' 74 Washington st.,
. 9 30, 11:00x.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHII HHHI,
HHIIIHIIIHIIIJH,
list,
all point one moral.
Die 0
Gas Range
Ihny will netcr be cheaper than at
. PPHIHNeT's
$I0.25 up.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
innuil’yiiigithgit.
’PHONE. 60.
N. SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent.
”[1001]!!! THIS
FOR
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PRICES.
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EXPANSION LADDERS.
TRESTLE EXTENSION LADDERS.
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wINDow SCREENS.
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PAINTS AND VARNISHES. STAINs
ANo POLISHED.
nocene' FLOOR eTAINs.
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JAPALAC.
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AND CHEAP DNE's.
EXTRA FINE VARNISH anusnss.
SYRACUSE PLOWS. CULTIVAToRs
,AND WHEEL HOES. .
ALL cDoDs WARRANTED.
Watkins & Dew,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone. 43-6.
You can buy
5 Per Cent. GOLD BONDS
of the CONN. GEN’L LIFE INS. CO
on installments. A good Investment for
you, if you live, a splendid protection
for your family. if you die.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
1",,g'
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
So. Norwaik, Ct.
Specialty Mfg. Co.
7l WATER STREET.
aourn NORWALK.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
Electric Motors
FURNISHED, INSTALLED AND RE-
PAIRED. SATISFACTION GUARP
ANTEED.
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PL UMBINO.
STEJM.
HO T WA TER.
AND GAS
FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
60 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137-3.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Life Insurance For WDDIDn
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u'rlten life. insurIInI'e for women. Let
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it will Illustrate in a forceful manner
how small sums invested annually can
he. made to reach magnificent amounts.
Write to us for a comprehensive
booklet.
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So. Norwalk, Ct
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect March 14, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.——12:59x, 5:24x. 5:50x. 6:14,
0:55. 7:03. 7:46, 8:15, 8:15, 9:05x,
9:26x. 9:40,10:24x.10:40,11:35x.
P. M.——12:55x, 1:13, 2:25x, 3:201,
3:,45 4:501, 5:40 5:551, 6:38. 6:551.
717 750x800900x1020 .
SUNDAYS.
A. M. ~12: 59:, 5: 211:, 5: 50:, 8. 50
11:42:.
1’. M.——3:20x. 5:40 55:55:, 7:17x.
7:20. 9255:. 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR IOUTH
. » NOR
WALK.
A. M. ~12: 00x. 5: 00. 6: 00 7. 00,
8:001. 8:.02 9:00x.9:.02!10:02x,10:04,
11: 00x 11' 02.
P. 1.9.21.2, 1:,05 200x. 2.55,
Minolta: 42.04 4:10. 5:01... 5:04.
030, 6.0011. 0:01 7.00 8:.001.0001',
SUNDAYS.
A. 11.—12:00, 0:00 7:30, 9:00. 10:03.
P. M.—5:08, 6:00, 8:001,11:00.
LEAVE OOUTH NORWALK FOR
NE WHAVEN.
A. 11.—12:11:, 1:18, 1:56x, 6:18
7:12. 8:42, 9:101, 10:061. 11:051, 11:40.
P. 11.—12:00, 1:12, 3202):. 4:18, 5:25.
6:00, 6:30, 7:05x, 9:051. 9:16, 10:01,
11: 15.
Bridgeport. in addition to above—P.
n.:-z 10, 7: as.
sounds.
A 11.-11: 11x. 1: 151. 1: 50:, 7:42.
II: 10,11
r. '11.-'e: 40, r: 03.0: 05.
COUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
A M.—'-0:23 230:
P. l—1:20.4:m5:10.i:,51 7:1.0
DANIURYTO 09th 15%.; WALK.
- ...:AM—soo 1 :10,
P. K.:—4 25 5.03;" £3”
Sunday traffic um
0:51". W1)! wow
$331.5. ...: 3.1: 0:.001 3:25
'.A.‘ “'.‘-I
John H. Knapp
Christian Swartz
cent. greater than it Invested st 3%
than it invested at 3 per ecnt.
