hm Almanac for Tomorrow.
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this 4:20a. in; 4:37p. to.
linen communications for
lu‘uhould be wartime to'Tho-
’Pe’rs‘onal letters notz drama.
'orgai tion of women ”in
has issued the following
' '. "Considering that the
ins. applied to women,
, ‘madaiu' and ”Ilizltlcttiois» .
' nishing.
it takes several places of narrow rlbv
ban to make the rosettes On a single
petticont to be worn with an evening
gown. 1-
Csmphor will keep steal from tan».
Place a lump of it in the.
drawer where your chatelaines are and
another in the wardrobe with your
gowns. -3. '
.1. ”w...“
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The combination corset covers and:
skirts are as handiimiio as summer.
nowne could bowmany of them have.
stimulated holcroe nitric with lace and
tucks alternated which are very been:
tlful. The neck and tho bolt are drawn .
in to the figure with dainty ribbons.
mr'wm
we will than. cram
located it ..~ ‘
i In general order: No. 31 issued my
It does’not rcouirc. a great deal or;
skill to remove the worn lower port of{
tho eilk lining of a skirt and neatly rc-;
place it with now_ noithor does it tukei
a great deal of material. By doing;
this one can keep a silk lining in her;
skirt until the outside is worn out with ‘3
u very small outlay,
cc then; in a t‘t’ll‘itllllt)“ oi
uusinornl and material inicri
oward ntcnfwho are al-
,allcd ‘monsicur.’ whether
pried or unmarried. this socie—
‘lll reunion at the Mayor's Hall
the Eleventh Arrornlisscmcut.
, dos that ‘madanl' is the only
"per designation of members of
male 5th. without respect to
civil‘comlition."
'l‘ho I't-Wlilll'llfllilt‘ prices at. whichi
handmade lacou are occasionally offcr-l
cd makes it possible for more propln toi
gratify their desire for line lace-trim
mod lingerie, The Woman with refinedI
taste will always prefer a. tiny edge of!
real lace to a moro showy one that ‘3'.
tolivc in for those who an imitation, l
VThe United States is a good
mil“,
to talkf‘ln Russia no ntcct»
gist of private citizens for any
. tic arc pcrinittctl; the priyiw
of holding" meetings is grantw
fl nly to chartered corporations
sociatioiis’. All crowds. cx—
pt in placcs oi amuscmcnt. or
‘V lip, are '(lisficrscd by the po»
1 Name so; can bc hircd for
{pullipos . ifilldldiltg a nu‘clinur
‘ iii a pornutrh'om thc policc.
(inc neverhnows whore to stop when?
buyiuc the materials torn ten gown !
to begin with. the foundation material
must be smoothing soft and clinging
that will not crush. thou the liningr and
i’acinga mustbo as good. some sort of
heavier material for cliffu, revere, ott-n
like one of the vcivcta or a heavy silk
and last. but very far from least. at
outlntily of real lace many a houec
gown costs twice the price of a travel
int: or strcci gown.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
, olognuis two square lcaning ’ ‘ "
'iscndn and the At.-
'.t arc morc startling
ten the tov’vcjr of Pisa. arc stair, ,\
111101“ wai. starlcd that llnly
‘ cd‘ signs of wcakcning but a
urine-lion oi cuginccrs pri'inonw
tern aseolid not-vcr. Thu .\5
towcr is 315 fcct high and
. mill in i too. ’i‘hc tiariscnda
“ built a ycar-latcr and was or—
lly taller. but is now only 153
high. its inclination. howev—
ls greater than that of the other
ye - l ’ . 4
Lecture—Henry Clay.
llr. (lordy's lecture onvlicnrr Clay
will be givcn at liockwood'n Hall, to
night. 'l‘hc spcahcr in n proi‘comr nt
Ncw York University and is making a
reputation in tho subject of history as
We)“ as in othcr lincs. 'l‘bc Scribucr's
nrc publishing his Political History of
thc l'nitcd States and otbcr books of
his arc alrcndy on the markct. I‘lr.
Gordy is a livc man and will lllillir‘ his
subjcct livc bct'orc his‘honrcrs. Ho in
an attractive speaker and will makc
his lecture interestint: to tho :llidlcln:n ‘
from a political and historical utand
point. It will stimulate thc patriotic
scutimcnts and disc a broad outlook
into the llcvelomncnt of our civil in
:ditutions. Sinulc adminsions may he
paid at tho door. but all who arc in
icrcst in such "c“x‘ccllcnt lwiurcn arc
advised to purchase.cont-cc titkcts.
