“I All business eertimualeatlene for this Office should be addressed la The Samurai. Personal letters list desired. warm mm. Ilbfeoast for mNoriv‘ail't Sud widinity flaw: and Thurs mean-T. 1 a urbane: our,“ . m New“: ordiu'gfi a c.9199 O i ltdiffiIlIil‘Uati 11 file- . Scientific cinnam- . . a e that rain wil extend as far south “:1: vicinity. The temperature con- a low in the chitin. Selectman James A. Brown has apple trees in blossom. at his res1dence in 8099: were. Street. Alisa Math a Boughton. matron air Andrea’s Hem . in West-l .1119 County pp.1:1 avenue, is ,11. midis-M ; 1 Mrs. T. S. Vandarhoef and Miss Mabel Vanderheet of East avenue. 1 yes- 113111!” in New York. .. W The Norwalk Pottery has sold large-- consignments of their needs to parties in Stamford, recently. ruck—#— Charles E. Hubbell. of Stratford, is theaters of Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Pryor. of 10 Elverview Terrace. ,, w... Miss Bertha. Mnrqu‘arndt, of Fair .1 has mag’to the P nAmerican ’Egifig'sition and takers Fe 1. Horace L. Hubbell. of the Hill & Hubhell Lumber Company, is enjoying (trip 11) the Pap-American Exposition. ”.1... . Several members of the South Nor- walk Baptist Church attended the State Baptist Convention. in New Britain. 19989?de as, Hannah Connors, of Milford. who has been the guest of her brother, Edmund Connors, of West street, has returned homo_., . ,Two out-of'town gentlemen were in Nurwalk yesterday. conferring with Contractor A. R. Malkiu on a private business mater. it: Elbe Cedar street Tigers would like to arrange football games with teams averaging sixty pounds. AddressC Dhlfy. South Norwalk Conn. Tur. and Mrs Alfred E. Charmer. who have been visiting friends in Northampton. Mass. have returned to their home in south Main street. Sheriff 5. E. Hawley returned to Bridgeport. yesterday. from a trip to Buffalo. The sh riff spent several days at the Pan- Arne n Exposition. The next meeting of the Friday Al’- ternoon’ Club will be at the home of , Miss Helen Ferris. 26 F'airflcld avenue. » Friday, ecteber 18th, at 9 o‘clock. Wilbur E. Lewis. of Glenbrook, the well- known soda and mineral water dealer. is spending a few days at the Pan-American. Exposition. in Buffalo: ”—— The Women's Association of the South Norwalk «.Baptist Church will hold the October prayer and praise service. this Wednesday afternoon. at 3. ofclock. .Aii welcomed. 7 Another ,meetin of the governihs committee of the orwalk Yacht Club has been called for Friday evening. with Commodore CiarenceF Osborn. at his home in Arch street. 3-.— Steven M.- Burns. for thirty years 1nperviaorof bridges of the, Nsugstuck 111911111111 of the Consolidated Railroad. died at his home in Thomaston, yes- terday. He retired from active service 111.1899. Miss, Una E. Keith. of Bridgeport. a recording clerk in the. Probate Court. has returned to her home. after spen‘d— mi two months travelling in the West. was Keith wafi also the guest of her so in. silos psi-let Keith. in. Nor- Not grass fed. the kind we handle ‘ “at the following prices: were is. . FPorter House Steak. 81110111 Email. lS-Mc lb sum Steak. ' 19c 15. ‘ ’Sllouldér Steak. liic 1b. Sperry it Europe's Sausage, 1259c lb. Corned m”. 1 .. 1215c lb rustic MARKET“ 91-1....1‘92-‘99919Main street HARRY PIPPIR.W set;- M 11.321; t “M” turner from a New York visit. m Niki Ann street to Winnipauk. . ., T. we." ‘ _. . . moved her family to Monroe street. ,. in tun-io- James B. Morris, who formerly re- u: nwwmi gone: up: "its! 1113; has been visiting in South Nor- Henry 1‘. Gehrmaun went hunting. yesterday . . utterance. W. 85.009 to its undivided profit account bringing the amount‘ to 890.000. 810th i“. Filumphriss has re- ”HO-v George Slavin has moVed his family in: lacrosse! Wam street. has sided in South Norwa’llr is in Patefsen Rev. George VanAiatyne. of Sridgs- Clarence C Cram. G. Louis Price and Miss (leer. of Ridgedald. was a visi- tor with Norwalk intends. yesterday The City National hank has added ervtlsu. suoss roe-wears. .6"; 1T“: “Tunic.” n- Y‘ D I. O O I . suit. a One is a W141“ a calf shoe with dull iii tip and vamp are per in fancy pattern dfuhlzidscii griffin oxtsnsioiihl heel gve e a as a nuaual tins An ‘efteiusir‘e" store? Int slice—M . 