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a horse .5qu by Dr, James L. Mar-
. bridge In; the direction of South
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TUESDAY. MAY 56.1903-
W ’
JUST THE CAME.
Hoodlum Wotan. Ironchlnl Loun-
on, Willis Pine Expectornnt, Gan-par
III: with lodidu. Put-tun Dynpepcln
Can, “It... formerly made by 12:13. Grif-
fin. Everything with our name on III
giinranlead to give satisfaction or mon-
ey refunded. Our stock is fresh. clean
and complete. Our Ice grenm Soda is
delicious.
IRIDGE PHARNACV, I. ,
206 Wuhlngtor‘ wt.
14. Kt Plano, P509.
hiSl IIIIIIII
The Ice. cream business Is thriving in
East Norwnik.
Weaktinh or yellowuii arc iiIIiIIing.
plentifully now. ,
'lhe launch Sara K.
hauled and pait
All the nonrigid fcvei patients are IIi
ported as doing well.
The number of dead cats In the mill-
pond III Increasing to an alarming ex-
leIiI.
Mrs. E. S. liusted. who has been sick
for several (lays,
sunie today.
’l‘hII condition of (icorgianna Mor-
wiu, the latest scarlet fever victim, in
about the same.
Russell Mead. of East Norwalk. is
suffering from it severe and painful
cut on his left foot,
Regular class meeting of the East
Avenue Methodist Church. will he held
this evening, .liimes l.'iloiiiinedieii will
be the leader.
A party of six front East Norwaik at-
tendctl divine services tit Craubnry
Plains. Sunday. to hear Rev. Charles
’I‘. ('locrr preach.
~lce Cream by plate or measure
from today. Miss Temple, 8 Rowan St.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
at the church tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o‘clock, and all members are, re-
quested to be present.
(in Sunday next. a pai'ty of people
from East Noiwalk and South Nm walk
will attend scivices at Christ I With.
iltciiiiing ltlduc to hem Rey. Climles
(‘ ocii.
iI}. Gorhain reports that “bonies”:
or Meiiliailcn are plentiful down the,
harbor. He went fishing Satiii'ilay.l
and caught Ii large number of them in i
his gill net
Commodore Unholtz. v ho has beeni
having a very handsome launch built}
at the Rivciside Mills expects to
laiiiith it this week, and get his cu-i
glue in. so that he can use. it Mcinoiinl
Day,
A scow was turned over the otheri
day. just east of Marvin‘ H dock. for thei
purpose of making repairs. Captain.
Verity anti his steamer will right the
scow in a day or two. as the iepaiis,
have been made.
Miss (Iiace Robinson who has been
quite sick at her home in Cove avenue
was able to be out Sunday. and her _
friends were pleased to see her at the .
l‘ast Avenue Methodist Episcopnli
Church Sunday school session I
’I he Oat Rusk Cereal Compam has
not. yet begun the opciation of its
new plant here. there having been
some delay about getting some of thei
machinery It is not definitely known I
when the factory will be. started. but
probably .wlthin ii few weeks.
~ice Cream at Bland & Davis. Van
Zant Sh, beginning May 30th. Open
cveiy evening. mill! "0 29!
A multidal entertainment will be giv- '
on tomorrow nlgnt at the East Avenue ‘
Methodist Episcopal Church. The com-
mittee in charge was arranged an ex-
cellent program, including selections
by the Aeolian Suing Trio, solos by
Miss Stanley, Mr Stanley and Mrs;
Biilkley, '
'l he. teachers and officers of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school held an important meeting last
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John R. L Honimcdicu A committee.
consisting of Mrs J. C Hawkins Mrs
F. J Simon and Mrs F S. Seymoui
was appointed to secure prices for Na-
pla matting for the Sunday school
Mis. Jimmeraon and Miss Whittaker
were voted in as teachers Refresh-
ments were perved and there was a
good attendance.
Yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock,
iii “being' over-
shall, ovaanJZandt street. took fright
tit an automobile on the bridge, and
.ran away. ltminshed across the. draw
or-
walk Silvers! pedestrians who were
crossing the street saw the frightened
animal (mining,- and took shelter In
doorways. Frank Lemongelli's horse
and wagon stood In front of his place
of businessmn the bridge. Dr. Mar-
shall' 3 hotsapnliided with that of Lent.
ongelli, ind knocked both of them
remains about the,
; mum.
of the Hartford pastorate, Jilly l
crops here and there are
where they are a total loss to thq
~..~...—.... -.._,v. m-
dwelling. has hobo roiloii“ up on Joell
and a collar In to be dug under It» and
Ii foundation built
Edwin D. 'l‘Iowindge. of Nuroton.
called .up thh StuiiifoIMdvoInte
telephoue, Saturday I . and no
he was in New York all day Friday.
and was not in a runaway accident, 08
l-ienry Nichols III home again after
from another concern, made by union
ipeiidliig ii few days III Danbiiry.
pie makers and 0, K. in every particu-
lar. it is a great relief to Dnrleu that
the pie foundries are again operating.
lumen i' Bit-It, IhII newly elected
pioeident of the Barton Free. Library
Association, has started III by giving
'IlII- librIaiy thirteen valuable volumes
from his private library. He has also
planned a number of improvements
and changes which will be carried for-
ward as fast as possible. it is very
encouraging for the residents of Dar-
icn that so much interest should be
shown in the library as in the past
few inoiilhs.‘ .
The party which is to join the Zlog~
ler arctic expedition will sail from
Hobokeii on \i‘ednesduy on the Hells;
Olava, under the command of Wil-
liam J. Peters, of the National (leo-
grnphical Society. Mr. Peters is chief
of the scientific corps and also second
luICOlllllliillti of the expedition itself.
whose commander. Anthony lI‘Ilia, ac-
companied by W. S. Champ. started
for Tromsoe some weeks ago to super-
intend the titling out of the America.
in addition the party will include: Dr.
George Shorkley, of Camden, Me.. chief
visit with her sister III New Jersey.
l’hillp Gerhardt and wife, entertain-
ed friends on Sunday, from Norwnlli.
Wallace Brown has bought the Mor-
Iis Willie place. and is making many
IiiiproveuientI-i.
Miss Rose Clary. of Bridgeport,
spending several weeks with l...
iioyt and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. l-‘rcderlck SIIlIInIin and
son, of Bridgeport, visited. l.. R. Hoyt.
and-wife, last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson have
entertained for a few days Mrs. John-
i-ioii'n brother and wife, front Philadel-
pliiii.
Mra. iI‘rziiIk Nnee. who has been vin-
iling her brother and family. returned
to Norwalli. Saturday. thence to her
home In Philadelphia.
Mrs. inane Theme. of llradleyville.
has moved into Mrs. Rachel llnnks’
house. Mr.
Soldici‘s‘ Home, Noroton.
is
R.
(ILEVII‘LANI). 0.. Mlly 26.~A Ic-
of Newark N. .l. assistant Slll‘ eons;
' ‘ g InIIIktible run was made by the Twen
R. R Tnfel. of Philadelphia. assistant
secretary of the department; Francis
L'ong, of Brooklyn. N. Y.. meteorolo-
gist; H. II. Newcomb, of Bridgeport.
Conn., vcicrinnrian: Sergeant Nichols,
Second U. S. ".avnlry: Charles R. lili-
liet, of St. Louis. qiiarterinasler and in
charge of sledge, equipments; John Ve-
doe. of Everett. Mass, assistant quar-
termaster, Spencer Stewart. of Brook-
iyn. assistant steward, The party will
join the America at ’l‘romsoc, and the
expedition will leave that port for
Archangel and Franz Josef Land ab-
out .Iuly lst. II will winter in Franz
Josef Land and make the. dash for too
pole. If all goes well. III the spring of
i004, Mr. Ziegler. who backs the ex-
pediliou,’owns (treat island, and Is a
resident here.
WESTPORT.
Frank Neff ls conducioring on it tie
pot trolley.
John Dooliiig is now night foreman
at the trolley barn.
Mrs, R. I‘. Sherwood is visiting'
friends In Brooklyn, N. Y. i
Dune Paik,
Chicago, yesterday
307 miles. was made in 292 minutes
speed averaging sixty~ six miles an
hour equalling the wand made on this
mud in liiiltl between Chit ago and Bill-
hit) The train teachcd
minutes late. llctween Toledo and
I‘li-ieland 108 miles, the Inn was made
iii one hour and forty- five minules. The
downé along the route. The train cov-
taster than any previous record At
WI
.111
lilltll‘l was ninety miles
Ilnto the Elkbart. the train
on lioiii
“'33
time that it was late Oil! of Cleveland
reached. Uthet
speed ch e
Miss Rose Sherwood has been ongoing Kenilaliilic and l. lgonier. ind.
