Prescription Drugmst
205 East Washington street
. South Norwalk COnn.
I 1
Miss May Merritt will return from
her annual vacation of a week next
Tuesday
Thomas Skidrnore of Winfield street
will spend next week with relatives in
llnnbury.
Mrs Manson Strumgos of Strawberry
Hill, is entertaining her sister from
Brooklyn.
Edward F. Mead and daughter Edith
wont to New York this morning to re.
ruaina woek.
Miss linckingbam, of Van Zandt
street. spent yesterday with her dauglr-.
tors in Bridgeport.
Miss (‘iara l’lrllllpson and Miss Kn
therirre Thomas of East Nor walk will
spend two weeks in the Alps.
nter J. W. Boatty has a force of
men .work decorating the interior
of the probateI court at Norwslk.
MrIs.(Wililam Mott it. has moved
from First avenue to no of l7. l7. Gor-
bam‘s houses in Second avenue.
Miss Hazel Lockwood returned .to
her home in Stanwioh. Conn. today af
ter 11 two weeks‘ visit witir friends in
this place.
Miss Ethel Parmnlec returned last
night to her home in Winfield street.
after a month’s visit witirrclutlves 111
Danbnry
Mrs. H. W. Gorham of the Gregory
Boulevard. is spending two weeks at.
the home of her cousin ll W.(l11yer
at Rockaway Beach.
The members of Mrs. C. F. Smith's
Sunday school class arc. holding an ice
cream and cake sale this afternoon on
the grounds of her home. in Rowan
street
Frank Scofleld and Frank Readman
are, building a (once at their home in
Winfield street. The affair will be ten
feet long and is expected to be the
speediost in the harbor.
Miss Viva Buttery and friend. Miss
Belle Kuhn, of Bridgeport. and Mrs.
Frederick L. Jennings anti son. of Wil
(on were guests ot’ Mrs. S. C. Allen, of
New street, yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur C. Lovojoy. who has
been quite seriously ill at the home of
Frank Allen. in New street has en-
tirely recovered and is now deriving
much benefit from the. air at the sea
shore.
Morris B Lovejoy. son of Mrs. S E.
Allen of New street. has enlisted in
the regular United States cavalry and
is now lourted at Fort Slocum where
he is ‘awaitiug orders for appointment
in a cavalry troop.
Norman Starkey and Wallace Hus
tod are contemplating a trip to Glen
Island next Tuesday. Master Stuckey
will return homtI in the eveningwslrilc
Wallace will remain-11nd spend the
week with friends in New Rochelle.
The monthly meeting of Mayflower
Hook & Ladder Company will be held
Monday evening at 8 o’clock in the
truck house in Van' Zandt street. lm
portant business will come 11p for tron
suction and all members are urged to
be present
Station Acent Thomas Cornell is
quite confident that the gang of six
holroes which was rorrnded up Thurs-
day night by the state railroad police
have had something to do wlilr the. re»
cent breakiuxz into of the stations at
East Norwalk.
. Rev. J. W. Davis will occupy the. pol
pit of the Advent Christian Church.
Sunday morning and eveninrz. ills
morning tbcrnc “ill be ‘Some New Old
Things." in the GI. (Iniug he will take
for his subject the vcrv apprIoptiatc
topic, "The, Coronation of Our King."
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seymour.
daughter Natalie. sou Howard. of
Stratford. Mrs. Henry L. Seymour. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Soy-morn daughter
Edith son Nor mun-and Mrs. Theodore
Glover and (laughter Ethel. are spend-
ing at week at Fern Cliff Cottage. Wat
nut lilench, Milford.
Mrs. Frederick Loveloy writes
friends in Fast Norwallt from Green
wlch that although she. is enjoying
herself th'er‘t' her friends may expect
to see her ag'alrl here very soon. Her
husband is captain of a yacht located
there and tir(1111.ht the change would
be of benefit to her health.
Ariel Cameron is daily expecting the
arrival of his new auto-bl. About two
weeks ago the firm in Buffalo which
manufactures the machines notified
him that it had been shipped. There
has evidently been some delay in
transportation. but Mr Cameron is
confident that the machine will arrive
in a few days.