There arc stiliifrit‘e lectures to .im nlx:
on rind the‘ price ofi‘tickcis ndmiltinu
to all of them is only mm dollar and
lhirty-ilvc conic». The ucyt It-vturcl
(onion on tinctuobcl‘ ltl. whcu lawn l'l
Vinccnt. of Boston. spooks upon .lauics
Russell hour” as t‘ritlc and l.i"l.2"'~
Wrilcl‘.
\ hill is nonwpcpding l‘tciotc
re Georgia lcgie-ilaturc. with pros—
c‘ct'rpt its pus; y ’which pro--
'tles that all rhll rcn hctwccn thc
gel; of ninc and fourtccn Wycars
‘t attend tin; public schools of
air cunntic§ car at least one—half
the public school tcrm. It
. ‘ it lllt‘ dniics nl' lcncltcrs in
,. school districts to r‘cpori lhc
‘httt‘tttlaiict- of all childrcn lic-
pn lhcsc ap‘cs. whcrc it equals.
lic tcrm. and prm'idcs a llt‘ll~
against thc parent or guard
oi such child or'chihlrcn oi icu
hrs per mouth“ for thc hall!
1 not so attcl'td‘ct'l by each.
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, A, Breezy Time.
l'ht cnologlcailyvspnaltlug. your Inunp
of mirthi‘ulncss'Will illcrcasc in sin-
ii you will witness "A llrcczy 'l‘imc“ at
lloyl, 'l‘hcatrc. Thursday, Nnvcmbcr ‘Jl.
.\ nmn who is inlbucd with joliity nov-
01' can tear any dwmrwrncnt of thc
brain. nor \lorry liimst'li' about his
longevity. as it is an ncknowlcdnwl
fact that mirthfulncss will prodncc
tlonl: Iifc. hosidcs; bringing out the bct.
..~h “11.1.“... imtr-r qualities of thc inner man. and
:‘t l .h 1‘ low.“ to a good mcal it man wants
9“ 1.“ 9‘1"?leltlsclncut, and when it {an llo_,obt:til.r
t‘tlssllillt'illvmtml as costly as it, can 03' \vltnnsl‘lnw
from 1hc..$oull1\\'ark bridge inf’tbzu unonunllcd bomb of ltill‘1lllilllt'
he 'l‘hatncs. llc was takcn lit.:::~;l\nrl:fiix‘v 23:21:” 3:3,an - nil-(ht:
ejtllC ltlrtl‘ifllihvlly. Wlltll'l' litl Silltl E 'l‘lll’lil Company Will lilihi‘ ill tnmmhsffi
l llt‘ W35" lllt‘ “91‘” ill lhll-vlilllllllflr prices—«~10. ‘20 and iii] cunts.
us." a ptolcsstonal szti‘ili 1*.”
..« . . . \ t 1"
that he dlloptcrl this null od'
advertising. himself. »,e.t\s}. thc
an claimed to havc saved sc'xcn,
lions fromdrowning. lllc..lord.
cpl] Scott. who has illlllilt‘ll
' labout all lhc ‘ni
‘ntlon. Mia arrest
ttitcr haying soc
Happy Hooligan. .
All lovers of comedy “Highpoint in
tin» vcrdlcl ulrcndy prolillltul‘od lthat
"Hubby Hoolir’:lli."'thc now l'nrrc soon
to ho noon hero in out: of th- In-l
" - - . . . . . ' , . ‘ lbiu s of its kind sccu this scitson. 'I‘bc
3(1)! “ML“? Ed mm m PM 'Huwil‘itugtions are full of lun‘nnd Iinl liilc
.r .l‘ty “lull“"'~‘~ “'hml' ‘~ was: tlnrt is ccrtpinly a typical charm-tor of
ter limit lit‘ lllllllgfjlll lllt‘ "$91 the grunt Amnrlrnn trump, A (lulu
oil. .‘I 'lfimqm" . fivgm puny ottuunsna’l merit‘lnkici “‘2‘"?
