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_ . They are lurking y the embers of
ess-
malted Ton-
A new lamp post has been erected
a Iii now living
No
Mr. Davl
' \
, your fires, i. .
, W” at the south end Belle island. ' 'i... up In -.
a W Tlieyhgrtemziuurina In the shadows of 300.“ The me a»? A 'buhriyr. it‘ll: 313*; if). fiarrézmi '2’ lg"; ‘Astatorrrrlhiztgofiua‘ililiiaiile:
y Anddt‘msgslusi Is for the aim of your scalp hed'hw BIOP‘ ,ul i Island. for ths section. ¥_ ‘ ‘ ' “V‘ lxiwffinfi'figlfif hfiehi‘...‘ Ivy.
And their mintls are on tho prey that , ‘ ' I A fine “on was born- yesterday to In complete as f" as posalb “2"
s ,
and Mrs. Henry L. Rowland. at the Old
they shall come. . Well Cottage, Belle island. Mother we lpubnmmu' “mm
howrvroa. ,
. . . .
. ' - . - ‘ Wu v . .~ il‘he gospel meetings-in.ithe tantra! ‘h’ai! the recent am“; e h
The .lisual prayer meetings will be Bell
held in: the Rowsyton Methodist
Baptist Churches next Thursday it
They are children of the dark and
dread the light; .
But without his campfire‘s rim, they
island are to commence in about
and two weeks. The 8 day night prayer
ilht. meeting in the evil iol tile 0 P i
The thermometer In the. shade abou p I a ‘ n. o at
out material In thud
than: has been In the! , ,
library before, aad'fli’ ,tr‘
FANCY CREAMEHY BUTTER. 226
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P, “We ,5 m N _ .. v ‘ t is also to be resented. . . . «' .
633 i. ."p Whittier“ .. . _ iiiti‘m"'ih'li‘l‘iifil.‘l‘t‘i‘iiiz’fidfi WW “to“ “W M ...r. ethnicity.
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if“ . In Jan. ’5- l“ One "m" lead a fearful e ‘ 1 ti 3 CANS' "£31158" COW M'LK FOR ion that turns about the hottest weath- ill Ferrisgnt ihtilr coltt:girsi"he‘|€:la— lid: sagefgllhvsi’drt‘ggsTiM‘ It! i it":
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BUii- DEATH Is A VALUABLE of their angry eyes. ulibllnklng In the MEADOW BROOK 'RAND COW Company and Reliance Hook and bath A 'part of cruise i i all . funeral oration on 00"“ “a”
f PLANIr'sooD, . . V dark; MILK,” CAN. '19? WNW are scheduled to play boat withy a summerrgsbinastigped 0:1; $335 Effeflmflw' 17:? ‘
‘ K -' Ls ALL BUGS AND WORMB. ery tacitly do ”‘9” footsteps mm” 3 CAN _ SOLID PACK TOMATOES next Monday morning, July 4th, on the Crescent Beach,_Beii island. Sunday; ‘So far as “[3803“ , '
, Tm. ,1: tile leaves of Plants, Tree; or an 5°' 3 ' Rollin Point crusade. . . ' - They stated that they had come from i t ' ‘ '
Half the time iii the kitchen. \ou look , Vines, A” they wait the dying filcker 0’ 030“ 25°. Miss Albertine Pinkney, who hill! Auityviile. L...I...Ind were on iheii‘ Eager: all? Smell)!“ .‘ E I ’ 1
after the cooking, ”'0 me looks after Prev (5 slight. Pro duo” Better Quli- Do Egrgckdm their niatchless cunning been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wii- wayeround Long island. - .. I‘ilamg on ofiovénorevivniiznré
READY 3'79 10? PGK' iIani Piiikney has returned to her home
[W Bow“ Fr". ‘A iarseinumhdr of people went to M70: by Rm Jmphrggmng i,
itself. 5 0 . ill b .9 I, . , . .
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__ W tkin’s" &”' Dow ri- ~. ~ . -... MW... in. .d....r.r.i arisen: Innate-wuss t” ..
