Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 25, 1904 · page 7

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

of many minds.

Many rituals of many
kinds.

Bosfof all the house-
Mlo finds. ls

nu: mops-Riv

“05‘5” "f '
Range
Prices $l0.25 Up.

CONNECTIONS FREE.

Gas Co.

'PHONE.

 

 

 

Specialty Mfg. Co.

7! WA 15!? STREET.
! CDUTH NORWALK.
NEW AND sECONoHANo

Electric Motors

FURNISHED. iNsrALLED AND R:-
PAIRED. SATISFACTION cum.
ANTEED.

FRANK l}. VAN Still

PL uuama.
srzm

nor WA rm.
[IND ans
ynrmva.

 

 
 

Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.

50 South Main direct. I
Telephone, 137-3.

South Norwalk, Conn.
WWO”.

Easy To Pick

the proper Wall Poped Designs from
our splendid stock. There isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar-
tistic Wall Papcrs in these parts.

Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.

Solo agent for Janeway's apd Car-
penter's Wall Papers. i ‘

J..—

To Order—Window Shades, Pic-
ture Frames.

SUPPLIES,
MATERIALS.

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PAINTERS’ ARTISTS

_ SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, lac.” '
‘ Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe. 25c. ,
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods
3 it. long, with fixtures, roe.

—-..—.

PAINTING, PAPER HANG-
ING, DECORATING.

—__.._...

we HAVE AIFULL LINE OF
5 AND 10; CROCKERY.

. _..~. 3 , ‘
monitoring; EVENiNos.« 1

lHDtCker

, 'sywueiiiiigwu Street." "
’ South,Norwslir.....-- . _.....Conn.
‘ Telephone Connections.

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Prevents Blight, P
lty.

Watkins

 

5 Per cent.
of the CONN. GE
on lustullmou’ts. A
you, it you live, a
for your family..l.f

PLANT FOOD. .
KILLS ALL BUGS AND WORMS.
That cat, lll°.l”l‘3'
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Booklet Free.

‘112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone. 43-6. ‘

I'You" trim;

, FRED H.- FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
N. SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent.
UNITEDFANK DUILDIND, " ’
So. Norwalk. Ct.

 

 

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h , C T": N"- 9'83391-[1 homowurd very into one night. As he LB. . I Slhurtlvh. Kiev. All 15b Hubbll‘lilggfllolri-

"”‘ m” °V"~‘7 R‘L‘I u -rti iii is, l! ornngcasa, i' a. up, it on! v—

“01‘,“- I!» I905 . HiHJilld (malt,a u a W” m “w “ 30AN3"NE°TL53" COW MILK FOR ing W. Clark: 10:80, ”Hwhlimll' short

, “ 'Hii!‘ be old to himself, ‘thi. is o , sermon by the pastor-.10 owe y com-
CUNTAINS N0 ARSENlc placard of a Sevoluilonury,’unnrcliistic 25c ROOK I AN c W niunion, service; 1:80 p. in, Sunday
BUG DEATH is A VALUABLE nature. l‘il tear it down.‘ MEADOW I R D 0 school; Epworth Leaguc.6:45; preach-

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of Plants, Trdoopr t

reduces Better Quli- t

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001.0 BONDS
N'L LIFE le. co.
good ‘i‘niwstmcnt for
splendid protection
you die.

 

Solicits accOunts

JACOB M.

John H. Knapp

Josiah R. Marvin
Christian Swartz
E. H. Mathewson

 

iiii iiililii BANK

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

. WITH
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus, 3100.00000
No! Profits. 355300.00 ..

uiacturers, merchants and corporatIOne
upon favorable terms.

EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Proo-

 

 

DIRECTORS.

of individuals. man»

LAYTON, Cashier.

