. Hie
oldest who socialist ,«1
parties. .rote ' ion. Theromsn
! numerous capable and eligible young
§inen who would fill the bill. Lyons
:3 can sdsrcliy be counted II eligible, be-
! tag married, but it is safe to no
i more generally popular personage s on
’ {the list. J .
. i The tire district nieetln Monday
1 night appears still to be per losing to
1‘ u. ”KW. 1.4%
{if it , ‘ I \ _ ,
in sflii the late and been“
including tapestry, l p ,
cheaper grades. This is the; g _
«Hm of wall hirer e. um. ' 7M,
and we are ssttsiled that y " j ‘
Water piprs are being laid from the
main to the Swedish church.
Mr. and Mrs. Junie! Wood. Jr..
in New York city on a brief visit.
The new bakcry operated by Charles
Dili‘WiilttiIll, is now open for business.
(looritl- ’i‘utllc of Fort street is ablol
\
OATARRH CANNOT IE CURID
with local up licatlons. as they cannot
reach theses of the disease. Cami-ll
is a, blood or constitutional. distance.
and in order to cure it you must take :
internal remedies. Hall‘s Catarr‘i
are l
l
‘ ' it 'leili. ’limsuv on" wsasjsapuun.
. inhifimhpsetsels'bwylxguilty“ Norm flout stirrer-s3 told-bf in
,. . I a u. H m... i-‘ . . , in number and it is not cuident exactly . ‘ . , . . ‘ '
m“: 0‘“ "m“ t r M. r Flt ii i. . .u.».. I what will result. it is the intent to 0k “a" Hyphllhi'i'honin. ,%fl.fl°£°l‘i NF". Til?!“ MEL ‘“ ' Sana fii‘hgfie ’nlled figcgsiubs‘i- Willi“!!! buyout-elm. Y W
pm“... "wrung will bc ppm up... “‘5 Nfzg'ffi’iggfigfi“ that“? "5‘” i make ii "PW contract With the Wilt" . 0 liril term of {tie El“ 3 faces. Hall's comm Care is not a in this display. Remain
”mm.“- as “mm. m H... ER... Avenue ”My" mumg'flfi 'h- - of" . Company. although on that point legal K .& milliliter,” Pillwndmm “1’90 Court of B rors will open is this all! quack medicine. it was prescribed by . .
WWW.“ Church. . and trillion stxiumlismlnwnm‘anm : differences arose. Mark Lees claims to M'Ben Hnr." int “to original next. Tues ay morning. in accord- one of the best phylum", in this come thinking of your will! .
Mrs. .iohn Weeks. tvho hits born. 31d°ffimiimofigflir¥mffim“ww“1 312:“ othftvglg‘llilifld 3:32?" :zgtfif: splendor. its perfection:' scenic and lance with the illllAI canton; the-it“s: try for years, smile a regular prescrip- . - ~‘ A hm ' '
. ,- . . .. - , . . aven coun cases w e sr ~ ‘
viuittua line has lctulncd to lltl . LANE'S FAMILY "EDICINE! not having b1!“ renewed hi? another mecbbhlcal detail and its re imprel- “m“ we"; {m if of i one minis $23“? i2;‘.’,'.‘}."°",?.3f 3": fi‘m‘gfga TO ORDIR.
home in Brooklyn. _ . 1".“ ' M
Mrs. s. J. Ayers and son Enicrson, of‘ d‘" Fmi'mimglm‘“ '0‘“ "MI
\' ll Zalidl strtct, n . - . t u' “n I?! . ’ ‘ n “'i
illflMilllliiitfld. Eons.“ visiting flitndaE Wfififl’mkum} ”13$“ int-ii,
Worklucli are busy cleaning the gut-g . . . .. .
tors in Seavicw avenue. from the lie-1‘ valuable. He went there a few days!
calculations of the winter. i alto to take possession of it. :
Mrs. Robert Brown is moving from. The following is the list of books!
First strcet to thc corner of Wood—i rcccivcd lit the Dal-ion Free Library.‘
:‘vard anti Uurrltt avenue in Sonthi frlom tile state. March. 1903: The!
