X 1‘ Op1um FOR HIADACHIO. NERVOUS- NEBO AND LOB. OF BLEEP. Sure. positive and gate in successful 06'. 109' fifty years ‘tv ”~3— AT ALL DRUGGIBTB. .3! .0.“, It is easy to predict weather, but it is another matter to have the prediction I t-ome true. 7171‘ y I ”Tilt ‘ :uE'IiIJO:I A'Ivllivlllauw nae “unafraid-sagas n” ad 1'3?“ to: actuate maimmmaua Board nl’ litiitl'. Ntlllt't‘ ls hereby given that th.- llourtl of ltolief of the Town of Nor- walk will meet at their olllre. Opera House block. on Monday. February 1N. l904, from 2 o'clock tintll 4‘o'cloclt. p. 61.: Saturday. Feb. 6th, from 2 until 4 o't-loclt. p. m.; Wednesday evening Feb. 10th. from 7 until 9 o'clock: Sat- urday. Fob. lilth, from 2 until 4 o'clock. p. at.; Wednesday evening. Feb. 17th. from 7 until 9 o'clock; Saturday, l-‘eb. 20th. from 2 until 4 o'clock. p. m., for the purpose of hearing and determin- ing any and all appeals made to them from the doing of the Assessors on list of 1903. They will also meet with the Asses sore as a Joint hoard. Saturday, Feb. xllth. at 4 p. m.. for the purpose 0: ahailng the polls of sick and disabled persons. JAMES SUTllERLAND, GEORGE W. FITCH, DUDLEY it}. ”07?. [ward of Relief or Town of Norwalk. Norwallt. Conn. Jan 16, 1904. 520421» THE Elli Nllllllill BANK SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. w‘i’r‘; capital. $100,000.00 Surplus. ”00.00000 Net Profits. ”0.600.470 Solicits accounts of individuals. man- ufacturers, merchants and corporations upon favorable terms. EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres. JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Prea- JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier. DIRECTORS. John H. Knapp Henry Seymour Josiah R. Marvin ' Samuel Grumman christian Swat-u Wallace Marvin E. H. Mathemn John H. Light Fr'ed. H. Rowan. NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a HARTFORD RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. in effect December 27. LEAVE SOUTH YNOi'lWALK FOR EW A. M. ~12: "Mix, 5: 24):, 5: 587:. 0: 14 411.65 7:,03 7:40. 8:,l6 81.15 9:05! 9:28!,9:40.10:24x, 10:40.11135x. P. his-73: 66!. 1:16. 2:.26x 6:06 3: 20x 4:07. 4: 60: 6: 40. 6: 66:. 6:36 ti: 55x 7: 07, 7: 55: 8: 00, 9: 56x. 10: 20. SUNDAYS. A. M.-—-l2: 69a. 5: “4a 5258!. 8:66 9:42:. P. M.:—3 20):. 5:40, 5:55x, 7:07x, 7:20, 9. 55!. 10: 10. ..._..- LIAVI NEW YORK FOR IOUTH thWO WALK. A. ate—12:02:“ 6: 00. 6:00. 7:00. X:00x.-8:02, 9:00x, 9:02x,10:02x, 10:04. 11:02x, 11:04. P. 64:42: 02. l: 04 ..:00x. 2: 66. 3:3!x.4 40:2): 4. 04, 4. 30, 6.,01x 5:04. 5:30, 6: 001', ii: 02. 7. '00, 8. 00):. 9. 00x, 9:60. ll :0llx. SUNDAYS A 64..——i::02 0:,00 7:30. 9::001001 .61.:-5 02 6: 00, 8: 00x, 11: 00 klAVI BOUT" NONWALK F06 NIW WHAVIN. A l.—-13:lla. 1: l6, 1:661. 6' 16 ":42. 8: 42 9. l0: 10:06x, 11:05x. H.—13:06x.12:2,l 1: l2, a: 02x 4. li'.,,8 9: 16.16: 01.. ll: 15. in addition to above—P —-3:46, 7. 3. it.» ~75: 111.: M1471. 1: sex, 7: 4:.' . handm- P.'N—;~6.40. 7:05.000 aou"fitit mast: vo amenity. I‘d-17”.. t. t u . :1‘9-4'”; 01578, S: 76, I: 57 7' 8'0 ' cars and many thousandb of tons of 8:25, 5: 59, 6: 30, 7:06x. 9. 05x. . ' - “‘7'” do 1‘. iiatal yea ,‘ b. or t . . gdelivoted. ii oded'ahout locomotives. nearly “000 trelgbt tails, requiring 84. 