1 East Washington street
South Norwaik Conn.
John W Boatty is in Hackettstoun.
N. J., on business.
Mrs. William Rowland. of Cottage
avenue. is quite ill of 1nai111 in
Mrs. Lewis St John of St. John ave-
nuo. will entertain a few f1 lends this
evenina1 at dinner
captain Oscar St. John, of Osborn
avenue. was in New York city. on buai 55
"nous all day yesterday.
'."Mrs. Jones E. Smith. of Springfield
1 Mass. is the guest of Benjamin Bon-
unit of (inborn avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Underwood, of Brook-
lyn is the guest of Mrs. F. 13. Roberts.
of South Osborn avenue.
The regular prayer solviccs will be
held this evening in the Methodist and
Advent Christian Churches
“M'.1s Samuel Skldmore of Winfield
' street has 1oturnod from 11 week’ 111 via
it with relatives in Danbury 1
Mrs s. .l. H: Steeus. who has been ill
at her home in Core avenue is ropo1t.
ed' as considerably improved today. 1
Mrs. G F. Smith Mrs. Frederick
Maikin 111111 Mrs. W. A. Reid are spentb
lag the day with iiiends in Lewisboro
5 Ernest Harther. oi Mar'vins grain
and feed store. has: 1611 fo1 a two
months' tilp to visit‘ relatives in Ger-
many
, Mrs. Marie Apcll. Mrs. R. Schmlnko
and Eberhard Schminkc are guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs E. Apell in
St. John avenue. .
Mrs. E. B. Smith. of Osborn avenue.
will go to Bridgeport tomorrow for a
two weeks’ visit with Mrs. John B.
‘ Whitney. of that place.
Mrs. M. S. Partrick. of the Washing
ton street brldga, returned from a soy.
oral days’ visit with relatives in Sau-
gatuck yesterday afternoon.
1 Mrs. Bradley Gilbert. who has been
at tht1 Norwalk Hospital since April
last, was brought to the home of her
daughter. Mrs. A. N. Sherwood.
A party of ladies from Rowan street
and Cottage avenue have gone to Wes
ion today on u hucklebcrrying expsdi
.tion. They expect to return laden with
the fruit.
Mrs. B. F. Day Misses Clara and Ed-
na Day and Buiwell Day of Van Zandt
street. are enjoying an outing. nt 110
ion Point today
Mrs Bradley Gilbert has returned to
her home in East Norwalk after 11
three mouths‘
Hospital and is now staying at the
home of her daughter. Mrs Albert
Sherwood. In Pleasant. street.
Laurence and Norman Stuckey and
R.5Baff1'ey. who had put up a little tent
on the shore at Second ' Point~ and
2 where they enloycd‘thmnsclves (lilting
the-tiny. had quite a lively experience
last awaiting. One of the boys took
‘ a lighted candle inside and it set. fire.1
to‘1tho tent The boys throw wate';
over the affair. but it w as of no use and
the tent was induced to ashes.
Charles M Mueller, of the Washing-
ton‘: street bridge has as yet found no
clue" to the thief who stole several
_ tools from his window Tuesday after-
noon. He has visited all the pawn
shops initown and other places where
thsngoods 111112111 possibly have been
leftto no avail. He is of the opinion
that'the work was done by out of town
partiesand has little hope of recover-
infl‘the tools.
Over one hundred children from the
Primarywncpartmcnt. of the East are-
non Methodist Sunday school enjoyed
their. annual outiuir on the Osborn cs
tats yesterday ’l‘hc weather was
slightly unpleasant in tho 111011111111. but
cleared beforr' noon and thr1 children
thoroughly unloved themselves with
games of all kinds. At noon Ice cream
(1.1111111 and. peat-hos were served under
tho trees. The children reached their
homes hcforc tho shower in thc1 after
noon. ”The outing was In charge of
Mrs. 101,8. Bowen. auncrinicndcnt of
thorprimary department. and she was
11ny assisted by the tcachars of th11
Sunday school.
. M
”0 WI YTON. ,
John L’Hommedlau is giving his oys-
tonneiibeza coat of palm.
Captain Preston Hart has his sloop
on thoxrailways for repairs.
1111111111 Morris. daughter of Mr. and
Mmflharles M01 r111 has typhoid fever.