54 ”its core anion a lighmd rose boot "'1‘ ,W l 11.14.... . of Vici kill with us to MT”) is of my? inc 1.... m...r. patent leather. spin is light and welt- ed, vamp and heel foxlng are perfor sled. heel is Cuban. s dainty stylish boot. 88. 50. Shoe store. TABLE SILVER. ‘ Handsome new shining sliver of known merit. Seth hollow and flat were in pleasing and wa'i‘aceful designs. Sterling silver 111.985 da‘e. plated were in from ulnkel'e' who“: names, are known to every housewife. ;Bilver seams to be in greater favor than ever for wedding gifts. Here are pieces to delight the autumn bride. Sterling Silver. .. lanai-1’ , the South Norwalk Congregational ‘ All women ‘are replicated to be present. , Norwsik Guns): - para ill or)! both Harvest mum . , dim“ at uni-yeti. . mainframe! the :1m1 N and 11111199 Frederick L. Ingersoll. of lowndes avenue. has gone to Bridgeport. where. he has secured a position in Warner Brothers' factory. , The Sunday school teachers of the South Norwalk aptist Church will hold a meeting 1 is evening. in the church parlors. Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage VanDoreu. pastor of the Norwalk Baptist Church. will preach in the Cranbury Chapel Sunday afternoon. Mrs. W. F. Wardwell. of No. 2 Liv- ingston street, has returned home. at» tar a pleasant visit with relatives and friends in New York , Miss Kathryn Duffy has returned home from Danbury. where she has been spending a week and attending the Dunbury Fair. Charles J. Prescott. of the South Nor- waik postodlce, has resumed his duties in the office. after spending a short va- cation in Pennsylvania. ——The Imperial crown cigar has a clean taste and a delicious aroma. Ray. and Mrs. W. H. Hubbard. of South Main street, will entertain the Farther Lights of the Church. at the parsonage. in South Main street, next Monday night The list of entries for the Cat Race at the Fair Grounds, tomorrow after» noon, give promise of a fine meeting. The horses in each class are fast and there will undoubtedly be a lively con- test for the oats The admission is on- ly 25 cents, and trolley accommodations will be of the host. w The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Warren. nee Hines, who died in New York, Sun'- ~day nightswss held from St. Josephs Church. thisvmornllitmt 9:39. The do,» ral offerings were very large and name, arena. The pail bearers were John W. Sculley. Joseph Stesgmullor. Edward Hayes. Edward Barrett. Mr. Porchel and Mr. Wittle. This evening. at 7: 45. the Women's Union which includes all the women of Church. will hold its first pleating Ad.- dres'ses will be delivered by the Rev. George D. Esbert and the liev. Pilul M. Strsyer. on a- subject that should inter- eat every woman In the congregational Wan—i «gm -.- Iii-m You newer. was catches. m, it 0'5. €31.13... "“1me ’ A freight train on the ”Bestiary divb- siou broke in two that nisbt. shout to 0‘.c'loek a short distance a re Chiba rlne' street: One section” "111‘ rited" back as far as Catharine street. where it was stopped. Connections were again ads. and the train proceeded towards inbury. As soon as the sections part» ed the engineer sounded the whistle a ' number of times as a warning of what Next Sunday.- the Winona in up stub “931?. 9910"“ beast with. Wine mpg” thiy musical odrvhe tinthc ll“: irrigation“? are Wkly HEN-’1. Till 11°91. it‘ll meridians muamfi brlhg all kinds of i’rult.‘e and vegetables to the church. on Saturday ste‘rnon. from '9 to 6. ”unlit!" of 1119' 'nowei' committee will «bellidha‘td receive theta. I OUNOIO I “A more in s" pint 1W ‘fievde's otoss Cir rimhhhtha‘m in others—that’ . “flu-1*” er. 'Estr'a bweight kw warn: com cm s .1 'r .1» 1.11.?” t1filr’ LA . had occurred There was only a slight” ' . delay to the train. _ - , . , It; .q 3 Teaspoous, set of 6 83. 