Henry Seymour *
Samuel Grumman
Wallace Marvin
John H. Light

 

u“... cusp—n... m... .,,,

the defense of the Amalgamated Oop-
llor
Thomas W. Lawson, is a taste busty
measures of all kinds.
Mr. Untermyor said at a recent dinner ‘
in New York, "to go slow always—to
go slow—to keep cool—4o be calm.
remember to have heard of a certain
police oiucisl who once came; to’ irrloi
through his bully and rash methods.

this man‘s town.
“DEFY. and an outbreak of some kind
w

heavy man and long past middle‘nge.

scenilcd with it in his teeth. Safe on

 

- “"l‘ "' “as“! “P.
‘fid‘gnwgh‘ilhil‘i‘h ‘“?°;..;&§hb:xf T ‘ . stock of fireworks.
“I I P. luff A lady on Brooksido avenue had a

o moist. FIDELIT‘Y newness“. '
Samuel Untcrmyer, who is to conduct ‘

ompcny ags'lnlt the suite of ’
"it 'le best.”

 
 
 
 

 

'V i ‘ ‘ President, John Halsborciryvicevpmi-
s ‘ dent, Miss Clara Raymondmooretuy,
Mrs. idoiahor'er: atrouuror. Mice Min-

nie Holden; treasurer of the. mission-
ary committee. Mlle Clerc. Raymond.
‘Rowayton Methodist Episcopal

“There was utumult of some sort in
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FANCY CRIAMERY BUTTER, 22°

 
 

 
 

as toured. Well, in the midst of these
lint-ms. the pom-o official was walking

ing service, 7:80, theme, The Great
Choice} Services for the week. Thurs—
day evening, prcycr‘meotlng.

Rownyion Baptist Church Frank C.
Brown,‘ pastor—Services nt‘
and 7:30 p. m. Morning sermon. to
pic. Pleasure in Work. ;* Evening ser-
mon. in View of the General Slocum
Disaster, is God Cruel? Sunday
school at 12; Junior Christlnnllcndeav-
or at 4:30; Senior Christian libideavor
at 6:30. Thursday evening at 7:30,
Happy hour service.

DARIEN AND Newman.

J. P. Brummcr has put in his unnupl

'MILK.eo CAN. .
s CANe some PACK TOMATOES,
250- : I l, I .
READY BITS muscle,

A. Stu ll
94 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NosWALK. come.

“And, acordlugiy, though he was it

he oIficiul climbed to the top of the
all pole. "torc bit the placard, and dc-

he gi'uunq,aguin he. struck a, match to
end the honor. It contuined,‘llc"'iouud,
he worm-lilies» Poisi'li' ‘~

units

g I?
Anhlghly recommended
0 an

indie-
Iho hove and them.
Inmate, and reliable. Atria will
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quantity of valuable . flowers stolen
from her garden recently.

Miss Mary Warner left yesterday for
her home in Wotherstleld, where she
will spend the summer vacation.
Quite a considerable sum was not-
ted at the lawn fete held at the Metho-
dist Church, Thursdny night.

Miss Erma Smith has graduated
from the Stamford High School. She
will attend the State Normal School
in the full. *

Two corloads of Knights Templar

 

 

Ariel Cameron has started for St.
Louis. .
Mrs. Charles Mo‘eller has returned
from a visit to Brooklyn.
Mrs. Russ. of Brnnford. is visiting
Mrs. Thomas Taylor, of Rowan street.
Miss Amelia Sinnnard, of Broui'ord,
is spending a week with her cousin,
Mrs. H, A. Flags, on Lorena street.
The Junior League is making nr~
rangcmcnis for their entertainment

w... u
the best
$0.50 Shae"!
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. . ' accompanied by the Second Regiment
M lve‘imr“ “““ttltit‘l “shorts 9...... .. News“... m... m...
023m. vcnuc p here yesterday afternoon.

' Herman Selleck's son has received
the, name of Clinton Franklin Selleck.
The Mackcy residence presents an
attractive appearance in its new
paint,

The pupils of the Center School grad-
uated yesterday afternoon in the town
hall, and special exercises were obser-
ved and carried out to make the oc-
casion one which will long be rememv
bercd. The hall was handsomely dec-
orated for the occasion with ferns,
daisies and wild flowers. The stage
was occupied by the school board, the
teachers and William E. Street, who
was master of ceremonies. The ad-
dress or the day was made by Rev.
Herbert S. Brown. It was excellent,

‘ The regular monthly meeting of the
.M. E. Sunday School board will be held
Monday evening at the home of N. E.
Ferguson, in (Jove avenue.

