
8c can
15c.
18c
20c
Peninsular Milk,
5 lb. pkg. Hominy.
London Cocoa, 34. lb. can.
6 boxes Sardines in Oil.
5 lb. pkg. Gold Dust Washing
15c.
25c.
26c.
7 bars Gloss Soap,
ll bars Saratoga Soap.
A. STULL.
Em Not-walk. on ww turns on. ..
24 Cottage Ave”
car.”
so 75p
IAIED iN IYOIUK BIN.
ton
”we.
cleanly screened
AlbanzliAMm HARRIS
mINoiiIco by portal will Irocclva prompt
Bitumbdlp. In. CloIchdItr
from“. 68 Spring ItrIIIt.
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tie the why of “so good for In lita
82 NORTH MAIN ST»
bppoditd WEE! Carriage Work.
Are now in stock A larger varlctg
than ever before. Pridcs. Ii nodal.
veryitow» Haring engaged plasma
of FIRST- CLASS PAPER'HANGIBI.
we are in better position than out to
do your 1wink.
~ an.»
r . H . . . “r In
Murillo. ear-zit assume an
. ~- . » oeoomrmIo; . ;
at vi I.“ "I
of everyone. the ml 9 ,.
Ranges and Heaters woo
good value. Designed and»
on true principles, they gm?
Soothers Eagle and { ity of Non from a small 800nm 0t
cNew hork, Pier 23.
East River. Beckman street. 3 p
Norwalk and South Norwalk Hop-ac. B N
during the night. ‘
some ll ,Irganps use
a on h.0ub“?18£angg4gf“
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at. N ' ‘ ‘
Plumbing and some ii 7
day. i ‘J V .~ LI" y
. 236 lb. Hot“ Wm:- fiddling.
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ruauaALo I“ h »
unnamed: tip. 1" 5'
rel-phonestmt: not. I; ~ 9
cityscape room "5'
South Norwalln r ‘
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J. I. SULLIVAN. " ' g
Priprlctor and Mann".
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We handle only one grade of Coal, T ‘ ' l . Built bolt»
and CIA! is if“ BEST arms reasonab a II III. .
place your order-I now. “a mu ad- connecting with an ""9”" MN.
vantage of price quoted above.
aest' in duality,
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience has
beanie thaMgivc nImrordIIr,
and we will picIII yon.=
ling inland lit
.ms ..4
VNbrvI‘iil. brunt.”
Highest Cash-"P
ceded machinery of all kind,»
.dt’cun and water mom a
ardwaro nouns
tad ti rIII‘IforI‘quIutII:I “one ,
r. on an I it In a
lvo would like in Illinois of. The. ‘ “William: 5‘
t cIIIh prices will wait! I‘IIbyI
ing, fishing. Electric cars to hotel.
It. s. H. on n. a.
quuaMcIuo.
aHood lsnnrlp cum :oAItII Add
,8th ‘Dirlnncw u 4c ,4
i" iii. lilti’l I guilds
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MALAKIA.
[ODD «m it“, a ‘
ALL DRUGGISTS
\
Pure White use “It! Isms _'
‘9’}; mixed by hand will was
II long tin cover it
not in lilac Idory iii
"lthhoh' WII (it. Do
Its a Itrooticwero puma ' .
in this manner ovcr eleven 10m
Whit ; m The! are Itill good.
; Willint it. may calm.“
Iain street. I" “I dunno.“
Elm (ii-ova ‘ItrcIIt. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler