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THE NORWALK POST-OFFICE.
he stories relative to the Norwnlk
bodice. and the reappointment of
il‘ter Keith. which have. been I11
I lat on for several days, are alto—
h misleading, and Mr. Keith' 11 re-
polntmo'ut is assured.
ho'changes now I11 progress at the
Walk post-allies are for the purpose
looking it In every respect first-
use and undo-date. and with this- odd
' View the appointment of Mr. Adams
assistant postmaster was made, and
because of any county commission-
rahlp or any other deal. Mr. Adams‘
ppotntment was because of his selec-
inn by Mr. Keith. who alone has an-
rit'y to select his assistant Mr.
Adam is an expert accountant famil-
at with office and business practice.
ml of a temperament that specially
utilities him to do the business of a
roll-class [lost-office.
" r. Keith‘s reappointment. we are
iswell deserved on general lines,
or his long and honor-
.ové works wonders. A llr1tisl1
ung woman, a teacher in the Con-
ntlaople College for Gir.ls fell in
’-I_ove recently with an Ar b sheikl1.ile
converted her to‘Mohamigodauism and
hen married her.
A representative of the Street Rail—
New Journal who has been travelling
ver several of the litter-'uiban electric
railroads of Massachusetts has written
in Criticism of the made and ,methods of
operation which will doubtless be in-
"dorsed by passengers. in several io-
Itles rail joints were in bad condi-
ion; long stretches of track were des-
rlb‘ed as being as had as anything
.ever encountered in a lumber camp.
' Single-truck cars Were used where only
cable-truck cars meet the require-
ments of high speed. and the incessant
citing and lurchlng oi the single
racks doc-s not appeal to people who
Inc for pleasure. Incrssaut collection
' fares was pronounced “another
whack to riding in peace;" instead
being permitted to enjoy the beauti—
country scenery passengers were
annoyed every three or four miles by
requests for live cents, thus creating an
impression that the company's special-
ty was mulcting' its patrons '
' WHAT women ARE DOING.
The newest and latest veils have a
go square mesh.
What are. called draping mils are
often times 391 oral yards in longth.
, d silver- green etaminc is a lovely
material for a woman 3111' titty yeals
old it she has a fresh complexion.
.‘I‘ho summer girl who is absolutely
up with the times in the matter of
rcsn‘has a ban to match each gown.
The skirt that is stitched from the
It to below the hips and there begins
Mrs has the effect of being merely a
calm bounce.
a fashion for tiny pin-checked
its has brought with it the same old.
a fashion for tiny rallies and black
at ribbon The lines on which
gowns are cut are modern of
van. but the trimming is. certainly
I; quaint
any girls polo the harness makers
the belts which are to borrow
‘ ' their outing suits. The 1511.19 :1
or belt with brass buckle attach-
tho hell by the narrow turned
straps and tiny buckles Just as
I I. 3 II. Tippic, pastor of the
I”! Memorial Church. of Brook
N..Y.. will preach at both oer-
” Sunday school can
lose of the morning service.
topic “Nadab and Ablha"
:91" a temperance sermon
of an inconsistent life The
,, pooplea meeting will be led by
_ Subject “A Suggestion
lion?” Scripture reference 2-
: 4-9. The evening service
(1 one hour summer 511nm
‘ special music or near-
t address by Rev. Mr
I people are cordiallyln
rvlee.
or'ckuacu . adore.
. ‘rlnt'ohureonmuk.
thieving ohmmm killed
11 rank Greater, of Brooklyn in via
itlng friends In town.
Thomas Collins will spend Sunday
at his home in Danbury.
Dr. V. G. 'l‘ito, of Monroe street. is
in Boston on business.
Miss Minnie Henry. of Leonard
str,'eet Is visiting in Waterbuiy.
Mrs James (ir,uce of Plymouth ave»
nuc. to sojourning in Massachusetts.
Miss ida M. Crowtber, of Winni-
pauk. ls sojourning in Toronto, Ont.
Mrs. Gould .l. ltnndle and children
havo returned from New Haven on a
visit.
William A. Brennan. of Woodward
avenue, is in Ifianbury. today, on 'bus-
iuoss.
James Brennan of the Danbury po-
lice fo1co was in South Norwalk yes-
tolday. I
William Henry. clerk at E. P. Wood's
pharmacy, Norwalk, is enjoying a va-
cation.