000.000 4 payment. all of Wllit'll had been proVI d for, and waa independent of the suhaequent hot' rowing of funds by the railroad. Nearly all of the above Material has now been brought here averaging in value about 3:..000 000 per month for the last three months of 1903. it to said The road ordered 20 000 tons of steel rails last year. much of which will be laid lllitt spring. it is alleged that but few more, rails \i‘lll now be required before 1900 it in also said that the additions to the freight opuipment will meet all immediate requirements. and largely reduce the payment for foreign rant. which was some "200,000 for the last fiscal 7061., —-———.~.— "There is no such thing as luclt.” said the sturdy, self-reliant person. I “I can't contrsdlrt you." answered the patient sufl‘eret'. ‘Ail i can say is that if there is i haven't seen lt."—— Washington Star. thitl Wither WHEN one: or 'rutc' nouns IS thurrtc-i ll~2NTl.Y WARM t'r'si vnnv nasv AND vn Ill AtwmAtw: To ”our, Atlas Heating . t Stole I t AND enootics 'rua: RE- QUIREI) wanm'rn Till? (‘l.EANlilNluS S 0i" THIS METHOD IS AN ADDED ANGI'MICN'I‘ lN l’I'S FAVOR. I ititl’ylttgiittgit. , l 'PHONE. 68. l Men tile, widows 't-ry. friends are ~ori‘y. but that doesn‘t furnish bread. but a policy in the Bonn. General. Life Insur- ance Company payable immediately makes the family ‘ndependeni. FRED ll. FIELD. GENERAL AGENT, United Bank Bid'g., So. Norwalk. . r, .. ~ . . l ' / an i, . “J ‘ Paying Minis, Oil, Smelter and ‘ industrial Star 0 making possible . Large intcteat and Profits. lioolt- Iets on application. DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO. Bankers. Brokers, Fiscal Agents. Members New York Consolidated Stock Bacha .66 Broadway and 17 New Street, ew York. EIBALDWXN HAMMXTT, Manager, western New Baglaad Branch: :1 aar. 'cra: Bulls 33- 35 Catlin Bldg.. Hartford. is Denny S. littll, Representative. 1 Lauder Blk. South Norwaik. Ct. Capital 61.600000. Surplus. $166,000 The Earning Power of your savings in- vestdd with this Company at 6 per cent. is 25 per cent. greater than If in- vested at 4 per cent: is 42 6-7 per cent. meter than if invested at 8% per cent: and 66 2-3 per cent. greater than if invested at 3 per cent. State Supervision of New York and Connecticut. BRANCH OFFICE.12 80 MAIN 8T. Resident Directors Resident Managsn: Mortimer; M. Lee R. L. Cehurn, Charles E. Duly ‘ turcs, lOC. John 0. Laws, ,, ms 6. N. HcKLBBIN ""7 ho readers n th' I' will bu ' ‘ land to learn that are is at least one dreaded dinoaae that science has been able to euro in all Its stages and. ' that i.i Cutarrh. llali's Catutrh Cure Is the only positive «sure now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh being a otmstitutional disease. requires a con- sUiutlonal treatment. Hall’s oatarrh Cure It inlifllt internally acting direct- ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. thereby destroying the foundation of the disease. and giving the patient strength by building tip the «institution and assiam nature in do' on its work. The prletors have . tin much faith in its 0 tlve powers that they offer "no 1' red Dollars} for any case that It fat , t'ttre. Send ‘ to: NM of testimonil tildress l-‘. i. (‘HE do, 0 Sold by all Drttgglsts. 76c. 'l‘ake llnllx Family Hill for t-onstl l nation. ” i i i the slamming oi that door— keep out the cold aic— avoid the breaking of glass. The ECLIPSE CHECK AND Seams will do it; easy to put on and keep in order We've got it. COMSTOCK. WATKINS 8 Dow. ’PHONE, 43-0. llaill'httr Stilt airing 20 per cent. discount on that year's "ipld l‘apors, ' .‘ntlt: Paper, 40c l0c Paper, no 300 Paper. Ht: 250 Paper. 60c Borders same discount. To Order-Window Shades. tare Frames. Pit:- Dealer in Wall Papers. Paintera' Suppliea.Artiata Matcriala SPECIALS. White Curtain Poles with Fla. Cloth Window Shades. .t‘... fringe. 25c. Solid Brass Hall Curtain Roda. 3 ft. long. with fixtures. toe. , .“Shure-Cut” Cdn e(spotter. cuts 1 N ta ed e "" ’ ° titre ‘ ocIEOT ITEEL PAIINO KNIVIB. I . eamrmo. PAPER and. mo. Dacoaarmo. i. H Decker 6"Washington Strut. South Telephone Connections. 1 'Phons. 132. Jenkins “Valves and GARLOCK PACKING Carried in stock. T . GOLD AND SILVER PLAYING. . New £01.06 Ductile Islets. Have no superior. Can show them in operation. , Repairs to Stationery and Ma- rine Engines and General Mach- ine Wort: “tattoo. 0 . ._..,, .; , . ‘W s1.“’7..<, 1': ‘2 0003;: 1...;— : rm tug} 1 ' ‘0 30940180347100!» ' ',’-".J:d If!" G CO. tutti luv. .sosuoawau. season. well cooked dad fished. I 7309' 8: 00.. Tole 6 IT l8 A FACT THAT OUR WORK- 1MEN ARE NEAT. '13. 2001031119, You will ammo-4' «firthiag in ‘ We at» am voua wonttl noai cast AND avvsarton new man we can oualuo rota axcaaolaotv ausv season, ,ron' mar season rats to so sxcat. LINT rm: 70 rows WALL in name dour} coldness HOW; MUCH hum mo rassuhaz mo ansvvtsn voun House: WOULD BE IF lT WERE RE PAPIHI ED lNBlDI I CALL US ON THE PHONE 7352. i 10 First Avenue. East Norwallt‘. Telephone Call. 135-2. lite cotton Stilt Fad Boilers, FOR STEAM AND HOT WATER lllEAl'lNG iNSUREh A WARM HOUSE. DAV awo mom. INMCOLDIUT WEATHER. lend tor Catalogue and investigat- l'ov yburulf Gotten ti Litigavood County. 90 LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK. toothless... can. (Incorporated) Daily Freight Line NOR WALK. SOUTH NORWALK and NEW YpRK. Steamers cm of Normal- and Squanrom. tat-v00 New York, Monday. Wednesda: and Friday at. 5:00 p. In. Mans Norwalk. Tuesday. Thursda: and Saturday at 5:00 p. m. Freight received from 1 a. tn. to 5 p. n. l I Group. C°W6 ”STA," REh’EFnaar-Iaufl :flt'l. Bore “roll. 8.10000 . No 0 humble euro rot- hath-a. 0a- Brenehttta and Butch Con-ap- dimer-00” so a a “'9‘ ' taotu-pano.m. '" ........ H6010 the Other by Four Year- The residence of Thomas i Smith. 65 Osborn avenue, East - Norwalit, was painted with lead, . oil and aloe. hand mixed. llfteea . years ago by me. ' . l defy any patent paint to show . sou-i beds with as whys». 405108 8110“, Malt: 26- Elm Grove 64. ' t PLUMBING AND smu HEATING. HOT- WA’I‘IR REA-T8810. HOT m mm 6701!“ AND BAN“. “A" AND TIN neonate. P000 and m 6444!“. “7" Have y'aui'eaa our arr RICKIOND ran ”not! i V Flour—The 9iaeat flour Milled 65¢ bag. I GO7.D MEDRL It loan—needs no recommendation 70c bag. 