51011411111111 at Contractor Mortimer
‘ 1' rec quite ill at. their home in
.011ch "1'
"1.066116 Williams has returned to
Bonbhn; after a three weeks‘ visit with
‘ fridiida'in Highland avenue.
The building committee of the new
tint Chm-till held 11 meeting Tuesday
,mning. at the home of John 11.811111»
'11
Ralph Pennoll has purchased a fine
yawi. and la putting her-111 commission
111111111111 of his home in McKinley
co Marsh. who has been
11111 11 few days with liar aunt.
11111411116111.
85111. .411 A. Judge and children 11111»
611th 111' the home of liar parent I, Mr.
it John 13111111111111.1111 a: few
in
steamers
" "" curiiiomttl Narflisuiiliott Pier, TMBQRY. 1
‘ team.
stay at the No1 walk .
I
:Joha Rich; has returned to
It Is. expect
a admonition
. ,
DRIVEN AND NORDTON
There is about half afoot of 1111111 un-
daildihe railroad bridge.
Benjamin St..lol1n went on the ex-
illhomnw'iliua, of R H. cDanald‘ai
11161 st‘id;waa‘in1NeW1Yn1Tuosdayii
ins do Erwin. of 011anas,‘N.‘ .1.. is
the guest of Miss Etta and 15411111 Bow-
en.
M111 George R. Byington, of South
Norwnlk. is visiting friends in this
place. _. 5, 1
1111‘s. James K. Buy and family. of
New Yor..k 1111c guests of Mr. and Mrs.
llauford Smith.
H. Richard Abcndroth purchased a
violin. yesterday. that 15 over out,1 bun-1
drcd years old.
Mrs. Thomas Village. of South Nor-
walk was the guest of M11. and Mrs.
Richard Abcndroth, 'I‘ueadaY-
Mrs. Sylvester Iiowen and son
Claude. will leave town Sunday. for
Loug‘lslund. to remain several weeks.
‘Mrs; William ‘H. Horton. daughter
Maude. 0f Fishkili-on-the-lludaon. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Richard Ab—
c111hotl1.5
Mrs. ( 1111111111 F Hayes. who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester P.
Rowen. fo1 several months. has i'cturn‘
ed to her home in New York.
’l‘wo dogs owned by George S 1311b
icy and George Dance- had a fierce light
yesterday afternoon, in Main street,
and it requiredvthe combined efforts of
several spectators to separate the can-
ines before they finally killed them—
selves
The formal of Miss Mary Clark who
died Sunday. was held at13 o 'clock ycs-
teiday afternoon. from the residence of
Walte1 Bates. her brotl1er-in-.law Rev.
Louis French conducted the service.
and interment was In Spring Grove
Cemetery.
The Dariens will play the Black
Roads. of Stamford. on the Brady
lrounds, Saturday afternoon. and hope1
to defeat them this time, as the Black
Roads won t.ho.last game played by
these two teams. 011 the liith the Nor-
walks will come here to play the local
Captain Alexander Brush. who was
arrested Monday on a serious offense,
wastaksn before Judge William H.
Wiimott. .lr., at 4 o’clock. Tuesday of-
ternoon. and “the case was continued
until Friday afternoon. The prisoner
was left to the custody of Constable
David Mather. who took him to his
residence. Early yesterday morning.
when Constable Mather arose. he found
that the prisoner had gone. Mr. Math-
er took the first train to Stamford. As
Captain Brush was not on it. the con-
stable came to the conclusion that
probably be had walked to Stamford.
and intended taking the boat that left
for New York. Going from the train
to the dock, he found his man waiting
for tho Shady Side. The return trip
was made to Daricn. and Captain
Brush was landed in th11 l1xl1up lie
with Constable1 Mather. went to Siam-
ford. yesterday afternoon, to engage a
lawyc1‘ ‘
WESTPOR 1'.
Mrs. Henry Stevenson
friends in Wilton.
Mrs. Albert Bushuci.
is visiting friends here.
E. Dcyo. of Brooklyn. is 11 guest at
the1 Campbell residence.
William McCoutlc. of Springfield.
Mass. is visiting friends in town.
Crowds are flocking to Compo Beach
daily. and bathing is the chief factor.
Mrs. John Madden has been odiudtp
11d insane and has been taken to Mid»
dlctown.