ed as cleik iii l.chn' II lIiIlieiy iatc of [it miles an hour 2!" miles from
The Westport Paper Co“ 3 wharf isi Kendnliille to Iloshen, ind, at the
being put in thorough repair. i into of 80 miles an hour six miles be
Merrick H. Cooley and wife are visit-I tween Arehliold and Stryltcr at nliie~‘
lug III North Wilbraliam. Mass. Iy Iuiles tlll hoiti The tiiiiii got into
A number of Impioveitietits are being, Chicago til 0: 45 It at. .. on time.
made to Vigliaiit Engilie house.
About $l5
Iiile giicn at the llbriiiy. Saturday. I
ii. 'I‘. Piitcliard and wire of Bridge» I Radical Socialist Detained in Jail at
are visiting their son. F. K. , Walla Walla.
PHIIINIFII- Wain. A WALLA \Vllsll, May at.—
James Silk and Charles partensen Joseph Decker. a Radical Socialist is.
me brInklng in as molornien on the I“ (In. city thIi here on a suspicion of
"i0ifll “01er “"93- having Intended III kill Picsident
A lemming “I'd“ “I '0 (ON-‘19 or 00" ’Roosevclt yesterday The episode was
Itriicliou along the float of the Rice' 1mm mug} until after the presidents;
propeily. Riverside avenue. departure
MFS- JOSODh Spice! has Becker is accused of having remark-
home "0m 0 VIII“. “’“h Mrs- 1‘7- ed at i’endleton, Ore.. last week. that
Marvin. at her home in Bridgeport. he had one bullet for President Rouse
Miss Elsie Sherwood, who has been
confined to her home some days
through illness. is convalescing and
able. to be out again.
Lasl night Ihe musical society met
at the residence of C. ll. Kcniper and
disposed of considerable business, in«
cluding election of officers.
Tonight Doric Chapter. 0. E. 8.. will
teceive a visit from the grand lodge
returned i
T.
of Germany. He left for Walla Wallal
with a rifle and his Pendleton partner
Patrick Kine, followed him here. noII- i
fying the police. Becker was found:
working In a butcher shop. lie was
arrested and on being questioned diso .
closed the location of his rifle wlilIlIi
was hidden III II farmei' s barn on the;
line of march. Becker is a Swiss. The 1
oflicers: Following regular work a police he“. think that a tragedy wag;
social hour will be enjoyed. narrowly averted, I
Dr. and Mrs, T. C. Stenrns will enI' ._...___.___._ f
lertnln the Musical Society on the POSTMASTER FOUND GUILTY
night of June 6. It will be a social
session. but no doubt opportunity will
be found for the enjoying of numerous
musical selections.
The Rev. George W. Barhydt, pastor
of Christ Church. has received a call
from St. Thomas' Church. Hartford,
and will in all probability accept. III
is expected that he will assume charge
\
Stole $1.711 l
MANCHESTER N. 11., May 26—\
verdict of guilty has returned today
against James M. Lurvey formerly
postmaster nl Golf‘s Falls, who was ac-
cused of assaulting Joseph H. McDei-
mott, August 27. 1902. and robbing him
MQQ. 71], which the latter was convey-
ing to the Devonshii‘e‘hlll'ls for an ex-
press company. The Jury had just con.
sidered the case all night,
Ifl‘heir verdict was accompanied by
The drought has seriously affected
instances
iaimer. George lI‘aIrchlld. among ode
reported. Some Noroton people who
Iiiiw (71.0 runaway, sold It was Mr. “‘7’. "‘"'"“"'““ ‘ .f .. , b I,
m... .ng Iggom II. "III, '°""IIW:.2IIIIIIM *-
town rejoice! and revels In eating the "hm" "Rom“? lie "" “m“ Grand FJI'I" Ill be Alli“ to ln'lct
succulent pics. The sttike In New spent Sunday m Heiiel i For tithe“) Cuttlol' ,-
‘ ”UH," has 1M," patched up so ”m, it Miss Marguerite Liidforrl is the pr.oiid mi”? « . . .-. "
Is |l0niliil|e for customers to get plea ”New” “‘ “ new ”'“W- i Although Oliver 1" Sherwood, the
Mrs. James Smith is home from a
Theme has gone to the":
REMARKABLE RUN OF A TRAIN. ‘I
llogcllier line.
of surgeons; Dr. L. Seltz, of Evans Twentieth Century Limited Covered. a
ville, IIId.. and Dr, J. Collin Vaughn. 307 M'I“ ‘" 292 mm“!