'A. S’tull,é 24 COTTAGE AVENUE. EAST NORWALK. ll8llilillillli llgrec Cltth is planning an entertaln- Florence McDonald. meat to be held soon. lira. E. 0. Drake. who has been ill, ls again able to be out. Thomas Benedict is laid up with a! severe cold at his home on Seavlcw avenue Albert Mort'rli is ill at hill home. He' was Just recovering from a bad fall when he caught cold and had a relapse. hits. Cornelia ilanuug is seriously ill at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Wood, 6'7 Van Zandt street. Mr. and Mrs. Ftanlt Day. of Betti! Pinon are to entertain the [flap tear Whist' Club Monday evening. at their home. The subject of the Epwortlt league meeting at the East Avenue Methodist Church will be "Using the Sabbath" James il'lummcdleu will act as leader. Captain Thomas Smith was at work this morning sawing a space in the ice around C. A. i-‘reoman's boat. so that. she would not be pinched by the ice. The subject of the service at the Ad- vent Church tomorrow morning will be "The Marriage of the Lamb." in the evening Rev. J. W. Davis will preach on "The Great Conilagration." The oyster steamer H. 8. bookwood is still hauled out at Gregory‘s Point. where repairs are being made. The Lockwood store a hole in her bows while breaking ice several days ago. The meeting of the Junior Band was hold.last evening at the parsonage of the East Avenue Methodist Church. Burr Day Jr.. acted as leader. The ser- vice was largely attended and very in- rerouting. J R. Matthews who has been ill at his home in Cove avenue during the past week. is a very little better today. He has had to employ a substitute at the school for several days. Dr. Ba her is attending him. hir Julia Andrews. of 60 Osborn ave- one is confined to her home with the grip. There are two other inmates of the same house suffering from tho mal- ady. They are William ilcfferson and Mrs. Northrop. The disease is becom- ing epidemic now and quite a number of other people are also laid up with it Little 6i. Helen Stitchey. of Cove ave- nue. celebrated her fifth birthday yes- lerday. with a party to about fifteen of her young friends, They arrived in the afternoon and were very pleasantly entertained till after supper time. (James and mush made the time pass very pleasantly. There was a birth- day cnlte of course and a delicious lunch for the children. ‘ The two tugs of the Red Star line. which were in the harbor yesterday. and which Would it was supposed stay , and pump out the steamer Eagle. loft last night for New York having in tow two empty barges. They experienced considerable dilllcttlty In getting their ’ towes trough the ice out of the harbor and remained Inside Smith's island all night, This morning early they could j still be seen battling with the ice floor A very pleasant surprise was given Miss Katie Smith. at her home. in Win- field street, Wednesday evening, Games and music were the order of the even- ing. Solos were rendered by Edward Keeler and the Misses Clara Ainsworth and Katie Smith. Mr. Dirge tron first prize. and Albert Voot'ltees consolation prise for guessing the nought number of peanuts in a jar A bountiful coils. tion was serv,ed aftet whit-b the party broke up shortly after mid-night. all declaring they spent a very pleasant evening. Among those present were the hilaaes Katie 871mb. Clara Alas. worth Martha Morgan. Cora Coles. Lena Erickson, Grace. Smith. Jessie Morgan, Lillian Keeler Carrie Palmer Carrie Smith Emma Smith Messrs. Howard Hine', Oscar lledman Albert Voorhees Arthur Cant-y, George illrge Will Moflatt. Edward Quick, Joseph Faun. Edward Keeler. William Smith. Alfred Wat'nlclt. Charles Smith. George Britten, Frederick Britten. Home. Sweet Home was played as the com- pany departed: ' , ROWAYTON. 