1' “ t I, '. . .‘sch cw .ho ont'l‘e «cit n o. ’omtu‘r
fililllltfpitlal l“ “l \otu “" will no cnt'rlrd. Tho HIS. min): of tho
’5‘ ‘Wllkt‘l ”l“ ”amt t‘llillll “”l tr'cnty nirls who will Ilil noon in tinl
gmnil 1” I‘ll-“UH lllfilt‘iitl.ylhtll‘lltl In said to lic tho linuat.‘oyr‘\‘r
"the llt‘i’o of all Mirna-.5" 15" ym n in force «:onwdy. lilil’illf i no ,
' "M. ‘ . , ,. .- . iron will both attrtlctioli oi 'lloyt'u
. t m TN“ ‘$10 u“ me‘hhm“ Tbcatrc. Saturday matinee and nllzllt
dgc lumping cannot be cou— . .
ash vrry proliinhlc our.
NEW YOR'K'fi HORSE SHOW.
NEW YORK. November lliw'l‘bc
lilhetinnd brood mores worn the llrsl
lto nppoar In tho “hill“ at Mndlvon
Squarc tlnrdcn today to nhow their
thomtly in pnrtule bcturo the induce oi
ltho horde show. Al uuunl tho day
lcrowd wnu'n email one. but tho garden
i will he tilled again toniuht. for pruc-t
‘ticnily ovcry cont inn» been sold. The
zinornlug'crowd included only the un-
ill 8’ OLIVER 8100.
Stock
‘ illuminate and professionniu. who one
1 ALK AM) STAMFORD! rounded the ring rolling to not it (‘ltiill‘
I view of tho Judging. A. .I. (landed. oi
.. .. Philadelphia. and til. i). Mouton worn
. tho lg.“ comriplttfiomnu tor th‘c‘glniz.
‘ . . ' .tlntl am“. he cock. .lr.. run . .
it 1M1? m N' Y' ("“3" isturxlewemdown to curve in n liltu
Him
. *rllilultv walnut.
‘ 44 Wt“ *3“?va bolero the expert.
"t
mu"...—
l Twenty plum were on tint day‘s pm»
$36” 1111! 3W ll tile:
. e 5m to! flie'moruitit. The inn
ribbon tor.
duodenum mom wont
.to '1‘. in Watt. 8n. pumpkin: ma
'miimlled to
ill. These books
but. of the animal» , .
vary in
der date at November 13. trom‘the ot-
ilce oi the adjutont general, the oil
tontion of oommau'dsnts is called to
paragraph 3‘, G. 0. No. 29. A. G. 0.. c. it.
(also promulgated in G. 0. No. 5, B. it.
c. a-) in relation to .lyceuma tor the
atudy, discussloumnd disseminationtot
“The Service of Security and informal
tion.” The main object of the lycoumfi
in to have the sump established. as tar
he practicable. at" be home station off.
the: various organizations. where thc‘
ruldcct matter (m,-at least. be read.
and dismissed by officers and non coin-
misnioncd oiilccrsot‘ tho several coon
mantis i'or mutant improvement.‘ A
knowledge of thin important. branch
. of military science, will be cdnsilierod
‘a pi-crcqnlsiw in the future (trunnion:
tion of oliiccrn tor the commission
(inc (folly of “The Scrvlcc of Stitllil"
ity and information". will be tnrnishe-l‘
upon requisition to regimental, initial.
ion and company commundants. also
to the commanding oiliccrs of Battery
A. Light. Brigade, Signal Corps. Mn-
cbine (inn Battery and 'l‘roop A. (i. it.
will be considcrcd
otnto protwrty. by tho ofllooru receiving
thcin (who will he held to n strict ac-
couutnhility tor the clinic.) and mum;
bio turned over to the successors in bi-
icc.
Permission is granted to the com
mnndnntn of the different organiza
lions. Connecticut. National Guard. to
cxcuhc men who balm enlistcd as
cooiw in their command from tho wcvk
ly drills. ii”. in tholr opinlou
best interest in the litil‘vlt‘li. They Will
report at ntnlcd intervals. nnd must all
all limos llL' within lu‘lnnd rv‘ady for
duty. ’
PACIFIC CABLE. CONTRACT.
LONDON. Ntwctnbcr .lii~——'l‘hc titul-
llll‘l‘l'ltll i’arliic (.lnhlc Cornpany rccont-
ly orgtmizcd in Ncw York, to lay it
(:llilt‘ from San Francisco to the Phil-
lpplurl islands. has awarded the cou-
trnct. for thc manufactim- and laying
oi’ tho first suction from San ll‘rnncisco
tn 'llnnolni to an Englieh company.
which guarantor-s tn complctc it inlcn
monlhn. The contract prlcc is ncnrly
,i' 1300.000
M July ll. I'll
Our Union Lock Hog.