Rev. J. W. Davis will leave on his
annual vacation Monday morning. He
will no direct to (irecrre R. l. where he
expects to remain. assisting' in (Ivan
mitotic services until August 22. After
(hilt he will probably go to Piniovillc.
Coon forafowdays' (Itay. 'i‘hopnlpit
will be filled oat-h Sunday during his
absence and tho preachers will he an
noirnood each week In the local papers.
not. Frank Les a returned mission
cry from the Congo District. Africa.
who is staying at Belle island. will
preach in the liisst Avenue Methodist
Church Sunday morning. Mr. Lac in
(11110 speaker and will probably be
‘ greeted .by a large cormregation in
the evening Melville E. Cunningham n
(#:1011101: of Drew ’f‘fieologioul Seminar
. nd Howard Benedict
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Workas 11111001
11' use tuntorro The lights are
:he Humphreys combination sun light.
"t‘hrec will be placed in the auditor.
.qu a double Wolsbneh light in the
lecture room 1111111 one in tho vestibule.
l‘wo small lights will also be placed
. ‘lt the‘front entrance of the church.
The Junior Band of the lilast Avenue
. (Methodist Church hold a very profit
, 'liible meeting last evening at the home
at the president. Howard W Benedict
In South (Debora avenue. . The semi
«Iinirurrl election of officers took place
was elected
.uIesident to succeed himself and 171i~
‘ward W. C. Cunningham secretary and
treasurer. The Band decided to hold
two meetings. while Harry Crossett
and bring Smith are home on their va.
cations. The young men are at pros~
(Int taking a course of study at Mount
Hermon. Mass. but expect to come to
East Norwalk one week from next
Monday for their vacations. They will
probably remain two weeks. Tire next
meeting of the Band will he held next
Friday evening in the East Avenue
:Motlrodistiparlora. when the exact
dates for tDcse meetings will be (lucid
(.Id upon. ‘
The Muyflowers hold another very
successful practice run last evening.
The. crews were shifted and when they
arrived . at the Gregory Boulevard
hydrant no decision could be made as
to which crew Woo and it was called
.1 (to Four members of the Benedict
Farms crew took the tpuck house jumI
per while their opponents had four
men. This jumper is the heavier of
the two and the extra man was put
on for this reason. The boys on the
big tamper claim that the other felI
lows played unfair. They started out
all right from the. New street quarters
but when they got to th(I end of First
stroot'threo men joined them afresh
and even with that. lift they were. an-
able to get to the hydrant first. Lieu-
tenant deki made the remark that
”Dutchman was geese" and the other
follows thought. so after last night. lie
11‘ so took along a lawyer, they say. so
in case of aldlsputc liqwould come out
on too The rrm was made in" u 35
eight seconds quicker than the last'
run.
mm rrorr.
Mrs. S. D. Woods is quite ill at hcr
home, in Highland avenue.
Preston llali is quite lit with (lyscn.
tery at his home in Crockett street.
Judson Adams. of Highland avenue.
has been enjoying a week’s vacation
Miss Minnie 811an has returned
home from several weeks' visit with
friends in Munraroneck (111d Rye.
The. Rowayton Baptist Church will
hold its annual picnic and trolley ride
next Tuesday toPJne‘Rock urovc. Two
special trolley cat‘h Will (Iarry those
who wish to go to the Grove,
in the ilapitlst Church tomorrow.
there will be preaching 11y the pastor
at 10:45; Sunday school at 12: Junior
Endeavor at 4:30; Y. P. S. C. 17.. at
0:30, led by Miss Florence Raymond.
Preaching at." 1:30. Special singing.
All are cordially invited to attend all
of the services.
Rev. J. A lodge will deliver a leo-
ture entitied' William McKinley our
'l‘liird Martyr President.“ in (‘raw' 1;
Hall south of Cuidor' 8 our ner . on Tues-
(lay evening, August 12. at 8:15. The
lecture will be superbly illustrated
and is for the benefit of the building
fund of the Rowayton Baptist Church.
