i I; i?
. ransom, sum; it...‘ 11:505.
‘ were" made to stand wear. ‘
‘ go WASHINGTON STREET,
II SCHOOL sucks.
i. ”The! are stylish and make the foot look nice. but at the some time
i_i‘; Prices from 750. to $2.50
D. Lyon 8: Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
”Flinn in *
Ironing
{Ian .IIIIII Ililled Bi II inn
” . ' IlIIIi Millliii TIIIIII Tittltiil _
.QIlIIIi him I. Berri] li’as Pruhahlii
' Fairliu Injured
ROCHESTER. N. H.. September 2:
.wisraol Hall,-of Straflord, was killed
and John 1. Berry probably fatally in.
lured in a collision between the team
driven by Berry and a Boston & Maine.
train here today. The men wore driv-
ing Into town to attend the fair. When
approaching the railroad crossing. the
colt attached to Mr. Berry‘s wagon
became unmanageable and dashed In
front of the approaching train. The
animal succeeded in escaping unhurt.
.but Hall was killed instantly and Her-
ry was Injured internally.
Physicians have little hope of his
recovery.
1 Hall was 24 years of age and is sur-
vived by a widow. Berry is 45 years
old. '
. COMMITTED T0 COUNTY HOME.
Viola Comstock was committcd to
, the County Home by Judge Taylor this
morning. The girl‘s mother is dead
and the father has contributed little
or nothing to her support. For some
time she had been slaying with Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Cometock. who had
adopted her. About a Week ago. in
company with her sister. site run away
and Sunday Constable John J. Good-
win, having been informed that she
was staying with her sister at the
home of a lady in Granitevillo went at.
tor her. accompanied by the girls in-
ther. He brought both the children
to South Norwalk and this afternoon
took Viola to the County Home. What
will be done with her sister has not yet
been decided.
PONDS FOUND VERY SATIS-
FACTORY.
Wutor Commissioners Sicplicn S.
Hatch, Christaiu Swnrtz. Franklin A.
Smith, and Superintendent Winchester
paid a visit to the ponds which supply
South Norwalk with water Sunday
They found everything in satisfactory
condition and state that the present
condition of the city water will soon
cease. as is shown by the fact that it
is improving every day. The trouble
is due to the luck of rain this summer.
the ponds being very low have for—
merited and when the water tlowcd in‘
‘to the big 'pond, the water there. was
stirred up, and we have the result in
the city water at present.
COAL STILL OUT OF. REACH.
‘ Hard or bituminous coal cannot be
bought in the Norwaiks, today. at less
than .310 per ton. A prominent deal-
er stated this morning that from pros-
pects there was a fair chance of it
being double that price. within a month
Although large numbers of the. minors
have already returned to work and
‘ numbers are returning’ each (lay. it gon-
_ tleman who was In South Norwnlk
‘ yesterday. and who had just returned
our the LacknWaua district stated
, that only a few thousand tons were bo-
‘ ‘ing lhipped daily. all ovor the country.
‘ and. considcring the immense amount
' used, this Is next to nothing.
,, ‘ , MacDonald Mason. a young man
.whose home to In the City of Moxlco.
who has boon summcring in Rldgoficiil.
is stopping at tho Mahackomo today.
Mr. Mason is on his way to Now Ha-
» van, whore he will take a four yonrii'
mum of study in Yale University.
mlntroducing
, i) the good peoplc of Tho Norwalkn n
.. magazine of Fiction and thought.
‘11 I.“ a wonder, written by the beat
idiot! and not a «logic picture or ad-
;yiirniiament. now is it done, and cold
of Sample copies iron. at.
, J. MAGNER’S.
room MAIN or. so. nouwnnk.
postal card for order or sample.
iii II. Iiiiiiiili.
Gimme
.Iand Do
let.
Swartz & Corbett's block. South Nor
walk:
()pcn Iliah Low 1:30
Amul. Copper. 071/; 071/), 001/; 001/;
Am. C. & F2. 35% 35kg {MI-3 34'].
Am. C. & I“. pffili-g 01in DIV.» 91%
Am. Cot. Oil. Si :31 501.9 50%.
‘ Am_ ('I. Twn.. {.8 58‘ 7-7"; 57b.
Amer. Loco. 33!; 32%, 313‘. 3135!.
Am. Loco. pfd., 0.31),. 950,. 0.3"»... 0515..
Am. Smelt, «IT‘N till, this. ilii‘.