"e“ 5‘3 "0 i 0- i ‘ flour. , ’ . , each week night throu houtthesea V - ‘ ~ ‘~ 'K
CONNECTIONB FREE. ‘ 5 For their motto Is. "We wait, till we “r Miss a. Blmuey I. manna. 10mm .1, . ‘ ”“- Wt i be Maiden”, . on ,
shall attain our hotel" - I at her cottage on Five Mile HINBI'JIROW'. “gyros [orchestra furnished 800d mur AGovemdr.‘ 30"" ‘Tre‘itfweiifi‘i'f i" Pr .
1;' WASHINGTON sraesr.
j Phone. 4“.
A POSTAL BRINGS oua REPRE- so they growl and then in dead] IV I .. '- < ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ 3°“ “03““ [”0“le “mm“ 7
t 1- - ‘ y , ' ' - . ayton. for the .eeason, and has for. her Attorne Samuel w ed . . .9it , . ' ..
SENTATIVE. . -7 ..-. g ___‘ w...“ Silence ’1‘?" . 24 COTTAGE AVENUE. guests her friend, Mlss‘Anna Mullen» bury andyBelie. leianrdfhag' bgfmbgg' lTl¥£:E;angcah‘,mFl-mm 5!
7. You can buy ~ . “J' 0' 1- 1“ New ‘Ol'k Tim” EAST NORWALK , CONN Gusts»; bier nephew.nllti'aste§ Willie gu- agitate. s. memberof a committee .of so been agendas?“ WWW“:
. ., , ‘woo: ernece. as ran 9 an: [r ' . ' ' . -.I-
5 hr 09M. GOLD BOND “You've kept the audience waiting, woody she has alsoyisitlng her a dlz- pu‘etraizrggmthgwlgg fifiggoLgrhntiginDn 'findlgmnmi'd 0‘ Ma ‘ 182‘ “ng (a; "
as O of theicONN. GEN’L LIFE WE. GO. Ml.“ FOOWEhtS-" . i‘ ‘ ' ' tingiilsbed honor student of theiclass Bretvster- to be hung In the County with a gram 't‘vei'o’ ldic inf"! J
C on instillllllt'lll'éi. A good lgxiestment for l ,Oh' let an?" “1;“; ”f him ‘0 Y“ A TNURWA L“ of 1904, of New York Normal 1College, Court House. ,, . ~ ‘ ‘ A sper‘iii'm'iiriiitgigfofi g ‘1'! the ‘
you, Ian.” air. n up on protection Ola eiloiigi ora c once 0 cap tlem ‘ ‘ . Miss Florence M. McDonous . Who " Mann or James I l h I ' . " . ' . . '
vPHONE. 08. for your fillillly. If you die. waltlngl' -—Puck. was graduated on June 22 last. at Car- ing .to have a band Sat It‘lizlil'to‘gfglln‘t' flightt‘j’gg'rhfggggmam‘r’olhiar I :63 H M: ‘
-~—~ «M ——-~ ~~——~-— FRED H. FIELD, - .._._. '-—~-~ —- Mg“ _-‘__,,,_~__._~M--_ MW”- "fill” mi”- 5‘13: Yfggaiffgg 1:691:12?" lime! 0n the afternoon and evening of other 0f of. 1...; of“ 1,, X‘At' 1" M , . ‘
THE GENERAL AGENT, Frank 1,, Dora. of New Haven. is vIe- ° roses, an r p r a y “'3' 4- Lowes orchestra, as usual. ,tion of the Narrative of‘the in his
Specialty Mfg. Co.
7! WATER STREET.
sourit noawaut.
new AND BECOND—HANO
Electric Motors
N. SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
so. NOI'WIIK, Ch ,
THE
illY III [till all
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
. WITH
FURNISHED. INSTALLED AND ss- Capital $100,000.00
PAIRED. SATISFACTION GUAR. surplus. $100,000.00
ANTEED-
rags—f, ., . ,, ., .. ”at Profits. ‘55'300°00
“WW Solicits accounts of individuals, man-
»-~ ufacturcrs, merchants and corporation.
