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. defile . io bills the assemble of oil cent. ——-- . SEASQN ‘ a TD as AND AN “1-
.. M William Sim“ ill" will ap- ton sot-so. Belle Island. is “guitarist“ or the l'lolno. to fire We offer 01:. Hundred noilara ite- . ' = a . ‘ a ‘3‘"
F C i 23 (6 {$33 tfi'ili'filonnion‘i': emit“; M" w""f““x‘.°m' a“ m‘°",‘:§ 3"" “H TQM“ "Pitta" rm” ”TL?” 3‘53”“ 0'3“?" {“3 5:” ' ’ on and at, in Fitting .
Cw ‘ r ' i eat . Bole sand, as rsoovs . art, a lost runs 0’ r on cam. no on y n V's than u . g '. . . . . .
2 ”m”, f; ‘5 .. w”i'-'""---~1‘“‘ My , » ~r..°ll:::rli:t....~ ...... Emitfiiit‘hh "is: ‘3' l.2*li.tii.:..ih3:s:.2-. : Lasis 8” lean i a" mg: ..i:‘;'..2:l.':t, w-
i "'1 2c It . sn' Ward's two " ‘ - ' . ' -' , ' 'V . ..
iV a” F"? F m9" .mm- aware»... tell and :étmfi Ellinflhm“. m: $7.323 i’é‘ii:{.‘°‘ie '“iiii'ou‘fi’“i322 mm” 5': {1m °§ ififinug'gng “f: ‘5 ' NOT ONLY iN THE sustains ‘ RI HMOND RANGES? "
M410“ Salmon 10‘ an 'mfillowlflil. who '23:: fingtidm: Samuel M. Birch has arrived train loved ‘ “in moms-s. mug“ Val; limos-atmatctuioos bs‘l'ili "dammit: .3 n APRECMTED, gur m : THE JONES & HOTCHKIss
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- . ‘ '“ilm'm‘“lid“‘iimh'imuneieii- midfield; ‘r‘t’emmi‘edggm‘ 33: i: mention and public Km. withstands} "H “ on | THE wmrss as WELL. m ., FQrMPANYi . , t
2 PM!- 'K°M Kd-‘P‘. 25:1 32:10:33“; &)§?:“YP°;“:IJ;“ #13:: avenue. iHe expects to close the cot.- hAt I:lzlii it? hoollémdflri gatihciredl (i; ESTI‘TEUX. Wholesale Drugglsls, THE MORNING WHEN you ,. .‘W “4 "‘37. NORWALK. '
‘ a“ * ‘ - taeforthese n mtocapeiolta Ollie an nvi .V .3. , . . - ‘ 'l
' "i ‘ . 5"” Wilma. Ind ”56.0“me “Museum". f comrade Dart to bil‘lii‘eselll. After we! .No. KINNAN a MARVIN. ’ 00 T0 PREPARE .IREAK- e R ‘ .
.. .5" , . M ° " it” . b“ n“ his 2‘0" their!” rahJotsisllm‘ the sinsiiisotslwiogfw-iii-Miller . Wmhbwfli'ill T01, @0- ‘ rasr AND rmn THE com. a . ,
25 ‘ ~. . LE2! i .... ‘ Tema'...lfl framework Min of the Darien Moth it Church, and. Hells Catarrh'Ctiro-is ta an inter- A . . V V V V .
C DARIE AND O OTON. position and the work ofshingling com- “3i or two fipgmpmliaumimiiugg mo £1351th3: amour uncouth: ”12.? FIR! LOW. if You HAVE 0 - ; V , , ‘~
v ""— enc d lhi mornin . an once. at c com 0! e I I cos 0 e ya . T . V
.V. . .. - Everett Miliepaup is to move to mornings Salaam“. .fid his force of men chapel. Capt. James N. ()oe, superln- Testimonials sent free. Price The per : ma“ FANG: YOU CAN LlGH , Enmalod
"""'" ' We 3"”!- “ ' . i ' are cutting a pair of steps from the tendent rose and said that, as the sf. bottle. Sold by all drulitilts. . fl’ lNeTANTLY. 8 _ . _, . ,
Stephen O'Dell drove to Mount Ver~ solid rock in front of Mrs, R. G. Cot- “ii” WI! wholly [Won ill) by members Hall's Family Pills are the best. A MATCH KINDLEB IT 0 , _ , .