(l. O." Benedict accompanied
Baptist Church. of Norwalh, on
picnic to Pine Rock Park.
A party of young people from hcrc
are planning for a policy mm to Pine
Rock Park tomorrow night.
The front of I)1'.Al.Salmoh's Sinic
street property has been improved by
(opening of the road and curbing.
Contractor Smith has cmnpiotod his
work on the now union school and it
has been turned over to the school
committee.
The mini nation on Ibr1 homo of Char.
11111 Langenhcrg. where several of the
Fresh Air Fund young women have
been lctlma of typhoid fryer. has been
raise 7‘1
Onion culturo begins to be felt in
this section now It' 11 1111111111160 1111111111
that the air is laden with the scout.
pleasing only to those who routine that
scent and 1151111111 are synonyms in this
case.
Another band of gypsloa pltohut'i
their touts on the washer 11 border of
the town. yesterday. Rumor basil that
they are anroute to Southport. were
they will no features during life carol.
val week there.
There is some talk of the Mandolin
Club. of Saskatoon holding 11 lawn fate
and m1111lcalo,tho latter part of the
month. ”'Buch' a summer night‘s onion
iainment would liven things hero
abouts materially.
The 7:110 1mm bound 111111416611
Wmtaurt c1111 inflow the track 1111
Stats street 1111 and the uanltarlaai
yesterday morning 1191111 to sand drift
is visiting
of Lakovlilc.
tho
its
111111111111 entire section from. 011111
street to Myrtle avenue.
' Lloyd "Ndflhb new barn is near 1...
5 all will prove 111111 6!
ids: 11311111511111: 111111111 or
P
1 1211111: 11111111110111 1151111111011, .1411 5
. ”the 11111171111111 of. n
of biookiyn, and Miss Catherine Coo.
per, of this town. has been announced.
.to take place August 27.
be is a sister 11
1111111115. Jr
lane of‘ nor parents.
booir purchased by ‘Mrs. 11. B. Rogers.
The building will never be used by a
in; 1111 1.1111 track. This l1 ll I11 thI warn am
ltwlll have 1m. 1 '1’
Gen takbu in
1111.0 Brown.a
11111121611111. . _ 5
mile Augusteil 1,Bitz 1111
11,411. ‘ 0 1111
Sunday September 14,1154 oolo11k..
”1‘31: Stanley Lockwood and two
daughters. who have been residing at
Hickory Bluff for eight or ten woukil,
have been ill with mal ria Miss Ed.
as has 111.covc1e1‘l. but .111. Lockwood
and her youngest daughter have to
towed to their hon1e'here.liihiiikli1g
that the change would help them.
They will return to the Bluff when
they recover.
The Fancher shoe, factory building.
with the 1111011111111 pertaining thereto.
and tllf‘ residouco north of the fad
tory. occupied by Mrs. Stcarns. has
manufacturing c‘onccrn again. but In-
stead it is stated that the structure
will 'be out. in two and two 11woiliuga
made of it. one to stand 0.11 the pros.
cut. site of the factory and tho other
furthcu wont in the vacant lot.
FUNDS FOR corms: HOMES.
State Fair of Woman’ii Relief Corps
1‘ to be Held in Hartford.
‘The Connecticut department of the
Woman‘s Relief Corps will hold a state
fair at Jewell Hall. Hartford, Novem-
ber vI-(l. for the purpose of securing
funds for the cottage homes to be used
by aged and infirm veterans of the
Civil War. and thier wives. The cot-
tage home project: has‘beon taken up
by the Relief Corps of the state. and
every corps in Connecticut will be
identified actively with the fair.
The cottage home committee of the de-
partment consists of Mrs. Elizabeth
H. Bevin. of East'I-Iumpton, Harriet J.
ilodge. of Hartford,1Augusta B. 1111m-
mcnd. of Bockvilia. Charlotte E.
Wright of New Haven and Marietta A
Wr.lght of Norwich.
The general committee on the fair
has been appointed antd- will begin
work immediately. Past National
Prehident Harriet" J. Badge Is the
chairman. Her associates in the work
are Elizabeth C. Kicfer. Mary J. Mar.
rlam. Harriet S. Durfce. Jane E. W.