.‘orwulk. . It'llii? alilt Violin. Allen: A Song ofl
'l‘iio Ladies” Aid Society of the Mc- a Single Note. Mrs. iiurr; The Little.)
thodist (iburcli held a nicotine ycstcr-v White Bird. iiarric: Lorna Boone;
day afternoon in the parlors of tin-1 Biuckmore: Maid at Arms. Chainbcrsz;
East Avcnllc church. ‘ i The Dark of the Moon. Crockett; (lid:
Mr. and Mrs. .i. s. Randall Tut-stinyl Sinister T'llllefi, Delano: HinideltitMannaM
cutterttiincd Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M! awson: ‘he Siciic of Lu Y csolnte.
llanlluil. of Iirooklyii. and Mr. and Mrsi Dickson; Rnnsoni's Folly. Davin: Me-
W. (l. Millcr and Mr. and Mrs. JOhlll lnoirs of Capt. Macklln. Davis; Fuel of
llulitluli. of Fi'ccport. L. l. igir'i) Eonlcl‘: FIl’i‘OlsiialeTM ii Emir”
John W. llcaity has taken the con- r. .a es: s 0 'Ony a er.
tract to do renovating for Fred Rowani Howells; The Kontons. Howells: The
ill liaviiand street and for Ex-Police- Day Of The” Wedding. Howells; Oh
man Gladstone, and also the home of the Wing ol’ Occasion. Harris; (in-
.loscph Cox. of Baton Hill. briei 'l‘oliiver. Harris; Bits of Travel.
Owing to the temporary illness of :lelcn Hunt; The Cartesian 1'Kehicnds of
Harry li‘ox. one of thc contestants in ’rovence. Janvli‘l‘: n85 0 t t.‘ Dove.
the Hufncr pool tournament. the lliatcli James; Th? Vultures. Merriam; T3195
which was scheduled for last evening. i of Destiny. Jordan: What's Mine is
was postponed until a later date. H‘liinc. Macdoimld: Lectures. 12 vols..
(.‘harics Ainsworth. Who has for -- L. Stoddard; .lohu Yayther's (lar-
many years been a foreman at theltlcn, Stockton; Sister Joan of the
Lockwood Manufacturing Company. is‘ Cross. Scrap: The Two Van Revels
seriously ill at his home. The trott-
blc is said to have started through an
attack of the grip.
Richard Mead. of Danbury. and
Charles J. Murray. of Rowan street.
will be the urolytcs at the High Mass.
in Christ Church. ilcdding Ridge. Eats
for Sunday. at 10:30 a. in. Mr. Murray
will assist at Vespers in Emanuel
Church Lyons Plains. at 2:30 p. m.
, Miss Bessie Lexy and her brother..
Charles Levy. start for no extendedi
visit to itivcrhcsd. Long island. this
afternoon. 'i‘hcy will be met in New
‘ Tarkington: The titllilig Passion, Van- i
idyke; Portion of Labor. Wilkins; The
'Short Linc War. Webster; Valley of
Decision Wharton: Sent Oiario; lion
Orsino: The Pines of Lorey; Brenda's
Cousin at Radcliffe: Natnlle‘s Chum:
Sir Richard Calmody; A Little Cap-
tivc; The Other Boy; Plcket’s Gap:
The Boys of tho Rincon Ranch; Under
Colonial Colors; The Strength of the
Hills. Wilkinson; Come Forth. Phelps; .’
"i‘hc Loopard's Spots. Dillon; Janice.
‘Mcredith. Ford; The Four Fcntliers.‘
A. E. W. Nllson; Hearts Courageous.‘
it. E. Rives; Roger Drake. H. K. ch-}
substituted is set forth by hint an a re.
ncwni for another ten-year period and
be emphasized the fact that the Water
Company can hold the toyin to the
contract that is being operated now. in
the matter of additional fire plugs it
was recommended the .utlie ldlstrict
should be supplied with ,tility-iive addi-
tional. The argument was strong rel"-
ative to the proporicty of securing
gratis thc use of the plugs and la sup-
port of that the fact of the Bridgeport
Hydraulic (‘ompany’s property in Fair-
ih-id being taxed on 350.000 valuation.
was cited. Francis Marsh. of the Wat-
or Company opposed the proposition.
ills claim is that the Water Com-
pany has outlaycd $125,000 on
property and plant here and that the
agreement made with the town is only
fair compensation for the expo diture.
He proposed disposing of the p out for
that sum to the town. but Mr. Lees
argued that the question was not one
of sale, tillt assessment. Efforts to
appoint a the district tax collector
ncuriy proved a failure. Not one of
the many present was willing to as-
sume the work. it was finally voted
that Harry R. Sherwood be appointed.