Am. Sugar, 1‘10 130 i38 1381/4
Anaconda, 107 it)? lo? lot
A. T. & S. Fe. 93% 930;. ii‘.’ 921;.
.\.’I‘, a Si“. p. 102%.. roars. tom to:
Bail. & Ohio, liiiI/J Hill/i1 iil‘k. Iii!
iiklyn. R, 'l‘. 07M“. 071/4 05% 00
(‘IiI-s. & Ohio. 551,. 531.. and. son
Chi. & N. W._ Qtlti 230 230 230
Chi. (it. West. :Iziiiq min. :i: :i'.’
C. M. & St. I’. limb. Instr. luau. llifi‘
(,‘lll. II. I. &, P. 200 2th; 20;”. 'or.
(‘01. I“. Kr l.. til MI... Till”. 71W:
(fol. South, 3015. 301;; it'll... 2:3}...
Consol. (Ins. 221i 223 my. 2211.4;
Del. & 11110.. 17711.. 1771,13 170 170
Eric. 40% «10% sou. (an;
ill, Central. lblild Mill/4 ihti‘m if)?
I.ou. dz Nash. 1527i. Hill 100% It'll
Manhattan. I37 L37 iii?) 130
Mot. St. Ry. 1401,45 Hill/4; lib-Y. lib”.
Mex. Contra]. 23 28 27V,- 27%
Mex. N't (his. 20 201A 20 20
M. K. At '1‘.. 33 331,4. 021/. 321/].
M. K. & T. pftl, 00% 60% 05% 05%
Mo. I’ucliic, till 121 117W; INN/4
Nniloiiui Lead. 20%. 30%. 2714. 2714.
N, Y. Control, 100% 103%. {001/4 100%;
Norf. & Wont. 741,4, 74% 71W. 73%
()nt. & West.. 30 35 (lll/4., 34%
Pacific Mall, 44 iii 40% 41W.
Penn. R. ll., 100% 107V. 100% 1009/,
People's Gas. 100% 100% 105 105
Press. 8. Car. 54 54 58% mm.
Itoadltig. 71% 72 70 700i.
Ilcntl.. lot hfii.. X7 87 07 87
Road. 2d ptd., 77% 771/. 76% 70%
ltopub. Stool. 21% 21% ill 21
Rubber floods, 22V; 22% 21% 2103
Son. Pacific, 70% 78% 7.0 70%
Soil. lly. (lo. 30% Sill/4 38% 38%
Son. lly. prI., 00M, 00% 007.4. 007;.
Tenn. (3. it I.. 001.4,; 00% 07% 67%
Texas Pacific. 00% 50% 40% will
Union Pacific 1001/. 100% Itl7‘l’4 Itiil
lln. Poe. pfd. 02% 92%, 02 92
U. 8. Leather. 15% Hill. till/4 iii/i
II. 8. Lou. pfil. 00% iii 00% aw.
(I. S. Bic-oi. 40% 40% 40% 40%
II. El. Stool pfd. 00 00% 0014. 00%
Wabash. 30% 30% 35% 000i
Walumh, ptd.. 520$. 02% 01% 51%
West. lln. Tel. 04 iii 04% 92% 00
Wit-icon. Cent. 28% 28% 281/4 28%
Today’s grain and cotton mnrkct. ro-
{UDAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREGT, 10:10 a. m..-—~St.
Paul jumped 2 points on the opening
purchase of 1.000 shares and few mill-
or stocks uhowcd fractional gains. but
the gcncral market tended downward.
litany prominent stocks were dealt in
by 1,000 to 4.500 share blocks. tho
lattcr Union Pacific. United States
Stool preferred lentil/5. but the other
declines were restricted to small frac-
tions.
WALI. STREET, ll a. m.——-'i‘hc op-
ening cull loan rate. was 11 per cent.
Prices dccllncd proclpitntoly all
through the list and ran to about a
point in numerous leaders. St. Paul
lost its opening rlsc. which was ob—
viously designed to sustain the mar-
kct. Missouri l’uclflc sold down two
points to 119,
WALL STREET, noon—The mnrkct
fell into semi-stagnation when the sell-
Ing relaxed and showed but little rc-
cuperntive power. The money market
was feverish and rose to 18 per cent.
The bulls were not especially anxious
to bid up the list, as they realized they
would have to take stocks awaiting an
opportunity to let go. Brooklyn Union
Gas lost six points and some other in-
active stocks from 2 to if points. The
general level not back to the lowest
before noon. I’ionds were weak.