, .. i . non and back yesterday. tor'.k cottage in Summit avenue. The of thleéHone. Lt wills pmimizge a; thtolir "‘5 ' : K 'T . HE" WARE
7 ~ ' war is nearly completed. "um i‘ 0 i3 0'“ - ‘ ° 9 A VALVE REGULATEB l‘r. ,
24 Comic Wm . his: antisocial" $3?i'“tth';.".:’“wl‘§"tihfiimé’ifilih’li . m... . , ._ ,, - . _ . .
- ' . - . . pans asey, w o ave een spen ag ' - ‘ ' '
5i East ”Wall. . Conn. M131“ “filfiatfmlmfiw'ntfmud "m me i 9 summer at Rotan Point. left yes- Mii‘" ”‘0 .iiiiiiii'iim‘ry "email” iii‘w‘ : CONNECTIONS FREE. 0 Fiffifigfl‘l'V-l
it V i . 9 on c 00- 9" liven. terday afternoon via Rowayton; for chairman '""""'"“"“ Comrade Ayros , O m . F'o I260 it‘d
. .. Thomas Kane. of Noroton, is now it their homes in New yarn and [ironic of the Home, who in slow well-chosen Wm . ' , ' 0 u . ‘ I”
~ . .-.. ___._ student in St. Thomas‘s seminary in lyn. remarks presented Comrade Dart with . - . j « .. V
V er . V ,V V H'rtford. Charles Jones. of Stamford. who ‘ beautiful “Old WII‘Ch. Chain Ind ‘01,,” AND “cclssrllls . ‘V ‘ ‘ . A'.°, ‘1]
i .. . . . . l A Sunday school rally will be held owns acottage on the south end or the liescii suitably ensravetl; Comrade ...... , . . O V _ _V . i, p.
in the Congregational Church at noon island. has named his niece "Allen 9“" in “MM” ”'9 WM 1'09““ "l , _. , -. O f ‘ ...
V . . . nextflunday. Lodge." The name is neatly lettered :g fiery] “e“lm‘ m)“ £333“ "in”: . ‘ . . ,; y , g j’ t.‘ . , .. . am or ‘ anges “‘
' “ ‘ ‘ Charles weber. who is seriously ill 0" a board "in “cum" ‘00“9‘0‘0‘“ 0 ”it; "x “a ”in, 0:" p 91',“ l . a Innfl an O ' m l A ‘J ‘ l .
“m" M b T i I n of typhoid [Dyer had Elishiiy impmV- position on the side oithohouseu “id “‘“Y "W1" d? b” 8‘ ‘9 I“ “la: . _ V O .____-_ ,
The schooner Phoe e ml 8 n no cd yesterday. . V H. L. Rowland h, ennged in cari- adllltant were ms t. ly upt. Loo. A ~ . , , V . . v ' . . V o. . V _ ~i . V
with a cargo of sand. Th r ill be i h '. lng earth m a" in a hole on the sea intant Reynolds. superior-General ”0TH uonwauucopm, . . . .. . .. V V .
W e 9' ameet ng °“ 9 Kings wall in front of Oak cottage A team 39““ and D" M' W. Robinson, ”'l' ». , . . , . -. .. , . O ' 4 ' .
This evening the W. A. H. Circle will ghu'hligltili o: , the Congregational and horse are on. the lab. The work dent physicians. At the conclusion of ...-... a V V 7‘ g . > . . , . ., as
“’° . i ’ ‘°'"°°“- Capital. "00.000.00 ‘ _ I i
Church.
Letter Carrier James Hanford is tak-
ing a day off, and Clarence Crofoot is
substituting for him. .
. A regular meeting of Eagle Hook
and ladder Company was held on 8st-
urday night. and arrangements were
made for the annual fair.
Fred E. Stevens. a former student
in Miss Davis's school. was a visitor
few days. . ..
It isreported that Charles H. Davis
has sent word to have his float taken
care of this winter. A party from
Rowayton will store the float and re.
mains of the bridge for the winter.
the adiutant's wife with a. line watch
and chain, it token of goodwill from
the omcern and nurses 0f the Home;
Mrs. Dart returned her thanks in a
pleasant manner.
Darlen. and several of the comrades
Rev.
