it A A
n. but whether any I
like part or" not is
question The depart» A
lllid to see at leuut (11191 ,,
art but they Want
, , vmp polithl
reglgit‘g‘a'iitu“
4 in not certain h
_ S,
Brid eport 36
used to arid R
A812 poi month; t
it an. of New ll’avoi
Dauhuiiy. I
Be oil I?! 8New Hnr
‘v‘eii $12 per mm)
POST DEMON ‘1’!
Boot Blithe doourtggznt hue .iuu‘i
er, 1) Muoken‘nim to hurry the
en Nair London and Biouli
during he hummer tendon. The
or a service driven time‘s
iiiit‘ti‘l he earl-led in suit
hmboator and on a euhedule
y 1 line depiii‘trnent 'i‘hi
t rice is ‘utated (is ior‘tvvi‘our utilize
and back
The Post omc'e Department today is.-
, sued orders to eatablleh an additional ‘~
"A tree mun delivery route from the Tor-
not their. transportation 0‘
pt lit troops Will be do much
it. gwould be less trouble
to the points in question
Ht 'Nev‘v' Yorlt- regiment il-
med upon. there will
poortiinlty lor'
organization this
rington postvomce, to commence Mny
lot
A innit .iA‘iit
Contain Sntbuel (i; liei‘nleygA the judge
of the various penitentlnrieu of New
England where naval oflenders are
confined spoke oi the Connecticut pri-
son at momma in the highest
term He said: “i- staid ntA Wethers—
field one night. and round eveiythlng
in tip top shape The wurdeu in u very
. flue o‘i‘ilclnl, and he has one of the heui
'ieons l have ever seen
LONDON April 19.~¥‘-‘J‘lldglng Iioni
, the extensive observance of Primrose
admirers 0! Lord Bencouefleld. "N
‘ tor; ”which w‘nu nil
ii'nl masses of primrose
epm‘opriately deo‘ornt
esidenin of Hughendon Bub
hire. made a pilgrirhngo to:
. fi‘ .
’1
p’hA A Bullhead. of Bridgeport $6
advocate general of the navy, who lino ,
f just returned from no innovation trip AA
ud‘A
' bottom 1‘" Gillian i‘
«and, the .housewifgii cure»
with Cloth
p03: a to have‘ snow whi
.B arbour; 0‘01"
A M
inn friends in Soot
Mien Ella Clouglier . A
vielug friends iii NeW‘AY, ‘.
The". Mli‘i‘ue‘s Furlong. of Norwni
‘ur‘e visiting Mm Michael Mediation; 01
Elm rent New Britnin
Géorkii-L in.
dying a. nontlon trip in North (3
lion _. A
Mr. 1111111111. James E
Norwalh. nre visiting liiends in on
Jersey A 1-
Muru Ella Hill and dnunhter Mien
lilnn Hill, have returned iroui 11 vlilii
in New York
J. R Wornin formerly roproeontlng‘
u wholesale 11011113111 South Norwulli
iii in 101m today. i '
Frank hi Sturtovni‘it and Frederick
J. Furor took part in nA-ooncert at
Georgetown. lust ironing
F. Churoh of N
not been in South Norwnlk for three
you a, is ceiling on triendntodny
liliuu Beulah
Niels Jovii‘uielioyt. oi Dniien
iiing‘ at the residence of Senntor and
hire. John" H. Norris. 111 west at t.”