Smith. Augusta B. Hammond. Char-
lotte ,E. Wright. Florence L. P. Haydn.
[Amie H. Arnold. Jane 0.0111152. Cor-
delia A. Biak‘eman; Anna R. Loomls.
Elizabeth H.‘ Bevin. Marietta A. Wright
Mary .Penileld. Alice A. Slater Carrie
M. Green. This committee will 11p-
polnt all of the sub-committees.
W
NOT MOSQUITO BITES.
Nurse Said So. But it Proved To B6
Varioiold.
Just when the New Britain special
health committee had cause to con-
1ratulat.e itself on the slumping 11111.0(
smallpox. a new and puzzling case has
arisen: '
A nurse at tho temporary hospital
on Saturday discharged :1 child 1'Inim-
ins: thatzthe little one never had small
pox. but had been suffering from mos.
quito’ bites. For the time being the
members" 'of the special committee
though they had tho laugh on tho' phy-
11111111111 who had diagnosed the case as
of variolold. "
elr good natured feeling was 111m
1111 to one of irritation yesterday when
a hurry call came from the child‘s
home for a physician Dr. T. E. Ranks
was sent to the house and after exam»
lag the child declared it had varloloid
and he 11111111131! that no person should
be admitted to the house.
PYTHIANI AND ELK'B.
W
.1
City Yesterday. 1
The binomial meeting of tht1 Knights
of ththiaa cf the country opens at
San Francisco. August 11th.aii1l the
lepresoniutlvos from finnnoctiout rén.
dozvouacd at Springfield yestenday and
loft for their destination at 11:45 a. m.
The (111111111ng1119 of Eikii of
United States In to hold a turbo days‘
annual seen 811116 851 Lake City.next
u 1111k and mm 11111111 dologatea
of the 31%“ willie. accompany the Phy
thiana 4a,..lnnta.001..whon
1(5iI5cylrwill branch off for Bait Lake
iy
parametric-111111.11 111111110.
«'1? 11011 act 1 ryma' cola
11111011111 $0M ' 11111111 310M!”
brook 1111111.!) iols Brothers proprio-
tors 1111111111111:an Wednfisd‘ayg' M-
1111116111: 1:11 111111111611: 11111 he 1111-1111.
upcclion of the form and dairy and
courting ofr'dalry “116116 by I 01111111111111.
M 111130 thIi‘o will be a basket lunch.
The protram 101111110 11111111111111: includ-
or: 11 1:80 adds an of welcome. Rhino.
‘namaimsuinu 11111111111111» 11111111 11611111111».
cut Dulrymcu's Association: Iddml'
"The Gambling volume" 14 4311414111,
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a. w 1311""???"1'0 1111.11 11111 to
1- o 11 e a 11:.
1111111113111 Locks Hunt}. M. 1411111111th
Middleton will plan present and'
‘ the RI
tcr1ia..
was badly Injured; bolus unconscious 1
for an hour.
or. 1
A. House. Franc-1's 1.1. Stone and Alice ,
Left for San Francine and Salt Lake”
mac ...
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11111111111113.111er .1. 11155151555 11111111111111». of:
the Norwich district and Rev. J M.
Patterson. pastor of the qhur.ch
‘ building is to cost 545. 000 and will seat
300 persons.
The Bridgeport common council last.
night 111111111111 over the mayor's Veto '
11.-111011111011 appointing the mayor. city
suwolvpr audutwo 11111911111111 11 commit:
ten to; attend the convention of the 1
1.5111111 of American Municipalities at
Grand Rapids, Mich..
vote was 13 to 7.11 The mayor objected 1 ‘
to the resolution because it did not 1.
provide that the delegates pay their '
own capensea
The railroad commissioners yester-
day rendered their decision on tho/an.
pool of the Hartford Street Railway
company from the action of the mayor
and court of common council of the
city of Hartford in fox biddinv tht1 use
of creo- -resinate wood pavement along
the line of track on Main 31516111 from
Barnard park to the tunnel.
iiiisaionera find that the common coun.
oil had not done an injustice in
quiriutt that 11 about. asphalt pavement
should‘bc laid instead of the creo-resl-
nato wood block and confirm the ac»
lion of the council with 11 single modi
This modification Is that the
street. railway company may
creoresinate wood pavement between
flc'ation.
