BIflfifi'I ABSOIITIIEN'I
IN 'I'OIIN.
E. K BAMKS’
45- 417 WASHINGTON STREET,
Mahacirsmo Hotel Block,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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sport today, on business.
Company D will drill tonight at the
armory
Read the ad. of the Boston Store and
see Thursday's specials.
‘1 Miss Edith Brotbcrton ls'7lll at her
home, in Maple street. Norwnlk.
Bathing houses at Gregory's Point
can now be leased for the season.
The South 'Norwaik Savings Bank
payslinterest on all deposits.' See the
ad. '
The schooner H, W. Spencer is at
the old Norwaih pottery dock loaded
with brick
The lighter "Manhattan" is dis-1
charging a cargo of iron at Raymond
Brothcrs' dock
’HOWILANb/S
Store close: today at 5 o’clock.
Ninth :Great
Lockhsrt
JOHN W. BEATTY.
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Why It Is
We do considerable work for
the “moderate means" people
because we figure with them.‘
for them; " ‘ “
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1 11111911111171. to the Catholic Oburch, 33, ., 7
he Chose Divorced Woolen.
\ ROME, Jul-y MA great sensation has
been caused hero by the action of the
Vatican authorities toward the Princess
Joseph Roapiglicosl. an American. Her
husband is head of an ancient family of
clerical liability and his ‘brothsr is
commandant of the papal noble guard.
(in .1111111117126, 1901, Prince Rospiglicosl
married here Mrs. Marie Jennings Reid
Parkhmst, of Washington the divorc-
od wife of Colonel Frederick H Park-
hurst, oi Bangor. Maine. The ceremony
was civil and hence was not recognised
by tho'vati‘csn. Princess Ro‘spiglicosi.
who is now on the point of confine-
ment. engaged an English blue sister
as a nurse, and the latter took up her 0
An Important Selling 1011 While W111 7'"
The Big Equipment 01 Balloon S1111
Exhaordinaru 11015611] Values.
Warm Weather Underwear.
AiNTY WHITE WAISTS.
HOME SPECIALB FROM
STOCKING SECTION.
Wc' ve planned for a few 111
traoldlnary hosiery selling.
hosiery; children’ s hosle1
so1ks. Pay you to make on I
i 1
7
Thursday is bargain day with A;
Dichcrman d1 Son. The ad. will tell
you more about it.
There is good bathing at tho Knob
these days, and the ‘young people are
taking advantage of it. 7
The store of the D M. Read Com-
pany, Bridgeport closes every evening
encept Saturday, at 5 o‘clock.
Tho Noru'alk Hardware Company
has a stock of brooms on hand that
will pay anyone to call and see.
T. J. Manner has a117eXceptlonal‘offer '
in today‘s issue to secure a subscription
d11tics,hutCurdinal Macchi (secretory
of apostollic briefs) hearing of this,
forbade the sister to fulfill her duties,
on the ground that the. marriage was
non-existent. The prince was furious
and exerted all his influence to over-
come the samples of the church. but to
no avail. Eventually he was obliged to
send to England for a nurse. The. in-
cident is expected to have immediate
important developments.
We keep the Wash waist nctlvlty
ageing by such values as the following
This time it’ 11 while waists, but thoro’ s
also hundreds of pretty fancy waists
to choose from'
i’.adics whito lawn shirt waists,
tucked front and back, bishop sleeves.
tucked collar and cuffs, regular price,
$125,111 $1,
Lutlics' white lawn shirt waists,
tucked and insertion trimmed front
low collar and shelf. sleeves regular
value $1. 75, at $1. 39
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OPENS THURSDAY,
JULY 10, AT 8: 30 AM
, 17
207 17...; Washington 51.1:
syndromes:
IKE RECRlil'l‘lOI TOURIST CQIPAII.
PERSONALL Y CONDUCTED TOURS
BLOCK iBLAND, tiday tiips. costing
$8.50 add $10.50. Saturdays, July 19,
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwallr and vicinity: Fair ex-
cept possibly local showers tonight and
’Thursdsy; slightly cooler.