THE
IIIII NIIIIINII BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WITH ,
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus, $100,000.00
Net Profits. 355.300.00
Solicits accounts of individuall. man-
Wmufacturero, merchants and corporatIOna
upOn favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Prel.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vlce~Proo-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Henry seymour
Samuel Grumman
Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
Josiah R. Marvin
HOW/'8 THIC‘I '
We offer Ono Hlndrud Dollars Re.
ward for any case. or Catarrh that can-
not be cured by l-lall's Catarrh Cure.
1". J. CHENEY & (:0.. Toledo. 0.
We, the undcrsluumi. have known i“.
J. Cheney for the Ilkil If. years. and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions. and financially
shit» to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
W .\l llthi KINNAN .0. MARVIN,
Wholea'ado Drugglstu Tolaio. 0.
Hells Cntanh Cute Is taken inten
nally acting dlr'cttly upon the blood
and mat-noun blll‘lllt‘t‘. (It the system.
Tustltuomaln at In fII'e.I"1ice,75c.
per bottle. Sold bv all Druggists.
Tnko llali's li‘autily l’llla l'or constb
puiion.
IIALL PIPER
....__. ..... 1-.-“..- -.2..._...._.
OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE.
WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN BUY NICE GOODS HERE. YOU
KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE
VERY BEST MANNER.
WE HAVE TAKEN A coco
MANY CONTRACTS FOR House
PAINTING AND wILL as GLAD To
suaMIr Houses ron YOUR
WORK.
WE TRY TO CARRY IN STOCK
EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE
DECORATIONS OF YOUR HOUSE
INSIDE OR OUT.
E: E, Gdrhaa’s,
10 FIRST ST., E. NORWALK.
Capital. $1,600,000. surplus, 3185.000
The
Earnlng Power,
of your savings in-
vested with this
Company at 5 per
cent. is 25 per cent.
greater than if in-
vested nt 4 pm
cent; is 43 0-7 per
per cent: and 66 2-3 per cent. greater
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80 MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John 8. Lawrence
I
1x" ‘
\
Paying Mining, Oil Smelter and
Industrial Stocks making possible
Large Interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal A ents.
Members New York Consul dated
Stock Exchange, 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, New York.
E;BALDWINHAMMITT, Manager.
Western New England Branch: Head nar-
Iota: Button-..:,sculiunidg Hartford. Loan.
Denny S. Hall, Representative.
1 Leader Blk. South Norwalk, Ct.
The lunch. Steamboat Company
(incorporated).
Daily Freight Line
NOR WALK.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
and NE W YORK.
Steamersl"cny of Nortvalk '-
end "Eagle".
Leaves New York Daily at 5 p. m.
Leaves Norwalk Daily at 5 p. m .
Freight received from 7 a m. to 5 p. m.
PROPERTY OWNERS .
INSURE YOUR RENTS
The Continentai Insurance“... of
New York. will insure yOur rants
against Ion austalned by toes of rent
els by damage by fire to buildings.
NET SURPLUS -. . . . . ... "3400303528
JACOB M. LIPTON.
s a. a. An. conundrum.-
m
wt: .1 391M '3: M WHEN”
- AGENCIES.
ALtsmnnae.nAmrA1-s.
nonrvoes uorgpr. eveAM.
DDAT TIcne‘re, '
12 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
The (lotion Side Feed Boilers.
FOR STEAM «AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
Insures a Warm House. Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself.
lotion it Lidgervood Company
96 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.
1847. . 1904
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
BLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES dc HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
Gas Etc.
.....
MIRIDEN I V WIND COOK PRIZE.
NEW HAVEN. May 21.-Wllllavn ti.
lohnhou. of Meridian, Conn. \alc 1900.
has been awarded the Albert Staubur.
rough Cook prise in poetry of the valud
of 350 for his pot-In entitled "0min."
Mr. Johnson III Marv follow in English
in Yale The committee of award con-
sisted of Prof Thomas D. (loodell of
Yale Rev. Frederick Palmer of An-
dotor. Mann. nhd Prof. 0. ll.’ Wager
of Oberlin College.
-.'» --. .-.._...1. 1..
Fattoti Creameru But-
ter 250 ‘lb.
2] lb. Gian. Sadat $1
“Ronda Bits I00 pkg.