Tickets for the Epworth League
trolley ride Monday evening. June
27th. can be secured from any mem-
ber of the cabinet from Oscar Hellman
si Robertson's store or from Frank
Ferguson ot Mcud's store.

—Epworth League trolley ride to
Seaside Park, Monday evening, June
27. Tickets 36c. Full moon that night.

Problems in Africa’s Redemption will
be the subject of 1the Epworth League
meeting in the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, tomorrow night, at

How in the world do

we know.

Every -shociuau says

he does.

All we know is—

our "Kcitli's—Kouquci‘or"

 

 

HEATING.

STOVES AN

Gas Fixtures,

g x;

:17'- w

PLUMBING AND STEAM

HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.

SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,

Gas and Steam Fitting,
Metal Ceiling,

Have you seen our stock of

RICHMOND RANGES?

THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
“ ’ .COMPA‘NY. '

ALL STREET. NORWALK.

‘ FN‘I- H- “WV!"- 6:30 o'clock. The lender will be H. Al- interesting and fullhof good tadivice to
~ ,, -- , emmv-m - ‘ . . bcrt (loll). the young people w o are on or ng up-
CIPW‘": 31.500.000- 30PM“. 3135.000- Slims are L” and away A meeting of the Loyal Workers’ So- on life. The program was as follows:
- ' " The } l)‘ . ciciy was held last evening at the Singing—Columbia, the Gem of the ()0.
Earning Power tic ‘5‘ we ve ever 5°1d' home of Rev. F. S, Ainsworth. The can,
‘0: your “VIM! in! . leaders of meetings for the next six Schools. J
vested with this m months were appointed, also a number Recitation, * .
Company at 5 be, . . . _- , :' of committees. . . , Robert Miller. District No. 5.
cent was orccnt . ‘ Harry Hoyt. of Danburr. a former Recitation—41y.School-Girl Days, I
"greater “2“ if m. Olsen’s resident hero, brought down his Suii- Louisa Moisei, Fifth District.
[vested rat 1 per . a, ~ day School class from there todsyl. genitafiioik Child N t Dii
. , , ' ' They spent the day shine shore an ins or do ren, oro on s .
cent, ll ‘2 H n" Shoe Store had dinner at Dorisn‘s point. All cn- Recitation-JPN King of Denmark’s
cent. ”all“! than it invested at 3% - joyed the occasion immensely. Ride.
per cent, and 66 2~3 percent. grentei‘ W Shl l .3 E. 1.. Carr has sold the sloop Eils‘ Bessie Shelton, Noroton.
than H invested at 3 per cent. 8 ”a on May. which has been used for oystcring Recitation—One oi God’s Little Ho-
State Soper-licizrxéaf‘cvtcw York and SING! hero to James and Thomas Butt. of toes, J h K N t _
' Huntington, L. 1. She will be used 0 it one, are on. :. _i
REHIHHHDHJSLEEIRIezliggit'lIitgHggeerl-E. South NOITWGUK ' as a fishing boat. They took her acress, Cornet Solo, M Will . ’
. . ' ' . this morning. ' r. _ son.
I Miortlmer M' L” JRhL' Coburn mm The baseball team of the East Ave- Recitation—Shuffle Shoon and Amber
c "I" E‘ D” ° " 3' ”WM“ 7 ,, hue Methodist Church will piayuieam Lights, - .
1847 1904 "”“‘“‘ W"“"“~""”" representing one of the Daubury Marnie Waterbury, Noroton.
. . F. E. LOCKW 0D 3,60" churches “Mayflower Oval, this of- Reading,

D RANGES.

Etc.

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JUST m is A
VERY assr MAN

Wonk.
we TRY 70 c

‘ E. E. Gull NW

. , " tel.
19 rum er... ,

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OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS

THAN EVER BEFORE. ‘

WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU ,
CAN BUY NICE GOODS HERE. YOU
KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE

we HAVE TAKEN A coon
MANY CONTRACTS FOR HOUSE.
PAINTING AND wau. as GLAD TO .
susNir Houses FOR YOUR“

evesvrumc you NEED son THE ,
’ otconA'rioNs‘o
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‘ Comer unlit-cod Arcade and Monroe

special mi. cum Dinner only. -
hoe-nu. _ 1

are factory agents for the following
automobiles:

OLDSMOBILE. all styles.