Dr. Miller. of
Surplus. 310030030"
‘Offldf Profits. $45,200.00
unstimulati‘rmuo” ' ti
i to a little sensible. straight-
Oermol-ah sanity
A meeting at the Ladies' Aid siclety m to“ 8m“ n, We... 1. now The question of salvage will probably i°il°wed wiih kindly and aruropriate , g , . ‘ p, . , , . ‘ . , V V ,V ,
of the East Avenue Church, was held in Mame" in Nashville Tenn. come up when an attempt is made to remarks and the affair closed at 8:30 1‘“. I. “New". forwardtalk about ouriclasms on I "a...“ t .
this afternoon at 2 oclock. . t k m n t , with the singing of Blest Bethe Tie ...... your cons «snout . - . ., .. .m
.... . Miss Mary Oafi‘ney, of Noraton, and ’89 9 0“ M“!- That Binds." As the 00mm,“ ”used , . , Th' t l n n bushes, . . ...
Large 30110013 or hen-ins have been Mil. Beatrice Raid, graduates of the eve!!! have ventured Into the WI‘GI’ out of the chapel, Comrade Dart “00d DIRIOTORII . 1‘ I. O a s we 0 ' ‘ T
noticed in the water of the Norwalk Stamford “mi 30'100'. "6 attending the“ “’5' and report n '° be the be“ at the door and iooii each one by the Joint HJm-ia mu 0‘ moul- principles; we run u to make on: PLA TIN“
“m. lately The, are mane, than the Normal school in New Haven. "“9 ““‘m- The "i" ‘i' “W". but hand. John H; Knapp Chum“ warts money out of it. We are not aat- . . ..::
' Mrs. Harriet Wood. of Sunshine the l" '3 rather chilly. 0‘“ young ——————-——— ,m. H Li m g '4 u. hf, d 'th th 1 1 humanly“ mMM-m
usual, this year. man as to the dock 011’] ever (la n, u, I t Ha. . 0m" e WI e 83 eun C“ you II'Q .
. Lodze. is visitiasin New York. Very d 8° 1‘ V Y Y scan use new museum. Josiah a. Marvin samuaiorummaa “'5 d u, h.“ be- reasonable-menial
Captain McNett of the salvation few children an now aiihe home.and ““ ”mm“ "m "m" “‘"'°'°“‘ -———- ILWIiIIoo Marvin. “ 3 e w‘ ya" 9““ ’ t 't , n. . 4
Army will conduct .alprayer meeting they will remain for the winter and “film” 5:" seemstoenloyfhlmlleiffiand That improved by the Mean. fine and . “P“ we want Y°u f.“ a re lat , Cola. flint. mm; It
tonight. in the heme‘of'l‘llomas Wood. Btgaiicaefgoiair: 0m?"- “m 10 8| ‘ Tfl? b;.;l’"°;::'“;:og,,g:‘ 3:3? Aloha la Much Wider Titan Old Road. " , ' , ““0“"? ”id 3 business mmd- Io mm mm 2" '4 ....
Van zandtaveaua. , , now and mm, muffin, mica“; orchestra will take place tonight at While much has been said about the Juana" Salloifed T 0 d W' d Shad P’ .... .~., .. "at, . _
Captain Revision Rowland of the large strings of them. One man went the lloton Point dancing pavilion, The new road built and improved by the _ . . . ,' .... 0 r 5"“ “‘Fow "- ‘c' “0".4V
Radel Oyster Company, is at. 6m Cod. ”new“ and caught over ‘ bushel affair promises to be a big success. Messrs. Fine an: Ant he, (in front of their ,- tVure ramea. ,V n VVVVVV A. V ....
whee“!!! some of the oyster grounds of them. Some are of very large am. After tonight, and for the balance of resV once»I onfl 111511 , iliveriii‘e. tn i: , - , , ‘ 0 “W W m I0
owned b the company at that point Crushed stone dressins has been put ””5 “’99“ my» “'9” "i“ ”ii "99 dm’ “0w "“1“ F" i“ t "’“i W"? n it Dealer in Wall Papers, Painters tor Mi! ha is , M
. y ' on the sidewalks under the railroad ing °“ "“9 plans °f "‘9 h°t°L The section '3 WM" than formerly ""1 ‘ ' Supplies Artists’ Materials. .Ih'. . :9...
