“ST 3
TO 'RUGT MEANS BU3T
N9 REST NO RUST
NO ,RUBT N0 BUST." '
We are al eye at your service.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert IlmWn.
a. baby girl.
Rev. Charles T Coerr of Redding‘fls,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 11. F Smit th,
of Rowan street;
Miss Maude Keelcr. of lluyview
place returned from a business hip to“
Scratch Saturday night.
Miss Margaret Costello. Of Danbury.
is the, guest of Mr and Mrs. Jame
Costello of Myrtle avenue. ““““ v
lienry' Lockwood ot’ Stamford.“
visiting Mrs. William liosegooil, at her
home in Prospect street1
Mrs. Col'e wife of Bridgetender John
Cole is quite ill at her ho‘me 011 the
Washington street bridge.
117.10. Gorham has a force of men at
work painting the old Children 6 Home
on the Stswberry Hill 101111.
Lawrence Stuckey has returned to
his borne in Cove avenue after a visit
with his g1audpat ents 1,11 D1aubuiy
Thomas Keogh is doing the tinning
work on the slimmer cottage of Dr
Ooieburn, of Middletown, at Compo.
Miss Edith Hazel Mead of 262 East,
1 avenue is spending 'tl1e' week with Mr
and Mrs. Andrew Jollitfo, of Broad Riv-
01'}
J. W Beatty has a force of men at.
work painting the residence of Judge
Asa B. Woodward in Elm street, Nor-
walk;
August Johnson has returned to his
home1 1,111 Brenton] after a visit of scv
oral hays warm-11211111111111, at 11111
street.‘ -
Charles Mofiatt, of First st.1cet,wcnt
to chthel Sunday and returned with
h'ts daughter. who has been visiting
relatives 111‘ tha’t place.
Ray Waldron. of Cottage avenue
launched his new ennoc yestmeulay and
gaye'hcr a trial 611111.111: reports that
shis goes j‘like the wind "
George E. Finc,h of this place has
the contract to cart the vitrified pipe
to be used in the construction of the
new water 'main at Wilton; ' '
George'VanKeuren‘. ‘of New street,
is at work’placlng "a coat of tar on
the roofs: of the Dennis 6'; Blanchard
hat factory in South Norwaik.
Mrs. Weed. 'wbo formerly resided 111
Fuel; street continues ve1y ill at 111111
home in South Norwal‘k and it is fear
1111 that she cannot long survive.
Charles” Yuegcr, vv‘ho has, been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gerhardt;
of East Myrtle avenue. retumed to'
his 'holm'e‘ in New .Ymk yesterday
John Bartram. of Warren avenue.
has left the employ of the Lockwood
Manufacturing Company. Mr 13111 tram
was employed in the finishing room.
Geraldine Bolden' came down from
1111111 111 go with Mrs.1Adams, of Betta
Pine on the e'xcu'fs‘ioh 10111111111 island
sure to attend wlpwn fete tom‘or
' enlng 'M1s.’ Young’s East
ave u'e; Entertainment and tableaux.
Edl‘vard Beddy.’ of Long island; spent
lastle sing at the be ‘e' of his‘ m'dtlier.
‘ ‘J; Roddy in an Zandt street.
He‘ st and to Long island this mgr
Harold 111101.01 Cove avenue is
111111 the a sixteen footbanoe built and
i‘ been
"c ,
E them is heparin and dec
,3 tile house at 34 Cove avenue re.
‘rithased by Charles H. Pearce
'é‘c’kéf' and witc‘, recently mar
v11; rented the fillies; ‘1
Widke' returned Saturday from
,fi'yaeht “Ayli 1' Mr. Wicks
is it 16111 of the- yacht
Cdptsi, Butler Smith J. W. Beatty,
W31 “Preston and father. who went
lid harbor yosterdaihl returned
""tgood sized b 11.11 sh 1 They
in the ash fro slung wen.
rt from St 1‘1‘111’6 Mission are
tire next Tuesda ev plug in
, tre‘é‘t bfht‘tp'le‘l, ”186111011111
iii the tr nick
of
First street, are the happy parents of
80 WA YTON.
Sherman shy; ,i'1a's' his sleep-
"l‘he Methodist Church is making or
rangements for their annual Sunday
so, Bouddor launched his new,
last Saturday
Shudder built her last winter and she
, tsfla very neat piece of workmanship.