Upon favorable terms.
FRANK 8 VAN SBDY aowm H. MATHEWBON, Pres.
' JOHN H, KNAPP. Vice«Prea-
PLUMBING JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
' DIRECTORS.
. STEIM John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvm Samuel Grumman
HOT WII TER. Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathchon . John H. Llflh‘
AND 0‘5 Frcd. H. Rowan.
FITTING. cioitai,"il,ooo.ooo. eurpiusjisoTooo.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137s.
onuth Norwalitpcenn.’ -
‘ per cent; and till 23 per cent. greater
. than if invrslml at 3 per cent.
Easy To Pick
the proper Wall Paped Designs} from
- our splendid stock. There isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar-
tistic Wall Papers In these parts.
Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.
Sole agent for Janeway's and Car-
penter's Wall Papers.
To Order—Window Shades, Pic-
ture Frames.
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES, ARTISTS
MATERIALS.
‘ SPECIALS.
White Curtain 17.51:; with Fix-
tures, 10c. .
Cloth Windo
fringe, 25c.
, Solid Brass Hal); burials Rode,
3 ft. long, with fixt res, zoc.
| Mr. I,
w, ,Shadcs, with
f PAINTING, Penna HANG-
ING, DECORATING.
WE HAVE A FULL. LINE OF
5 AND 10:: CROCKERY.
areas open nvanmes.
u—un—l.‘
"i
A l J, 8} waging... Street,
Souk Norwalir, Conn.
. i‘n’lolephone Connections.
Ayn? w-f‘wyem
. ‘Fuaerailbircctor '
. The
Earning Power
of your savings in-
vested with this
Company at 6 per
t-vnt. is 25 per cent.
Heater than if in-
vested at 4 per
cent: Is 42 6-7 per
cent. greater limit If Invested at 3%
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut. '
BRANCH OFFICE, IE 80 MAIN 81".
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence
w... u
g. the 5' .
$3.50 as
I
,, i» may
...
4 .
How in the world do
we know.
Every sliocumli says
he does.
All we know is—
our “Keith's-Kouqucror"
Shoes are 'far and away
the best we've ever sold.
“-
Olson’s
Shoe Store
Washington
Street
South Narwalk
1847. . 1904.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. ,
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATIN .
STOVES AND R NGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
I
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E E. Locxwgo’o to ca,
39 WailSt.. Nomad-
re factory agents for the following
utomobllnr, ., . ‘
OLDSMO§ILE on styles.
Gas and Steam Fitting, "1‘ WHITE!
Gal Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, Etc. FRANKLIN.
Have you seen our stock of . LOCOMOBILE
RICHM9ND RA GES? * Will-demonsti‘ate [any‘of the above
THE 1012168 & H TCHKISS machines to interested parties.
7‘ MFA 'YQ 4 , Hea uarters fo ‘
17 WALL STREET NORWALK- AUTOMOBILEgfi‘tiszL‘EE AND E-
rie um“
oun s'rocx OF new. cooos
JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE. ‘
WONDERFUL How LOW You
aim BUY NICE GOODS HERE, YOU
KNOW we DO THE WORK- IN THE
VERY seer MANNER.
we HAVE TAKEN a neon
MANY conrsscrs Foa House
PAINTING AND WILL BE eLao TO
SUBMIT FIGURES son YOUR
WORK.
we. TRY To casnv lN efocK
EVERYTHING You NEED Fort THE
DECORATIONS or YOUR House
males as our.
E. E. Gallant
, TEL. 135-2.
10 FIRST ST» E. NORWALK.
~<_lilotel VlCiOl'ld.i>°
Corner Railroad Avenue and‘fldhrfl
, ‘ street. _
Special Table d’Hets Dlnner natty.
j . trfi50oents. r,
DINING ROOM OPEN UNTIL 11 I. "a
. -—-- .91~"..«%
jumping in “Isompl‘epafli It!