4.... The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Bow- ayton Hethodlat Wpal Church. will meet Wednesday afternoon at the par songs. to sew. and la the evening at . Mrs. James Stevens tor a social. Rowaytoo Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. A. 1.. Hubbard. pastor—— Moran's, preaching at 10: 30, subject "Seven Churches of Asia": evening. 7 p. 70.. preaching. subject. “Noah the Eighth Person." Other serviced for day and week as usual: )toitrayton Baptist Church. flash 0. Brown. pastor—morning service ”)7 45 subject of pert-oh. ' mes nook.- .. eveningesrntieat‘l. dole. ”ataxia“. Broth mi... "'9" “he an or outt'u." emu Master 1 CONN. i day at .‘. p. m. at parsonage; flout aervlte on Thursday men I at “'9‘, ‘ u.“ 'n his? one in the: its l lodge a “nib: the alias givoap 3376739893 Hgé'm The utr'atnct Kate C Stevens which took a load of oysters to New York. ’ this Woelt. met with an accident which will put her out of commission for 'some time. The vessel was bacilli; ottt of the slip preparatoty to rat l to ltow.ayton when a large cake of 736 0% Hi the lit». caught in dilio [zit-Mimic: «a? we: Br'd‘ewrl' t. - i whirled aroun an rvea t roug - ,.", the atom of the vessel. making a lag- ii . .w- WW” ' : '.",'~;" god hole. two feet annals. Captain 0 'Frank It Stevens has made arrange Tuesday HEW-‘2' om ”0645074 Get day low tea-melt lments to have the boat placed in (it, ! dock for repairs. and will probably take ‘.her to Greanport. Long island. DARIEN AND NOROTON'. | Norvllle H. Wardell, of Brooklyn, ls \lslting in Darlen. T hllss Addie Whitney has been enter- 1 win anticipation “or £83 sit Ill- mer, Agent A. 0.311th 10 or: earth quite a nursery m’&afi:m 1 ya. to adorn dowel- iaatea services ":0th tit. 35'.- thew's Church. Ash w . , moral at 11am .611 ill ,0: lilting” Miss Stella Foote for several ““13“ t 1‘1“???“ .. I “9‘8; Mitts Maud Ma her of Passalc, N. 3.. n "z " ‘0 3 '. Is the guest of‘Mr, and Mrs. Ralph MILAWWMM ‘ Hindiey m i moo; and Norma tank?" George N. ngaland of Koysvlile. u 710.440qu 0 . at (it '17. Y., was a visitor in Darlen and ”foothill the “00,0. to 6"" Oil 6-! Norwa'llt. yesterday. day mad at the 7.84.00” 7m bliss Edwina Knapp, of West street, 306008000 adrefmtl mull N «Ill 80th Norwalk. is the guest of Mina 'Ao appreciative atoll-ides Mr. Patience and family who have ’ in the Town Hall. ill. urdgy av ’llved on Courtland avenue. Glenbrooh. for several y.ears have moved to his “‘1 V” ”I’ll! 00‘ All 4 . ‘7 farm in Noroton. an hour by various wire gp- , . , Miss Addict 1.. Waterbury, estate:- WU undone by a in. me it ,..i A. lllslop h Co.'s South Norwa WWII. ii. Fitch who alao .. store wu called to Stamford on. ms. and. wit mum . .. at, tartan ,t' to lstllst lo the annual inventory of the at.“ e 50'“ “with «tons, wltrh company' a store in that place. “Mayo 0‘ W ' The ladies of the Clan gal "14”..“ 4 09400396 church will hold a supper eater- IIBOI' 4 will in voted to c our: talnment on Monday evening. Wash- “9°95“ 0134- litiihewe 09mm ingtoa's Birthday in the Townflall. 