Headquarters for view of the Sillidfi)"80h00l lessons in Solo
AUTOMOBILES, SUPPLlEs AND RE- the East Avenue Methodist Churchv ‘ Miss Walker. I
PMRINC... and an excellent‘program'will he ran: Address, i

Francis Austin. of 0:: Ridge.
Vocal Solo~At the Casement,
Mr. Perry.

ternoon. .

The lurire oyster sloop ownedhy
Captain Abraham Decker and which
was moored at the ' Decker oyster
house. tilled and sunk some time dur-
ing last night. She was entirely sub-
merged this morning with the excep-

I

.1 ,.

39 Wall St.) Namath
Recitation.
(—~ hrdl sh 8 sh shr sh shrdlsh s eh
Anna Bates, of Center School. '
Recitation.“

1". WHITE tion of the mast. She will probably be. Louis Jefferson. of Center School.
FRANKLIN, raised at low tide and the cause of the Exercise, '
LOCOMOBILE sinking will be ascertained. Pupils of Miss Warner, Center School.
. - . ' _-.»—“eave,,your order Recitation, '

s m we mm M 7 Evelyn Reid. Center School.

Arithmetic Exercise, ,
Mr. Perry's Pupils, Center School.

Will demonstrates” of,_the above,
achlnc‘o to interested parties. .

Bland it Davis. ,
Tomorrow will he the'launrtcrly re-

dcred in the Sunday school room, he-

 

 

PAPER

LITTLE LARGER

9
"ER! ‘

’I'

ARRY IN STOCK

is your House

I HOT WATERHEATING. ford. is the guest‘d! Ml“. and Mrs. 0311- All“ their friends. _ . _
‘ ‘ 1mm“; Wain fi " "fin. “d icl P. Wicks. Crew Ivonne. “~ “‘7‘? ,
. m... - ass... Wm sf. . M‘rs“:"'s.firs£l°im.t “”22 m“ S W! "s-
‘ In. _ ' . as or, . . .5: are 3 ..._....
i ' I .. ' ' " ' a will spend the summer vacatipn. ‘ ti lsaln,mon for two
’5 . T Arthur ‘Ci'ocketb end” family, of 3 y , . E
.I r ' ' ton. ”Fm murmurs 1nd Blinks it stoma-m _
us“ t’ " Mustang: semruwnfige. ‘ A’ party at mun; ' lo's ti
9 union fer urn-r__"._ .. . . ‘ _
ENORW‘LK' delved grateful on wlodquent- of dilieircalhrtvitn' lleague c‘Ity

 

iiiciiiui tiiii son of

summaris- ‘LAUNCHES
and

DINGEY BOATS, FISHING BOATS.

 

Rev. H. 8. Brown. ,0! . 1.
Presentation of Diplomas,

i
tween 12 and 1. There will be sing- -
ing by ihe'school; reading of the open-

Mr Street.
lng lesson. John R. L'Hommedieu; ' . l
MANUFACTUREfls OF singing. Misses Carrier and Nina Csr- Singing Amerlgz'hools
‘ l ' penter; “we” by the ”3‘0" prayer The graduates were} Chester W.

by Rev. Edward Cunningham: singing
by N. S. Ferguson; weekly roll call of
oillcers and teachers; singing. Jerome
' Smith; review of past three months
given by J. C. Hawkins. There will be
a large map and a picture of each les-
son; giving out next quarter‘s lesson
papers. and teachers would like every.

scholar present to receive them.
will take boarders... Showman the
ROWAYTON' . house this week... . . ,. .

is One of the attractions of the union
39:23:13?in child 0: Charles Lassen picnic to come from Bethel Spturdny,