75 and 86. Table spoons set of 5, 811. 50. Pic knives, 8915. Barry spoons. 5. Gravy ladies. 84.25. Meat forks. 83. sum ‘ plate. Hollow ware ‘ Tea sets. four pieces. 81. 50 to 818. 50 Fruit bowls. 83 to 87.6 Cake trliys. 82 to 89. Candelabra. 84 to 89 50. Butter dishes.'81. 50 to 83 Trays :1 to If Pickle jars $1. 50 to 82. 50. Mugs. 750 to 82.. Rogers & Hamilton sectional plated flat ware. Has an extra plate at sec- tion most exposed to wear. pretty patterns, including the graceful new Marquise. Three Tea spoons. 82.95 dos. Dessert spoons. 84.75 dos. Table spoons, I925 doses. Dessert forks. 91.75 dozen. Table forks. 86.25 dozen. Soup ladies 82.95 each. Oyster ladies. 81.85 each. Gravy ladies. 990 each. and so on and on. Wm. Rogerslk'Son were in one of the makers' prettiest patterns and at special prices. _ Spoons and forks. dessert or tablm size. not of ‘8.'regular 81 or $1.18. 69c. Cream ladies. 99c. Jelly knives. 59¢. Preserve 3 sons. 50c. Tomato an pea servers, 750. .8118” shells. 25c. Butter knives. 25c. Quadruple plated hollow were at a special price. Basement. center. : THE irowuinp DRY GOODS 00.. i ., Bridgeport Wail Papers Palette ‘ ‘ _ Window of.“ House Painting and Paper Hanging a “spatially. . :11. i... .1.. J A RUDNER 321 South Main Street. South Norwalk. V“ "Notion hot and. not too cold. But Just the thing. so 1’ is told. To keep us all from growing old. " a . ir‘ .411 --.. 2 fl, ~ w»: .lf’li'i‘i L‘ is what you want. There is scarcely a home, without , a basement tenant. , No dirk-no dusk-quick heat. as» much or as little as you wish—all for a instills. . . . Get our- prices on Gas and Elec- tric Fixtures of all kinds. Any. old house piped at least Alli! iii.W ‘ 1:1in the; ith of perfection in ten cent cigars—s mild. delicdioua automatic the Originei M9894. It iii the country for five eats. ry these brands. st know the will prove satisfactory Be everywhere. Ma factored by JO gthENSOHLAG R. 104 Washington reef. ~ . ———--—O——-—- . TO THIOENEHAL 90.1.10. 1 have opened gnaw fish and vague table market at 8 North Main street. where I am ready. to supply you with a choice line of fruits. vegetables and fish at bargain prices, and would be grateful for your patronage. W. G. WOOD, 88 North Main Street. ..._...+___ , GOOD THINGS. One of our many specialties is choice imported and domestic fruits. This week we will have peaches. apples. pears, plums. grapes of many varieties. oranges. quinces pineapples. if you Cafe Royal. THE CENTRAL FOOD COMPANY. Phone 180. _.__Q._._ TABLE D'HOTE DINNER. Served at twelve oclock daily. thir- ty- dive cents. European plan at all hours. Ladies‘ and gentlemen' s dining room up stairs. Oysters and sea food a specialty. Choice wines and liquors. Service first class. Prices moderate. lMPERlAL CAFE. Carl Schauh. 9 Railroad Place. . ”4...... HERE'S THE PLACE To get your stable supplies at rea- sonahie prices. A large assortment of horse blankets. all grades. from 81 to 85. Plush lap robes 82. 25 to 84. All kinds of harness. carriages and run abouts and in fact everything on wheels, we sell. General repairing a specialty. LUTHER M. WRIGHT. ———O _ HAVE YOU TRIED ~ The Old Well Pcrfecto cigar? it's a cool. sweet. delightful smoke that will fascinate you. They are carefully made from the very best selected to- bacco. Try one. Every one sells them. OLD WELL CIGAR (30., 83 Washing- ton Street. * ___.Q__.._ BLACK AND BLUE. Bargains.- in molten overcoats. The. very newest styles. The best coat in the state for the money. Perfect fit- tars at $8.75,wor1b twice the price. Oxford greys. well made garment. if e of style, at $5 75. English covert both light or dark colors. 85 D. GOTTLElB. 11 North Main 81.. where the car steps. a...” YOU CAN SAVE MONEY And at the same time get the finest selected sea food of all kinds. Rock- away and maths oysters. lobsters. crabs. escsllopa and fish of every varie- ty. and a little cheaper than sold else- where. at THE BRIDGE FISH MAIL KET. Washington St. Bridge. ._.___.