DARIENIIND NOROTON.
Mrs. Humbert, of New York. is
spendl a few Weeks with Mrs. Dr.
Sands?! « 1
Tire bristlau Endeavor Societies
have a vacation during the month of
August.
Mrs. Ruth A. Green has removed
from Darlen to Amsterdam avenue.
New York.
The Dr. Clark place. the Charles
Brown place and adjoining land to
Stony Brook corner. ().\I Ridge. have
recently been sold.
Mrs. Belle '1‘. [lowlirr of West Chcs.
ter..P(I11n., mother of Mrs. Joseph L.
Guernsey. is spendim: the month of
August at the Methodist, parsonage.
«Fifty cents will take you to Glen
island on the lit“.
The Rev. Mr. Guernsey will preach
on Sunday in Grace Methodist. Episoo
pal Church, New Haven. Lust Sun-
day Mr. Guernsey occupied the. pulpit
of First Methodist Episcopal Church.
WaterburyI
Mrs Theodore F. Sherman. who has
been spending the past month With
relatives in Pcurl‘sylvunin. is expected
home soon. Last, Monday Mrs. Sher
man and Mrs. John llowcn visited
ilrs. Lita and her infant daughter at
lionesdalc. P11. Mrs . Sherman has
(really enjoyed her visit and is now
11 Aldonvrile Pa
Methodist Episcopal Cburoh Rev.
Joseph L Guernsey. pastor. Divine
worship tomorrow at 10: 30 a m. and
7:30 p. (11. Morning sermon by the
Rev. William James. of Belle island.
At the ovcnlnr; service the Rev. lien-
1y Scofield will occupy the pulpit ml:
or services during the day. as usual.
P1111 or meeting on Wednesday oven»
hrs at 7: 45. .
Stephen Lockwood and wife. of Nor-
otori ilcllthts. are spending a fortnight
with their daughter, Mrs Carl Wuerx.
Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood have also via
itcd their turn in Bridizeport 01111 M111.
Moore. of' Noroton Mr. Lb muons
daughter Mrs Sheldon. who'rocontly
«(loved to Texas with her husband and '
(lore three
I. m1_CJ.-tiudorwood and wife have.
Hiya}
glide. Flushing: of Heat. L090 of
ling Sensations. etc. The Firat Dow w
fiction. For a
up they wiilboscknowlod cdtobc
anaemia '
family, hnsImet w ill a
death of her little DQY.
The Consolidated railroad intend to
make an important. change in Barton
(bortly. it is the erection of a new
signal tom-r near the present one at
the. east end of Railroad avenue. '1 his
will do away entirely with the. present
((111 (I1 and permit of crossovers being
placed between all of the trucks. so
that. trains in the winter time will not
be delayed by others aboa1i.which
have. to slack 1111 in order to secure w
(or from the. troughs. it is intended
to commence. work on the‘new tower
immediately. so that everything in
connection with the change will be
ready by fall. The change will pro
bably necessitate another large tower
at (h:- (Inst end of the block in Row-
11yton.Thhre will be tlrlrI-ty six lev-
(Irs in thc Darion tower. which will
probably neocssitatebne or more extra
operators and towcrmen.
Some annoyance has been caused to
:1 family in Brown strert. Stamford
ears th(I Advocate. through the publi-
cation of details of an alleged assault
and the arrest of Captain Brush, of
Duricrr. Nellie Williams. the fourteen
1(I.11 old alri mentioned in the case.
was taken to a house in Brown street.
in which her brother lives. Her bro.
(her true for some time boarded with
tho Triacca family, living in the, Roy-
nolds ('ottuoc. Another famil1 of the.
name of Williams—wand u very nice
family. too-—ii1'(l.i n the brick him k in
th(.I same street One of the members
of the family is named Nellie. ller
use is not the same as that of tho
slrl who has been living in Dorian.
it was stated in Barton today that
there will be, evidence of a sensational
character at the. hearing of Brush; who,
it. is said, intends to make a rather
singular. though. if it is established.
a very effective defence.
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WES T NOR WALK.
011111.118 title is home from Pennsyl-
varriu.
Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Burtls is en;
tertalrrinr: her sister. of Greenfield
liili. .
Miss Edith Mather has returned
home after calling on friends in TlriI
Nor walks .
Miss Bessie Anderson is spending
her vacation with her cousin Miss
Ethel Hare of Nyack. N Y.
Mr. 111i Mrs George 0. Starr. or
London. 1711gla'.11d are visiting their
daughter Mrs William (‘ Durham.
Earl Hathaway and lady friend
drove down from Danbury and spent
Sunday with his aunt. Mrs. Fred Key
501' . 11nd her husband.
llcury Johnson met with a very pain
ful accident whllrI mowing hay recent
ly. Mr. Johnson ran over a stone. cans
ing the machintI to throw him off.
and loss in the
hurting his knee, whichhas been very
bad but is now much improved
Charles Johnson. (01111111101- build-
or and painter. has a form of painters
on the residence of W. C. Durham. Mr.
Johnson has the contract' for all the
carpenter work and pat ting. which is
very large. He expects o prrt on more
men verv soon.
WES TPOR T.
Miss Ellen Purdy is visiting in
Woodmont. .
Mrs. Charles Fable is visiting at
City island. ,
W. F. If. Preston spout Thursday in
Hackettstown, N. J.
Mrs. Annie Wilkins is at Old 01- -
chard Beach Maine. .
Charles B'sdford is on 11 businessI
trip to his Brooklyn home.
M1I11.Pitzcr. of Btrarford. has been.
visiting Mrs Joseph Myers.
Friends from Hartford are the
guests of Dr. J. H. McArdle.
Joseph McGlll has been visiting New
York and Brooklyn friends _
Miss Banks ofGreonileld.
(111011101 Mrs. W. E Sturgeu.
Mr and Mrs R. W. Post are spend-
ing a few days in liltchilold.
Miss Celia Kingston. of New York.
is visiting Mina Alice Romlln.
Charles P. Chapman of Port Chosv
tor. was 11 visitor here Thursday
Mrs. John Johnson of Greenwich
has been 1111111111. 11100111 in town.
John J Crokor assists in John W.
Woodiu marker sdturdny evenings.
Trinity Church will no close tumor
row. also on tire tattooing Sunday.
Miss Kittie Morrison is the arrest of
her punt Mina 111111111 Pryor. (Main
street. ‘
Mira Blair. of Brooklyn. hr the
nest of Miss Sadie Dunn, Croon-
arm 0.
Mrs. (rain and daughter Ruth.
New York are the guests of Mru'.
'.Purd7‘
is me
Grocer Homer 3.800111 is confined
to the hour: a? with an attack 0‘: (ruins:
t and home from a villt with
art. 11113000411111. -‘ . I. I
Mr. and Mrs. Alfrod' Little 111111
311011, of Drooklrn. are 11.111111.
,0 0111111110? to
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”Crash ‘ flint Or 1130
‘ Wild at of In (it he rot»
Home: W 11. Riverside (we:
Biotches on the Skin. Disturbed Sleep. 5 .
' (it mic .
Weak Stomach. Disordered cams ‘ ‘lmpt'lnd 111mm .
the act like “Magic". Ever;I whereas! earnestly invited writ}: b 3011 of (myrrh. '
’3 PILLS taken as directed. will (prickly restore terrible: to"
health. They protoptly remove any obstruction
U. 8. A. Depot. 300 Corral St New York . I‘ but”
17410002 1111111 resumed .hlII
r0 Giddlneu. Fullness and Swell iii '
. trim
min ten. *«Thiohrno
maple“
pp irregularity of tile system
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Bridgeport have been visitink at the
home of James Harvkes. Woodside
avenire
John 5.1011011 has spent several days
this week in New Maven. on business
concerning the State Flremens Ahf
sooiution.
'Jrs Chauncey E. 1111110111 save (1
large dinner party Thursday in honor
of her guest Mrs. William Weidllch.
of St. Louis
Mr and Mrs. Harry Staples and sin
(or. and Mrs. Jennie Raye of Brook-ire. '
are boarding at the. home of Mrs.- Van
Schaick Riverside avenue.