WALI..'STRIGII3’1‘, l p. m.—’l‘he grow—
ing stringency of money, under the
calling of loans. forced wholesale ll-
quidutlon in stocks after midday. Loss-
es reached 2 to 3 points in a long list
of important stocks. amongst the Pa-
cific‘s. Southwesterns. Southern, (“onl-
crs. Trunk lines and specialties. Loss-
es of a point were common tin-oughout.
Missouri Pacific declined 3V. Rock Is.
land 4. Lackawuuna 5 and American
Express l2. 'l‘lIc industriuis were. not-
iceably less affected than the railroads.
The market was furiously active for
time. but soon after 12:30 o‘clock the
selling pressure suddenly relaxed. The
recoveries were slight. and no demand
was perceptible beyond that from room
shorts.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire of Maple:
& Goldschmldt. commission brokers
ported over private wire of (I. J. Kotnh.
am. stock. grain and cotton brokor. ii?
Washington street. South Norwalk:
CHICAGO PRICES.
_ Open High Low 1:30
What.
December, 70% 70% 00% 00%
May. 7i 711/. 70% 7095.
Cam.
December. 40% 40% 447A. trill.
May. 411/. 411/; if 41,
'b.‘.o
May, 31% 31% 31% 31%
Cotton.
October. 883 880 874 874
December, 885 886 879 879
January. 300 892, 881 881
Ma
DEATH or JOHN MORRISON.
Word was recclvod in Norwaik this
morning of the dorm last night. in the
Mt. Vernon Hospital of John Morrison.
a waltakuown Norwaik atone. cutter.
employed for many years at the Bates
Storm Works. iindcrtakor Raymond
will accompany the remains to Nor-
Waik this ottomoom .,
,{ crhury. and lilr. Cummings. of Statu-
hihiih’sgivtto mm hoodlum
II. . ‘
Armadillo A
Near Tho-«Shire
Siliiiner innnic Palmer lrli High
Iii 'IIII'IIIIIIlin Cliff}, Miss
Iiesisiasiiuiinii iiiiiiIIeIISIIIIEIIII
, FALL
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MATERIALS FDR
LADIESIGARMEN'I‘S,‘
as well as the latest fashion plhtoa, are
now ready. .
We are also equipped for repairing
- at a reasonable charge.
mud—«MW
Krasovitz & Fox.
Nortb Main. Cartier Ann St.,
South Normal/I.
lie i‘iIIIIicIi All lilfllii
WOODS HOLE, Muss, September 2:
———'I‘hc big schooner Filil‘llle Polmcr. of
Boston, is ashore at Tirpnulin (love.
Tho vessel lies in an easy position. and
it is thought can be floated "'iihnut
great difllculty. 'I‘ugs hive lm-n u s-
pntched to her assistance.
The li‘anuio Pulmcr, Crtptuin Dunn.
left Baltimore. September 11. for Port-
land. Me.
The accident was reported here by
the tug Juno. and arrangtimcnts were
made. at once to communicate with
Captain (look. the representative at
Vineyard Haven. of a Boston towing
‘ J. G'A‘RTNER.
Merchant Tailor.
Over EOEmples of
fall materials.
to make II selection from. Do you not
think you can do It satisfactory
yourself?
to
WE ARE TAILORING FOR PAR-
TICULAR PEOPLE.
"——
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite liotcl Hamilton.
company. ’l‘ugs reached the scone. dur—
in): the forenoon. The Palmer is cool
laden. and it’ necessary. part of the
cargo will be llnhtorcd. The sea is per-
fectly smooth. and the vessel is not
damaged. The binr flv'c«mt‘ister want
into the cove yesterday at high tide.
and anchored too near the shore.
Later the Ii‘nnnlc Palmer was floated
by the tug Pallas. The vessel Is ap-
parently uninjured. and will proceed
to lli‘l‘ destination.
.a
POSTAL PROGRESS LE'AGUE.
A Branch of the Organization Being
Formed in Norwaik.
This association. organized in Iios—
Chas. J. Kat-chad:
STOCKS.
BONDS.
GRAIN and
COTTON
Bought and Sold for Cash 0!
Carried on Margin.
93 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
ton last winter. with James I.. Cowlcs.
of ii‘urmiugton. (‘onu.. as secretary. has
already on its roll over. 250 leading
(‘ounectlcut citizens and corporations.
among thclu ilic mayors of Hartford.