’ Heavy sdeere have ochurred during
the past twenty- four hours in Kansas,
Nebraska and lows. Pleasant wmlther
has prevailed generally cast of the
Mississippi river. The high tempera-
‘191: quality, at 121,911 pail
Lndics' 111cc lislc llose,1
Mo
thn the news of the marriage of
No sale ever held in this vicinity
Mrs. l’nrkhurst to Prince llosplligosl
“'turc which has prevailed in the central
and southern sections is now being felt
in the eastern sections. There is an
area of high pressure and cooler weath-
er in the northWest. which is moving
slowly eastward.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
warm. pleasant weather. except possi-
ble i'ocdl 1110111117
Edward Fox. who has just rec'overcd
from, an illness. is ill again.
A ldrge crowd went to Helen Point
last night and enjoyed the dancing
Buckingham Post. G. A. 11.. of Nor-
walk,‘ will be in session this evening:
John Koehl-er. of North Mata street
has recovered from his recent illness.
A‘17 special meeting of7 the Arlen Sing.
ing Society will be held next Sunday
evening.
James Johnson who has just return—
ed frbm Cuba. is stopping at the Mm
hackemo Hotel.
Peter Stalter. formerly lieutenant of
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company, is ,_
ill of typhoid fever. .
Dr. 'A. 11.111111 has a new and light
automobile. lie was out with it yes“-
1terrldy‘7for the first time.‘
District Deputy A M. l’ohlman will
install the“ newly elected chiefs of
‘ (innuendo Tribe. this evening.
The mouldels at the Arnold & Com—
pany foundry went back to work yes-
terday. after a three days‘ vacation.
7'An examination for promotion to
corporais and sergeants was held at the
armorrJ last night by Company D.
A Milk Maids‘ Festival v‘rlll be held
this evening. at GeorgetoWn A num-
ber of Nerv’ralk peeple‘ expect to attend.
7’.J 11‘. Morgan. 11f Danbnry. formerly
of New York, has purchased a lot- in
New Canaan, and intends to build a
cottage.
‘ W. R. Unhoitz’s launch "Kathleen"
has becn7 repaired after the accident
lost Sunday and was placed in commie:
sion today.
John Gondrup, in
Charles E777 Seymour, was taken with a
chill while at work yesterday, and had
to go to his home.
The work or laying the new wa ate:
main in Mechanic street. Norwailr is
progressing nicely and will be complet
cd within a few days.
The’ officers of Cockenoe Hayloft. l
01 R, M.. of 'Norwaik, will he installed
this evening and the work will be fol-
lowed by refreshments and a social
time 7. ,
Charles Hill, captain of the Y M. C
A. ball team requests all the members
to be on hand every Tuesday and Fri:
day evenings in the lot north of the
7 Methodist Churchefor practice
The large list of entries for the races
at the Fair Grounds at 1 o'clock to-
morrow gives promise of a very inter-
esting track day. The full list of en-
tries will be found on the first page of
this issue7
——For forty years Dr. Fowlers Ex-
tract of Wild Strawberry has been cur.
lug summer complaint. dysentery, dlar
; rhoea. blood flux pain in the stomach
1' and it has never yet failed to do every.
thing claimed fordt. 7.77 7;“: .,;
, spans: so. i
grocer Go to so Walt street Nur-
JULY ((13 any! 5”. walk. and full particulars will be giv
7 . ‘ ”“7" ‘ '7 7 on about the property. ‘7 ‘ 7"
Native Chickens ...... . ...... 1613111.: “‘91 section men. 31°33 33" New 7
,7 LegsGenuine Spring Lamb . .
1 Sperry and Barns Small Sugar
cured Home, 7 1413111.
‘1 1Prime 131111 Roast. 111cm).
Wfiter Mélo‘ns, Musk Melons on lee
.na-u-‘cn.
tbe employ of,1
161: in.
also a fine line of Home Raised Vege ,
for the New York World.‘ See the ad.
The regular semi monthly meeting
of the Teamsters” Union will be held
111111 evening at 8 o'clock in A 0.11.
ha
Decker is very busy at present but
he is not too busy to figure on your
job See that you do not pay too much
for your papering and paifintiug7
Company 11711111 drill. preparatory
to camp this evening, at the armory.
also on July 2311 and August 6th. To
night’s drill will be the first of the
series “
James Gavin, was befor1c Judge Joseph
R. Taylor, in the South Norwalk side
of the. town court. this morning. charg-
‘cd With nonasupport. The case was
continued for three weeks.