In W'W'flhfl and , .
ceiient out“; . .' , yum“, iaax
T. J SULLIVAN Pro
. L),
-.. t 'T 1;." cf“ "pi. , “‘1
mull-iii spill. sill co.
manuracrpnsse "or
lawman: LAUNCHES
and
PATENT STEEL BOATS
GASOLINE LAUNCHES.“
Fastest and Lighten Made.
.-—Never Leak—Never sink—
DINGEY BOATS, FISHING BOATS.
PORTABLE AND" FOLDING BOATS,
PLEASURE BOATS AND ROW
.. BOATS. .
BAIL BOATS AND CANQES.
o. L. 31'. .1on their,
49 Water street.
. . Catalogues complication.
l“ aorta in instillation,
rot "st-“ohm ANSI”
norwntren HEATING. '
Insures a Warm Hana, Day and
Weather.
‘hi’
’ Night, in Coldest
man to whom
itlng his mother in Rowan street.
I John Coc, of the Bridge Pharmacy.
Is confined to his home with Illness.
James L'Hommedleu will lead the
regular weekly cities meeting this ev-
eillng.
Harry Alusworth. of Cottage avenue.
is spending a few days at Bellport, L.
l. Mr. Alnsworth took the boat to Port
Jefferson from Bridgeport, and wheeled
across the island.
——Junior League of the East Avenue
Methodist Church will give a lie. social
on Wednesday. June 29. Entertainment
afternoon at 3; evening at 8. Cake. can.
my, popcorn and lcec mam for sale.
Two men woke the neighbors in Fort
street several iiigllt ago, by discussing
family matters at the top of their
lungs. They argued till Constable
Morrison appeared on the scene.
Harry Keogh sailed yesterday from
New York, on the steamer Horatio
Hall, for Maine. He Is to spend ten
weeks at Camp Wiidmere, Crescent
Lake, blast Parsonileld, Me. Among
other things of pleasure will be a trip
to Mount Washington.
The Epworth Loegm: trolley ride to
Bridgeport, last evening, was a great
success. The special car which left
the Winfield street switch was filled
with merry makers, Who thoroughly
enjoyed the occasion. 'The party went
to Seaside Park, where the disembark
ed from the car and looked at the
lit-nutltul moonlighted scenery. The re
turn was made at a late hour. .
Drawtendcr John Cole met with a
very painl’ul accident this morning. He
was engaged in opening a can of vcrdi:
gris with which to paint (‘uptiiin Eld-
ridges launch, when the knife slipped
and his right wrist came down across
the jagged top of the can. He sustain-
ed a cat which severed the veins in the
wrist. He had the wound dressed at
the Bridge Pharmacy as speedily as
possible.
Rev, Edward Cunningham was con-
fined to his home last evening, and was
unable to be present at the special
toachcrs' meeting, held for the pur-
pose of studying the lessons for the
coming month. Owing to the absence
of the pastor, J. C. Hawkins explain-
ed the lessons. assisted by Mrs. Fer-
guson and Mrs. P. S. Seymour. Two
new teachers were voted in last eyep-
lng. Miss Elia Moffatttrsnd Ambrose
Carpenter. ‘
The members of the Connecticut Rio
flames, of East Norwalk. are anxious»
1y awaiting the ul‘i‘iViii'Ol the new
arms, the first consignment of which
is expecttd In a few days. The rlfie
adopted is the Vetterll bolt: action,
twelve shot, which Is the standard arm
of the Swiss government. a powerful
weapon resembling the Spanish Mau-
ser. These are to be used in conjunc-
tion with their Winchester repeaters.