Norwich. \‘l’atr‘wbury. Bridgeport. New
Iirituln and Stamford: (inngrcssmdu
IIcnry. both the candidates for con-
gressman-Iii-lIII'i:c. Mr. I.lllcy. of Will-
ford: lilr. Gallup. of Norwich. and
nearly all the manufacturing concerns
of that city: the Aetua It‘lrc Insurance
(‘ompany, of Hartford: the I‘olts li‘irc
\rms Company. of Hartford: the Jew-
nll Belling Company. of I'lartford: the
Hartford Rubber Works (Runway. of
Hartford: Pratt & (.‘udy Works. Hart—
ford: (‘Yhnrlcs M. Jarvis~ and other rcp—
resentativos of the manufacturers of
New Iirliaiu; f‘. P. (loss. .I. S. Elton.
Ii‘. .1. Kingsbury. li‘. I”, Sciuillcr. .I. ll.
\‘l'hlttemore and others of the Nouga-
tuck valley; the Salts 'I‘cxtile (‘qu-
uauv. the Bridgeport Iiruss Company.
S. II. Wheeler of Wheeler & Wilson.
and others of Iiridgcport: the English
& Mcrsick (‘oinpuuv. (‘ S filerslck
Company. the l‘m‘k Iirothors Company.
the IC. .I. Wheeler Company and others.
of New Haven, etc.
“Since I835. our serial publishers have
scnt their merchandise by post, in
most cases direct to their customers.
including cvcu Mexico and t‘unadu. at
one cent It pound. in the year 1000.
over 420000.000 pounds.
The Postal I’roizross Leonor proposes
to secure the cxtciisiou of this service
to all classes of merchandise. and to
ovcrybody. and at cvcn lower rates.
This with house to house delivery at
home. the extension of domestic pou-
tui rates to foreign business. the insur-
ance of all mail matter and the issue
of II postal currency for tho convenient
payment of small accounts by.tnuil.
..:-
(loustltutcailour Now l-‘ali Stock.
front the smallest child's gar-
ment to our swell full, satin liucd
Not a Iictall
The cloth. linings.
make and style. each
Men‘s Overt-oath.
ls missing.
insides.
and every one are all that could
be asked for. and above all. arc
PRICED RIGHT.
MEN'S SUITS,
$6.ro to 31x00.
MEN'S (Ii’lilttitIA’l‘S,
$0.50 in $135.00.
|. DAVIS Ii Still.
TAILORS. enormous,
HATTERS. rusmsnnns.
85 Washington Strut.
SOUTH noswann.
Tclcphono 133-12.
The secretary is here for the. pur-
pose of inducing the manufacturers and
business then of this section to join
with the other business men of (‘on-
necticut in pushing forward this
scheme to a triumphant conclusion
The secretary believes tho scheme
can be made law by the next congress.
Its success will be worth millions of
dollars It your to our people.
Among other members of the Imuizue
lll't‘ cx-tlovcruor Collin. of Connecticut: '
Governor John li‘rcinout Hill. of
Maine; John Wanamaker, Charles II.
Adams. chairman of the Ways
setta Legislature: Edwin (llnn. Hon.
Josiah Quincy. Robert Trent Payne.
Outlook. Dodd & Monti. Rev. David .
.Inmea Iiurrcll and Dr. Iiuptlnixton. of .
New York; President Northrup. of
Minnesota University. and many other
notables.
m*_.~....um m
AUTOPBV ON MARIE GRUMER.
and '.
Means Committee of the Mlliitiilt‘lill~
.Ir.. of Boston: Appleton It (30.. 'l‘ho -:
A FEW WORDS
to tile
LADIES
N0. Irv-About our 82.50 grade '
of Shot-II: ‘
Kid lined, with stock tip. a
NICW YORK. September 23~Au ntI- ': -
topsy was portormod on the body of .. "“0 yct act-viccnhlo upper. “WM ,2
Marie ilrumer at the. morizuc today ~ single \Voltcii hole. Just the -.
and Dr. ()‘i-Ionlon. corolt'uirn; physician. 1: thing for 1m“ wcnr. ..
said that, the woman I or roin huur- .. ,.
ill caution. Mina (Irumor'u body was ' NO' 2.-Kid “mm" with pnt- ~-
tound yesterday in her had room and 3: out “it. woltod solo and vori' j.
foul play was ouopcotcd‘. Shh W3“! {1 .. dreary. ..
drouumakor and reconty cutno ioro ‘- N0 ii P , k i --
f n 5‘“ Lake on . .. . ~"‘" atont Ct)” El lll (iii) ..
m I l "w. y m .. kind that docs not brook j:
POST-OFFICE BURGLARIZED. 3: through). waited solo. dull kid :;
POIIGIIKEEPSIE. N. Y.. t-loptombor ~ top. loco. An cxtromoly dressy .