Howard A. 'l‘illy is moving the effects
of his sign store, No. 52 Water street
to the First National Bank building. in
West Washington street formerly oc-
copied by the South Norwalk Trust
Company.
A handsome wooden sign now adorns
the front of the new Y 111.0. A build
ing in south Main street The wood-
‘Work was the handiwork of Charles 1.
011111 and the. painting Was by Tilly. the
carriagt manufacturer.
President John H Ferris, of 11.17, Nor
walk" Hospital Association received a
1hcclr for $211 50 today, from Horace E
Donn treasurer, being the annual con
tribuilon of St Paul’s parish to the
hospital.
Driver Samucl MeGoWan, of Putnam
Hose wagon. is on duty again today
after being laid up with a sprained
foot. Mn McGowan will start Saturday
to take a week' 11 vacation. He intends
to spend it at Hickory Bluff where he
has a cottage.
Frank Bturtevant, leader of the Y M
(i A. Orchestra, has composed 11 march
for the orchestra. entitled “The Y. M
‘C. 7.A March " it will be played in
public shortly. The orchestra will hold
a rehearsal this evening. 7 . .
Dr Dick's Medicine cures Malaria.
George and William H.‘ Nelson. the
millionaires from 111111111111.htm enter—
an some of their speedy horses in the
“81'" tonsil race at the fair grounds, for
tomorrow This race promises to be
one of the host: eyer held '111 Norwalk
Mrs. Jane N. Northrop, who broke
her hip recently, is resting quite com
fortabiy at her home 7in Franklin
street after the ride in the ambulance
from the summer home of her grand
daughter, Mrs. '1‘.- Marshall Andrews, at
"Beiie ”island "7
The. monthly social and 1birthday
party of the Woman s Christian Tam
'perance Union Swill be held Thursday.
instead of Friday with Mrs: William
Lawrence, 9 Quintard avenue 7 All
members are desired to be) present for
several oillcers of the Stamford union
have been invited to meet with the
Norwalk union
James E.
«”71.
liubbell s new Toledo
yesterday from Toléd0.1Wllliam‘.H
in Norwallr' about August. Mr Earle
Norwalk home and another 1111111 Call
‘ fornla winter home; .7
—-_—Are you willing to pay two dollars
(:2) for making out the deed to a
7 house lot we are willing to give yonf
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road have received orders from head
iiildffersdo been all men on flier tricks.
Large numbers use the tracks daily in
their travel and the company real“! big
11111721111111: to which 11.111131117131111 are
exposed, has given out tile 1111191171111:on
orders along the line. . ‘ "'7 “ ‘
p
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in the far westL
steam carriage arrived in Nor‘wn'it 7‘
Earle expects his new Wlnton, which ‘
is the same as E Hill, Jr.‘ a, ‘te arrive 7
intends to have an automobile at 1113'
Then buy Norha Melted Data of year 7
Hamid Wilson, of Elm street. Nor-
waik1;'ivho rebéhtly 1111111: to 33311111111101
the benefit of his health, writes in
parture'frdlh Not-Walk and he ‘wriisi'
,’11 in the 1113th terms oi“ the excellent
climate and chances ‘er a. young man
compares with the Mill End Sale. This
Ninth sale is to be better and bigger
in every way than those which you’ve
so heartily supported in the past.
The Mill End sale combines merit
and enthusiasm; it reaches to every
part of the store; itbrihgs goods of
every variety at the fractional prices
that have made “Midland" mean a big
bargain,
1
Tomorrow‘s newspapers will give
some details ottbc MiilEndlota, but
11 will ouiy 111m 11,1119 whole store.
Come and road it for yourself in the
great piles of merchandise and on the
veliow7.7prlce tickets. ,
REMEMBER THE DAY AND “ME:
THUHSDAY. THE. 10th, at 8:30 A. M
7 'Storcs closes 11:75 o‘clock every 1183'.
except Saturday, during the shin.
We shall be, so busy that the hour‘s
rest will be doubly welcome to the
sales-people and there will be a big
extra sales-force that all customers
may he served in season.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS_CO..