The district treasurer had a lively
time with his statement. Collections
have been had during portion of the
past six years. and he was required to
Jump from ‘97 to 1900. io.‘98 to '97
again. it was clslmed that the fire
district was in debt to the town for
about 33.000 in claims paid to theate-
trlct for the Water 00. The session
went well into midnight and finally
concludcd with a realisation that some.
thing ought to be done. The district
tux remains as last year. two mills.
“WESTON.
Mrs Nelson (‘rossmnn is still quite
i
s . comes to the l‘yperior Thea-
tre, . ew Hay n. for, be weak coni-
ment: Mon sy. An l .‘with lost-
lnees elinosdsy an . . day. The
coming of this great s' tools is an
event of greatest importance, as every~
one in this community this long wish-
ed to witness the on presentation
of Gen. Lew Wailacefs amoua novel.
it is especially fortunate that the
post Easterpcasoa should have til-cu
chosen for its production In New Ha-
ven as nothing couldlie more Oppor-
tune at this particular season than
this famous roligi shistoric drama. its
proportions are a petitions; yet Its
outlines are marvelously true to the
ideals one has formed, perhaps years
ago, when perusing with enthralicd ab-
sorption the pages of the greatest
work of religious fiction.
Although "Ben Hur" is well known
here. by reason of the great triumphs
in has scored in the lending cities of
the East; a work regarding its mas- »
slveness will be of interest. The pro.
ductioa is the original Kiaw 0: Erica-
gcr organisation which ran the entire
season of 1900 in New York. and
which. since that time has played but
fourteen cities. ith the same cost.
scenery equipmen . horses. camels and
ornate electrical effects. recording its
1.000th performance in Columbus last
month. .
The. performance bpena rchreniiy.
there are. a few bars of music. by Ed-
stir Stillman Kelley, formerly of the
Yale faculty~servl_ngthe same pur-
pose as a voluntary before divine ser-
vice-and when the curtain rises. it
discloses the liitmitsbie waste of draw
on: the tired camels; the three wise
men gathered from Greece. from flin-
dustso. from Egypt. to greet the so
pearance of the "Star of Bethlehem.‘
Following {the prelude comes the
including”. new cues. .Ttieothers
are brought over from the previous
term. . Fsil'iieid cou'ntx.lins bu lsix
cases. and of these ‘niy four wl be
argued. Those of orwaik interest
follow: ., .-
, Fetrtield county old case—Charlotte
Temple Vs. Edwin ii. B, It. .Diainlifi's
lippest tnot to be argued t is term).
New coach—They norwslll Healing
and Lighting (lo. vs. Lavina B. Vernnn
cl ais., defendant's appeal.
’ . STOP THAT COLD ,
or it may result in Pnehmonia. Bra.
sillsn Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, ll 60c and ".00 bottles. The Clif-
for . nxter's or Plaiated'll. ”
magma-
hi‘wsys klril's'p ,deiicitiu‘s in hur
MOW planet.
‘A famous product of “"
New England Cookery“ >
in l innit. _
sit Loading Grocers. '
purifiers, Acting irectly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curiig 0a-
tarrh. Semi for testimonials free.
1". J. CHENEY & 00.. Props.
Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggista price 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the heat.
Split hilt ii Your
. suntan Ply
HERE ' J ‘
77w foiloisuing opportunity
for Saturday only. ‘
Fain/1114: Fancy Flour,
far pare Lear Laid. 25 (ts.
4 lbs. Fang: Large Prunes.
25 cts.
Window Shades. ‘
Picture artistic. " ’
Painters' Supplies. l
Artists' Materials,
White Curtain Poles with Mom ..
10c. . ._. .
Cloth Window Shades. flout.“
25c. ‘ ‘ ‘3 '
Solid Brass Half Curtoill Ellis.
long, with fixtures, 10c.
on Cloth Bindinghlilc box.
South Norm
55c bsgr A H
v
t. a ‘.
O'IUIAL. 3" "I
«an—.—
i,
.1!
1W '
PAINTING. PAPER nuclei '4
mourns '
I
. .‘fei ' 0"
York by tlicir father, Max Levi" thc
well—known shoe dcuicr. They will rc-
main in Riverhcud for some time. Mr.
Levy went to New York yesterday. on
business: .
At a recent meeting of the Fire Po
licc of East Norwnlk it was voted that
the new quarters in Randall's liloclt“
brilliantly colored picture of the house
tops of Jersulamen. the terrace of the
palace of linr. Next is one of the
greatest scenes of the play-”the dim
nterior of the Roman galley ship.
hen the wreck, with Ben liar and the
tribune struggling in the Waves.