Mr. and Mrs V.S .Selleck of Maple
street are. rustlcating at Mount Hero
Vermont.
Next Tuesday morning Miss Helen
West will go to Vermont for an ex-
tended visit.
Miss Edna Bennett, of Norwalk,
has been visiting Miss Ethel ii‘airchild.
in Westport.
Theodore M. Call. of New York city,
has been a guest of Frank C. Handle,
at The. Elms.
Thomas 0' Brien of Tor..ringiou
001111., will spend Sunday with Stopli-
en ..l O'lhicu.
Frank Lauder of the firm of Cole
burn & l.aude1.11iil begin his annual
VilfllIIOll, Monday ,
Myron ()sbm‘,n ofL the1 South Nor-
walk 'l‘1ust Company is enjoy 11111 n vn
(nation this week.
Miss Florence Smith returned to
New Canaan thisewcek from a visit
to friomls in Norwalk.
John A. Osborn and family, of West
:in'llllt‘. have returned to Norwalk
from their western tour.’
Miss Mabel Mather, of Newark N.
I.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. \Vll-
liam Miller of Madison street.
The Misses Agnes Rockford and A11 _
na Steegmuller. of lianbury. will spend
the Sabbath I11 South Norwalk.
Mrs. (E. Barges. of Stamford. is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. 11".
Schmedes, in South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas illness, of
New York City. are visiting their son,
Joseph Disesa. at his home in Burbank
street.
Mrs. H. L. Eckhard, of Stamford,
has been the guest of her istcr-ln-law.
Mrs. 11‘. Schmedcs, of outh Main
street.
Mr. and Mrs. James: H. Walsh. of
Franklin avenue. Norwaik. are enjoy-
ing a month's vacation in the Berk
Shires.
Miss Helena Cummings, of Jersey
t‘lty. will arrive this afternoon to he
1hr1 guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J.
O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ward. of Arch
street. Norwalk. are entertaining their
nephew. William P, Ward, of New
York city.
hire. Grace Footc inproux, of New
York, is spending a month with Mrs.
William C. Poole at the iatter's home
in South Main street.
Thomas Farrell. of London. England,
who was at Belle island last season.
has arrived In South Norwalk. and re-
newing old acquaintances.
Theodore H. Glover will enjoy his
annual vacation next week. lie ex-
pects to visit New York city. Conny
Island and several other places.
Mrs. Henry C. Shore-r and daughter
lElizabeth. of West War-intuition street.
1m visiting Mr. and Mrs. John lielb-
crington, of Cherry Valley. N. Y.
Miss Minnie Ferris. of East Nor-
talk, and Miss May Raymond. of Row-
1'1'ton. are visiting their grandmother
‘irs, Harriet Raymond, of West street.
David W. Raymond, who has been
usticatlng a wok at Saratoga. return
1d this morning and resumed business
‘lis wife will remain two weeks longer.
Mrs. Henry Ranch and Mrs. Her
unn Brandt and daughter, of Brook-
.vn are, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. II
W Attempt Second avenue. East Nor-
«all
Miss Bessie hi. Stanley. of Main
treet, Norwalk. has gone to Morris
T‘ove. near New Haven. where she will
111 the guest for a week of her friend.
ties Etta Scimitar.
Miss Marlo Curtis and Chief J
l‘horntou Prowilt. of the Norwalk Fire
Department are among the passengers
at the steamship Molina. which is ex-
iectcd to arrive in New York Monday.
E. L. Boyer and family. of Main
treat. Namath who have been at
)conomowoc Win. the past month
visiting Mr. Borers ulster, Miss 81ml:
.1
«W...
11: 111111 an.
'01“ It In: and am.
radians-outlined.
Indohmhmsmrofflmltmnal
Onbmoxlaaotu wreck-tho
‘ expected home next
Grace Harrison, of Cross
street, Norwalk, left today for a
week's visit with friends in Danbury
Principal William G “0%“ spend-
but.’ part oflhls vacation in rape and
today witnessed the corou Ion exer
clues of King Edward at London.
Eng. lie will return to South Nor
walkaliout September 1.
A party composed of Thomas eWst.
George Cavanagh. lra Wilson and
Frank llruadage will alive to Lake
visit St Paul’s choir boys. who are
spending a week at. the lake.
llr. Charles R. Chasmar. of Norwalk.
will spend next week at Camp Koler,
Niantic. being a meant-"r of Company
D. Up to»Wednesday of the. following
week he, will visit out of town. During
his absence. his dental pillar in Wall
street twill be closed.