Fence Gates
prices. Catalogue free.
t’l‘ho thieves lit‘l-itutcd‘
1turned and llco -ioilowod by In volley
from the citizens. All the shots wcntlday and t
Telephone
-¢-
n n for tho 1 ENGLISHTOWN POSTOFFICE sun.
GL'ARIED.
NEW Yt)Rl<,:.Nbvcmbcr lib—Tho
lv'nntotliop ut lliudlinhtowu, N. J.. was
ontcred last night by three burglars
and a quantity of postagc stumps were.
.ltolcu. As the burglars were leaving
with their booty they met a party of,
citizens who called on them to halt.
h moment, their
wide, however. and the robboru got
away. A poser ‘wps organized and
tntartcd in purilult; littlest accounts the
tfngitivcs bt'td‘not bonn‘ overtaken, A
« izcilvl‘ui alarm \l’nn sent to the author
itics: in the unluhlmring towns.
our’sStOre
Don’t lie. in a Hurry.-.
UNTIL YOU HAVE EXAMINED WHAT WE HAVE TO OF-
IN PLACING YOUR ORDER
*‘ER YOU.
E
VERYTHING N
u
'mmoq unfli- 'ut
Wmfmd
uni April n. im.
. ..
Stronger and qioger spacing than any other make.
Field and
31.0., guaranteed first clues.
, Your den or should handle this line—oif not,
Cattle Fence, Union Lawn
write us for
UNION FENCE C0.. DE KALB. ILL.. U. S. A.
GOMSTOGK, WATKINS & DOW.
112 Washington St. South Norwalk.
Call "43-6.
COUNTERFEITTER ON TRIAL.
PHILADELPHIA. November Ill-—
Thc trifll of John l.. Scmpie. the Com-
don lawyer. charged with aiding and
abetting Arthur Taylor and Baldwin 8.
lllrcdell in tho. manufacture of plates
for counterfeit :20 notes. was resumed
today. The drill hour was devoted to
[tho cross examination of Arthur 'l‘ny.
llor. who ndmlttcd some discrepancies
between his testimony given yester-
hat at Scmplc‘s preliminary
:hcarlng. His tvstimony of yesterday
iwns corroborated by Bredell. who as-
;‘oorted that Senmic'hnd suggested the
Jidca oi’ couutnrtcitiug in prison in
ordcr to securc (“it’ll’llt‘m‘y by giving up
tho. plates to tho ;.:t')\"‘rllillt‘ll‘l.
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EW.‘ FRESH AND CLEAN.
Thanksgiving is at hand and our selections of the Cream of the Markets will excel any pre-
spzcmz. MEN non.
RICH'S FRUIT CAKE t‘ti'i’. l‘ \‘l. 'l‘lll". .\'l‘h'l"l‘3l\i'u'l‘l(lf\' til: 'l‘llt’. l,.\l)ll’.t\' 'l‘ti "I‘lll’. lCXt‘lilx
l,i"..\'t"\' ()l‘ 'i‘lllS tf.\l\'”il'.. . ASK it) 81%”. ll. '
vious effort.
Camembert Cheese. fresh fisturdu '; Net
gas Crisp; illxtre'Choicc‘ Ilargc F
and Buckwheat Honey. the Fines
Potatoes. Cranberries. etc.
Cheap
e. very
finest; OriginaltBl‘own Molas-
Cbce’tefi‘ich and mild; New Clover
rcnch Priines: 1}le Cream ‘
. ‘ Maple Syruppliml inc oi Cereals and Pancake Material.
from the nulls. Apples. Oranges. lananas. Grape Fruit. Grapes. Cehry.
fresh
Lettuce. Cauliflower. Sweet
CALL AT THE STORE VHERE PURITY IS PARAMOUNT.
11E. Sillitll, India tour. 33hr Washington Street.
Telephone Call. 5&2. t
Caps God Cranberries
e qts. for 25 on. 1
Long Island Turnip:
45 on. a bushel
Cape Cod Cranberries
4 qls. for 25 on.
WHA T A LITTLE CASH WILL DO.
Glance your eye: over this "510! Special: to
r this weak. and If than “anything
in it" will Interest you. Kindly place your order with us. We are sure we can
please you.
Maud 8. Flour. per barrel.
Maud 8. Floor. per bag.