. , July 30. will be! a some of bees. hell to
' .mml'fl} .‘fifi’fififigd‘gfl’lfiflfifi‘fi‘ffi lie-played at Roton Point; where the
Miss Belle Tuthlll. 0: Hickory Bluff, picnic 18 to "the slice! The team In

' Bethe! is trying to arranged! some tor

gagging a tow don with friends in ‘81:)“ day will]: the Ifdggevmf‘gs‘ oi!
Elmer E. Case has rented his form- ““1 NON”! -‘ Thep co ‘ _ 9 D”-
or ruidéneéin'flmckdtt warlock “clotted 1114'? the memr‘ of “'9
uptown pudem’: _.,, M , sand“ Ichooll 0"th Maillodlit. Con-
George ‘0. 1“me gregationol end EpIBcopal churches,

Cantrell, Evelyn Reid, AnnieL. Wecke,
Myron Weed. John Fabey, Leonora
Dsy, Ralph Pvtee, Jennie E. Wortke.

I .. .______._.._

NOTES on THE ssAsHonn.
Mrs. C. H. Harrison. of 6% Bank

street, D'snbury. has taken Daisy Opt-
tage, Bell Island. fontheseason, an

PATENT srzsL can rs
GASOLINE ‘LAUNCHEB.
Fastest and Lights-tr Mode.
~Nevor Leak—Never Sink-—

 

ORTABLE“ AND FOLDING ‘BOATS,
PLEASURE BOAT! AND ROW
BOATS. , ‘
SAIL BOATS AND, CANOES.

c. L. 31'. JOHN. Agent.
' 49 Water Street. .
Cutologuec on application. ' ’ '

 

 

 

 

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,, .- L. deform returned it
’tgodsyftrom ~unicorn visit:
. slim E» «N . some: and (Ii-tenant
we, .Wectport, and tire. mm Coley spent
‘ might you Ills. Thom trend
LY NS?» , el-

tho flowers sent to dip decor-Ito the

graves of the victimsot the Slocum!

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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nftern

The

schois.
them.

tiered :
Singin

Recita
Recita

Exerci
Willie

Reclta

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Recita
Singin

Exerci

Dialog

Willie
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, Miss Ednd‘ Gsult' lice been

friends in» The Norwclks.

. Louis Burn Ilill‘iellll’ned from New

lard for his summer vacation. .
as

Mrs. Ebenezer Coley. ovaheItlut
Temple Lodge, F. '& A. M, met for

tiny. night, and conferred the "M. M."
once on one candidate: cl! .
. Joseph Sadat wee Irmted in Greens

ly, charged with illegally soiling ii-

lilfi‘ 'with - costs, 84030 in oil. 4
,was paid. . ' . ‘ - ,-.
Mrs. Hattie Minoan witizmpoudvdul
and August with‘irlendsdn Dauburys
wProtecsor Frederick Curtis,‘tovmeri
superintendent of ‘our ‘ puNimuhooll,-
Who bod 'overtaxcdl himself 'wltlmihclai
duties and had become temporarily de-
ged, died Thursday It Westpont‘
Sanitarium, whither he had been taken.
Personally as well as professionally:

School closed

E. 0. Shipman has sold his corral
trotting horse to Mr.
Ridgefleld.

will preach in the

Miss Mary Taber and Master John
Taber, who have been hoarding with
Miss M. MacDonald for the past year.
have returned but
ville. Penu..

River school was held at the chapel,
and the parents and- friends of the

on the part of the pupils to prepare
themselves forxthe dllierent parts they
took in the programme.
has done good work during the year.
and three pupils enter the Norwalk
High school at the Center school. The -
following programme was well rcnu

Graphophone Selections, .

Recitation—The Boy Who Laughs,
Recitation—#An Evening Song.“
Grnphophonc Selections.