___ WE WANT YOU To trade with us because we know we can please you in quality and pric- es. We sell the best meats money can bu Sausage bolognas. smoked and pic led tongue. fresh and pickled trips pork tenderloin; sauer kruut. sweet breads. sea food and- green vege tables scu'sun‘s OLD MARKET 22 West Washington Sti‘et. W . GETTING FLEECE, LINED For the .‘wlntends the proper caper new. We can show you the beat her- gain you ever saw In men's fleece lin- ed underwear. worth twice the price. all sizes. at 39c. Don' t wait. they went last long. HlSLOP. EVERY ONE Can afford to own a fountain pen lwhsn sold at see, prices. The Frank- lin is an ex’cei ent article for the men- ey. We have them in several styles ~ and prices from 851: to 82. 25. We can warrant them. Stationery and office Supplies HENR E. SODWELL, 76 Washington Stree. _._._...__._ THIS FINE AUTUMN WEATHER is the proper time to sit for your photographs. 1 have many beautiful things in new imported mounts that will interest you. Every photograph is a work of art remember. and the prices are the same as at other gal- leries. NORTH. The Photographer. 78 Washington Street. NOW! THE TIME To make your selection. when our shop is filled with all the newest crea- tions and at prices that will interest you. it is a pleasure to us to show our goods. 8. . TILLOTSON. 811 Washington Stree .‘ ....___.__..... A LITTLE LIGHT On our large stock of handsome par- lor lamps. We want you to see them. Many different styles _ range fromf , . 98~te beautiful couches 87 to 25. Furniture of every description at bargain prices. A. J. COLLINS A 00.. 1:48 North Main St. STOVE! 'I'O DUNN. The Beauty Manhattanrls the most satisfactory cylinder coal heater ever made. We have a farce stock in all sires. “was: figure 85 t: 1‘91): 50. Alas a tam :- aces an a d Nilia'r' heaters. HOS- ASH. alright Wests Sis. d4“ THE Il'l‘TIii MAN . is he with a satisfied stomach. We make a specialty of. this line of work. serving a well cooked course dinner daily for twenty-dye peninsular l f , was , use see: Audit is momma Woo.“ ‘ all WashingtonSt Sit-est. meals at regular 11 rs. Eu bean ser- vice at all hours. able be d at spec: in! prices. THELANE RESTAURANT. at Washington ' REAL M THINGS. my?! haves stop iii Yelena us less. so ‘ mil-1% hasten“ Than: are cheap and use awn- l 1...... all iii = are a. lover of rich delicious coffee, try' :nd the prices ‘ ‘9 Toe barns! ,si.’ . We have just rocelvsd‘ ‘ stock of handsome thinks is to sender- wear: also the Heroes woolen under yum- inspection. Doilar gloves nloi'e. S. l. Mil-LS 88 Washington Street. ———-——O—-——-, vou NEVER marlin “Tree. We have a tomato cataup superior to any your ever tasted. which we want you to try. Sold in bulk twenty defile a quart. New sauer kraut. ten cents quart. and the finest butter in town. geNRAD BECKER. iii Washington reel ”4...... PHARAOH’S HORSES. A very handsome reproduction of that celebrated work of art. for fifteen cents. Also bargains in English fine porcelain dinner sets, the under glazed decoration. one hundred and twelve pieces. at 814.50. and lots of things. at A. P. DAMON'S,‘ 79 Washington St. .WE WASH BEFORE WE il'tON Then'give your linen that rich do- mestic finish that characterizes perfect laundry work. We know we can please you. A trial will be convincing. Phone. The wagon calls for and delivers your bundle. 50 Water St. George R. Van Alstyne. THE CRESCENT STEAM LAUNDRY. .._....__.__. YOUR HUSBAND Wont roast you about your poor cof- fee if you use Manhattan. It's a blend of pure Mocha and Java. freshly roast- ed and full that that delicious flavor that pleases particular people: this a pound. Soldonly at WILCOX'S Gilt). CERY. 70 Washington St. Phone 143-5. w... A LITTLE ASSURANCE. When you bring us a prescription to be filled. you may be assured of three important points. That you will get just what the doctor has prescribed: that the drugs are absolutely pure; that the prices you pay are right. We know our business. Try as. THE GREGORY DRUG (30.. 