Bridgeport.
1.. u
0N IRONING DAY
(7158 71!
GAS It "11611
1- ‘ Prices: 7
$9. 7 to $12. 75
1 :7 Connectrons Free.
Goon. Raihvau d.
211 Aug. 2. 9 111,211 and 31).
BARATOGA 1SPRINGS. 7! or liday
trips costing $12 or $16. Mondays
July 121 Aug. 4,11, ill. 25 and Sept 1
WHITE MOUNTAINS, 5day trips
costing $23. Mondays, July 28, Aug
ii and 25.
AUSABLE CHASM, costing $24.50.
July 21, 28. Aug. 4, ll. 18 nildb"
NIAGARA FALLS. 4 days‘ trip,c
$19.11‘uesday, August 111.
THOUSAND iBLANDs, 1.1111711
Aug. 19. $21. 7
ROYAL TOUR, ‘10 NiagarnFnils, 'l‘hou
sand islands. Montreal, Ausubic
Chasm Lake George and Sal-,atoga
iZdnys’ trip August it). costing $73.
CATSKILL, 5-day trips, costing $14. 50,
from New Haven, July 2... [1113.12
and 26
COTTAGE CITY. bday trips, costing
317. July 21. Aug 71 and 25
NOVA SCd’i'lA. 1 trip, Aug. 11,97days‘
tour, lusting $60.
Copies of “The New England Tour
1st" descriptive of all tours. can be.
procured by applying to (1 W. l7-lar
gsR'l‘icketm Agbtfi N Y., N H. «it 171
Child’s Rocker Free
1' or ill 017.0111! Soap T111111: Marks.
2 Ozone Slat-ch '1‘1 111117 11121111117,
.. °Ozouo Washing Ponder Trade Marks
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sting
trip.
Given Away at
BUCKLE? 71%,1VHEELER.
morons: humorous surrmns.
52 Sontli'binin 81.. So. Norwaik
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for 10171101. ’
All tirstx'lass store‘s sell the Ozone
goods
she‘smludubm. oivmeno
To oaposrroas
United 11.1.1. Building,
South Norwalk, Conn”
June 25,1902.
utter 'July 10 190 2.
to accounts
July 1. 11102
GEORGE F BEARSE,
326 3w 7
wile and children
118.177 _
“POI!
Fred 1! H. Field. General Agent. _
Hubert 17‘. Pierce, Special Agent.
lighting Compass:
Is—
rsn 1.1111181
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g are n 1111mm 7 has Nos/clue «in Blue and Green.
considerably co ills dei' ‘7 ‘
a
willie 13111111 Hats. Legliom.
lists. Handsome Plumes and
iiiéwi Veabdgs 111
#‘United Bank Building.
_ of the
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.
The. Board of Managers have this
day declared a dividend to depositois
bf interest at the‘ rate of four (71) per
cent' per annum for the six months
ending June 30 1902, payable on and
interest not drawn will be credited
and draw interest from
Treasurer.
SMALLIPBXBEXRANTINE
means trouble, but death without in~ 7
screens in the Connecticut General
may mean the Poor House for the
Think of it to—
Settle it tpmorrow by editing
reached the United: States it was as-
sorted that at first the Vatican refused
to sanction the marriage, because M‘rs.
Porkhurst was 11 divorced woman but
as the prince declared she should be
his wife with or without consent of the
church sanction was finally given.
Mrs. l’nrkburst is grand daughter of
Samuel Chester ‘llcld, who commanded
the American privnie1cr. Brigadier (len
crui Armstrong in the battle at ii‘ayai
in thewnr of 1812.011 her mother‘s
side she is descended from the Rowan 11
Were married and lived happily for a
time 111 Hunger. They had two chil-
dren. Several year‘s duo tin y bcc c.1111.-
estranged and Colonel l’arkhurst sued
for divorce. The div'mce was granted
5
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. TRYING STEEL FOR ROADS.
President Schwab, of Steel Trust, to
Donate Plates for One Mile.
N172 W YORK July 11» Exporlnlr‘nts
shortly will be 111.1111: hero with steel
1
clustered 11101111,an lows of insertion
1111:1111] (,‘7OIIHl' and cuffs regular value.