Abby Henry, lids Walkiey, Ora Hen-
. Hendricks, - Bertha Gundrup, lva
Gulies and Alice Prcece.
Recitation—My Chlcken’s
Cuddle,

limitations-Where They Grow,
Singing-M
Recitation-Idie Ben,

Dialoguc~The Deaf Grandma,

Recitation—The. Child's Reasoning,
Recitationé-What the Cows Do, ‘

Singing—America. land Flag Salute.7
Grsphophone Celections. , . ,
After the exercises cake and cream

The plattom
with. the n

Paosrecronsyultnsow. ESCAPE.
.MANVELr Calif. Julie 25.‘—He‘h‘ry
Belong and Herman‘ Gonfdber‘g?‘ llhv’e
arrived from! the deathJ valley region
WRIT-“11m news M’ithef‘nhrm creeps
of 'si'psrty of'prospclctolo‘ who were! re-
d turning from one region ’df'fltb Fu'l‘
noes Creek? mines “Eldest mu- my:
After wanderinguforlmotly hours "on2
the desert, they Mrédiooavered by De-
lmg —udszouldberg :throughq meet
chancon‘ inoculations belonging”. lit
the prospectors had strand “hydro.
loom modicum! with «hints had
wondomdntosthe cusp of Belong mt

followed

Culihhnnond’ _ , ,,
with the austeiesdistsferssunmd-i ;
' edpyonmoberertho‘tlcckrllljtocflm ,
.1 hits Ila thefmodnhhioeineor this city
“twentieth! ii,
"the two-dine me
30$me

women's.

*’ , w.l P."Eito’e'yscht!it‘shohored in"
I‘ VEI'.
YM. Elwood midwife. of Brooklyn.‘
'Mri. H, P. Burr, of Port'Chester, is

vl’oitl‘ng

, are visiting here.

uest of f lands in town. ~

vol!

Alice Bliss, of Brooklyn. N. .Y.

is the guest of Mrs. Samuel adult.

rial time until'Sopioinbor. Thurs-

: by Sheriff Kemper the other

. tic- was tried-Cetus; r-Justloe

cl 'Purdy, found guilty and fined

‘(Tho‘hne
l

‘ l

'ill: '

ii.“

Curtis wnr'hoid‘iucvery high re-
and with the children particular.

His death is a loss not clone ;

communityhut schools.

-_~——._., ”~—

CRANBURY.
for the long summer
on yesterday. . . ..

Bigeiow. of
. .l. B. Werner. of Grace Churcl‘;
chapel on Sunday
oon,~at 4:15.

hair home in Dan»

 

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BROAD RIVER.

m

closing exercises of the Broad

rs again assembled to listen to
The exercises showed hard work

The school

s-—H'appy Days.
School.
lion—What to Drink.
Guilds ‘Gsndrup.
tion-——How Johnny Was Fooled,
Waldo Cable.

Alfred Preen.
lac-Little Workman. .
Richardson, Kenneth St. John.
David Carrpithers.
tier—When Pa Begins to Shove,
Earl Rogers.
tion—~Why Betty Didn't Laugh,
Leola Fiedier.
lion—A" Warning.
Nelson Corruthers.
g—A Boy is a Boy,
! ‘ Schooh
se——The Days of the Week,
Eight Pupils.

Willie Whod.

Hazel Newcomb.
urn—Unjust Suspicion,
Name is
Richard Preece.

Anna Gsndrup.
crriiy We Go.

Thomas Catterall.

Wood, Abby Henry Peai'i‘Grum-
and Anna. Gandrup.

Mary Preece. .
"Alice Carr,

orvcd to the pupils. , .
wits prettily draped
atlonal colors. , . . . . . -

berg. ~< Chem ct «summon t
its trail suep‘dctinglomeraccidentoud
it until the max: morning, t
come uponitto out: of=iivo prospectors
near Kim Book in a‘ mootadeso.
late andbamn region. ,3 All the men t
were‘exhsuetodgc Some were delirious.
and one bed , '
sciouw’i’hesporty hid been without
(comer. tutor for. many,

m roecome uncon-

horns.

 

 

. . ! ROUNDID; ~.
cos. him puns mtg-missus
ii noue‘ “of melt “lilies"

‘Vol‘ It“

 

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.olet‘ Adams its instabilities in

l' l mica!

U 126 trainsdrth‘e aver-site!