Iiclh Century Limited over the LuImIVImMeIrII of Shepherdtown W. VE-
Shore liailioad between this city undiaa-VH'
thirty five minis east "(I chills and for a year tried everyihlng
The distautc i i heard of. but got no relief. One but-
The entire distance was ('OH‘i ed at ui‘llmd me absolutely"
Cleveland FN-
l'Iom the cast an hour and lhlr~';lyiv.o 50“ 3‘ 00-
grade for all! nine s otit of (‘ leveiond il‘. Francisco Calif..
up and there are a number of slow"
N...“ u“. ”mum... of 133 mm", 0..., ”H. excteinient among the natives in the.
Air Line in Ill minutes. two minutes “all! Dim 0‘ UH! .V'N“
Interval: the speed between Toledo and formed themselves “"0 parties
lint outI piIIelv
fourteen minutes late and the entire awards half ”W V0019"? "19 property
was made up before Rune park was the Savaiians and one fourth to Upolu.
biiists of unusual OWNS
Sixteen “files Immepn. pi odiiillon of Capri! ls estimated to be
m the? Iciluccd to about 1.70000 pounds. '
I
l
. . . . :pion. aged eight years was killed to
WM. "mm“ it) n“ elm“: INTENDED TO K”"' PRESIDENT' day while crossing the tracks of the ~
velt and another for Emperor William I trafllc (,
Blinded Man With Red Popper and NEW YORK NEW HAVEN &
9: 40. 10: 24:. 10:40I11:35:.
abscouding- 'oashlepbf theSoulhport
. Nulltml‘nanic'han «not been appre-
hended. United States District Attor-
iiiey iI‘rIIncls H. Parker- Ivlll ask the
‘ grand Jury which will be In attenduiiIne
In the United States District court Iii
Hartford today, to llud an indictment
against him, Mr. Parker has issued
a complaint. against . Sherwood under
Section 5.209 oftlie Revised Statutes
or the United States. The section re-
lates to crimes by officers of National
Banks. The secret service men who
are after Sherwood believe that he
will be apprehended before long.
There was Ii belief that Sherwood
had committed suicide but since. the
secret service men have learned that
there in II Woman In the case 'lbey have
strong bones that the mun will be
brought to justice. The complaint
against Sherwood charges him with
embezzling funds of a National think.
with a one. application of funds and
with making false .enliies iii the
books of the bunk.
. A SURE THlNG.
it
Dr King‘s New Din
i covery for Consumption in a sure cure
for all lung and throat troubles. T710“-
sands cnn testify to that. Mrs C.
"i had a sworn case of Brou-
tle of Dr. King's New Discovety then
its infallible
for Cloup Whooping Cough. (irip,
Pneumonia and Consumption. Try it.
II‘ II guaranteed by P H. Baxter, drug-
'l‘rinl bottles fice. Regular size:
TUTUILA NATIVES EXCITED.
’l‘l‘I’l‘UilA Samoa. Miiv ll. via Sun
May 20I-The high
court of Tutulla has settled the land
idisputes which caused the extreme
There Were ei-
'i‘licse nlteiwarda
two
being from i'polu. one from Savnil and
Tuluiltin. The decision
even claimants
to the 'i‘IitIiilii claimant. one-fourth III
to the IIIIIIent hurricane the
BANNER SALVI
the most knew: coin to the world.
—_‘
GUILFORD BOY KILLED BY TRAIN.
tlUIl. FORD May ‘Jli.-l~‘ruiik Chain
N’cw \"oik New limen iiiid Haitford
Railroad near his home here. in trv
in" to avoid a freight liaiti he stepped
' not be cured by Hall's Catari‘h ,Clil'll.
iii said that nothing Insure ex- ._
Iccpt death and taxes, but Unit is not
HOW'OWTHIBI
We offer One Hundred Dollars lie-
word for any case of Cnturrlt that. can-
[I‘, J. CHENEY it CO. Piops.
Toledo 0
We the undersigned. have known 1“.
J. Cheney for the but l.r I years, and co-
llovo bini ptnfeclly honorable III all
business transactions and financially
able to» carry out any obligations made
by their firm
Went a. I’.rnnx Wholesale Drugglsts,
Toledo Ohio
Welding. Kinnnii a: Marvin, Wholesale
’ Driigglatn. Toledo. .Ohio.