P 0 0 er”. the new
breakfasifood. ficpkg.
A. Stuil
o4 COTTAGE AVENUE
alssr NORWALK. r CONN.-
Easy 10 Pick
the proper Wail Papsd Designs from
our splendid stock. There -~isn't ‘a
more attractive stock of New and Ar-
listic Wall Papers .ln these parts. '
Prices are proper and workmen most:
skillful
Sole agent for Janewa)" a and Can
penter's Wall Papers.
1‘0 Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES. ARTISTS'
MATERIALS.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. 10c.
.Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe. 25¢. _
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods,
3 ft. long. with flirtures.'10c.
“Share-Cut" Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge, 10:.
Best ,Steel Paring Knives. soc.
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
INC DECORATING.
STORE OPEN EVENINGB.
I.. H. Decker
87 Washington Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Connections.
-_ “.1...
'Phone. 132:
Jenkins BresVeroa
. and
,GARLOCK PACKING
, gym-indie Stock:
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
New England Electric Motors.
Have no superior. Can show them
in operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mech-
ine Work Sollolted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG CO.-
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
m
utsnult interim-
an mom a: ”one:
infallible euro for Auburn. 0a~
Bro-elitlaaod ck Conn-1r '
Dion Mound 01.1»qu Pine
01.190 prep-Id. I. l‘. .1 we 0 00..
Indianapolis. Ind.
DAVID ,w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
10 NM" MIR'O‘. ' “Dal" NOWH-
Realdance, 0 Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house, 134—8.
I Til-WI.“ a
, 313:5?
- J, Lucrative. ,..
so wAren'e'r. , so. nonwALk. '
l
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IIIIIIIISIIIII IIIIII 'III‘II'IIII.
(J. B. Raymond
Successors to (J. L. lllcl-‘srlan
(James lforehea
_‘4;
Absolutel'u Pure ice.
and Prompt sit-vie. Daily Guaranteed.
Your Card Out Early, as We Do-
are to Furnish the Retail Trad.
Brion Mann. ..
OFFICE, no. A MADISON enter.
'7:
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omenr sucxao'AnD. Low
231' cameo PRACTICAL bu »
Han
T0 euIL‘r. WEI-IA A sAM-
PLE 0 fine WON RFUL
LITTL CAR. CALLNAND LET
U _ DEMONSTRATC ”IT:
In NY '7 DEBIlibeLa:" raA-
'ruaee. '~ .
_ 11.1.80
Am: summit
Museum «In cilia "
' It'.
mm; 090
Just “hymn" doctor!
,llca't loo: melt cine’
Illuckiish have commoncod to bite
again
Captain and Mrs ThOmus ll. Smith
have Ieturued from a visit to New,
York.
Miss mile E Caiaghau. of the East
End, is visiting relt'ltitoa In New York
Stale.
John Cole Is getting the launch own.
ed by Dexter K. Cole ready to put in
commission
Rev. J. W. Davis was In Wallingford:
ycstctduy. attending the funeral of the
wife of the Rev. Cordon Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. J, U.. Hawkins, of Sea.
side l’lIIcc. have. returned home from a
ain't-rut WiK'kil' visit In lsllp, Long 1.1
land.
The, condition of William Seymour;
who is ill with lirluht'n dlhcnsc at the
Noruulk hospital. continues about the
same.
A large delegation of members 01' the
Trinity Natal Resolves passed through
here. this morning early, on their way
to itme Point. wIwIporL where they
will spend the day. ,
It. Corham has been .one of the
few to be caught in the D PIenton At-
wood suits. who has beaten that astute
Grand Master I“ W. Palmer, of New
York city attended the banquet of
the Free. Maaons in South Norwolk
Tuesday evening. and spent the night
with his parents, Mr and Mrs. 'A 8.
Palmer
The Epwurth League- will hold ita
regular meeting In the. Eat-It Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. tomorrow
evening, at Ii: 30 o'clock. The subject
will be Pulse and 'i‘rue Ambitious. and
the loader MIs Pattetmsoa
The Junior Revival Baud held a
meeting last night. in the ladies par-
. lor of the East Av euue \iethodist Epis-
copal Church. Twenty two members
wine present, and the session was most
Interesting. being led by William Muf-
‘ felt.