Its mile
the rails
northerly
states in
ill! 11ch
source of
SILVSI
air
stopping
macy
art. who
pool to 1
how did
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that he
jail. ”
off"
"book
' pher.
.“How can i?" snapped tiu1 man who
as in the rustic chair with a“
background of hillsides.
“What is the troublef."
“Why. I Just paid 850 for a 'genuine
was alttl
1111111111111:
her trademark
Philadelphia 11111111111
(INLV cunt
Mm: Franklin Bush. (If-Nev Goethe
Del" says: -
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
trees an belching. I triad ovsiiythlns
i could 61111 of. ‘but 1111111111"; helped me
till I took Brasiliau Bulls. and 0116 50
cent 1161111 111111111 me completely. "
For sale by R. If. Piaiited and F. If. .
Bolt tar.
bad a
F. 14. 0111414111110 or. 1111011111111 0.001300%. '_ 5
also
i
liar
beginning fifty feet south of the south-
erly line of Pearl street and extending
the northerly iinev‘of‘i’mtt street.
MILLIONS IN THE WEED.
Connecticut ranked fifth among the
ductlon for 1899 according to a bullo-
tin~on the tobacco production of the
census bureau.
in the state 2,909 devoted 10 119 acres
to tobacco and produced in 1889 16, 930,_
770 pounds of the weed. valued at 035'
071022~an average value bf $3173.?
909 farms. but It was the principal
of the farms growing It.
farms had a total of 133.013 acres. but
only 10,119 acres of this were devoted
to tobacco.
“By far the most valuable cash
crop in Connecticut. in tobacco.
Vacation time 111 here and the call»
1 «iron are fairly living out of doors
Thole could be no-1 healthier place for
them. You need only to guard against
the accidents incident
sports.
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for quickly
serious conseq
and wounds.
Ilazol Salve for sores. cuts and bruis‘
11.." says L. B Johnson. Swift Tex
"It is the best remedy on the market. "
Sure cure for piles and skin diseases.
,Bewai’o of counterfeit; .Ciifford Phar
, 111111011111.htm
“Poor child!" exclaimed Mrs, Good
had been touched by. the up»
"Why " replied thr1 bright little girl.
"he begged so much money 111111 day
got drunk and was sent to
"But you told me his 11511515 were out
“Oh! No. me am. i Salli 'uIma.‘ ”
~8‘I’0P THA‘I‘ COLD. 5
or It may remit in 91190111011111. Brat
xiiian Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried. aimoIt without exception
10 25. 50c and 8! 00 bottles.
ford. Baxter" s or Plaintod' a.
111114 1111111111 the bolts“
3' ie olaauaad of impurltlel. 5.110011
11111 keep! these poison! 11111111111131 ‘
.eauainc headache. 111111110111 1111151 ,
by. Iti ' 111.111: 3111 ii
any. 111
tilnhtr'ohetuirs an
He will probably recov.
one 1511 n
laidliielinisht by
'1
The
this month. rats
The com»
1'01
lay a
and for two feet outside of
on Main street from a point
to a point fifty feet north of
the value of its tobacco pro
01' the 20.948 farms
Tobacco was grown on 2"
income of 1,900 farms. or 67.4
These 1.900
The census bulletin truly
m
VACATION "oars.
to most open
No rein 'dy equals De
pain or removing danger of
princes. For cuts 6111111111
‘1 used DeWItt's Witch,
1
Wk“
I111 extent of a quarter. “and
this accident happen to your
pleasant?" said the photogra-
and then found a Connecticut
under the sweatband. "-
" on 111111345114.
"1 Innerad for years with
5 'Some Entoura'gemmtoWWeil." said 1
'the mansion pcei, "1 him one com- 10 10
11mm 1111114111 left.s11y1vay.” .
“What's that?" his wife aakodo
My padhychun't been found to be
for any congressman to
tpeeoh as var—«Chicago
5591115111 5
no 1111114111“. 114
althy lllc"'m ' ‘ '
Tho cm 1
1 11511111» some to us.
how" won't cost you half as much
as your "not" knowing how is
"Iike’ly to. if you attempt to fix it
.y yourself.