Mrs.‘ llarty' Leech, 11116 daughter, of
New York are the 'guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Hickson W. Cole for the summer
1 has his sleep. ouithe
naphtha ‘b‘oa't‘
John 1;. 'Plande
marine railway f
DARIENAND 11191111110111.
Clifford Street. of Pomfret, is visit-
lug friends 111' Darlen. this' week'
C. Jones. of Stamford. was in Dar-
ten yesterday afternoon on business.
pluggist ‘Samuel C 'Sllliman was in
South Norwaik yesterday on business.
Mrs. George Edwards and daughters
Ma1iorio.‘ have gone to St. John. N. B.
M1. and M1s.Charlcs Scoicy are the
”happyi parc‘n‘v'ts of a bright little boy,
bom last Saturday.
Willis li‘incb employed by Louis 11‘.
Stoorza. the blacksmith.
wltli 61111611011 his hand.
Town Clerk ’I‘haddcil‘s 111111 will start
tomoriow for Denver Col.
will remain a 101 ple of weeks
Belt Ferguson 11 ill at his home in
been assisting
Drugglst‘ Ho 1ert A.Macdon1'1id.
, A bright little girl has arrived in the
1101110 11111111. and Mrs Wilbur Bates.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Mr and Mrs. William Ballard and
family the at. Scotch Cove campin this
They have Miss Jennie S afield
. who‘ is employed at
Collundcr's Point. ran a piece of hickv
cry wood through one of his hands the
other day. He isvhnabie to work“ as yet.
The New York Mandolin Club as
slstcd by Miss Eleanor Stevens. violin-
lst of this place. will give a concert in
the town hall Saturday evening of. this
The two childlen of Mr. and Mrs.
William Boyle, of the Anson‘ Phelps
Stokes place, have been poisoned with
Waterbury this afte'l1noon and tomor . Dr George H. Nexus ,3 “1mm“
Mr. and M16. Henry member are the
happy parents of' a baby ‘glrl. 'borh' last
Friday. Mother and child are lze‘ttlhtt'
along nicely, and Mr. Breacher‘ is stillv,
passing ci'g'a’rs to his friends.
This amtnoen 11nd etching the
Young Peoples League of the Darlen‘
Congregational Church is holding its
annual lawn fete and‘ sale on th’é":iaw1,1,
or Dr. G'sorge‘ll. Noxon. '
promised 1a ‘goodiume
Saturday was an open date at the
Many of the club
men were at Hartford, watching' the '
close of the state championships. TWee ’
ilurn was not represented in the team
matches at Hartford this year. ’
1By‘ the order of the state seérclnry,
,Dr.‘ C A. Linden , ’*
John Health " i1‘
Nox‘on inspertcd‘11the sii'nitary
' 11911 of the Noroton Sqldiers' 11"!an
other my. no 101111111 everythimt in
first»clsss condition ' '
blankets. clothing arid everythl‘n
about. the place was clean
has reported this”. to Dr. Lindss
Patrick Moore. ,ajn inmate of
diers’ Home at Newton. wit,
Sunday night chat-gee ,wlth
common dranksrd H has,
several 1133's.
Wes Burn links.
“11111161111116in 3,111,
.. ,, avenue grounds'.
11.Mi‘s J. H. Jilnmorson‘, 111
Cottage avenue enloye1 11 tro lay, rldc
11.111111113111111 11 11111.
110011, and called upon George Toms.
iienry 18110119111 and
y'E Spofleld. Miss 60001110 is 11
earn] amateur photograph
ed filler Wests? several titt‘o
werk. Move al ‘syhar
1111,16 one of the best,
‘ 11111011111111 the state.
Mayflower Hook 61 Ladder co
bold tlloll" 1111;.qu Mommy 11116”
, .ntio'tlng‘v ldst' evenlds
rooms in Van Zandt street
hardness“ 11111 111111111161 end it was he.
clded 110 hold a special meeting one
week1 from‘,t Thursday night; to revise
The b‘y- law cbmmltteo 111’
George Robertson. R Brown, 'C. Wicks
iohn Corneal. i‘W. Kaskl’. Al Carr, 8
lHull chairman, and Frederick Whee-
Il‘év‘S 85.11 Bray. of ‘Ssusittuck, ex
chanted pulplts' with ,.Rcv1‘ L‘.
Holmes Sunday.
Mrs. i1.NJe1111l111rs and family, of
Nownrk. N. J. are guests‘ at the home
of William Burnett.