The Infant class boxes. which have
been in anoint the collection of funds
for the new room of tuc department.
will be collected tomorrow. at the. East
Avenue Methodist Sunday school sen
RIO“. The chitin offering in the Sah-
bsth school tomorrnou will be for the
coustt'.tIItl0n of the loom.
Au Immense smoke stack arrived in
East Norwh'tik yesterday afternoon;
fIOIn Btldgcport. It Is constructed of
Iron, and was drawn by four horses
from the Path City. This will be_a
considerable,Ithulsitlon no the Colou-
as possible. .
Superintendent Richard Bland of the
.'\d\eut Sunday sc,hool of 11m Zzludt
street. desires a full attendance. of Hit
school tomorrow. with Bibles, He also
requests that all the mite. boxes be
brought in with their offering, as the
Sunday school expects to pay twenty-
ilve dollars upon the church debt. and
also make preparations for the concert
in the evening. He expects the con-
cert to be one of the best-(Nor held,
Mrs. Llndatrom. of Danbury. is ex-
pected to be there to sing in connection
with the Barnes family. Everybody
CORIO, '
The children of Mrs. A, S. Palmer
272 East avenue. gave her a very pleas.
ant surprise on her blrthdtw anniven
sary vestcrdny afternoon Refresh-
ments were served. and a very nice
time was had Mrs.Pabner1-ecelved
a verythandsome present from the
children; Thosein attendance were
Mr. and Mrs. EdwardPalmer, Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis. Eddy. Mr, and Mrs. Wai-
lIIcc Bates. Mr and Mrs. Elliott Pai-
Iner, .Ward' Palmer. Miss Carrie Pal-
mer Wallace Palmer, Percival Bates,
Leola Bates Walter Eddy, Ethel Ed-
rv Charles Bates. Wallace Bates, Jr.,C
and Thurston Lee Bates.
The double events; which recently
Mrs. Frank Hoyt. lashed out to be a
pair or blue eyed twins. '.. boy and' a
girl and both are happy and contented
in Ionaequance. 'Ihis Calls to mind the
story of a Union general 13110.net hav-
ing any children of his own, concluded
to adopt one. and accordingly sent his
better half to New York. to make ob-
serv atlona. A few days afterward she
returned. and instead of one brought
two and when heI lord and master
came home with mremarlt of astouish-e'“
meat: “Gemine, what the dance are
those? i didn't ask you to bring me
the signs of Zodiac. " .But after a lit
tle pcrsuasibii and 0001.; told that it
pould be it crime to separate the- -two
little giIls who happened to be twins
became reconciled and they. «were
adopted forthwith the old gentleman
muttering to himself "Ace. deuce.
trays I aim dn't have been surprised.
if mu had ought. a third one while
you was about It!”
Hubert h Pierce took "Uncle. Ned"
aboard his rig y‘eiIteFday after the uni-
- gainly old chap had been boosted in by
a gentlepoman who was passing by.
Pierce demonstrated how a fineblooded
trottcr can be handled as easily as a
little child. by .propcr means, .He
needed neither .whlp nor reins for the
matter of that. but simply pressing his
tongue to the roof at his mouth, with
a month which resembled his calling
“Chick" the horse went along. and
"Whoa" nieant stop. “Trot" meant
trot. and "Gallop" meant. gallop, and
VII?“ it came to speeding. .just ask
may. Elmer. When he first Quit the
animal. he drovahlm orcr. to the Mon-
roe street railroad bridge. and throw.-
1:13.150 relna' over the! horse‘s back,
"Now stand right there and be how
you llhe it." The knowing animal, at.
term a 'tewm of those tell tale movements
that 1110.111 was late.
I:
H a."
k
stout placketllu until told to “Oh
Mrs. ri' ,
little _ . , If”?
he ‘ X‘s: . j a .
T 0% -'
will r011 er the 1..
LMDDvrorthflolo
rt on:
. "The Mason 01' the ma."