Then comes the most thrilling and
realistic effect ever presented on the
stage—the great chariot race. Two
Roman‘i'clthriots. each drawn by four
horses. form the center of the marvel-
lous picture. The. animals with for
outstretched necks and dilated nostrils
run like mad, urged on by the whips of ‘
slcr: Svhml of the Woods. Lenin; Mrs, M. ii. Hill has returned from a
The Blue Fiowcr. Van Dyke: Behind: visit in Norwslk.
the Line. It. H. Barbour: SurcpeJ‘. (.2; Mrs. Morris Andrews has returned
Carpenter; King Mambo. Du Challiu; ‘ from a visit of several weeks iii Fair-
liiscuvcry of the Old Northvvcst, Bald-. pulp,
win; Danny Oliphnnt: Seven Oaks; Mrs. Henry Wheeler who has been
liollnlid; Dorothy South. ldggicston; ; m for four months. now seems to be
be filled up with furniture so that millolonlals. French: Mrs Wigg 0‘ the; improving,
the next meeting which will be iicld uI cabbage Puiolt. H935“? At 3““w“’h; John ’i‘rcadweil is silflcrlnll “0!“
month hence. it will Do in presentable] Port. “‘3’"? }Napoleon Jackson. S}n-. broken ribs. the result of a {all while
shape ’I‘hc committec which was ap gi'"? “1 Natures ucsim. MM"? 19“? at work in the woods.
pointed to son to this conipriscd Elm drcrl of the “n“ Roberts: NW7 1""3'.‘ Mrs. R. K- “it‘ll. who hhfi been aor-
nostiirocsclincr, E. E. Mctid..ioiin Ash-I land and its Neighbors. Johnson: 1 iOiIllll' iii, N 1h!" home Of her film”.
worth Chris Larson and John A. ilrun-i llcchlnau. Luther: Jack Among the "h. in Now York. ill now able to be about
- .dlans. Crinnell; lommy find Gilli‘l-lagain.
A. Still!
as COTTAGE AVE. V. l ‘ Norigoik Eaves; 7: ‘
, 23, list iver ' ' ,
EAST rowan. .. m. smut use. . ;
~ . walk during the aim, .1 _
. .‘Stciiiiecs. a
.JUNIUS BROWN.
Painter and Paper Hanger
oust-31%
Pure White Lead and also loci in? rmdilon of your:'
“'15?- . . .. .' ' .. in Goa eoticut cell ‘i us.
__...._....__ . iiurlic. Maid of Maiden Lane, Barr, ; The”. will be preaching at 1.30 a m. the charlotaers Ben liar and his one GOOdB. mixed by hand will wear twice ° '1 01"
.(‘ardinal‘s Snuif Box. Harland: Satin ' . ' ' . my. Manuals. The wheels of the char- 'y u long and .00"! double pup, , “90 Companyafnnrtrora lied!
ROWAYTON' at the Congregational Church in Sun lots rumble and away. now lien Hui __.._. face as machinery mixed. gut. kind ' n M 4.:
Captain 0. W. Bell is spending a few
days in (ireciipol't. N. Y.
Walter Gould is moving his family:
from Logan street to McKinley street:
today. ;
Miss Miriam Buylcs. of Brooklyn. is
the guest of Miss M. Emma Cushmali‘
for a few days. ‘
Benjamin Burdick has returned to;
his duties as station agent after a‘
short. blit severe tilesic with the grip.
The Sunday school or the Baptist
Church will hold a rehearsal of the;
Easter music tonight at 6:30 o'clock!
in the church. 1
Mr. and Mrs. George Gilmore. who
have been visiting Mrs. Etta Sister. of}
Pennoyer street, have returned to their}
home in Bensonhnrst.
Mr. and Mrs. E. I). Bennett and fam-
ily. who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. D. P. Wicks for a few days.
have returned to their home in Watel- ;
bury. _‘
There will he a regular meeting oi
the Rowayton Hose Company and a.
ling Alone Around the Woritl. Slocum; l
‘Wlntcr Adventures of Three Boys.|
day. with the Easter program f0 lowing
immediately.
‘ “9'3 Peuelopc's ”Ogre-“S- “"35“”; . amusement is anticipated by those who
: smith; Chance Acquaintancc. Howell; three inches. When nicely roasted, the
iYouna; Thou and the Others. Barry All one able. social lvenh the Nor-
Kit Kcnncdy. Crockett: That Fortunei field A“: gmmv was held my Wednes-
Warncr; Men Glengurry. Connor: The‘ day evening at the ha of the presi-
Mississippi Bubble: Lights and Shud- dent. Mrs. mum“ Sco m_ .