Elgln Creamery Butter. per pound.
thchfield County Prints. per pound.
19 pound: Granulated sugar.
Sugar Cured Home. per pound.
Small Lean Shoulders. per pound.
6 packages Unouda' Biscuit for
Choice Mixed Ten lrom
Fresh Rented Coflee. from
$4.25
53:
25c
23c
$1.00
126
9:;
25c
35c to 60¢ lb.
13c to 300 lb.
I! you are thinking of getting a bum! of Flour
Now is the time.
Janet’s Superlatlve Flour. per barrel.
Jonn'u Superlative Flour. per lug.- ..
Yellow‘l'urnlpa, per peck. ' 3'»
Fancy Potatoes. per peck. 23¢; per bushclf; '
2 plunges Ralcton’a Breakfast Food.
2 packages .Inlsbury': Vltos, for
5 pound package Purina Health Flour,
Quart Jar New Jelly (all flavors)
3 packages Macaroni for
Walter Baker's Breakfast Cocoa. box.
$4.40
3’1? 55¢
15::
900
25c
25c
21c
10::
256
23c
O‘ur pride I: very Law.
50 tako‘advnntagn of this stile and be wise.
New York Grocery Co.
Donovan B'd'a. South Norwulk.
A. F. Blackmail O. 00.. Buccaneers.
sisal/us For mt's“"“mrm“"
P. J._l.y-nch co. Groe
35-37 Main Strut. Norwalk.
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neodymium monument: norm
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1* tllllovs wan-n ammo?» 5512.3“; «about.
free
._
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1mm soap.
laikets,‘ lights.
Tailored Suits, w
~tion and having cannon and modern
' quick‘iirc guns with them. has started 1
Wrists! and 1
Separate Skills
The height of- the buying season In here. To meet the demand our stocks
are at their highest point. 86 varied are the assortment: that we have bad
customer. come here and buy who could not be suited in New York. Rare
we”, possibly. but nevertheless, incidents which prove at least that our
3 oak: are fully up to metropolitan standard. The following offerings are
sure to attract: .
Ladies' Oxford Gray and Black Regions. half fitting. waist and sleeves
satin lined. regular value $14.98, now $10.98
Ladies' Korsey Regions, extra good cloth. regular price $18.50. now $14.98
Mlsses' Heavy Oxford Gray Regions. yoke back. velvet collar and cuffs.
regular price $15.98. new $12.50
Ladles‘ 27-inch Kerscy Coats. colors black, castor. tan and navy, lined
throughout. worth $7.98. at $5.00
Mlsses‘ Castor and Oxford Gray Coats. sizes 12 to 18 years, worth
$7.50. at‘
infants' Walking Coats. red. royal blue and motor. ladies‘ cloth. lined
throughout. worth $3.75. at
imdics‘ Oxford Gray Homespun Stilts. skirt and jacket neatly strapped
with black silk. a stylish. service able suit worth $12.98. at.
Ladies‘ Black Cheviot Serge Stilts. flouncc skirt finely stitched. silk
lined jecket,with peau-de-soie silk facing and rovers, a good $15
Stilt. for $1
A fcw Stilts left from last spring's selling, mostly gray and caster
shades. that were $10.00. now
LADIES' FLANNEL WAISTD
Ladies‘ Fine Albatross Waists in black and light evening shades, hut.-
ton front and back. regular price $2.00, at
Eli-died Fine French Flannel Waists,‘plain or embroidered. all finish-
ed with tucks. button trout or button back, also imitation button
back with tucked fly trout. lazy- n-30rtment of styles. worth
$2.50, $2.75 and 32.98, at $1.98
$4.98
$8.98
0.00
$1.39
ATTACKING INSURGENT FORCE.
Gen. Alban has 1.100 Men. Well Armed
at Chorrcra.
COLON. Columbia. November 19. via.
Galvesto . Tex.——Gsneral Alban. with
a stronggorce, consisting of 1.100 men.
wcil armed and supplied with‘ammuni-
MRS. BONINE’S TRIAL.
WASHINGTON, November ill—Tho
trial of Mrs. Lola Ida. Bonlne, on in-
dictment for the murder of the young
census clerk. James Seymour Ayros,
.lr.. in the latter’s room at the Ken-
more Hotel in this city, last May. be-
gan today before Justice Anderson in
Criminal Court No. 1. The case was
set for 10 o'clock. but it was several
minutes afterward before either the
judge or the prisoner appeared in the ,
court room. At the first session the
court room. even though of limited ca-
pacity. was by no means crowded. Mr.