Kt‘lllIQIllllll. lllr. Gorhum filed his in- »
\cntury ..ve duvs before the suit. was
biought.
lal Foundry and machinery Company's _
' plant, and will be placed in use as soon
took place in the loudly of Dr. and »
recitation. Wei
oeechucr: «amt-m.
childrt u'. duet: flirt-hard ra.‘ r
5 union "\uhy'We Are 1.)“! ' Alba .1"
illlli, recitation "What 'lhe)‘ “.01", I
. Edna 'l‘aylorl ulnalnt‘by‘iimm: ooh
tutlon "1 Drink Watcr,littt1all Mor-
itz: exercise 'fiulldlug,” boy ye:
recitation. "Jesus and
the Claudia"
i'aul McNeil; singing by uIltlfunt c ii;
roil'tation "t‘lutltct Dultdea' Rinay
Kosntecki; «sorclsu, ‘Wo Br 9 Flu
ers.‘ thIcc ulrla; solo, "Scatte thol
Clouds." Minnie OllhrI-uhhudt’
lion, "The Widow of Nuluf.’ Md By»
bee: 1"etllatlon " ‘lt‘IIlflI. " Lydia “'39":
reclatlou. ..“A Sprln Limo Mesa“ u.’.’.
Eva lllll, ulnglnx y III.»- 'deis' 01900;,
munum'. “When IIIICIIIIuI‘oI. billing"
(3-010 Taylor; I':,0IitIItlou hop It
Cod?" Harlow McNeil: :’bol.
.:110yt recitation “Going and Prayinai'.’
Leda Carlson; recitation; ‘f‘Uhhl'e Mi
ry un"i'het)logy;" Elsie Poi; Inwltatiol
Cortrud
GIocIIchneh‘z- aih'ulng', ‘tlie' Barnes tam WI
ily; eercine‘ Roth of Ages eighteen
ghim benediction. . . '..
wry—T..-
"ROWA'Y-TON.
'y -'v—-0v-o't
Mr. and Mrs.IW. 11.1’owors; («'8qu
his street. Hickory Chill, hat‘a‘ at! the“
guests Judah Char'iod‘SImaI. and' the
Misses 81ml. of New York: "t1.-
CaptIdn William 1. Stevens' oyster
steamer "Kate Stevens: 01 Rowayton.
has been hauled ouo' on the dry docks
in Bridgeport fora thorough 'ovDrhaul-
“if-
A copper in honor at the' Pan- Com-
mitto'o' ar- Illadlo‘n" ‘Auxiliary‘. Mud} ' to
inv,lted will be
Hose Company. 1 In their quar-
evening June 1. at 8: o'clock:
The ltowayton Baptist Church; Rev.
Frank c.13l'0wu, pastor. baa bewipw-
..‘
‘ settled by :hits.‘ w. .1 Cum With a
beautiful lot of land ddiolniuutlhe Ru)»
mond Ccme‘tely. overloohluphhe wid~
list and best: part at. Plywme River
and Long Island Sound on whlch it
Intunds to erect' a new 'htilldiiig to be
used as ‘a churcbf The old building,
used. manic or forty yearn; bushel ,.
come 0)0 olete and inndequhts' -
Rewayo Method at Episcopal
Church, Rev; A L." flu bard: pastor-h
Mlorfilltg classi 9: 30 lgd ob;- trying
Car each n; a 3 subject
"The Haitian of gulch? Saudi
school 'at 1: 10; 1‘2prth ik-a'ltue At
0:45;- pre‘mhlng,’ '1: 30, ,the second 01'
the series On the mists And Pallet
Grant. Nations. Tuesday o‘ven u
Knights of King Arthur: Wednesday
evening, the dollar experience social
by the L'sdics‘ Azld Thursday evening
prayer meeting, ,
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Carleton Ballard has uwnslcs. .
Miss Ida Lnngdon in In Westport.
Mr. Edw.ards of Washington is I Isit
ing in town. .
Mrs.Wllllftn1 Wucrz ls ScrIOust ill
at hot home in Gracie str.,11et--
George; Chadderto'nfs. friends' iIre
glad to learn he is progressing finely
toward recovery. . .. .
Miss Minna. Damon, DI westbort,
in uniting Mrs William A Langdon at
‘Rav’cnswo'od.’