(111011.12 Cnrpe'ii'tisr is the lathitt addi-
tion ’to the illst et' employee; 161 the
Westport 11111111111111
,1 data litC no Baturdaii night‘
.‘hud tithing}! rdwgerve make
the beach" a cell ttract
The 1111111 party 8111511 by Mrs. W. G.
Slap ‘es 1011 the baudflt of the public
libra y ‘en‘richcd' the treasury 8322.
The foundation of the new home be-
ing constructed for Albert Smith, in
Bridge street. is nearing completion.
Mrs. George 11'. Perry. of Wright
atreo‘t. hits a eat of the common spec
los witii 11 ‘doubic 10w of teeth all the
Way artiunii tho mouth.
A must. of the schooner Mary 1.111 of
Holllhlll’ll'ify 1b1'1‘s been1'niircbnso1i by
liuhbell & Bl'udlgy.qffii!18,u&a11ci1,11nd
will 11111161111111 o' 12an 101111th
Christ Church?1 coil negation” has fol.
lowed t, 0 lead in" 113011010 rigid es;
tablishc' 11.1 1111111 1111111 11‘ tins:
(111111111 sends its 0.1191111: "r to the tone
moot dl trlcts in New
Jose'pll‘ ‘.0 Hyatt sit-111111111111 While hay:
1111: came 1111119116 9. sleuth. ,Mr. Hydtth
had his inning.v tth'd th1'1 skunk i no. ,1
mor11.”A miss is 16116611 1111111 n1 is."
says Mr. ,11 att ,','hb,t,',11t was 12111111151161:
miss than won't. 1116111666111
1 Westport orange 16266111011st consld.
(11 log the construction of a building of”
its owrl‘.“ The granite sets an egampio‘
thr- loW'n might proht‘dbl‘y emulate and
one good thins about the former is.
that when its 1\embe1s seriously con
template a project it h‘a'si'heretofore
been carried to 11 11911110661111 finish.
John Carleton of Stilt httlcl't‘,“' rodent-
ly went to 11111611 0111 it 1" westbound
back. He was sick and claims to
have bee'n' ‘111111111' 0111111111106 'li'i‘d walk" Christ has the same nowe. it '5 ‘W‘
home. 116 are nodthillclsntly loud1
for Percy S m s, htooerator at
the station 1‘11" 13111111131th 1111111 11 an
investigation? "lilo 111111 Walton off the
1111111 11 two mi ates. ‘_( mwestbpmd
truiaht ti‘u'ih
NEW 0, JAN.
NMiss Alton" Armdtl'bnd'. (Bayonne;
.i's' vitiitln'l‘.v with 111111 aunt. Miss
\i.l'1.l'A1mstrong.
Mrs Theodore Mills and sister Miss
111151111 1111111. are ’visttlng' for several
days, 111 Westport.
lioward Johnson' has purchased an-
other 11011110111111; disposed at the
nm1 in: fo1mcrlv owned.
1111mm ‘Mrkl" Hickmany of 1 New
York. are 1111111111111 of'thcir daughters,
Mrs William Simon and Mrs. William
lluvcr.
Homer Lon-111111011 and 'child of Bus
ou."iia11c been yielti'n's' With Mrs.
Williti'u‘r Lockwood; west street for
H‘Verni' days.
Next 'i‘li'esdav Joseph Scoficld will
cricbrnie his ‘1,1‘inct'y,~thl,i'tl birthday Mr.
Scofleid is the oldest than to 1011111 and
is still 11111111113"
1110112511011 and Mrs. Clarence Brown
1.11111 who have been boardlnx at Mrs
clerk's North Main street, for sever
111 weeks left 1111111111111 for Maine
where themy vijill spend“ the, rental d
an 1"" ~ .
The 1111118111 or 1116‘.
1viii'hoid1a law “
alto laWti'tt' Jilly!
are b'eifl‘d made
ed ‘0 ‘tbl’s' plane
101' ‘a month“ or 1,6 'and 16 12110211011113,
to secure stock felv tll'emd 10111111111 Canyin
i
1th rh matlsm. ‘
1111,1115 11111101111
. : " ‘3
£101 Wll
‘Nath'nn Perry‘i'
Y _
' attest to Man 'actr-
humilityi nrran‘gothbn '
'11 is. an excellent
111111, who earned
,, 11 1111'1'1111 mill-l has gté, "'
izh school entire nty-ll
i=6; .