Boninc and Mrs. Mcacham. husband
and sister 01' the accused. Wt-‘l‘e curly
occupants of the seats reserved for
Mrs. Bonine’s especial friends. as were
the live attorneys engaged for the dc.-
i'ense. At ten minutes past 10 Mrs.
Bonino appeared in the court room
accompanied by the veteran guard.
James W. Springman. She walked in
quietly and her entrance was hardly
noticed. She sat in front of her sis-
ter. She smiled as she greeted her sis-
ter and the latter placed her arms
gently about her as she sank into her
seat. After the preliminaries of cell-
ing the names of witnesses and of jur-
ors were disposed of. Mm. Bonine was
asked to stand and plead to the indict-
mcnt. She listened calmly to the read-
ing of the document and when It was
concluded. pleaded "Not guilty" in low,
but distinct tones. \
Ground plan complcted; Naggus (lit-
erary cdltori—How is your new socio-
ty novel grating 'on Borne? Burns
(struggling authori~Splendidly. We
not the French phrases I'm going to
use in the story all selected. There’s
nothing to do now but to fill in the
to attack the insurgent force. which
are strongly entrenched at Chorrera.
Half of General Alban's force leit Pan-
ama in large. launches towed by the
Colombian gunboat Boynca. 'l‘he‘rc—
mainder marched overland. These. for-
ces are to combine and make a front
and rcar attack on the insurgents.
(lhorrrrn is only one day‘s march from
’annmu. Gcncral Castro accompanies
General Alban. General Lugo is in
command of thci nsurgcnt forces.
though Domingo Din is virtually at the
bend oi the insurgents“ The liberals
claim that they possess a stronger force
than the government‘s. but it is gener-
ally admitted that the former are in-
differcutly armed and badly supplied
with ammunition. News of a decisive
government victory is confidently ex-
pected this week. General Alban's
marching orders were kept secret un—
tl lthe government traps wre orderd to
in
ove.
A majority of the troops which nrrlv~
cd hcrc Sunday last. on board the gun-
bnnt lien l’lnzon. will remain at Pana-
ma. in order to garrison that city.
COL. MEADE’S COURT MARTIAL.
“——
Begun Today at th: Brooklyn Navy
Var .
NEW YORK. Novcmbcr ill—The
court martini ordered by the secretary
of tinl navy, to‘ investigate the charges
of intoxication and scandalous conduct English and “Md" it "“0 chapters.“
made against Colonv‘l R. L. Meade. of Chicago Tribune.
the marine corps. was begun at the na— aha“, . “‘11.. .... . _
vy yard today. The court was presid—
cd over by anr Admiral Sumner and ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
the other momhnrs were Captain .. .
learn 1". Wild. Colonel James ll‘orney, DISTRICT OF NORthK,lss.. P1101
and Captains I". A. Cook. Chadwick. BATE COURT. Nov. 1 , A. 1).. 1901.
lhmherton. Walker. Pittman and Ches- Estate of William‘ltulbckwood, lam
tor. The judge advocate was Lieuten- of ..orwalk. in said district deceased.
out A. P. Nlblack. ll. 8. N.. assisted by Ordered. That theI criminlstrator ex:
hibit his administration account to this
Captain ll. ll. Fuller. ll. 8. M. C. Colo-
nel Mayo was rcpresontcd by Lorenzo court for ubiustmont. at the Probate
Sample, 'I‘. 1). Sample and Paul Fisher. cities In Norwalk. on the 10th day of
December. 1901, at. 10 o'clock fore-
.lr.
All noon no the court organized Colo- noon; and that all ergo interested
ncl Denny took the ntnnd as the first in said estate may e not ed thereof.
witness. Mo instilled that on March 18. the administrator will cause this order
April 30 and June is. he visited Colonel to be published in a. newspaper having
Meade In the marine barracks and a circulation in said dltltrlct. and post
found him in an intoxicated condition. a copy thereof on the sign-post in said
Colonel Danny was still on the stand Norwalk. nearest the place where the
when the court. at 12 o'clock took an deceased lust dwelt. at least ten days
page mid 10th day at December.
hour": recur.
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new cases of smallpox were reported
today. ” All the new victims are chil-
dren and members of the three tortilla
leuMhich the disarm he. provmusly
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BATE COURT. Nov. to. A. 11.1901.
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