4...... .‘ :ll 6 Everyone cordially invited toiattend. u. NEW k “A“. l. ,1 Music and tableaux with select-ions by . eiocutlonlst will be among the attrac- Charles Brow J, .. "out his... years: tloas. of m .was itira'allti lav “our“ A "silver tea" was held yeaterda at Vin Mlerrills .\t-ha W"- align.» the home of Mrs. Alfred Largo. ebrealtlng l'JlI tilt bt‘t tiger” affair was for the bonehtofthehadlao.’ 0m. H. .tntu. risil and"9 “and? Aid Sociow of the Congregational The young u.. .. a: it b on under dint Church. A place or silver was assessed from all who attended. in addition to avery pleasant social, event. 6 could:- arable sum was a pinion for H i... i all but 1).) cytdltnu 0017101th in t- mict' him could pt. procured. .\il' .tit was from 1156:) time unmet madam-able noisy - The first out-bound myrtle avenue the t mite Ilium untl set‘rrai daft . streetcar yesterday morning, left the nttilul .6. «a all the window it track; .g the NOI'OM When [IlilLll rt'tiitt'i llit doors. Upon: it stopped them wgg but gfoot of two ill-null .t e In .\t "milling, he “a“ of ”page .emraun‘ it from the low '04] ll‘llll ruiltt' out “H48x Cried '89_ MW railing which shirts tho Cove pond at 1‘4"“ ”I “ m“ "s On '30 this Point. Wilhelm “the nocldem Nuns ht also fut: ud tiltr “it, “:3; said it. looked for a second or twa as to n thoutth its clerk 0 or if the car would go into mm. I: filed that he hated tau. 7.: Dr. Board. of the Amer-lo hoard oiineniua \lv Minus. \ o ,aye e» hilarious. located at Mill 77877:. and ulna. Sumittl lilmé'elf itip‘ ostlirs. Rev, Mr, Montgomery. of 398478890“. hi6 prtseot-e lllctt’ being “0W0 Ml" by tho aightnatchman. a thlfll on the boy About 10 p. an. IBI‘WII was seen to climb into a will- itlow in the war of the store. and when ln~lde madt straight for t-Io -utm.~y-dt.twt~',t but was not able op: a ll ow: 'ng to the cothbllla’tioll be ing cha'ugt-d. At this timt. “HM“! it emerged from his hitiibg-plhce Ind, wete the speakers at the Congress- tional Church. Wedn night. The addresses of both gen can Were very interesting. That ethic. Board was particularly timely. as hot .thorouxh- ly familiar with the oondi one which exist at the seat of war in the h‘ar East The Little Point: Fuel Company- which has been In business here for a we «I him what he mu dpfli' ultra; number of years, has retired and M00;TIH 00y. taken by surmise,» 3gb absorbed by the hints Dad met Com- 'Olt: nothing." About this time puny. which now 1. the only fuel 50,“. “-1- Merrils appeared having seen pany in Dal-lea. A considerable amount Biotin climb in the window, and tiltil: of property of the retiring compass ‘1'“! ‘0 lh? lockui) He was ["00 4‘ will be taken over by the King's End marina before Judge Siliimla time Company. Hereafter the Little Point: day morning. and was bound avai- to whmeg will be discontinued as the the superior (‘ourt on $50 but turn: sh. place of “on“, «i in :1 friend. - . i Leroy Monroe bought the store and '“-'-'-"'--“ ~. stock belonging to ft of» “I. 0mm. HAS GONE TO THE KLQND'WEI'. man. in Darleo. and boob possession Jan. lat The new proprietor Is a A be 'i wells. in Weston" VouMl Matt. hustler and a square business Decides to Try Hr. Fortu. e. ' mm Mr- Monroe IS 0 Ital-"0 0‘ Le“ Atom wins. 01' lirldgepiirt, :uirl m laboro. living with the late senior \V‘sl'bfit 1.. coat tl warden of St. John's mlaaioa. E “’0 ”7....1'... ill-“10:70!