20~Thii postaodtico a1t ‘lilglilnnil. Ulster; : Shoo and tho titroo styles in -
county. was on are! Iy Iurg aru Ilii . ' :1
night. who blow open the safe and -- ““5 lino i“ ‘2'50‘ ..
utolc ghgoontiro commits. amounting‘ri 3; (it may {meg-eat you to know --
over Ii autumn» an moncyo in .. m9 , t ‘ 2'
government. and 3400 in money and -- y all gory U" on Stamp) .
checks. batik shares and securities bc- :1 _. 9 -
longlnr to Poshfiiastor ii‘rimk F. flimp- .. 7 ‘1
non. 'l‘lioro iii no ciao to tho robbers. -~ ' ..
AUTOMOBILE COMPANY BALE 2: T1] t1?“ 2:
. commen- . ~ well Slims ii ‘ ..
NEWARK. N. .i.. September 28” j; ._ 1'
VlcciChnficollor Emory today condom .. at .e ..
ed the sale of the Automobile Com. -- . .-
am of America to Richard 6- Cur WW
rler. : . . p I:
I 1: Guest of That City For Four Hours
:3 Glover’s the Place 3;
-- ~-vI’rcNIdcnt Roosevelt was thc guest of
.. sou Ilall. where he addressed the Span-
" inc: their annual reunion in this city.
' lows:
- crowd in Monument Place, from Col-
‘ umbin f‘luh balcony.
" Four. for Muuclc. Ind.
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WILL BE NOA§TED DEPARATELY.
From the Denver Republican.
Secretary Show "declared against
clerks who play poker and hot on the
horse races. Doubtlosaho will dour
mitt himself tutor as to the fitness of .
thg pihmoaxar to hold a normmont
on lit! It’s.
Harrieiwiiniit see that Chlnnman
over there. Ronny it is painful to look
at him.
HarrrwA foreign body in the eye or-
uiiily iii mainly-Boston ‘Trahiiiii‘lpt.
Tomi-l «om why an tho girls shut
ithaircraii phonic {allow aims thorn?
“i mim- oiicod ti.‘ batman
row, mm ii
furnish.
BRUSSELS CARPETS BRUSSELS HUGS
VELVET CARPETS
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
lNGRAlN CARPETS.
WILTON HUGS ”'2’
SMYRNA RUGS
LINOLEUM, ALL QUALITIES
OIL CLOTHS. ALL WIDTHS
Housefurnishing
NO. 3 COPPER BOTTOM aou. 1 GAL. OIL CAN, 10c
ERS, 95.. No. a NICKEL TEA KETTLE, 95c
BERRY Pnesses, ‘ I ' 29c FAM'LY SCALES' 95°
MOP HANDLES, 10c
25c GARDEN sars. ' I 15c srove LIFTERS, 5c
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
NO. 2 oazg'rr: BUILDING.
Floor Coverings.
Anuthing in the line of Floor Coverings we are prepared to
CHINA MATTING
JAP. MATTING
GRASS MA'rrINc.
wmoow SHADES
CURTAIN RODS AND POLES.
All work done in the very best possible manner.
Dept
SINK STRAINERS, 10°
DOVER EGG BEATERS, 5c
ICE CREAMSCOOP, too
srova MITTS. 10c
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwaik. Conn.
SPANISH WAR VETERANS. t
Adjutant General Dycr‘s Report Shows
Great Increase in Membership.
DETROIT. Mich. September 23—
thn the first business session of the
Spanish War Veterans conventitm was
called to order this morning. by Acting
(Iomiuundcr-ln—(‘hicf lIrciI. less than
Ii hundred tit-credited delegates were
present. (‘uptaiu Wilson I. I)u\'cuu.\’.l
of Chicago. It representative of ”tin .
I’IIltcd Service Iilcu of the Spanish
War. was present. and was tcudcrcd
the floor. and biotic Ii fraternal speech
in the course of which he referred-
iiopci‘ully to the possibility of Amul~
cumming the different llSSOt'lillit‘illS of
Spanish war vetcrunr. IIc said that
President Roosevclt urged him yes-tern
day to aid the movement toward Illiiill-
gamation.