i'9,l;i)111elcor's y'ach is' being con~
rs this 1160121111 11‘“i1e\1‘
' _ is' a lamp to the feet; is it then
"'j the growtii‘ ‘of young Christians we
1 p fade: The old man addressed him- :
self to students until“ they tired of
‘ . 111111 1111111116 turned to Mr.1A1téry He 5
‘ must be presented for rocker. ‘
ainfbl‘d' 3‘
Unity" 81111111, italic 1111 ‘
(Continued ir‘oiii rust Page)
he 111111111; at the house 111 e110 Mr Aver
boarded. and in linear he’ a fight by
in tllv‘lt‘, house 311,111 ,1,l_1ll'il, Theta
or him. The young man had never
her ate and his method 1111 died in his
early childhoodri 1111 had brown up is
evil surroundings. a wicked. syn-ii
young man. lie was working in, a mill
years training: at school.» 11111881 M1
Avery took his to Chi .ago andk intro-
duced hint" iiilo Y. M.‘ '0" work 'To-
day. he 18‘ “111111111 the hair down 111111111111
in this country, and' displays such wis-
dom and skill in 1111611111 money. that
during the 0m Your he has collected
ourv million dollars for the 1.1112111111311-
111 work lit" the Y. M.‘ C. ’A He ill" be
gentleman“ who had the mane 6111111111
it the banquet' 11111111101111.1111 enerai‘
ssembiy or the Presbyterian Church,
recently met in New York city. all the
Waldorf Astoria, and also had the
management of the meeting of the late
Moody. at Cmnesle Hall.
or} 1Arthur Ileana. or the Newton
wilresb 'j‘l’ £11111 Church. was the 'next
. He based his remarks on
ans 111., 11: ”That knowing the
time; that nowvit is high time to Invoke
out of sleep.” Why do we not accord-1
1,'n;lsh more in Christ’s service? One
Very important. but and reason is; that
we are‘ not awake to the responsibility
of the 116er if Paul were spanking to
‘at many of the things that he “wrote
to the Romans. Why is it; we hear
from the ditfe'rcu't denominations of so
many falling off: V-‘and s‘o few conver~
slons. 'lhc Bible is the same; the
throne of grace 16411061111111; 'Jesus
cause the church is sleeping. 1All
Christians preachers as well, should
examine their” hearts to see What is in“
the way. The Lord Jesus Christ came to
seek and to have. but he saved 11113in
through saved men. We talk of reach»
ing the masses; when the church or all
Christians are awake, the masses will
11111 worked. lie closed 1111111 nii sxhoro
fallen to Christian's (111115 0111111111 doing.
and not lct'opportunitics pass to lead
souls to Christ and let em 11 determine
to shake off sleep. and before 1902 has
passed to try to lead at least one soul
to Josusm 111’1‘11 i1 “ 1111 Hit“;-
At 7:30 there was a praise service.
led by Mr. Rima11oczy.assistc1l by his,
friend, Mr. McDowell. They are using
a new hymn book at i'hc tent lhisi sea-
son. A hundred copies of‘ Christian
Hy,"mns were presented to Mr. James
by William Phillips 111111 the business
evangelist. Mrs. Oscaii Mills u'n'd
daughter of Rowuyto'n. sang very ef-
fedlivcly' n duett about the coming of
the Judgmcbt day At thr- conclusion
of the praise s'11er1l1c. ,Mr. A1cry spoke
from the text ii Peter i..19~21“We
hare also 11‘ more 11111111 word of prophr
,ecy; wb‘sieunto ye do well to take
heed. etc?" We Metalllmr 'itttentioui‘to
a perfectly inspired book i believe
the Bible is a message from God to
win, that God gave the word orally.
we do well that we take heed to it,
lug better to do. than to get ready for
fitted for 111 thumbs or this 111a. it
against coi'n'm'dn 11111121611011: it and
it out the mind of God? in noticing
find growth, is not. possible without
learning the mind or God through the
31 1111111011011 1111111111 The Bible stands
11' vs every book in literary merit.
Must Christians desire to be useful in
11161.1 loneltohi; tit 6 11111er 1spot.