Hall's Cntarrh Cure In taken Intern.
ally, noting-directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 750 per bottle. Sold by all drug
gisls. testimonials free.
Hall's Family Pills are the bout. ”
Beats the Other
by Four-Years ,,
The residence of Thomas
Smith '55 Osborn avenue, East
iNOrWik, was painted «with lead.
oil and zinc hand mixed. fifteen
years ago by 1111'.‘ .
l defy any patent paint to show .
equal body with as much wear.
JUNIUS BROWN.
.PIIIIIII .
25 South Main Street. ’
., Relidtffid: 25 ETM‘Gr‘ove Si.
over our attitfik
coMéTocf’K.
" 8' DOW
and MopcyOrdero payable any-
where lg. Minor». '39:, sale at
lowpst'ratels. ‘
‘Irware
That's our principal line, and we
inure three stories and basement well
stocked with first quality goods. We
nlaociirry Agricultural liiiulemeiits.
I Our neck of On Run II l8
Syracuse News and Cultivators, Hay I ,
the present prim ll unsolici-
Cutters, lload Scrapers, Cordage.
(t .
. . t‘l I! ll ra en for the Po-
Piilnls, ()ils. Ginsu. Wagon Wood Work. f P con 0 . 00
,, 'rnnindor at this uuon will in .
Ash mid Garbage Cans, Automobile .
and Launch Oil, 'i‘iii. Enamel did In follltws. " ‘
Wooden Ware. Witter Filters, Contrttc- ' 811-00, 512-75. 814-25-
tors',
Oysterinen's and Factory Silp'
can». Bahama
1707757" Garden Tools. Lawn‘ MOWI
. I .
ers. Rubber Hose. Hammocks. LIahfln" wmn‘ny. if;
Screen Doors Window Screenu and
Electric ill Supplies,
.I
Drop in and look ‘
WnTKiNS
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
mourn NORWALK
ii 912th 43:51::
q- wrw yr".
iliiiiiiiiiilii
To the Old Country. Drafts
. I There Is no more do?»
made for useIon hardy .
debt-s !:l‘t iii not dictum
‘ifidtiei or when washout!“
water ’3‘“ 'drien It: w?! on awe.“
da on retains to» not” 2 a
'cezdlngly. long time. Dmm' .
ASTIC FLOOR FINISH .70) 00037010: .
ot‘ peel off One colt wileWfl-h , ‘
“life" of a linoleum or at '
it withstands kicks and mm“ ,o'
especially recommended for till
bath- rooms bar-tops or Inyi'ltu‘fncoa ,
accustomed to severe and ‘
,II.rI!'-
tit NE ti. T003 YOU
Ciiilililirliiiliiiiil
aired-anemia.
to some sincere
I
bio Dotted 2‘3”
in front of a passenger tinin bound for
New Haven and Was struck by a loco-
lllOll‘O
TRAIN ssnwca oIsAaLEo. i
CIIICKASIIA i '1‘.. May ZII—Re
ports from Saturday night‘s storm in
this section show Ionditions to be far
worse than at first reported, and ill
will be several days before passenger‘
on be resumed over any of the
railroad lines.
lliliES‘” “T“"o'iii'r
PEliilliiililiw Pills. \
Walla. Indulge-o
Uodltor Nunavut-media in. If admin I .
loo-lulu. ’Alrili'il‘m‘vlnn onMIb-l'rlntrlnctcm
honor “m OI.
"Wan“ lulu:
«a. «out»: @3on tom" tins
Groceries
at Any Price.
, u warren... ,
usage _ ‘ "a”
JACOB I. “WON. ' f,
It lulu-nod uni" have ham-III. or T0 CRIME)».
. '; ~I Window Shad“.
“"““""" " ’""’" ......_.... Picture Frames. ‘J‘y
is in ILI“ I ' ' U
5:” it?“ ‘li . , DEALERS in “I,"
. ., . Wall Pattern;
FLA TING Paintern’ Suppllu. , '. "I
Attlntn’ Materials. 't.j !'
by Improved methods, benqglmoro - é "i", , ’ .. '
reasonable—more Iuting - SPECIAL. " . _
tidal. sanguine. Copy”; .I,‘ ' 1 01;th Curtain ram withm
. . § ' .