The o'wnm 0‘: the “that. Ie'sidehce,
destroyed by fire in Newton is JohnI
Jellffc, not Alfred Jelliife
Mr’n.‘ ‘11. M. Vaientihe Ek'tl'ectts bat"
friend Mrs. Josephine Fielding, Co?
New York. next week tor’a visit.
The Wee Barn Gail cm: tested!
scheduled ISO play the Now- 'Hdt‘ell'a
Country Club, in New llaven this do
ternoon. " ~ ' '.‘-
- A Floyd Dolatleld has offered 3100
reward for information that will ica‘d
tire to the. buildings in Noroton: recent
l.
~Tl1rce cans of milk for a' quarter
Street‘s Cash Grocery '
James Ruscoe, son in law of Mrs.
carriage 1m utdmtord several dhrs‘loo
Ho sustained a severely sprained, ankle
and e. number. of bruises.
The offering 01 a reward of $500 toi-
the Armband conviction of the’ man
who has been setting are to buildings
in Norman has disclosed 0.1110“ 01
Shefloclts who are trying to fort-eh out
the myaebry
T6 mark his 00th pIthdIIy, '32th 1).
Crimping New, York. seat a check to
defray the cost of a trip 0; the E10001
ospital th' .wmmer, Between
1.500311“ 1800 31'le and mothdrp
will 'lie cited for. 011th
Kellmy who u. killed yta
train in Nags: Havm',’t‘huraday o‘ 5“,.
was 76 one age. DDOIJIBB: a biotin
her of.Coi1'ipMiy_ A, -lTh rtéenfh Conner:
ticut regiment; its bid been an In-
mate of the Soidlers‘ Home at Noro'ton
(or several years. If is'survlv'ed by a
daughter. Mrs. Mary Pram «than, who be;
sides at 139 Frapklin streeL- New Hair
' The rumor has pr call .05” sofio
tfnio that scholars I10011;”;(utt'IIIda
Stamford would Dbl; hanger .1): .3320
mutat- to are s lamhr'd 111 11011001 or.
accdunt‘ Di! its; droid“ cdh'dll
a meeting of the id so
Tuesdht, evenih‘f,‘ 8th e‘ 1301'
discussed, and .‘resu ltoILui.‘
“lib. rd
Wald In. 13
e at Oath
tend biting Jo‘s .to tidy
New hash: “git” a'IIthoritle
“format-.11: betak'e
c‘a'rfe 0'! Igor" drills Ital." Candi-‘gnh
dates fro o Qr film” ‘lbtly tdkd'fiiit
examinatioybut, will have to take
their eha about
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do re his ”the eel ’18,!
the Darlea Fido
m'not‘vhe‘id'itr
bigot: but rattan “PM?“
rary at Who
the names of directors are an tollDws:
Chairman of Board
funds 611 the Bulidin
was »
which member- and- their families are
no byl Rowsytoo "
tors. ltowayton avenue on Wednesday: :
5' ' .0...- ebullie-
to the conxiction ol' 'the parties setting. '
Clarence Clock. was thrown from his '
lvnnlrsogslt'ltmlcur " . .f'
”In 125'" am '
gwfiropofieolmfp .
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'i am C. erry, . '9,
c s Bailey,R. retrenchm- ’
meeting on an ‘ ‘ one. At
vote was passed' to ’
profit by than expo ' ,
tmlmony Mven here It) "
“’1‘: woman '
a Lizzie Warnfl‘ :
toe Itreet souu. No'rwqi
had often to given
count of my back ac iii-g
Dd Donia JCJ Plils.-at a
drug attire darn; I'lIo maxim
rod“ me.’ i alt
ererym' er tailing Donii'rlIlidltIy
Pitts and can rocautmeud= than to all
n buffering tr.oa1 backache and
was" . I...