,1‘ some hours. Four college students ‘
turd one other passenger.- were also de-
to 121.111: was an old man. rough and
11 a book in his hand which he want
, ito, showillrn‘AVery. but. Mr Avery
1111111116 .fhfid. 6. most wonderful book
exp'at'ia‘ted‘ on its beauties, until
, oidvmln became greatly interested
idd'ulre‘d‘ ‘w‘ilat book “’it wa‘s,ai1'd
1 ,' a they $260M read and talked
ut the Bible. Then the old man
. hist‘ H green brought
sol
‘the war. and forgot the Bible and
hers players The, next morning
hitchded‘ 6121111111 1.1151111111111111 ‘11
ones: man asked him, 1.11011 did you
5 soother man to church?‘.’ The word, or
did the, work. He told of a young
‘f'li‘. M. C. A. gospel meeting. entering
1 club house. He was allowed to dis-
ll on“! was borere‘tlie‘ drier would
“9301.181! lie, took hi 16.111111 read.
, R1311! was ‘listenedltti respect by «
I allowed him to meeting and M
t .
6 el is the equipment of
i' ' cold; Dow '.
1161119111111. sé'cret of 116111:
“Ellie study of God‘s word.
and 6 half, and till: studying and "'
ing. with prayer was his 1.1160103;
training. He 0105611111111. 1111‘ amus-
lcount of his examination for or-
on. , ,
'1 "How 16 11 rows 1111111111 1118111111111"
0,11th0‘ 3'
house". Mr; mm aunt. Amado 166m .1
can to school; his fat or was lutetn-
and later was assisted to 11111111111111“
he church today he would have to re- 1
day declared a dividend' to depositors
of lhtet’est at the use of' {our (-1) per 1
116110111111 11111111111 for the all: months 1
at1 the present time 1 11111111111111 noth- '
.1 better world. The man who studies 1
and heroes the 11.1.1 01 1151.11 best ,
‘th't vineyard of God They have full “
, ipment in the study of the word. At '1
Avery was detained one Saturday
goods. 1
inquired the 61111110110111 1
'11 sprained my «1111111 on the way to
work," ans'ivered the omploye
“iluhli thaéls a mac encusc”~rNcw-
rind nm linadvodl ONO!“-
lli “convince dye-1:” I‘ll-l their lntrlnllo VII
in tor umpi c 611
u m 'orhy 'r'null 61.60 60116.11
Killii MEDiliiltl 91161 19101111111111, 16m.
Class A. Kite. No. 001.300 '
LIBRARY OF GONG SS. to ,wit'.
BE 1’1,“ REMEMBE El), 1
That on the txvor't'tyilleyenth day of
June 1902. The Bodkin Law Publishing
Cmnpany: of New York; N. Y.,v hath
deposited in this Ollice the title of 11
BOOK the title of which is, in the fol-
lowing words. to wit:"" 1-
,chports of Cases decided in the Com.
mission of Appeals of the State of New
York from and including a portion of
the decisions of the March Tom 1873,
to and including a portion of the de-
cislons of the January Term.‘ 1874
with notes references and index, By
“.11 E.Sicl1les, Vol DC.
The Banks' Law Publishing 00.,
New York 1902.
The right whereof it claims as pro
pricier in conformity with the laws of
the United States respecting Copy-
rights.
1 Otllco of the Register of Copyrights,
1‘ Washington. .0.
11111111111111 PUTNAM
Librarian of Congress
’i‘liOWAl‘d') SOLBERG,
' Register of Copyrights.
in renewal for 111 years from July
2,190:
Writlhh 11.8 8.
11131011011 .1 W10. ‘ 1
Entered A. iv‘. - 1- 1 11
Mailed ;E. 111,11]. ,1 ..
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' mum. DIVIDEND
ro‘ maestro“ " 1
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.
United Bank Building,
'_801_11h Norwa'lk Conn..
Jilne112fi,10'02.
The Board of Managers have 611,16
ending June 30 1002, payable on and
utter July 10 1902‘
1111511111 not drawn will be credited
‘10 1160111111111 and draw interest from
July 1. 1902.
.. 1. GEORCE F BFARSE.
326, 3,11 ‘ Treasurer.
Child’s Rocker Free
For 46 0201111 Soap Trade 11111111;
2 Ozone starch Trade Marks. ‘
2 Ozone Washing Powder Ttpdcjldarks ,
1. Given Away 111., '
3%1." a warms
BIC AND eves 81111111111031,
Th6 tl'irée kinds of Trade Marks
All first class stores sell the Ozone
‘ 1:21:11). role than
I. 1‘ pay 15 cent a pound for any kind ,1, ,.
of iron. 1 have no Wagons 1111 me ‘ '11
road but will call on receipt of 1‘1 hos. _,
!tel. 11 Good prices. paid ior' 111111111116 of ‘ ,.
an 1, ,. '
i 13?