‘ Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie. is conduct
inn (1 daily service abthe meeting of
the Christian Science Cenvsntion at
Old Orchard Beach Maine.
The. Rev. George Wells II iy, of Co
lumbia Pena, will preach in the West.
port Congregational Church tomorrow.
services commencing at 10: 30 a. n1
There will be no service. on August 17.
Christ Church Sunday school had
one of the jolliest mentor: in years.
Thursday. at Pine Rock Park Two
jumbo cars carried the participants to
the park and the yorrnrzsters enjoyed
games and romping all day
Failing to secure the desired early
closing of the stores here during the
summer, tho.movemont started some
time ago to form (r clorkrr’ union 1::
revived. There is no reason why them
should not be a union here. or why it
would not prove beneficial as is the
case in other localities.‘
Suugatrrck Methodist Church—Fey.
Spencer Holmes Bray pastor will
:proach at 10:30 a m. and 7:30 p. 111
Subject of morning sermon “Attach.
meat to Zion." in the evening the
pastor will preach the first of (1 series
of sermons to working people. Sub
jcct, "The Dignity of Labor."
August 13 and 14 are the (inter-1.0111211
for the fair to be given by the Ladies'
Auxiliary ot‘ the Crocus Farms Congre
gational Church. Last year the fair
proved to be a decided success. The
committee having the affairs in charge
are active preparing for the event. An
entertaining amusement program is
to be a feature each night.
About (1 dozen boys from the Beach-
sida Inn drove to Westport Thursday
night.1111(i went into Potrlc' s it (I cream
parlors and had cream. The oldest of
the 002011 was not more than sixteen
and the ages Varied Mrs. Potrie wait
(Id on the boys. who had come to town
to have 11 good time. Finally they be
gun to shout and disturb the. quiet
place and Mr Patric wire was in the
ice cream house came in and told
them to cease or get oat if they could
not behave themselves, They only
‘aughed at Petrle. who. at; this insult
grew more angry. The leader then
said something to Petrie that be (thin t
like. and he started in to chase him out
cf the store. When he reached the
door the fellow threw a handful of
beans in Pctrlc's face. Then beans
from every one in the place began to
descend upon Patric until his placr,I
looked more like a grocery store than
an ice cream saloon. Patric chased
the follow. 11p State street with a re-
volver in his band. calling to the. fol-
low to stop. and at the some time no
in; the pistol in theI air. To say that
the boy was frightened is putting it
mildly. Mr. l’strle's son Willis then
ran over after Sheriff Kompsr and that
official came ever had put: matters in
a permeable shape once more. without
making any arrests.
WESTON. .
'Miss Minnie Lyon is visiting in Nor.
walk.
Mrs. II. A. Coley isvopendtug a few
days in Norwaik.
Charles Scolield has again commune.
(Id «work in thoractown.
Malachi: Kennel has entertained
friends from New York.
“William Robinson. who has been ill
with malaria.“ is about again.
Miss Cora bovine is spending the
month with Mini Loulle Coley.
Miss Drone Flatt. of New flown. la
the 111111110 of Miss Jana Nichols
M. 'f‘.Don111Iiir. of New York he
spent a few days with his family here.
Mrs. L. S. Godfrey entertained Non
walk friends for moral (lays 111111
week
Mrs. D. s. llurlbutt. of Cannon. nu
1111111011 her (author: Mrs. Nelson
Grumman.
Mrs. Filmore Doors, of Bridgeport,
has spent central (loy'l with Mu. by
man Beers
Mrs. William Barrett and Miss llllia
Barrett bays been guests of Mrs. Ra
chel Andrews I.
Mliu Walromau. who has been the
guest of Mrs. F P. Morohouris for o
weak. returned to New York on Fri
(RY.
their (1 (iii Thursday and spent the (for.
gathering hurrkloborrio‘u on Buck Hill.
The third and fourth degrees were
conferred upon at: 00.116le ‘
field Grange on Friday (min
committee in clam for 01
“0%? iltlns met Mr. Ital
re .1111 .