Date y all deems. I. Dd
cent! a box. Poster: Mllburn 03.
ffalo N. T, sole agent; hr. .‘the
tort 'Smo- ,
eater-her the name Don’ t and We
no OIOLIIOI’ 1'. 0, I -,-‘IJ l
h the and .ilie'lanltdal ta 11¢.qu the
b010,“. 110ml» either.-
Thematic-oboe ban been wuviunbdl
an annual cit-Minn up. ~. , . .
mutation“. 8. need oth- tori}.
it'l‘eltlng relatives here
'all whattabout' :the they; liln y
project? Public interest appears»
outstepoln: the activity atolltqlapae
clhtlon;
Miss Lucy Mulligan ot Phlladel
PA, is \lslting friebdehfit hm,
lilies Genevieve h‘nlrc d' Patti“
‘ed from a visit with matte out Nor.
wlch " ‘ 'r "4*
Toi'nple lptfge' pnI' unwell 30110 de-
art-t). Work with St, John a l , not.
walk; last night.
"John Wood is“ off for" .8th {1601's
and the expositibn. Wood is one no
ne'rcr falls in Iidlid rudiment. wheh’ he
goes visiting, it‘hlch liI' rIIr I'Duridx
his showed no lar .1,‘ her #111
tank uttering-m ricer bacillus “of
Wédiies'day’ Mich" 11%. Dc'uli’
dauphin. and Jellies run or
‘IIeIIte'r N 1",, net-B wind in- Church of
la.
' the Assumpumi duvlmontlhelley
alienating Miss Mmfiaretfienfly; was
bridesmaid” ,ttieherd ”MW of New
v.0rk nepotism Ne and. Mt» limi-
Intn are enjoying their honeymoon
I They pill rookie In. Port Chapter
' osoxosrown...
Perny,:' of“. baritone.
spent Sunday in town:' ., «
Gedrg‘e Milis' little girl: firms. is
sick' in lhelrtiphth‘erla; .1: t '.1
Misti iaxiu' Ilarrett he‘d The thistDrtunc
. to sprain an ankle ihut: weeb'
The children of the several .ohltrches
ttc rehearsing tor Children' It.
Benjamin Bank". thn' first: man
is ratpaitilnk the roads shone lam.”
‘ Perry attehdéd the Republican
coinl cation at new Haven.“ ”creek.
'-."i‘he. LQltben at mum mumm-
itup company has commune mane
cin- new building to be erected: “ '.‘-
Mrs.‘ W. "A. Willltlms: and that“.
Ulla. attended the High school 113ch
that at the Norwalk 'Armry'rlaet Fri-
dev night?" - "-
More 011110121" has pitrchased 1011i:
Robinson mm m (broom than Mr.
110319100 Infill worl. thr- .t'nrtu' as :.llsllIH
leasing same from Mr. Gilbert.
Albert Ben min, who his press
. statot tor Waterbury lines,
030131.00 his tlon there to like RH
Mile of tip sanctum. sta'e'lbn. rt-
{loving R. fi‘Mafllh ,“wiio:~ has taken .
lion ht Clty’ l'sih'od. '
.fflho Village lmprovenie fill“; finalists-
in are an entertainment 1110,1110
“National Church um“, Tuesda't
night. an 17th Miss Octavia Jen-
nings. of SouthpOrt, was the est of
hilt-ts Lena Willipms last '. n‘rsday
and Friday. .' a 2,... :.,_.
, sIATE'Noi'I-éuoat..'~...
.fi . .. ."I'I: n.1,)? ,.
Among Other) That, of Palm Hey
i
PmmM1m:I}r,,,:-.
'A admirer of cases; 000?er
Thursday in ’tbe crimfi’aif- ,
Com my Special smut-um
en'A Carter. Amdn the do
'lfal'y Peterson the-“h thdinU MW“.
{illflrgéfl with the" age: ehotvm
and at» the Bridgeport raft-fl
a. 11.0.01... About to depart with
or her employer It. to limit
her now made the dehci' .1 AMI
that 11‘ whoddocided e'he am MW-
lshed' enough I ‘ ‘:~‘_
Thomas Kinne‘yza w
charged etch stat 1m
1110wa to no on a not 101‘
Edward? meme '0!‘ mm!
at! 'leth forgery. was itl'c‘o n ,
ccanpaaton cases ot.1’0t‘or"btpbeet
M'ary Szncmrl. or Br'fdg'o org, Jeh'a
MINI adultery, were he
51' Charles sinus. email with u.-
cant assault was Dolled.“
”MW ‘ 30,572.:
onbwrn Yer eons adieu: ouAuA
MAnA Non.- stay 21 “#11900“?
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