Mrs. Emily J. smith oi the old Sali- bridge “a the walking there has been Point will close next Sunday night for much more' it? than] in from of '28 . ,. V. . , ’ . V ' . ~ * .. *
satuck road. is seriously ill at her much improved. There are a number the season. . (15:13:; gfdfhum pure. when a t e We In“, "71¢ line of the“ SPECIALS. . . a .5th ,.
home With pleurisy and' pneumonia. 0' other places Where ““5 00“” be k in d 'a mural rec ti b ‘ . White Curtain Poles with le- . ' MG N HMBHV
Her daughter Mrs Seaman of New done With benefit in pedestrians. —-When doctors fail, "y Burdoc ‘9 roa “ 3 mt ‘ on y y , i’ " ‘ ' ... a. 92.2,; . x
Y rk h b eh. ummoned here Hon. Mark D. Wilbur is expected Blood Bitters. Cures dyspepsia, con- parties interested iiNifm‘nd to be in W3 ‘1‘ 9m W451: prices tures. soc. ,/ ”F6 m
0 ' ll e ' ' . home next week. Mr. Wilbur. who is stipation: invigoratea the whole ”3' front 0' the [inn place. m Westport. Cl°th Window Shade’h With ‘
William LeCount, who has had ty. at present in Manitoba, has been trav‘ ‘em‘ -____ ‘ {Sgg‘ogezfgemé‘g'g($3330???) 3:51; considering quality. fringe. 35c. .,
. phold fever. is out again and looks as eiiiis in the extreme northwest for P0,, LA ’ ‘ m. ‘0, m'm, ,, m. we," ~st Solid 3,“, H 1; Curt - R 56 VAI’ERST» SILIIORIVALK.
5' well as ever. He says. however. that seiner“ months. it is expected that he U R AMU3EMEN73- to“ wide. The road “1‘me My!“ HEADQUARTERS FOR 3 ft ion with fi‘xtures T“ 0d!
H “3 mm'“ m“ °°'"°""°“ ”' w ”m” "‘ D‘"°“"°°“ m" h" AT HOYT’S THEATRE. MONDAY Langdon Ketchlim place was measured ' 9' . °¢~
return. '
Mrs. Tostevin and grandchildren,
Miss Claire and Master George Brett.
have gone to New York. where they
will spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs,
George Brett will close their house in
fast as the would like. but a short time
--“Shur¢-Cut" ,Can Opener. cuts
more will complete his recovery,
easily. No rag 9rd edge.
Aggtilsditliifgoggsf‘ mus? areal? "flaws KNIVES,
. ll 5. ' .
and found to be from fence to fence
thirlyelght feel flili, with a road width
of only nineteen feel from gutter to
gutter. This makes the new road about
seven feet wider than lilo original road.
NIGHT.
The excellent comedy drama. "The
Minister’s Daughters," which will be
seen at Hoyt‘s Theatre. Monday night.
tells the story of two country girls.
If, some of the reckless auto chauf-
feurs'ln these parts do no mind their
it's and q’saswellastheirievers some- Continuin and ”on.“ over the V __ ,1 . V :
- ~- . o; Rid e within 1 we. s. i daughters of the widow of a country 5 , » V
Willi? lfi:§.n§ifi 3° liftifiii their fagrnily in Neaw 27;... 9" Md 10“ minisiorvwhi’mm New Y0” i“ ”in?" ”mm" ""12." """ "’7'“ "m m m“ ‘ ‘ t" ' PAINTING' PAPER HANG'
o fiaWMD h‘a'li'm‘r'céiycros-Same - 0' ”NOW“ *0 “l“ "W W ”E “mm ‘ ”"'°“' ‘9“ m ' m" IS Hill Th0 16 ING DECORATING
av‘rlltnlhr'ah‘stel-‘spot when one of these wes'rpon'r able to keep the "we cmmiri tom; :33;mm,;gg:g333:3“? mi . . i ' ,
Mai! Mullahs. with noono aboard ex- ...... where they have beenbrousht up an n Wm be “an "m the d “at by an d 1
where their aged mother still resides.
The home having been mortgaged,
these two daughters start out to keep
the wolf from the door of their coun‘
' cell? 1..th young Jehu came ripping
dowis' Fort Point street. and so on over
thels‘fldge. at a clip which made horses
The selectmen will meet on Sept. 28
to make voters.
Louis Burr has entered upon a
the Messrs. Finn and Asche. and while
not accepted by the town for width
reasons, is wider than the old road.