M—
OBITUAR‘.’ RECORD.
LEWIS HUBBEIIL.
Lewis liubbell, one 01 “Norwuik‘s
best known men, passed away this
unornlng at 9:50 at his home 111 West
avenue, after an illness covering a per
iod of fifteen months. during which
time ho has been a patient sufferer.
Mr. liubbell was seventy-two years of
age on March 10th last. i A few years
ago he was one of Norwalas most
prominent lumber dealers and was a
member of the firm of Hill & ilubbcil.
tie. had practically one it all his the
111 the business. Mr. Hubbell was
born in Westpmt. lie was prominent-
perance. Mr liubbeil is survived by
IIBI‘lflIlie. M12] llubbeil is su1vlvcd by
his widow and four children Miss H111-
rlet L. liubbeil, ex Postmaster Curmi
C. liubbell, now of Bidgnport. Horace
l1. Iiubbeli and James E. liubbcl‘l
'lhe fuuelal will be held i1on1 Mr.
liubbells late home in West avenue
Monday afternoon at .l'o'c.lotk. ltev
T. elm/lit Tnlmudge Vau Dorcn will
oliiciate and interment will be in Nor-
walk Cemetery.
. DEATH OF MRS. DEMMON.
Mrs, llyron C. Demmon, aged thirty.
four, of 201 licwitt street, East End.
died this morning at lit-Ill o’clock. She
had been 111 two weeks and was first
attacked by appendicitis. which devel-
oped lnio double pneumonia. She
leave her husband and son. Earl. two
brothers, S. R. Hamilton. of the South
Norwalk 8011tinel. and James W. i-lam.
ilton, of Bush (lien. Ontario, and her,
mother Mrs John Sanderson. who r11 1
sides t flush Glen. The body will be
take to Russell, N. Y. the home of
Mr "Demmou a father. Charles E. Dem.
mon. 011 an evening train. The fun-
eral will be held at Russell on Sunday
at 2 p. u1., and tin1 interment will be'
at the family burial place. The de-
ceased bad many'fricnds who will
greatly mourn her untimely cnd.-—
Bridgeport Post, Friday.
ELM ER LEROY HILL
Kitcbawan, New York, tomorrow, and ‘
Elmer Leroy liiii. the tour-months-
old con of Mr and Mrs Edward 1 Hill ‘
it No 8 Pleasant avenue. East Nor-'1
walk. died this morning after an ill :,
IIIIII.
family residence. llev. Romlily i~‘.
Humphries will edit-late and interment I
will be In Union Cemetery, Norwaik.i
FORCE LANDED AT CAPE HAY-
TIEN.
WASHINGTON, August
chins, dated (lope liaytien. August 9:
to land.“
ADDITIONAL EAST SIDE NEWS.
Mrs. William 0. Merritt and daught-
er Mai. and Mrs. Edward Smith of
Seaview avenue. are spending the'
peek at Ashury Park. N. J.
with a serious accident at Saugatuck.
allay or two ago and he Bonslders It
more good luck than good management.
that he escaped. Mr. Keeler was go-
ing to his home in East Norwalk from
Westport on the 11:26 train and arriv
ed at the station just in time to see the
train pull out. Keelcr ran for It and
made an attempt to board it, but his
foot became caught in the steps and
for a moment it looked dangerous. He
finally extricated It and lumped to the
ground. more frightened than injured.
There will be the usual evening ser
vice at Christ Church (St. Paul' 11 hits
Rev.Charle11 '1‘. Open will preach. All
are welcome.
Mr. and litre. Harry Hoyt. and son of
Danhury.
lira J.J
Hawkins avenue. has returned home
avenue, will leave next Tuesday for a
two our trip to Ocean Grove, N. J.
J...“
writ-om Dermal. O'Brien’a.
Examinations '
. Examinations for
State T ‘ bar's Celtilicaies
: will be held in
Franklin Street School
llayticn on Friday afternoon. All on
tact-meat is hourly expected. Ready .
i
ness of three weeks of cholera infan i
'l‘lne funeral will be held tomor- ,WHITE MOUNTAINS’
row afternoon at 2 o'clock from the;
.MAUCH CHUNK, 3-day trips. Aug. :8,
i
let" descriptive of all tours, can be
i
E. E Keeler come near mectlmzi
State ' releases
Lecture by Rep. 1. A. judge.“
, Taflday Eve g) I “go 121’021
New WYOIIL New Haven & llulti‘md
BLlICKfllSLAND
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13,
which will be strictly limited, will be
good only an the special train and date
as ubova and 111th be purchased be
fore taking care, or regular tare will
avoid disappointment on the day of the
excursion
class equipment, will leave Stamford
Steamer Block island for Watch l-iIl-I
or Block island.