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A large number of IIliim NorvIslk lav . “A.
(ties drove up to Mrs. Theodore 1111111 ;
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. and come to us. Our “snowfall
. how" won't cost you 111111110 mun
: as your. ”not" knowing how is
, ~011on to, if you attempt to fix it:
yourself.
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so. you WALK.
FIT LIKE A 0051' .
The need of having glasses to fit the
eye like. a coat fits the hack. the need
of wearing lenses properly centered to
the eyes. all are absolutely necessary
for the pres Nation of that most pron.
tons of ails shoes. the night. We have
be old my 11112011311111 adopt the tales:
and best methods in our fitting ant
examination.
”CHER 8. HOYT.
GRADUATE op'rrouw.
IFlno Watch Repairing.
Room 0. United Book a. 80. Nor.
Office: 'haur- 8 to ‘11: 4." 12: 45 to 6: 80
Saturday evening! 7129
Special appointments mode to suit
”from I .
Locust Bites '
The bite of the locust, kissing bug
and spider one poisonohs and produce
very painful and serious results. Sat
mate a piece of cloth. folded several
thicknesses. with Brlzllian Balm and
bind over the bite. instant. relief
Remove in half an hour and you will
find a drop. as green as grass. This
is the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble is over. This is the
only thing in the world we know of
that. will do this Equally effective for
snake and mad dog bite. if instantly
applied so always keep it on hand
Kills boo. wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Druggists or sent quick. B
F. Jackson and Co.. indianapolis.
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JUNK (warn norvs M
We are trvlng to better satisfy our
customers by not having any wagons
on the road but will attend very
promptly to orders by postal card and
pay follow in: prices. with square deal-
log: All kinds of iron. 1.4.10 lb: rub‘a
ber boots, shoes and bicycle tires. 60
I.;lb light brass 5c lb.: heavy brass.
7(2; Copper 8c; pewter. 100: rags 1(1
ib.; folded newspapers in handles. 1,40:
tea' and heavy lead 31:: zinc, 21M:
These prices are good until market
changes. Watch this adv.
ABRAHAM HARRIS
Phone 156-4 Box 846. So. Norwaik.
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Of all descriptions. White Duck Ping
Pongliats. Sailors and Alpines, White
Mrrll rrats'. wriue Felt (rats. new and
stylish Rough Straw Sailors. Dainty
patterns in Chiffon Voilingo. New
Birds, Wings and Pompous.
TRIMMED HATs AT
”(crewman Parces.
M. F. Aokorman
055711;]: Stunt, Namalk.
' IFine Goods at low ‘Prrces’
Connected with large Bridgeport os-
tubilshment. Fine goods at low prices.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
"menace. .
in effect my 18, 1002.
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ngeacl‘qunrters for
Haldane Fishing
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niur‘iition; AutoniObiit:
Qils. Launch Engines
Oils etc,
112 wasr-‘ltrrorou smear,
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Phone 43.0.
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2 Ozone Starch (11.1111; Marks. ,
2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade Marks
.\ PRETTY 1111(1). usnrur. WAGON.
nrcrocm 1111.11.01.11 sunrises,
62 South Main St.
The three kinds of Trade Marksi
nirArst be presented for wagon. _
All first- class stores sell the Ozone
goods.
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SMILL- POX QUIRANTINE.
means trouble. but death without in
surance in the Connecticut General
may mean the Poor House for the
wife and children. Think of it (a.
day. Settle it tomorrow by calling
upon, ‘
Fred‘ k If. Field. General Agent,
Hubert F. Pierce. Special Agent.
United Bank Building.
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Ida Rice Baruch said to
person in this city. (is
of her daughter Mrs: F.
in Park street yesterday”: ‘
of a stroke of paralysis Infldfl‘b
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Barnes was ninety- sin y ‘
months old. She was be
moot. Mass. and was of
ancestry.
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Hartford hospital yesterday it.
stated that John L. Slaney.
Emma and Sadie. who were
by :1 third rail car at- a grade
in Bristol, last night were-nil
oommrtuh'ly and that. oil VII
doubtcdly recover.
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