“ l7 pd;4l 20772: son Raymond. for may mm 11mm...» a. a has gun. in m... ~ ‘ i‘a’y ith lsboroia lad to'aeoher aoas success- ,1 m. .,.1 who ills ret'tAla'l vi or fill ll 9037M“ etiorotifl- ~uwlabor0 i'ltllli tit. , and who r e'put't'ed colt correspondentefludgofleld Press. 1.... n ‘tr ~tt . - cm 5-. The "Pit party.” given Thunder “'illi txuibit} night. by Mr. and Mrs Milli Hindi t‘ 3t “3‘: tewp' illuli. n. m .iiin at: a alliadge 783“ ill was a very pleasant affair The in- m,” up... W, 5., “L n, tereatiaggamowas played satiretrmh- we“... in “'9in w ,5 h, ‘ has", meats were aorved durin: 914 07m in his a. n" 1qu .0.. Watts lo .a 06.0: Anions those present were III". I“ Mr. and .\l .. smug n a: study» Mrs. Alfred Manhattan, Jr-Jliaa Addie ial ll\tliilt: \\ but who... ‘ '6 Whitney, Miss dooraiawititu matu- a.- m.. i.- n ”pinto: in shit or loy Whitney. Bron 09108000050. like large dty goods luit'e‘ of satin 'v- Addie Waterbury, Guam Smith. I” About tho 3. ago he wanna.“ 9. Hand Mather 0120000443. v -; 16488 to bits (tram '.u tinmbrouioi, at. 16er Helen “07000060. Hoary, Kenmore port. Site “ill not accompany; hel- at... and hits: Stella Austen. Germaine. the Milli. was th'e at: 'trsctlon at. 780 town hall. last events; The terlalnmsat was one 06. the ser- ies g'von by the 8100's 016.01 4th Congregational Church I- (laid which haven admitwaaaattut success. and the large audience om- ed it greatly. Germaine is onset 2'0 moat adrolt sleight of hand perform in the country, and he was at Ma last evening. Nan! 08 880.: which he seafoimled‘m' nit-mt mar- ve ous. an e d 0.006“. mell- bound while tao 00W.m greased. The next Wm .da the course will be glam), m Ilka ler'a "Old South OW" WE, four of the finest colored ”lot 18000 southern states. With the. mines H.“ Stuart Nolan. a human inmat- lc reader of nation! W . WES'BPOBT l Edward Everett is on the sink llat. Edgar Kimball has been vlaltlng in Bridgeport. Michael Donahue has pmhaaed the Baker lumps, in Groin street. iii. J. Taylor and wife have returned name from a brief visit in New York 0 1 Young people in Turkey Hill dish-let continue to have an abundance of sport hat n'lgttt Greens. hm church' ‘ held its weehlvpmaervice at the hole of J. mjoarnalo. mmumunhetrollaya. The weather band upon his jt tuncy. f} #2..-- . if. sous WAR costliest-opp” ;* NEW 8071111. 90.!) 20. “ms“ «Celtic armed to“: 1mm 16 zoo-ti In Queelin'luwu '.til l' at [MSW '.M 7. 57639 19 hours and 23 having béen lilf it ed 1:" bend- Ind 0660 and em muttering vein My the nanometers were 4 H. m.“0€.:\. (l llale, L F. 13‘“. Frederick “'.h i ng‘ roar ski-m so.» dents 01' London 11-» t8" examine lult‘lo that. W. h, (‘tu'yfl gfiht's Stunt. ‘ lose-W ”'“6”"""‘b'4" $1979”th ' weather .. auiteaamaohtoshvtaehotao- tnterutasrahatuaralm-llst ‘5 r . “53'”! . tors from Stamford, the Norwdllt'.» t. '.l who'Jlso kept. ., to withstand the' ' 09, j miner, on tv. a days of- the “it" ' I monster registering at; bolo'w a: 7:30 . \ v r mp £70an 36m fl. «,.... " 3': ‘1- "'. 1‘3‘ 6 . l,” '
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