Then he paid his respects to Adju-
tuut-(lcncral Lillcr. of the Spanish War
Veterans. who has just bccn deposed
from other in Indianapolis. “I am will.
Inn to fruicrnine." he said. ‘but it
mini be with t'entlcmcn. Something
happened. in Indianapolis. yesterday
that makes it necessary for Inc to snv
this. Iiut now that l.illcr is deposed.
the imitation clcnu-ut II: out of me
llt‘ltl. 'I‘hls fellow Is constantly stir»
rim: up trouble.“ (Appluust
The convention then went into exec-
utive session.
The ladies auxiliary Is also in secret
session today.
OUR
to llitlilil and a
Credit Offer.
prices of other
we more often
some concerns
PRESIDENT IN iNDIANAPOLIS.
This Afternoon.
INDIANAPOLIS. lud.. September 23
Indianapolis for four hours today. The
special train bcnrlnix the 'ircnldentiai
party arrived at Noble. and “multina-
ton streets. shortly bcforn noon. 'i‘ho
party was driven directly to ’I‘o'mllii-
lair-American war veterans. now hold-
Thc afternoon program was as lol-
I o'cIIu-k~l.unchcou to thc president
at tho Columbia Club.
2 o'clockml’rccidcni addressed the
everulhino tor
.‘i o'clockml’rcaldcut left by the Ilia
The weather was of the "mndc to or-
der" variety. and long before tho or»
rival of the president. Wushinuton
street was packcd with people eager to
doc and hear the prcaidcnt.
All along tho route to 'l'omiinson
Ilnll. tlic chief executive of tho nation
was kept busy bowing bin acknowledg-
ments to tho cltooru.
A izrcnt ovation uwoiicd him nt tho
hull wiwrc he made. his principal mi-
dresu. 'I‘hc boll bud been elaborately
decorated and Ihcrc was nothing luck»
but to minke the president‘s wclcome
hourly and enthusiastic. Senator lion
ot'lditc liviirpdncod the prosidcui nt
'i‘omiinson linii. and iicniilor li‘ulr-
banks prcneutod him to the people
from the Columbia Club balcony.
IJOII from head
W LM.W..__..
After the Proiitw'Tlrcnt Scott." cried
the summor hotel about as be looked at.
his bill. "you’re charging twice what
you did last summer."
“Of course." replied the proprietor.
calmly. “We didn't cxprct to do it at
tho beginning of tho season. but we
had such a rainy July that there won
WAY
is a different wan—n new not)
vasllu apprecia-
tive wau with those who have
alreadu seen fit to test our
That we do meet the lowest
concerns—-lhal
underseii these
is a claim that
that has never failed in test and
gains power with each dau.
Examine our Fall Stock be-
fore going elsewhere.
We sell
Men, Women,
B005 and Girls and can dress
to tool. If Iiou
see the goods Iiou want, have
them charged and pan for them,
in EaSli Weekili Paumenis.
nothing doing. and so those August
prim-g are necmflnry,” She~So you asked pupa tor my hand
"Butt wasn't in blame for the ruin." by tolophouo? What did he say?
protested the guegt, flew-Well. I. don‘t, know whether he
. "Neither was i." replied the land- said arinicthlnu. or whether lightning
10m, in 3 ions that “9de to mm. strut-lithe tranamii,tnr.«—»t1liiengobicen-
onto that this settled the matter. And his Post.
it ammonium Evening post. ‘ ' '
. Excitement on the Road.—~“iion‘t
VisitorWWhgt do you do when you you Wlflh you had an antomohlle?‘ said
dip your mootlngc brush in tho lukwoil Mlhb Miami brown.
by inmate? i , "on. i diinno."hnswursd Mr. Erastus
«itiditorwt man Pink‘iy. a ' IIIII doesn’t cost hear on
Will ' V dad‘muc din“ «tightly near as
WW liter.
W...)
“what any done
a . . ‘
wear
RUNNING RIGHT INTO TROUBLE.
From the Chicago News.
If Russo" Sago brings on hard times
by his talk he will have. only himself
in bloom for the suffer-inc it will mum
him when he has to drop bin iulddny
flvooent lunch.
AN ARRAY OFVBOTTLIMOLDERS.
iii-om Memphis Commercial Accord.
With Plait. Hanna. Quay. Bct'cridiiii‘.
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Norwalk Chronicler