8 No. Main St. W.” OUR DAILY BREAD. Owens's home made brands are per- foot People who constantly use them say so. Wheat, rye and graham. fresh 1y baked every days. Fancy baking of all kinds. Lowney' s and Baker's con- fectionery. E. C. OWENS, 22 North Main Street. _.._..+_.___. PEOPLE SHOULD LOOK For quality when buying meats. not duaittity and chenpness. l handle. the finest meats that money and exper- fence can buy and sell as cheap as oth- era. Poultry dressed to order. Finest sausage and smoked meats. Choice green stuffs a specialty. Phone 137-6. NEW CENTURY MARKET. 35 South Main Street. Adam Steinwaid. m...“ WHAT WE DO We do well. Act as executors. ad- ministrators and guardians. loan mon- ey on mortgages and approved securi ties: receive deposits subject to check. and pay interest on time deposts and savings accounts. Savings Department open Saturday evenings. 6 to 8. THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST 00., First National Bank Building. Wash- ington Street. _.__.+_... THEY ARE CHIC. We have just secured a large as- sortmeut of new things in muslin and cambric corsefi covers of the chic brhnd. They are beauties. Prices from 12%c.i'ic. 2513,3912, 59c. Head- quarters for ladies' fall and winter un- dergarments. A. DICKERMAN & SON. Washington Street. Mk“... WHEN THINGS ARE ABLAZE it a too late for you to consider the value of insurance. Before you are a loser. you had better attend to this. in- sure your property with some of the many reliable companies represented by TAYLOR A’s GOLDEN. 7i Washing- ton Street “fl...” AMONG THE FINEST. South Norwalk can boast of one of the finest appointed and best stocked cigar shops in the state. where the moat extravagant or modest taste can be gratified The finest imported and domestic cigars. tobacoos and cigar- cites pipes. and in fact everything in the line can be found at WHELPLEY ft CLARK S. Washington and Main Sta “4...... WHAT DO YOU DO NIGHTS? bookkeeping. penmanship. shorthand. typewritins. arithmetic. telegraphv. law correspondence. spelling. business comprise a first-class business educar tionf Then do not fall to attend our ninht school. THE BROWN BUST- NESS COLLEGE. G E Curtain, Presi- deut.Sot11h Nor, Conn. iiuu'uiueim“ I‘A'c‘u am... When readine at night. do the differ ent letters run into each other and con- fuse you? If so it‘s time to consult an optician. I rectify visionary defects of this kind. Make reading a comfort. by careful examination and fitting bf classes. Reasonable charge. H. S. ROOD. Jeweler-Optician, 16 Se. Main Street. GOOD A. lot of gauticmsu’ s pure linen iui , tinted embroidered hamstltehsd d karchlefs of fine quality. two forw ty~flve cents. Somethliig new in drae perv desisns for Whilst-es. w ludbw our talus and 91119”. ‘M THE MISSES DAWSON. 98 WI! 1 upfront. FILL YOUR- IIN. Let us fill withptlie best trade of one.” at will a little bat tar than otherkrwde tiention. . rice-«It .15 a tea 1' urteous ire-twist. We Look. 00% 11‘" met. PM)“ 3135.1. . disses vets 999m. Missile ' : lag the uishi eminent“ garments and combination tufts. from , 81. 50 a garment. They are well . no you wish to know more about, -in short all branches of study that out for the improvement bat ' M estate.“ I‘ There is no bd‘vfs that appears in our “advertising column so Woodie the news about new goods. Especial1y attractive is this news new. just (ironed the line 'iwixt summer and fall. begins, and this store has usel all its energy. all its experience your autumn and winter buying a source of pleasureaud satisfaction. The new season‘s on ' . to ma THE NEW TAILDRMADE SUITTQ or before attained. A real pleasure choose from them. Ladies' All Wool tight fitting: special at 88.98. Ladies’ All Wool Cloth Suits Ladles' All THE NEW WALKING SKIRT. The demand for walking skirts mend. stitched flounce. at 83.751 golf goods. latest cut. $4.98. effect, satin trimmed fiounce, 85.25. overskirt effect, 86 50. The evolution of the taller-wildly suit in this mason roost marked. Thai-ale an air of distinctiveness and style about this season's product new