‘t .
1111 distributing cards of invitation to inmates in‘ the Connelcticut' General
may mean the Poor ’Bouse for the ’
write and children. Think of «it to- .
1111111119 his cards, and then the door 0m in l 1‘
“196111111 strewn: 10111111111 must fiat. 8°93" ‘t t o e..° ‘.'? "‘.‘“
in IT '11: “my: “a I": levéryéfie ,:
11111111161611 1111111111119 “1, m “t“ etcv “ t rough t e
i 111 ~ 1
,1. trade and no . (glen, and than to d of l1 surges ,
‘ allowed to go. Two—young men 1" -
h
iiiibnseill‘ated 51111131,,“ Riggs
else. but use without 1
Felt Hats. new and
11111111511 Rough s w. Sellers Dainty '1 ‘
1 "1 New ,"
26.810111 RYE IEAOi'i. ,
11m 1
61111111101661 0111111110116” It Unfit for
,GRMBNW 012;» 1] 1y 15410111 melon 1
2036110111 ants of tho ascend
Conventional Suhday school were
disappointedwhsn it was announced
that tho annual picnic would be held
at Round island' and not at Rye Beach.
The cOmmitteevopm
uointed to select the site and nine. tor
the“ picnic headed the‘ requestiof the
children a week ago that the picnic
be held at Rye Bench and announced
Then some of those whose Purl-
ten 11111111111th very markedi‘tnade‘ 11‘
Milihey said Rye Beach was
not. 11 propeopiaco torv young folks, for
it had many attractions similar to
those of Conny island
A committeoswas appointed to visit
Rye Beach and report. The comr'nite
investigated thoroughly and the“ dot: it
[on was a‘s‘dihst the place.‘
1011 are disappointed, for they 1 1111'
that“ alter 1111113111011 11 whole
they should have, an outing others 0161'-
ousels. bond concerts: 111111;- :11th add"
other games. along with‘ popcorn and
rally, would 111110111 1111011111111th rot e‘rl‘
Tomorrow they‘ will 11111111111
tit ‘l'tou'nd island; oppomte 10.013111119—
Hot 11 Mansion Where the noise ‘m'hde
y1the waves and the Occasional pass
lag of 11‘ boat will be the only things to
break the monetb'ny.
the Methodist Sunday school will pic‘
11113 at lly‘e Bench; 1
--8TOP THAT GOILD.
or it may result in?" P'neumo'nia Brav‘
pilian' Balm is 11111111111011 Colds when-
almost Without execution},
no, 11.1111 bottles
fol-d. 131111.131”: or PMsled’
as they expected.
The some do
. l
Special Sale
,;“11 1172111111 ,1;
- 1101111111
lilo 8111111111111
nehnmspsrdns
Hammocks
wr'u'rs MT. rasszses
scaeéh nooks
wmpow spassus
CULTIVATORS
ONE-WHEEL HOEB
'1'rwo' WHEEL 110611
(39111 stone and Faucet, Filters)
WATER c CLERK,
Wood Alcohol In any quantity.
1 ' ' . . In Points. varnishes; Shelia”, ,Ea
' ems-.3111“ £16., we, are bendqunr
Remember. Lemmas a Morons:
,hnd Devoé‘o .r‘. the lending Points for
hemmhoats. fences 91.0" 11,905, 3111.,
it
1 For sale by R. H. Plalsted an F
Baxter. {11.11111 .
Excitement Over a Drowned Mon’d
1 Body in Hartford. ‘1
HARTFORD; July lfigcohsidbl‘tt'b
ekoltemént was caused last-1111131111 "
the hosts of Myer Israelite. thlrm
years old. ls1aolite’s dead be M
found floating in the Connection rl ' .
near the railroad bridge litte mfi'
day after11oon.vv"1‘he body was hrou
to 'his home and while being props
for burial the arms dropbbd do their
side of the table, upon which the body
was stretched.- immediately front;
efforts were made to bring the m6 1,
to lire. Thé’ uoWalso‘on spread? in 111111
neighborhood that a dead man ”11%
come to life. and a crowd of it‘s/ver
hundred soon gathered about t
heuso. A psasérby new 1116 was .
supposing there ‘wns n 1160113: ill
an alarm for the 11161116101111 ,
hysiclan soon found that life wa6,e-'1‘v '
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