1,
1
THE o y. MCKJBBIN
M’FG co
'W.".'R4 THOMPSON; Manager. "
to 1151415 mash. so. mucosa“
'1133711010111'11 alum»
advice. Whenever an one finds relief
is going wrong with the intcri or of
tl111t5‘oye that needs attention. 1f it-
were notice the light. would not. irri-
tate. Seek advice—the 21111111 I can
give you--the kind that only can be
given after a thorough and intelligent
examination. Glasses if you need
them; none if you don't.
HOMER B. H0 YT.
OHABW‘I‘I! OP'flGiAN.
' "Fioo'w'atch Repairing.
Room 9. United: Bank Bldg. 80. Nor.
001cc hour: 8 1011:45;12:16 111.6130
JSaturday evenings 71 9.
'B'p'eéla’l appointments made to unit
nBtl‘DDI. 1 1
Locust Bites
'llhe bite of the 10611.11". iti'ssiiig bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results Sat
urate a piece of cloth folded several
thicknesses with Brizilian Balm and
bind over the bite. Instant relief
Rémmo, In half an hour and you will»
find 11 drop. as green as grass This
is the poison whichihas been all drawn
11111111111 the trouble isover. This is the
only thing in the world we knowof
that will do this. Equally effective for
shake and mad dog bite. If instantly
applied so always keep it on hand.
Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Drugglsts or sent quick. B.
F.J11drson and 00.,5Indlanapolis
JUNK 1000171.! .710le
We are trying" to better satisfy our
customers by not having any wagons
on the road} but will-
promptly to orders by postal card. and
pay following piices, with square deal-
lng: All kinds of iron. 1,151: lb. rub-
ber boots shoes and bicy1lo tires 5c
lb.: light brass, 1'11: 10.; heavy brass,
76; Copper, 81:; pewter. 10c; rags. lo
lb.;_fol1led newspapers in bundles. 1.41::
ton and heavy load, 31:; zinc. 55c.
These prices are good untilmnrkct
changes. Watch this adv. '
ABRAHAM HARRIS
Phane 1065 5 5 Box 846 So. Norwalk.
Of all descriptions. White Duck Ping
Pong Hats. Sailors and Alpines, White
Mull Hats. White Felt Hats, new and
stylish Rough Straw Sailors. Dainty
patterns in Chiffon Voilings. New
Birds, Wings and Pompous.
. 71111451111119 HATS AT
MiosuMMEa 5111110555.
M l" Ackorman
0! Main 51ml. Norwalk
Fine Goods at low Pores
connected with large Bridgeport as
tabllshment. Fine goods at low prices
01111 "knowing"
should not be worn without intelligent "
in a shaded or colored glass something I
. munitionj,
0115. Launch Engines
attend very
bub-5n
11 utfilh
fi'lhii'lil “'0'. TNWNW
""1110; oxpi'uuiy for
Kitchen Floor "
a: 111511.11 11.11'111...1.1111111.
I'I'lfw'l't'lih'lethd """
11‘111'11Imu'l'wl'""mu"l
1111111 411‘. 5.11.1 .1 fink
Q 0:311 1oh§tt to» about .1.
odious '
: 31.11 51110111”
6 law
illicit" ",0: 'i " ’
linearlquartera for: 5
.34111
hardware. , 1:13th
Tackle” Guns. .1 An
11111011011111
2 ‘i-
"cl/11
5111"
111 ;
0115 etc
112 W'ASHNlGTON STREET,
1 SOUTH 5N0RWALK.
" 1 Phone'54316.
11.. .1. '1.:1.
111 1115115.
Wagons linen Free.
For 46 Ozone Soah Trade Marks.
2 Ozone Starch Trade Marks.
2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade Marks
morons 11111) CYCLE SUPFLl-ES.
52 'S51i5uth5Main 805.5 '5 850.55l1lorwulwk.
The three kinds of Trax'Ia'Marka
must be presented for wagon.
Alldrst-claas stores sell the 50211116
goods.
311511511511. Pox" aunnmmvt.
means tioubie, but death without in-
eurance in the Connecticut General
may mean the Poor House for the
Think of it to-
Settie It tomorrow by calling
wife and children.
day.
upon,
Fred'k H. Field.'General Agent.
Hubert F. Pierce. Special Agent.
United Bank Building.
3
Special Sale
111
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HARTFORD RAILROAD.
rials nus.
5%
In 41115111 May 158, 1002.
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