. all sorts of
LH Decker on undone
rear ”do“ 1811) and the people "13" ‘0 course at Yale university t.- - - ~ ' ‘ 87’w.";in‘f°n Shea}, I
' ~ . - . y home and to try and pay oi!’ the . . . .. V
maga¥hfighfifJpfifbgmgfin'g; Mrs. Oscar Allen and daughters are mortgage. The many mishaps which be- "W75 DAIRYMEN. Boat and Shore Re“ 8.0““ "on" k. . It’. now in teak
was‘hlki'a'dual to tally “we“ train visiting in New York city. fall them in their endeavors. and the ’ l m! . Telephone Connections. SV , I O
the . ~ il d Miss Annie Achart left here for her many "3""! “"19““ in "me" “‘9" ”e L.“ F ° 6 M." "9 °' the Season “ ' 7 ,
on ., '5‘“): ma ' . home in New York city. Saturday. placed. are correctly drawn by it's auth- Oakland Farm. Lebanon, Today. SOl't buppl‘es. DAVID W RAY“ ‘ "'
Allsinnn y party was given Master George Reaney is trying his hand at 01% 36M“ ii“! Mimic “(‘9 0‘ his By invitation of William H. Gear. of ww’ - . WONDK/ _
Enim' ,at his home, No. 5 Rowen soliciting tor an insurance company. 3‘0” he h” NEON ”i lb‘mdii'ice 0‘ Oakland Farm. Lebanon. the Coauecii- -—- Funeral Director / ' " ‘ .
st "day the 15th..“ honor at Mrs. Louis Hlflfison. of New York, "3"” “WHEN “med" “d some. out Dnlrynlen's Asmoiation. will hold ’ ‘ ~ " ‘1 ‘ 9' I
h V, z.- birthday anniversary. A is visiting at the home of A- F. Butler. highly realistic and sensational epi- a field meeting and picnic at his farm. comarocx 1! North. ‘ , A” ‘ = i . 1‘ ‘ ' u
xefl ' time was enjoyed by the Charles Henenberg has had as his, “0593' making it “1050“" 030.01“! today. Lebanon is well ituo’wn as it .. . .' ‘ w ' ' HI”: WM ' ‘ L w f 7
ilttl A bountiful collation w" guest , Richard Ardier, of New York greatest successes. Every agentlon ilrsteclass dairy section. Lebanon ‘ ‘ i ' "23 Telephone at vii-m I“. Pa r Hall
.38 , - w tum, departed “m“ we city. . has been Willi-“ Will" in i ‘5 iii”I cream” bolus the lamest in the state WATK NS mam—- » l
h all» ., my” mum. of the day. Mm, a. w, Barhydt has returned diiciibn- is the “"10?! and "90‘1““ Mr. Beer's farm is one of the most , a ‘ .. ‘ “ M “WWW“ . ‘ v
AM" J" jthose present were Wallace home from a visit with friends inVNew enacts. Which Dial! anVimportahnt liu‘i prominel ones in this section. , A ”low . WWW .
Pints Harold and Lester John, on]. York city. , in the piece. "'0 Cl"? 0“ by l 3 mm' The forenoon was devoted to the ln- ‘ . 9 “ ~
~' ladb.’ “his. Chester Thompson, Willie 8.1, Colett and wife have taken p0!- puny “d are .F; handsomel as 1 any ”“5““ 0‘ "'3 Gear's “1"" farm ”“1 w ‘ " ' '
Tam-211...." ‘der Cummings. rreddie session or the John Flynn house. Com- Signngggg‘lgomgg‘gfiggle N "3° 3322' a basket lunch was served at NaatDoosCity Library. - a any
. ,po'sree._ , . , ‘ - '
'ms" ‘uil‘ir'olin'iraoiinditalrggi‘to 2:3. mail-sill: .w. Kegllfir has returned to DEVONDE s'rocx co. _ 1‘!ng Often)??? their): some “in: "2 WA‘NINO‘WN "“113 " »
w ..i ‘3‘ Cu Sadie and Ruth 0 sem nary at a t more and resum- The “standing room only" sign was "13 31“" “i” n '1 ‘0' - > ‘ ’ " ‘
Emma? “1“" 833mm“, (may. ed her duties there. . again displayed at Hoyt’s Theatre, last Pmuli’i‘ 0- L- 395C“- 0' 00“““9'1‘ ”UT“ "ORWALK' Pluum
'I' - - {Belle Tate. Leola Bates. 01. At Thursday night's meeting of Tem- evening. when the DeVoade Stock Animllviil‘ai Counsel H- 0- Daniels, 0! Phone. an.
artist." ‘ , ' »
rm wuss.
Middlalowll. and others. will address
the meeting. The president of the as‘
societies. E. c. Dirge. of Weathers will
pie Lodge. 1". l A. M.,'the "M. M."-
dearee will be conferred. .
Joseph Haaf is suffering from a frac-
Company‘ presented "Doomed." a are
not melodrama of thrilling interest and
starliiagfsituations. Chief “among time
ive and Helen Percy.
’ “newsman.