“W 0‘ ll ”"18 ED'WGPBW- 3‘“in Tomorrow evening will be "Brothers'
Whipple; in the Sargasso Sea. Jan-g Night." at Norfield Grange, and much
fan“? ““1. Weyman; 00‘0““1 WW!“ will attend, in witnessing the efforts of
“HMS? Minister 5 Wooing. Stowe; 3 the worthy brothers in their endeavor
Oidtown Folks. Stowe; (iazetcer of the; to eclipse the sisters of the order in
WUI'M- Mnsmi‘“: Remnei‘imns '0' “i the presentation of their program.
Long iiifc.‘(.ltylel. Sga Fighters "‘0’“; Looniis Gould shot a large'wlld goose
Drake. i0. ”‘TWUL P rotliingham: Hi’i in a swamp near his house on Tuesday.
Hill] Golf 9 Religiou. Hepworth. A Sin— . The bird was a this specimen and had
glilai‘ Life. Phelps; Washington. the. evidently become separated . from a
Capital City. Wilson: Scott Countyqnock panning northward. it measured
Ci‘ot‘keii: Vicar of Wakefield. Gold-‘ from “D ‘0 “D 0‘ Win88. five (em and
A Wedding Journey. Howell: Lochin-i
var. Crockett: Holland and its People.l
Amicis; Yankee in King Arthur's
Court. Clemens: Captain January. " ‘
Richards; World of the Great FOi'ellt. MONEY “'25: SENTENCE“ .
DuChailln; Biography of a Grizzly” ‘
Seton-Thompson: Banker and Hear. O rm:g¥:;.¥f;.g:';g’ggovg:: U”
goose, Mr. Gould declares, was “good
enough eating for him."
is ahead. now Messala. then Ben liar
and the race is ended. . ,
The last scene is one of fitting bean-
ty and iniprcssiveness. revealing tho
Mount of Olivet. where a great multi-
tude gather to greet the Nazarene and
where the Saviour performs the mira-
cle of cleansing the lepers. Christ's
personality is never represented in the
flesh. hilt ills presence is indicatd by
a shaft of pure white light reflected
from the halo over His hand.
To present the marvelous spectacle,
no less than 350 people are required.
in the chariot race eight horses are
used. while four more are .kept in train‘
tag for emergencies.
The advance solo of sea opens
Thursday moral“. .April ldt . It 9
o‘clock. Manager Bunneil. of the Hy-
perion. announces that all” ont-of-t‘own
. orders. if accompanied by cash or mo
f any order. will be Ili‘eti before the reg
~ulnr box office sale opens.
This in
for the accommodation of suburban
patrons as reduced rates are annouuc~
oun Mime. VARNIOHEO. sites.
.LAcs. mm. cannula: rams.
ENAMEL PAiNTB, FLOOR Pillars.
FLOOR VARNIIH, stool: sums.
FLOOR rlleHns.
We have a specialty culled STMN
noon FINISH. which is quickly and
easily applied. is extremely tough and
durable. and not shaded by’ hot or
cold water and will not crack. mar
white. chalk or chip off. [its an ex-
cellent thing for Furniture, Mnoienms,
Oil Cloth. etc. “Makes the old new
again." Our variety in these lines is‘
unequalled, and prices vary according-C
ii.
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. hothlvon "South
Main street. ‘wers painted by no
in this manner over stereo mu:
ago. They are still good. . .
Your house will "stand as at
if i paint it. My once 5! South
Main street. My residence. as ,
aim crave strand ‘ . ,.
rash H. algnn mast
”K Our New Goods
“his!“
'w tic-"inf
now in stock
special mdeetingl hot {the the Deptart‘v Webster. . Goes to dull. 4 ed on all railroads and a large attend. We issue Library v'otlng Tickets
igefiigll‘idigtfgetn g t a t e r quar er. WES PORT l BERLIN; April 9-Heinrich Partner. . once is expected from miles around. tickets with all purchases. ' If?
A New Canr'anite who for obvious T ’ ' la wealthy money leader. was unicorn. , ' . .