Hill at 10: 65 a. m. Bionic island at
12 30 noon
at 2le p, m., and Watch Hill at 3:30
p. m. Special return train leaves New
London at 5:20 11. m.
Bangles Fowler Post (i. I. ll.
dock at 9 a. 111.; returning. leaves (lieu
tween 4 and 15 years, 25c: under 4
zyearo (accompanied by parents) free.
chairman of Committee;
James H. Stevens and all members of
the Post.
PER50.\’ALLY CONDUCTED TOURS.
'BLOCK launch-ca} trips coating
'1 NIAGARA FALLS idays‘ trip, costing
imousauo lsLANos, Idol's"
9—Thc I
Navy Department this morning receiv- .
ed the (allowing cabiegrnm from Corn ';
mander McCrca. of the gunboat Ma-j
“llnytlau guaboat landed force Capo ICATSK'LL' 54“ trips. costing 815.50,
COTTAGE CITY. 5-day trips. coating
stun) tomorrow night at ’l: 30. The No x—JI‘HOUSAND ISLANDS
Cove avenue, are visiting friends In;
i
. Halpla. who has been the 3
guest of Mr and Mrs. J. D. li'llnLof’
,5
III"! Edna K. fit. John. of St. John No, a—THOUSAND ISLANDS,
Inset
Our Third Mariyrad‘ President. I
, Superblv Illustrated.
C‘RA W‘s HALL. ROWA YTON.
A! 8:15 O'clock
* ADMISSION, 15 CENTS.
a
llailroud.
POPULAR EXOU RSION
to
WA’l‘CillllLL
1902.
OflIy $1.50 for the Round Trip.
Excursion tickets, the number of
11.- collected. Purchase in advance and
A special eXpresa train. with first-
' we a. m.; South Norvlalk. 7:15 a. m.;
port, 7:22 a. m.
anonecting at New London with
Steamer due Watch
Returning, Boat. leaves Block island
C. T HEMPS’I‘EAD.
General Passenner Agent
EXCURSION TO
GLEN ISLAND
Tuesday, Aug. l2 [902
31111111 Richmond. , Capacity 1,200
Loaves South Norwalk steamboat
island at 4 p. m.
TICKETS—Adults. 50c: children be-
Tirkr-ts can be had of l). P. Morrell
Samuel Mott.
M 1w
litigation 101111111 com;
58. 50 and $10. 50. Satutdays. Aug. ill,
23 and 30
SARATOGA SPRINGS, 4 or 6-day
trips, costing 812 or $16 Mondays
Aug. ii is 23 and Sept. 1.
5day trips,
testing $23. Mondays Aug. II and
'AUSABLE CHASM,
Aug. ii in and- "5
costing $24.50.
:19. Tuesday. August 19.
trip.
Aug. 19, $21.
ROYAL TOUR, to Niagara Falls. Thou
sand Islands, Montreal, Ausable
Chasm, Lake George and Saratoga.
l2 days trip August ill. coating $73.
from Nee Haw11.Aug. 1221111126.
317. Aug. 25.
Sept. ll, 25, costing $15 from New
Haven.
Copies of "The New England Tour-
.procnrcd by applying to G. W. Har-
gen'l’icket Agent N. Y. N. H. I: II
New York CentraI
SPEIAI. Hoar-cuss
IIJIIIIIN IXIIIIIISIIINS
FROM NEW YORK.
August 291%.
..~..—
Alexandria Bay. Steamer
to Toronto (Canadian Ex- .
positio r2); returning via.
Niaga Falls. 514. 75
Including Muskoka Lakes
“22.3
....., ..... Inno-
pm. the St. Lawrence to
Montreal; returning find
the Adirondacks, 813. so
Lake George. 81.00; Que-
bec, $4.001 Quebec and
the Saguenay, $8.50 extra.
NO. 3-1-THOUSAND ISLANDS
through the Rideau takes
to Ottawa, river to Mon-
treal, «plough the Adiron-
dflch .