$1. 98; these at $l. 1’10.
tucked 7
sleeves, regular value $2.25, at $1.69.
THE BATHING 8U|T8.7
1y increasing business
largely increased stock to satisfactor
ing suits, braid trimmed.
and Mrs. Purkbnrst left the c.1ty At 7 Women‘s mohair bathing suits in
Bar Harbor SIIO 111171 Prince Joseph, black or navy, white sailor collaixg
who fell in love with her. - maid trimmed, at $4.49. 1
‘ ”m ”” W“ www ""’ Misscs' bathing suits in black or
-',1:1vy white 1111111 trimmed at $1.98.
Ladies white lawn shirt waists.
lawn shirt wn ts,
back bi hop.
white
front and
l ndics'
Bathing time is about duo. A large.
demands a
5/ meet the demand. You' 11 find this
family of Kentucky About ten years bathing suit equipment of ours m0 1
ago. in VV1isblngton.she met Mr Park cempletc. You‘ll find qualities fig“?
{1“ng ”WM :3 11.111117251022111 $313132; styles right and prices most inviting ,
'g 1 are 111 1 cr 7 . . , , , :7
with the rank of colonel. The cOuple g‘lxrgm‘SEfG 11111111111 11111111111311.1011111113133 1
kirt, at $1.113.
Women's black,
short pull
leeves. at $2.50, ‘ '
double 11111171?
250 at special price now 1
regular value 15c, new 1011
half hose,
special for this
WARM W
men.
much in demand just now. -
ing of surplus lots from o
7 agents makes these prices possi
17c duality; now 121,111.
7 trimmer! regular value 391:
navy mohair bath. ‘
pants, lace trimmed, vain
short sleeves.'drawers to ma 1
uinr vulneitiic.
ilong or short sleeves
match, 501: quality, new 390.
Men's bathing suits, all sizes from
if) lo $3. 98
77111111. and drawers, value 311e,,
leach.
83 81 85 Washington Street. South Norwal ,11 1
and 111111111, 111
Men’s extra fine quality use
lisl c linish.7 7213 1
Gilli, 71501”?
HER UNDE, W7
The thin sorts of nude
women and children,
Ludies' jersey ribbed yes
Ladies white libbed ' 711111 7,
Ladies' Jersey ribbed
Men‘s balbriggnn Shirtii,31‘
251: each
Men’s French balbriggaju
Boys extra fine quality bal
111111111 A Lolnlnittc e of the Automobile
1‘ ion of Ameriru appointed some time
ago has 111-7111 at uork on the, 51111711117
but had about giwn up because of tilt
dililtuity cxpeiic'utod in 111111 bring
prompt delivery on tho 111711711211 steel
plates required. Chairman Soligman
of the 11111711111 committee, has nunounr
ed however. that ‘l’rcsideni K-1 bwnb of
the United States Steel corporation
has become interested in the experi
11117111 and will not only have the. plates
rolled at once, but will donate enough
to build one mile of read. Conferences
are now under way with tho71-lty au-
thorities with a View to selecting suit-
able locations for the tests. It is pro
posed that one section shall be placed
in the. heavy trucking district down
town another in a street of general
travel and a third in the suburbs on an
earth foundation.
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.
1
Naval Battalion‘s Seven Days’ Duty on
‘Terror Begins August 31.
l-lAlt'l‘FORl), July 9w01dcrs issued
from the cities of the adlutant general
direct Commander Frederick 1.. Avcr
ell, commanding naval battalion C N.
11.11) assemble his command at New
London August 31.4’ for seven days'
duty on board U. S. monitor Terror
and such other duty as may be requir-
1111
The petition of (‘nplain Frank V.
tilinpp‘e‘li of New llondim commanding.
Company IJ Third infantry C. N (1.,
and sixty three members of his com
mand to be transferred to the. coast.
artillery has been granted and is des-
ignated as the Second (ion1pnny,(‘oast
Artillery. C. N. G.
First Lieutenant John J. ”RUSS?“ of
l‘ulnnm Third Infantry (.‘7 N G. has
been appointed surgeon with rank of
major vice Lee resigned.
*4
also or ”plumes.