The Conn. can't we las.‘ do has
,, _ . . tured ooilar'boae. the result of a fall is the lesion of the antic gun Siva the opening address. discovered to its profit that the best .,
John Hufhngton mm. a ten pound from his wagon. Saturday. , , which my wonderful pccerofr stage .This will be last held meeting advertisements itlhas ever had as“: In ”3
hassw’hlie trolling near Fish Island - ~ Miss Frances A. Dolan has been craft and mechanism: aside from the of the season. as will undoubtedly be come mutton”, from its. new , V ,V
, . » «l ' ,a, tented as teacher for the Coleytnwn Joanie worth, "D00med" has many oth- one of the most inieresiins hold. A patioyholdsrs and we are mug .1. * f W‘ x
' Jill-s Kennedy or Schaghticoke is "“0“ “Well owned Monday. or qualities of merit. particularly the ineciai invitation has been extended to this mentally. ill to. u“ m ; *5 . .
boafdfii hr ‘ few days at the 119“ b The pronertyh tin of tint?“ Vgatl‘ah hasivein cg miadlhbrigiht comedytwrhicéh thaladlaslifl is president .1 B. "a“... ardhmmmum . ; Tin .91 V. .V .
: ~' _, , sealant. prove rong econ-ninetroug space romsa o - .. , _, . V - . .
“‘99:“;Wr‘9mfi'" . " atructing'ofa retaining wall along the. ilnish.,,-i\,lit of nice work. hath from secret-v. and l.-w, Bisrii «lambda. “maintenance. 1' . , ’ 9“ IN)". Copper
9....“ 0...... .... ..... h“; - n .... d Wm: limit? swims“ "“"°°“"°'""“°°" ' s" in... u. ‘ » ~ and zinc
_ ~~ . , _ellrrounngaof‘and as ate ac.w 'ssoi‘y a.! . V _ . ~ . v
gwtggmngg i::,,i:;'d§g;:,3§t iaoent lathe-flame H. Tilley proper. wedding ring was ten and which ser- ooasN'r snows. osiNK as cuss. l “summit . x g; . 7V
._..__....__' n; are beinakimproved by top droning- mvodvlognitean amassedcttigpwfl dig; “Mun“ mm mm. la “ Ulitsd link Minus. Norma.i . 80 South if i‘ it; a“ .r H ...,» . -
‘ , o ranroc. , I, one.“ us .won s n V. , , Opus . . , .-.-.4 d .
Mrs.» Annie Miller. of Spriagdale, has V 0’ officiated at the ._ V “V! . . i. .. Jmfi l
thoughts of the audience. by the care
on and realisticmortraysl of the chart
nell. held in St. Joseph’s church Not» acterofaob Warsmaa. The support-
walk, Saturday. , ‘ ugh gs fig‘mpany mitigating”: mullahs:
Mrs. Frederick Kemper andnla - t _rw ‘1 a" at on sat
tom-who'havebeen visitingifrigndadn a an we dig: Too Dm'fym
tim-
‘ Ind "sills 95 Years.
Ayaung .man had Mon to ride it;
with an elderly man yesterday. The . ,
young man was smoking a cigarette. _
Tobesociaille. hearted the allot-l, ..
1 man lute would have Dust in. W, .V
nmraedehnme after "a week's visit.
with her sister, Mrs. James I. Stevens.
John Darling and family have return-
ed to Nominal. after spending the
south Wilt, a...
some. out
funeral services of Mrs. JohnO’Com . ‘ “slimfi-Mw’
«mm
summer with Mrs. mills Hours. on the p . _ V
_ , , . . New, York city. returned hostess . unit twisted 1,, was _ , . , a... ._
w???“ ...—...“... ' day. . . than «may we; a“ m , fife-235“"? “iii _. V
m2,“ irons u “m" ‘ 1"“ sage“ ‘ teknellthlflggm‘g 13%.? filthg‘nfi dost‘dr'heces a an” "t?" m i” 55 its. A ”(1% ‘ "'-
A . ,. '" . as s . . ..: ._ f . W ,_ - . . .
:13: {a :3 w “Ego?“wfimg: a.” :21le 1“, Ti!” “.1 my, .1 Vonde'anrflatoiro. and never lanai, a filfi'g" a“ imdfinkp! union! DIN" i D O D i
‘e island. week's‘s‘oiourh there return wltli'iiim 'drsw crowded houses. Tomorrow j. . .lii- was
or awkwaooxap
:73
. night‘Old ~Willow, Farm." latices.
“turd”: M Qt
belonging to film!
lessee
hen.
The bulletdoss
‘2' tofba announced later.
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