MTON C. ROAQP'H.
Stoop , _
‘ 1 Au Iueoaraur mops
What Andrew Radel intend
walk than at first appears.
nest oyster growers in the
to one hundred men.
meat oi local business men
industly of this kind In worth
mill here has some weight.
extensive alterations to his
1111quch ploperty. One Of
dock on which the German
allne with the end of the
by Mr.
story, dumped into cans and
on tracks to the inside wh
will be dumped down a big (1
shells.
\1 here the openers wo1ked la
will he held In reserve and
except in case of necessity.
cued and deepened to noon
his largest draft vessels, It
tilllllgllI intention to Dillt‘Ilflii
tire blmk from the cast on
hotel. The property diroctl
llu1 draw is owned by John
and occupied by Herman h
a cafe. Mr.
was too high and be refused
the purchase.
Mr. Rndel now has fifteen
plying the oyster trade and i
he one of the largest ostabi
one in this cltv. under the
of the competitors for first Iii
rear h.
{I 1902:
Walter Birmingham.
Miss Julia Callaghan.
Mrs. A. P. Ely. Belle Isle
Miss Madolln Foster.
Mrs. Mary Gaffncy.
ilaiph Gilland.
Mrs. E. A. Greene.
Captain Benjamin P. Hermes.
('iharies F. Knapp.
Mrs. Martin. ~
Harry Burk Saunders.
Miss E. W. llill. rare Mls
sun.
Frank Young.
E. E. CROWE.
it naturally follows that wh
is broke it base I got a scent.
3 WASHINGTON "REIT.
your hallo; here. “than is.
cannot beat it at our price.
With Germanic Hill I.
. The purchase of the Germanic Hotel
, property on the Washington street
bridge by Andrew Racial. of Bridge
port, will be more to the town of Nor-
that Mr. ltadel. who is one of the luv
has decided to locate an oyster Indus
by here that in the early fall will he
employing anywhere from seventy live
This the state—
as the log-atlas of a small t‘urtoiy or
Mr. lladel will Very soon commence
of these will be the extension of the
stands about fifty feet in the ram on
deck The interim of the hotel will
be changed and as many beaches in-
stalled as can be accommodated. The
front of the building, i'olmeriy used
Moohrlng as a cigar factory
will be (remedied into a shipping room.
At the end of the dock a hoisting ap-
paratus will be placed by which the
oysters will be lifted to the second
ready for use by the openers below
The space undelneath will be left as
It Is for the deposit of the accumulated
’i‘he d‘mmcr Rowland oyster
that. Mr. lindel will have the
c-hauml running up in his dock wid-
drawbridce to in including (icrmauia,
Richards placed a price
on the properlv that M 1'. lladcl thought.
try on the East side. will probably soon
of its kind anywhere in Conncetk' ut
JAuowsm BEAT WOLF.
HANOVER August 9-By beating
Wolf in the morning sitting of the
'chess masters‘ tournament. now in pro 1
of the German Chess Association the f.
Parisian expert .Ianowski. made suro=I
of the first prize hating reached a to-
tal number of 12% points which none 1"
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Following is a list of letters remain
1111: uncalled lOI' at the foliowluz post
omces for the week ending August
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson.
The Finest Butter.
and Vegetable Line.
quality.
rnv. I I
.11: be
it means
countr y,
"fiction and
1 Moderator
Ludlcs‘ ll‘ast Black Stockings,
summer weight value 10c,
”that. an
as mm l1
sale urn-(1,60
Ladlos‘ Fancy lloso lace and
"KK’IIIIY calmed till‘Ipfiil, halt Dr 100,
up: first; '1 pairs for 250
Mr1n' s Seamless lialf llose,
I11 hotel vnluolilI/fic, saleprico 7c
Men's liaucy Halt Hose, our
Rowland 25c quality at lilo
We will call about 25 dozen
Iioyu' Hose, heavy weight. at 10c
Thero' s a great bargain.
Ladies 39c and .100 Fancy
iloso dur ing this sale at
Lndlcs’ V Neck Short Sleeve
Vests. value 19c. at .
Men's Negligee Shirts mailer
with separate collar, value
25c
10c
Whei‘. (I 500, at 390
are the: Menu Short Sleeve Balbrlg-
hate and gun Shirts. all sizes 34 to
46. value 500 at 29c
Boys' Duck and Striped
Wash Pants value 25c and
350 at the
house Boys' Patent Band Percale
st spring Shirt Waists. value 50c, 11an
not used price, 35”
ti is said
III III.‘
Kandkerchleis,
mmodato .