, .ioi‘seph Dunning,
is spending a low dove to Bet‘ ,
the interest of on insurance company
Mr. and 11111.1: (3. Wilson. of Ro‘rzh
ester. N Y., are in South ANoerlk
visiting trioude; and are ntopplng‘ lit
the Mnhnohemo hot ,,
town avenue, ha 1 7
Philadelphia. or re he
consultation at the house;
w’i’orit who hos ‘
tiy a. great amount of money.
on: the hills piesonted at a meet A
in: or the W 111er mm of health
Wednesday“ temoou one one tor
rom‘ Dr; C W. S Front for o'er
, $100 (or each consultation
isolation hospital, $25 [or each
35 1a: each‘
his hill staggered tho mom—A
lit! ii board (or a minute, but
on the-health 11mm explained that
any oi these consultations were new
urinary and perhaps saved no added ex-
A penile to the city. the hill \vus approved
them lurther discussion. AA
1111 who anoint/ed the sanitary inv
inpuotor in burying them received $11)
tor- ouch body he assisted in burying
The pollen department wants $1200
for- quarantine duty and there were va
Permanently Cures All the
Varied Forms of Rheu-
matism.
W
in Politics the Blood and lie-
intros livery mm of
Poisonous Acid.
' of An club to whoeevmenibens new:
A ulty in known as am"
‘ trips‘? remnrhed a drummer at the
7 out said she wanted 11 dollars worth of
Patriotism ‘on yenterduy' ii (ii-out a
thorn train from Helena witnessed
novel night after the Britain had but ,
poised. it passenger boarded the trail
hump and his dog reamed to h .5
domed about his manter‘ a
After the train pulled out
on up hill leuuth; and alter the our
‘ it; He rounded curves with the;
idlty ot a. roulette bail, and when he
all n utroil‘rht stretch of rdndwny he
a minedw his strides and poked hill
iviivu and fairly whlzzed, ‘ ‘ '
boil. seventy-live or e. hunm .
alto A
"“I‘l'd‘BA behind the cars. The train
11‘ the heavy grade at a slower, '
oedABO that there was not
1 no for the dog to do but not
in nudvhuiiue. But alter Bernice
bud been passed the engineer pulled
th‘ ti open land the train bowled
mroublmlkipurk at a pretty live»
, hen dongle wan loet sight of
or nubile At Woodviil‘e a short etop
mi hetero the train pulledA‘
03‘ me there. panting, but
lively treeh considering ii A
No more was seen oi the ‘
train pulled into the do»
‘ There the dog lay upon
' influtl'orm waiting for the train. and A
in mentor who with a passenger. He
. .‘hm‘i been renting there for live minutes.
‘1' be 10! following the train on its
1;; ci‘ro‘uitou's route from Woodville
to Butte. fourteen miles he took the old
huge roud andhinntde the run iii tour
President G Stanley Hall of Cl‘arlt
He was the guest
as
not as well known as be it! to most Hon—
1
verentlon width the chairman berm be
lion you something like this: "i have
the pleasure o! presenting to you Ania
Then there was it long billing, for the
hie guest.1.‘he neoretnry was equal ‘to
name on the book of the menu card.
paused it over, and the president want
out
lng tit you the speaker at the eve
“1ng; Ha who comes to us trout it
new university in the Ennt known
as -~—-—" Again the Secretary came: to
the man' u assistance. and once more he
proceeded: "Mr Hall of Clark univer-
But this was
too much for him and this time even
the secretory was unable to help him.
Finnilv. he blurted out: "Well, [have
chlnned With him for about live min-
utes in this hall and I shouldn't won—
der, utter alh it he had a little good
horde sense "'-Bo?eton Herald
"‘While not, on one or my recent
Clarendon; who had just’ come. in. "a
little fellow about ten years old name
into in country store and naked for 11
dollars worth of corsets.” save the
Memphis Bhimlt‘nr A
“““ "The preprletor looked at hom tor a
moment and then moped:
" ‘A dollars worth ,of corsets!’
“ *Yea‘. sir. that's what I seid.’