'° AW“? WW“ . . oioui Window Blind“. eifimm ”To.
«Motor: ‘ ‘ a... - ..
- ’ Solid Bran Halt Curtain MN 1:
The New England Electric Ilo- long with mum, Ijot; iii .
tor really its- no superioro GIN!!! .00 010' Bill £109 light?
show you one._ _~ .. . .~ HI'PAI Din Gr. .fl 0
‘ . cantata
THE G. N. MCKIBBIN
IM'F' G C0.
,. “7 _.
a... ,
SO. NORWALK.
4
Extra li‘nnciI Creamery nutter. 25c. lb
25c
25c
250
20c
3 Cans Tomatoes,
3 Cans Sweet Corn
3 Packages Presto.
2l'ouiid Can Corned llcef,
".f‘
Iil'u, :‘I’AC
A Stuli
,4
1...}.
HARTF RD RAILROAD.
Sui—jut: 24 cornea; AVE ..
‘ "I Rosamond/Aim.
in slim my it 1303.
LEAVE sou'rH nonwaut ran
NEW YORK.
A. ills—12:40! 6: 05:, 5.582. 8:15
62,55 7:13, 7:52. 8:161 9203:, 0:25!
kind Ladder Company held
The talent comprises representative!
A. Dir-12:02! 600 800 7:00
‘ First— its convenience. by ppm; able
.-. .i i , P M .:--12 55 . 2: 25!. 3: 05
,j down. or. Marshall s carriage was IID- Enggfisagégg $132343? 31,2302)? d2; precommcndatlon for leniency on iiI- 3 20!, 4, 07 ‘30:]. 533% 5. 55 It IS 38- (angst the light. witmpt‘gn alga!!! _ ._
set, mi :vrps Ilse Lemongellls wagon weather The tiny crop is snidtobpl grunt of the gallant civil war record 6 55: 7 07x: 7. 55x 8' 00 m 20. msch d-‘i‘li we ‘ minim
Both m wily smashed. but neither failure Inhe defendant. A motion by ceiinsel SUNDAYS. . . _ . . recs)? suffocation {333‘ path in _ -.
?l£e;h:neh‘afiil Efll‘lfiaiakglgdlgn' £50352 Tonight there is to be an eutert («’17:ng{fiaiugzznatgfegiufiglg‘enfg akin—12: 40x. 5: 05:. 5: 58!. 9:05. 3 :ccidenlllly an!“ 73% £05. ‘ I“ .i'
‘ - I I the hall fth Sun I
“as i ‘ . “‘9 ““"“W“’- ”“i the“: Tighten; Church thiti’t is femifio’ mm“ by m” ”“9" WWW“; P. u.-—a: 20x. autumn. 7:20. abut“ " ms- 24’... WEE “3‘ .
2'“ were "1 of male on the bridge iii“ ““‘nl’e's The 9mm“ oil’i'i‘ffiriie‘i‘i'iimn"iiinm” ”and ‘ 0' “If. The INK”; " gill? ’
at lhI , ‘ u ‘ “ . ..., : — J 1.
’ comprise an amusing comedy. Th pepper which was thrown into his . C 7" .. . damn of limo 3%,},
seed wimpy." mi medical seiecum LEM/I new. YORK FOR scum when. much 9 an
- by the Computing Scale Co. quartetto. ., - ‘ " ’NOIWAIBK. . .I m 97.31053): 9g!
t 5
our... r. v:
2 school
, part of title pnper .‘
I In“
Jon“ “I «this»
m
”Drought fictional WM...“ of ‘
their regular eeting. last night.
John Oberl der, of the West Side.
has completed another launch and Will
send itto New York In a day or up.
The children of the Baptist Sunday
trio; rehearsal last night in
prep: enter the Childrens' Day ex-
ercisel.
DAR
Look it}
I)
AND genome.
undale't 30.19 another
The Sewing Circle of the Congrega-
tlonal 'C hrch will met “flight with
Mrs. 0.. Mom.
A meeting of the
the Congregational Church will be held
flight. 1,5 Hit. him; I. .-
The «I
have been held
Church lut Wedn .tiu been pout-
we. vm
stockist-int: thciddttlon of two
and:
of Saugatucli‘s social set and general
interest is evidenced over the events:
Wilton.
a friend from B
git-ten Mrs. Warne
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any was purchased by Edward
or. assistant to VicePreoldent Wells.
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