01,1: 3,1,1 301% Stands
,1 0f the Ladies' Lace Trimmed Hand-
! kill'("IlIi‘:I'tl, value 100, at I'll/cc
y east of? Ladius’ All Linen liaudkcr-
llichards chiefs. value 121cc. sale
1 l I price, 91; 8 for 25¢
a mo M Dr. Lyons's 'l‘ooth Powder. 17c
20c ’I‘oolh Brushes line French
. . , and Japan goods. at 10c
‘0 '"'”‘" Florida Water that sells at
,, , 1 lot', sale. price, he
:3‘}?:,‘,:: i Laue iiottlc,10c
1 Caide'rs licntino. small slze,19c
1sl1n1r1nts llliIIlgglnm for the best tooth l‘lc
Pear’ s Scented Soap. 13c
Swifts tine Toilet fpaps val-
or 2111!, for a box of three
cakes. sale price one- -half
1259c per box
auspices,
)anl‘ S can;
TODAY'S GREAT QLEARANCE SALE. WE MENTION ONLY A
SMALL PART OF THE MANY BARGAINS WE HAVE TO OFFER.
smut \IDares and
1011 De Loni: Hooks and 111m.
all sizes, nickel and black. 50
9e, 7e Clinton Safety Pins,
guarded points, best made, 5e
5e 'i‘orchon insertion. a good
asaortmont, sale price, 311
3c soft, finish Spool Cotton,
100 yd. spools, hand or our
name sowing, a dozen, lilo
1215c Stocklnet Dress Shields.
washable and odorless, sale
price, a pair, tic
Sc Linen Thread. strong.
smooth and fast color, a
speck I fie
lilo Ladles' fancy Side Sup-
porters, pink, blue, red and
yellow. 100
50c Ladies' Stock Ties, good
styles, this sale, 25c
50c Ladies’ Neck Chains and
Boys' Watch Chains, sale
price, 10c
25c Leather Belts. good styles.
Just a tow, sale price, lilo
Kitchen ‘Dept
8c Porcelain Tea Cups and _
Saucers, ac
' 7c one-auart Table Bowls, 5c
29c throc quart Decorated
Pitchers, lilo
, 1. 1c China Breakfast Plates 101',
35c Oak 11 ramo Mllrors, 12
x 15, 25c
15 liars Best Laundry Soap, 2.6a
25c .iapanncd Sugar Boxes.
10 lb. size, lilo
lilo Nickel Plated Cuspa- ,
dores, / 10c
29c Five l’lnt Granite lrou
Coffee Pots, 19c
89c Granite iron Preserving
kettles, 14 11L, 59c:
Screen Doors. any size, 69c
Special prices on porch screens.
'UP TO HORACE JOHNSON.
ICOmplaint About His thunderstorm
i That Didn' t Come.
1 Homer) Johnson's bin thunderstorm
3did not come as predicted on Monday
faiternoou and this fact Is cousins
Evoml talk and considerable sulplisl-
among those who paste his [)I'l'IIIf‘ lions
in their hats. It was to bow been a
loud long and lusty outbreak, with a
Humans downpour aud'uu'unual light-
ning cmbciilshmenls. Here is what
om1 (itizcu contributes on the1 matter:
nd.
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i
i
i
i
i
r
, , .dundorandblilzen what Horace John»;
5 k' “'II- ,' 1:011 prmlh'tionml would alretty to doze ,
* blazes gt-homnwn Monday. Ali'Ielty.
jwt i hear not dose thuudvrs and my
P‘ M' 1il‘t'. she to me say: ‘Gua! dot man
lat not der predictioncr of dose wooin-
en a nose
iti’S IIO mmv SOL.
. ('lll’iiltm. to go airetty.
"i read mit your paber aboud dose
She in her pa-
ber hat der thunder von Horace John-
son rod and sln- says. ‘flue! der weath-
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we at home alrctly stay and dcr aun’
tier blinding of red eyes come out full
of dis brightness. My wife when site
see not dor aluings 11nd dcr dander is
alrctty mail und she say Horace John.
son is no more yet the predictloucr of
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der weather. What dcr matter is by
him yet. by golly'. i like not (lose
things 11nd I speak my mind out of,"
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morni‘lat.
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