“Seeing the persistenny of the boy.
the merchant called out:
“’ ‘Whnt number?‘
“ ‘i don't know sir; tuninnin «1191111
nail
' wove selling at about $1 unions, but be»
1111‘; unable to do no. he ventured to
guess at the waist of the boy' a mother.
and in a short time the little messen-
ger was on his way home with a No 3‘6
tucked under his arms
marked tneAmerehant with a smile
the store in lens than twenty Wminutes
and before the man could guy him
g about his mistake he sold in the most
disgusted monitoring could muster:
, " "Here. take y or who book. Minn-fi
for th cnnitol.
eouldnit find a cent on a condom
There wasn't n 13qu on the car he
knew. ‘
Your again on the corner or
‘ nil amen. wondering
could borrow a nickel
1,:Thl‘l‘3ufili the Window 9! the next our .
that come along he saw Represantatlve A
Ketchnin, of New York. He got aboard
~ eail: d‘ xt l. b
y n the car‘
He blush-
Uulversity, believes himueli- to have
"tow years ago or the '
painful introduction A
ing called upon to speak. ills introduc- .
the speaker ol‘ the evening; Mr “A." l,
“ornament had forgotten the name or ‘ ”
the. ooonelonv however, and writing the A.
“l have the pleasure of introduc» A
A “The than 11.01.11 at the 111119 tellov‘v :
and tried to persuade him that be input 1
be on the wrong track since cursets I ‘ “
‘ And Slim enough the bounded back into ‘ ‘
Much chum-1 ed he hopped on the
smell
in
miveo late tit “
minutea c‘o‘n~ 3w
By ”people who re a , ‘ , y ‘
e are or oil’e to the public, becauaeJ
t; vv pricing, on motleyidn‘inb‘edod for
115 pay dividends, this alibi!
dollar») per share.
be porches ‘
111 just at the beginning V
or sections have eiperienoed in th ‘past;
Thole 1th “ have 111111 Adios .
if the counts-9,111.1
one now buying . sine - A ey :nre minder.
prices, and putting .tbiini am :Athe rise sure to tellow a. tile lutnr in.“
it is orn‘e‘nlzed under it 1va ol Georgia iiiillio n altar
9 our value or one dollar, fully paid and non- s 11' four 111mm A
thousand of this is treasury stock to be used solely for dev‘v‘elopment purpoeea
We now offer to‘ the 1Public: one hundred thousand shares or this treasury
stool: at the low price of 25 cents poi share (par value 31. 00) after which ~
the price will be raised to 50 cents, i! it shbuld he lonnd necessn'ry to bell
any more of the sh
‘ Thin Company now owns in fee aiuiple 63 acres ‘of as promising n gold
property its is to he found anywhere, mooted in Gwl‘nuett enmity. AA (311.. and- A
known us the Owens ‘prdpei-ty upon which there has been a large angountiot
development work done: Two separate shafts have been 11111111 upon a vein,
and sulllelent drifting done to show up aA large: emotint of ore the vein run
ning {rum 2% to 8 men in width.» A“
.A Assays run nsiiigl‘i 1182150 and our experts say the an; vv‘lll average
about $18 per ton and that we 11m more than we can get out in one natural
llietlme. At the lowest nalculntlon there should be ten dollnrb per ton prollt
in mining and million this ore. _
Upon this propnri‘y we have n w u tell s‘t‘nmp inill. two concentratorbv one
40 11.1). boiler and engine one 10 h. '1. portable angina and boiler. one safety
holut blacksmith nhopatv‘ith full set or tools. one ore crusher many pumps
and a long line of machinery and tools such as are to he lound on a well
equipped mine and a good mill. house and other hulldlngu. A A
The miln vein has been traced all the wily norose the prdperty‘, running
‘i'houaa‘ndn of p on 31' im receiving no lining in in
lug stocks that cost them originally only a re hundreds of donors and thou-
sands will have this some experience within the next few ‘ye‘nrs in the Geor- ‘
-~ “He‘ll be back 111 a 11m; vvuiie. re- ~,,i1m
A A home“ one morning without any money 2 .
in his [inclined die 0 plied sully 011W
' street car. 11nd 1119.
‘ The conductor home around.
, rotor searched his pockets. but 11"
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