Venetian Cloth Suits. in Black. Oxford and Blues. lat- est cut. circular iiounce Skirt, Jacket. Black and Navy, five gore circular iiounce Skirt, double breasted tight fitting Jacket. silk serge lined, $10.98. Ladies' Black Pebble Cheviot Suits the latest make; a bargain at 811.98 Wool Cheviot Cloth Suits. tight fitting single breasted , Jacket. taffeta silk lined, $16.98. ever on the increase. This shop was never in such shape to meet the de- Ladles’ Five Gore Flare Skirts, Ladles’ Five Gore Skirt, double faced Ladies’ Black Serge Skirts, corded Ladies' Black English Cheviot Skirts, nearsilk lined flountc, satin trimmed. 83 and 85 Washington Street to. Kuwait THE NEW COATS. Ready for you to impact and from the finest attainment of milieu and children's outer assassin 1, , makers only are rears ed. 1‘ styles oaifiwlii be shown Ladies’ elton Cloth Cents a Ladies' Melton Cloth Gaul-ll. Allin lined. velvet collar. latest style, Ladies Flue All Wool Cloth best quality satin linins. 811er for two seasons, 812.9 Ladlea' fitted Oxford Raglaus. yoke back, lined throughout. a bargain at 815.98 . Children‘s 130): Costa. well mad good quality lining, sizes from 9 to if. ‘ special at $5.98 Childrens Long Costs. in red. blue and grey, satin lined. velvet collar.but~ - ton trimmed. 38. 99. , THE AUTUMN WAISTO OF WOOL AND SILK. . The Waist: this season are works of “ art; perfect In style. perfect in lit. fin- ished by taller artists, and priced refit , any purse. Ladies’ Flunnslette Waists, stripes and brocaded effects. gold button trilli- mod 59 c. Plain Colored fe 1n Ladies' All Wool French Flannel Waists in Reds. Blues. $211115. Old Rose, Lavender and Black. . Ladles' tucked Taffeta Silk Wald“. light or dark colors. latest style sleeves, fancy fronts. pearl button trimmed, 83. 49. . Choice assortment of fancy trimmed Silk Waists, prices ranging from 88298 , to 312 49. Franc ‘Enough The Underwear enough just new. line at this price abililu to secure. 1:5: ”"1 “inc ysatiSfacioru . Straw 1195.15 with durabilitu. 80UTH i - “ . You reWarm Dressed as think) as possible. , A popular price is 50 cents per gar- , ment. and realizing it. we have made our , . substacioruie everu respect as is our emails of our efforts are prov- siderable Undercdiimcnts. . gé ,, We have higher priced cements. cl . correspondinalu well selected. 98 Washington Street. 1 l is a o \ at its thinnest lS thickQ1 ,’ as high Grade and as We are selling will lidhl as is 00951510111 1. . NORWALK. FREIGHT PROBLEMS. .....-m- New Traffic Arrangements. as has the allied plan disel months westward points of the New Haven system Dressed five points. beef business from the new icehouse east of New that the messy fetch the work 3‘1 the shop at we Eaadville. ideas. it Raven its says, been my litres. and, will further expanded hereafter harshest is 2;?” thanked dollars has been wibefblom “Smybyihumaiienefsm President Hall on the Results of the President Hall. of the New York and New Haven Company. says that the effort of his company to obtain new through freight business from the West. although somaw'hat hampered by the necessity of lightersge at so.- ton. has been in the main successful. some i exchanging high-class ht from noncompetitive low class eastward freight is comm ‘ sat. Presi eat Half an? mu be me oh increase after the mammoth. surely dephsenoam comes intense Ho denies the report “W' ““7” to transfer ’ mansion business last summer hat. was WOW rapt involving several hurti- VIII track of the Naugstuok Div Waterbury. An arrangement“. gone into force by which the‘ by its own current can br . . from Fall River to rue n station in Providence. ins engines. as heretofore. The improvement. similar to 1 port. will probably have to”. r pending arrangements 10 chars. and the Bri it will not be finish the building of t elude , win-twins W to Faith in‘Hem. ~ was: will? ., , be answerer 7W ‘ ‘ .. , to woes and the sets kill it” other points by the purchase sarcasm. ”’1
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