' 180m: Mystery Surrounds a Death in‘
New Haven.
the New Haven Hospital of internal
injuries and probably concussion of the
brain. There is some mysterv about
the case as the police have board 111-,
more that the man was pushed down a
flight 11! stairs from the house No.15
Clark street, about midnight on New
day. An investigation is being made
at the request of the coroner.
in the pockets of Voights clothes
were found twu cards showing that he
was formerly a member of the Cigar
Makers’ Union in Buffalo, and in 1901
had been transferred to the Oneida (N.
Y.) uniou.‘ From another letter found
, .7 recently in Long Hill.
did e1: 11111 pols
7 armlessly .7
upon his person, it appears that he was
MR. CHAMBERLAIN LEAVES HOS-
' Plum 7
LONDON July {iv-Joseph Chamber-
lain, the colpuial secretary, who was.
injured in a carriage accident Monday, _
left (lbs-ring cross hospital this 1110711117”
ins, accompanied by Mrs. (311111111712
11111: and returned to his home in Princ. 1!
es Gardens. A bulletin issued regard-
is progress: 1
that perfect i
in; his condition says be
ing satisfdctorily. but
quiet is essential
RRESTED‘ FDR WIFE MURDER.
COLBORNE, out... July law—leans
Jambort. of Hilton. 12‘ miles 7
here is under arrest on a charge of
wife murder. An autopsy on the
green.
7, showed death
NOTICE
11111111111111.1111.
The inhabitants. legal voters, of the
own of Norwalk, are hereby notified
1nd warned that a special town 111131117
111; will be held in the Town Hall, Wail
street. Wednesday, July 91h. 1902, at s
.i‘cioek in the evening, for the follow
ing purposes, to-wit:~—
i. To authorizclbc Selectmen. if
loomed advisable to improve the high-
any known as Westport avenue With
be old of the State under the Statute
law of the State relating to the. im-
provement of public highways: and to,
make an appropriation therefore.
2. To authorize the Selectmen, if
deemed advisable, to change the 110th
line of St. John avenue, at East Nor-
walk, so as to make said line a
straight line with the line in front of
the premises of I}. Apcll and Herman,
i}. Drake. and to make any necessary
appropriation therefore. 7
3. To take "action on a petition of
11115117171111.1110”. and others asking
that. the town "accept by deed, all the
roads situated 011 Hello. Island so call-
7311,
map enclosed with said petition now
laid out " ’
in said town of Norwalk. as per
7i. To consldrr the matter of widen
and straightening the highway called
Highland avenue from the bridge,
over the tracks of the N. Y. N. H. 11:
H R. 8., to (he highway known as
the Retail Point 1.0311 so that said
‘ avenue When so widened. shall be do -
fect‘wlde from fence to fence; and to
make any necessary appropriation for
the work that may be ordered done in
NEW 111.sz July 9-»Hugo Voight the matter
who 15.711111111171111 by the police to hall 5. To consider the matter of
from 1111111110 N Y..1liodia7.st night in straightening the highway called
Sound View avenue. from the line of
the city‘of South Norwalk. southerly
about 1,100 feet. to‘ the. southerly line
of 11111.1 of Stanley 'llaymond; and to
males an appropriation for any work
that may be, ordered done in the mat
for. ‘
Dated at Norwaiil July 311.1903
SAMUEL LYNES
JAMES A. BROWN.
Wi'LLiAM B. REED,
Seigctmeni of the Time of. Norwaikfn
,Som11 11pIo condemn
our adveflisin, because it
isaove‘ry‘sll ominous
other advertising. ,,
any
praise our
edicine. machine
In very different from
7~7wmflmw 1
Phone 1112;
Repairing
of any kind of
Machinery
and
General jabbing. -
THE G. N. McKIBB :7
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50 WATER 31.. 5am
GREGORY 18
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A DELIGHTFUL 1‘1
SHORE R
Launch Siren leave . _
Steamboat dock, South Ndf
a; m. Dorion's Point. 9
72:10, 3:40. 5 o‘clockan
daily. : ‘
Return trip to Doric
island after dinner, 7 97
Round trip tickets 25
some AM!) can
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NEW HAVEN
Hoosier died at
about of the com
of years he had, W
coal business.
11 “My 1110111113:
from distressing
Norwalk Chronicler