‘ ‘ * SONS OF REVOLUTION.
reasons. refused to give his name set
an exam is on Rowayton avenue. yes
t‘erddy_ at made some of the resi-
dents stare ln minder. He came into
town shortly after noon with a load
of hay, and perched upon the seat be-
sidehiwwas silage rooster. Stopping
just below the Union Cemetery, be pro.
ceeded to feed his horse. The rooster
flew down upon the ground and, taking
his iaod beneath the horse's head hel
pic up every grain that fell outsideI
of the feed has. When the feeding op-
. oration was over he fléw back to the
wagonseat, and settled'down as if it
were an every-day occurrence. Inquiry
revealed {the fact that ouch was the
case-and the Howaytonttes are smil-
ingly awaiting the next. .
Mrs. John Allen and daughter visited ed today to two years imprisonment;
friends in East Norwalk. Sunday. iand to pay a fine of $2.500 for usury.l
Miss Sherwood. teacher in one Of “it" Sixty specifications were brought. in—
Norwaik schools. will spend her Easter; cludlng the complaints of. several no-
holidays in Washington. {biemen and oflicers of the army. in
Mrs. Mary Connery. of Georgetown! one instance Rsriser charged Baron
who has been visiting her daughtém Von ‘E" (the court did not‘perihlt his
Mrs. Daniel Drlscoll, returned home ~ full name {'0 be known)‘ 333;“; “at”
Monday. - which thaliAron paid. though he had
Richard Everett is preparing to re- . an anion d‘ income from it my -
some business on hisown account until ed estate a panting tdigaii.ooo.ylnfl ;
will start a meat route in Saugntucki Another exceptional case was that. of
and Compo. this week. a millionaire mmmmrer'wuo paid
Thomas Walsh is to initiate the new interest at the rate of 9M hundred per
Greens Farms limited Sunday. it is cent got- a ' rt t title 'of snoop.
a rubber tired runabout and old Parincr may tied ’mnk' mad the
Colonel will probably smash all records rates mentioned. out he .Ifllffilodthqi
with it. the enormoum’iyks hedli‘cm his profits
Mrs. William H. Smift. to 10 percent,“ c intimated
n
of Norwallt.
has been secured as in agar for. the
and said, but ,"Gapbighhfihuma .lih
-————
Plans for Congress’s! ‘Nstlonsi So-
cIIty in New Haven.
‘The National Soclet of the Sons of
the American R’evolut it will hold its
annual session in New Haven. April
30 and May 1. and an elaborate pro-
gem is being arranged- .One of the
features will be the banquet given to
the dciegatcs‘liy the Countacticut So
ciety. Among the speakers will be 001.
N. G. Osborn. of New Haven: Edwin
Warnetd, of Baltimore; Senator Chaun‘
coy Ii. Depew. Gen. Fitshugh bee.
President Hadley and Lient.-Gov. Cur-
tis Guild. of Massachusetts. in coa-
'- number of historical places of inter-
est opened for inspection by the dots.
petition with a session there will be?
iron est: av
comsxobx.
wmrms
112 wasltiuo'roa crass-r.
count ‘Nonwsut.
1.,urum lawn“.
'- swarms
First—Its convenience by being able
. i. ‘ f D
, DARIEN AND NEROTON. l§§§2_‘e¥fifl?figfiffifi'.f°mb§,fim “m“ ”m“ . ._ only 11.0 gates. This following is the progiam: » .. to I“: the light without the use of n I 3 .
Miss Rid": Thompson spent the day ; Chapman building on Myrtle “tube. A “firm—{impmfiiift M31332: ' :1“ "uh! ; “gently; d—The mum“ '0! at. g“. 19 North‘ “(I a?“ mg“
in. Stout or . yes er ay. Florists Whitehead and Nellie he!“ elm at the id fibril “1'! i; m of salvation f eichpiiig ‘ i . .
The recent mine have; shown thatswood have shipped large quaint esp!
the proposed new sewer through ih9;fiowers to the Bridgeport market. Yell-
Maio street is much needed and it islterdny one of Cole's jumbo express
hoped that work will “mulled Elonfilcars was loaded down with blooming
as (eat all possible when once it taping, . .
' Jellies Duane. the erstwhile chm-
by accidentally leaving the gas turned ’
fight..." them is Whit. it will
. _ . nod-eras greet reduction in our
danger of are-min dinenrd" . ed lighEd
matches. matches not being‘nec . p
‘ building. 10 a. m. ‘ Visit Yale .llniver-
' at; :mdtnnbthp. Iin.y “pitch at
‘* Art. no , e c. .
”a!" "3.. ng' fl Friday-Junta; «mat to,
5 ‘ s. in. Carriagedrive, around the city
film‘s-3.... .r my,
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