. gers ’trcre 'cnrrie'd

:lng been made up electricity

'no‘stsndar'd signal ‘systh" “‘

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some srnmmo

Mandingo» to the Con
, _ and its [quip
'l‘IIor the convenience .
made up of leading odici
necting companl , t 0N0
all! ll, and Berlin b;
has neued e twen
which contains in ,
concerning tho it
loiiowiux is only1 ’
i 60k. Touching f ' ’
mine! the bookletMi'
The necessary lead for;
.“cut” has recently been
a cost of about 81.000.“
will lieicommeneodi‘d‘n
mom iii it in months.
with Which" li‘lic‘itlte’l
newpassenher clutch" . ‘.
twaeiir‘xtho present?“ ,.
in " e ' Orll’tt do.
Muiiowutlmt: MW “to
‘ The 'Harim' him ,
prises Harlem Rtvcr‘ ‘
Point yord. Wan. Neill 3!!de
yerdsrh‘nvihg d" oopdbitfilbf Oi
in this-tonninsi' More vhtiiil
the past month'flt f" A.
The floating departmmitll
minat in 1903 curried Mil"!
increase of' It %*'per='odltt. :
From this point 1'? must
of which are new. and‘tii‘ '
here it total impunity at 414"! ,
or the floats are otsteol‘! dim
been put into communism“ » “”3" .
The Harlem River britucltr chi.
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tween ‘Dorby ~“wand! Hewleyviilct; 7
the‘comlug year. which. in '
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tern points.‘ 1' c “u“ ‘ .
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divisionnnd L .tti'i‘dcld onthe , ' i“
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'Wnterbhry»~ii‘i‘eight ennui? ,
year received,549,589t'reont't ‘4
055‘. ' The threc‘passcnger'il a“?
this city are to“ be consonant. r ’
union'station’. Douhie'wtreckiflg , ’
Naugatuck division If-thli‘fibf id‘
timated at about $2,000,000.1"in
Marine District—Total nu
passenger steemers,; l7; 'tro'lglrcohisa
ere, 7: one of these is new brill '
During the year 1903; 779;?
,end'mtz sun
freight handled; ' ”' “
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cot time in considering it tho ‘ ‘ '
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All double track nude.“ ‘s 3!
bridges betwen‘ New York-Au
are to be made four track'hrldg”,
estimated cost of 33.0%,de
take about two years to comply:
work. . . 3 . 0.
Total number of scheduled > , ,
ger trains'ahd'totnl' mileago‘fm‘ ', id
thefentire road. under, present l"
cafd:. .i1 z .4. ’ z w. ' l l,‘ or}
'chk" days—#1349 trains And
miles each day, ‘ ~“
Blinds‘yse—‘fos ‘ trains "
miles.“ , .
“Ninety-three per cent. oi ,th ‘
trains run in the month‘o my
were on time. " " 1 "
Equipment—Coaches and ,
cars, 1,292; combination ought”,
lor cars, 104; composite. 16;"‘3,
33. Electric motor chrsffid; tn
dintng'cars, 15: buggagc‘sild
258;, express cars,“12:‘ privs
invalid fond funeral 'chbsEB.
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‘ IFrei ht Cars-éCoailct‘ii‘il, 5
core.) .584; list cars:*-1,9i$!l‘-’
freight core, 215; machinery;
mail cars, .67; Eastman has
48; carriage cars,,31: rctrlge
sleek cars. 7. ‘Tb'tnl.‘l3.7fill ‘
‘ lmcdn‘totivesép'asseni‘
570; freight service,
176. Totsl,1,092.
Electric Cervical—The“ N
branch is eight‘m'ile’s loiig
ped with overhead trolley;
this‘h‘i‘anch are run 26 trl. '
days and 12 on Sundays.
The New Britain brute
miles long. double trucked
god with the third rail
ranch runs 46 trains. ,
311616 on Sundhys. _" _ . . _
“The 'Hig‘ land; division .7 _,
truck. equip edwitli the s «it
tent is d IBf'miiss‘klon'g:

sr 't‘rsbngon‘gecleédhgs now
days 9 won an or ,‘ __

85 trains between Ham '
Britain. ' About two. in“!
times automates“, hi, ,
col-fled oh'"thls 1 sets are
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