A target practice will be held Satur-
day, Jilly 23. at Cockenoes island.
if Edison or his father or any of his
family were to .put a couple of‘planlng
and saw mills on a gramophone, with
all theirhideous noises. groans, moans,
shiileks' andtlle Lord only knows what
else beside. and make living pictures
of the {respite-alike workmen flitting to
and fro. the white horse drawing the
skeleton wagons. and other wierti ap-,
purtenances, he might make himself
more famous or infamous than ever:
After this Dante's Inferno being put in-
to movable objects and produced in a
lowing manner: “Hell broke loose,
Edison record."
the. unconscious. bill; touching lnci~
dent happened yesterday. when a lady,1
with a passion for» cultivating penalize
brought a large paper of them to the
wife of an old newspaper man as a lit—
tie souvenir of friendshipmi'i‘hls in it.
self had 2nd particular significance or
,c'ept that it was the first time that the
two ladies had met to become well no»
anointed. but to the old man it was a
pathetic reminder of‘the greatest loss
of his life-his mother having diedion,
the 27th of June, 1885, and she herself.
when alive was passionately fond’of
thee-pansy, unlike the donor of the
timely gift. was a native of the 01
country. "
Captain Thomas Wright. the redoubt-
able old tlmcaiallor man-who hitched
to lay to for‘several weeks, while an-
dergoing repairs to one‘jef his under-
pinnings, was outthe other ‘day‘ With
the aid of a stout stick to brace his
mainstay. in order to get a little fresh
air, mixed with. anittleaalt...His first
visit was to the senior navigator. Cap.
tain Nathan Roberts; horn in 115, be-
Ing about ten years his junior. and to-
gether they ‘rehcarsed: old geime‘ resets
lectloins as In their forecastle days;
when It took about as many days to go
from here to New soreness-mm
new. .Old Toni head for. emyearg
anyhow: land humid-4e tie the!
' .. iv- . referred
. by Coombs it is stated. The authori-
hall, might be announced in the foi- d
friends.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
. . no.
Oscar Jennings. of .the Soldiers'
Home at Noroton, is visiting his son,
Oharlcs Jennings, 5 Liberty street.
Danbury. .
George H. Tilley's winter residence
here has been closed for the summer.
Mr.‘ Tilley and family are now at.
Green's Farms. . .
Clifford-ID. Persons. of Bristol. has
gone to the Boldlers'flome In Norotnn,
to live and Mrs. Parsons has gone to
the home of their daughter to Massa-
chusetts. ~ « .
Hereafter during the summer. the
evening rdeetliigs at the Congregation-
al Church and the meetings of the
Christian Endeavor Society will be
combined. *
~Fresh Country Eggs at Street's
Cash Grocery.
Harry Street, collector for Raymond
Brothers in _South Norwalk. and pro
‘prietor of Street‘s Cash Grocery in Dar»
lcn, has recovered from a two weeks'
illness.
The lawn party which is to be held
Thursday at the Congregational-
Church promises to be a great success.
The committee in charge of it Is mali-
lng elaborate plans for it.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stoorza celebrat-
ed the second anniversiuy of their wed-
ding. Saturday. Quite a party gather-
ed at their home and aided them in
the celebration of the event. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. EVA.
Weeks and children, Joseph Strahley,
Joseph and John Stoorza. Rose Singl-
er and others. The party played sev-
eral games of pit, songs. instrumental
selectionsand a general good time
closed the evening. Refreshments
were served. «
There.ls considerable comment here
over whether or not the Rowayton
baseball team. has cancelled the game.
with the logic Hook and Ladder team
on Fourth of July. Darlon played a
team from this company and was best-
en on .iccorntion Day; They new claim
It would not be sportsmaniike for the
Rowayton team to refuse to play them.
The next meeting of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company has been postponed
until July 11.
People who live in the neighborhood
of the house occupied by James
critiesithat he has been making a
noise and disturbance for a
number of nights past. Coombs who
Ins a section hand on the railroad has
been drinkingmore or less lately and.
the other evening had a row with his
wife. The neighbors allege that he
mistreated her and struck her with a
chair and that-his son found it neces-
sary to fightrwlth his fathom :Mrs.
William Patterson was also assaulted.
ties are showing their usual attitude
in such cases. No arrests have been
made. , .._....
‘ WESTPORT.~ ‘ i
Miss Helms Johnson, of New York.
Is visiting in town.
Harry .Babcock; of New Haven, spent
Sunday here with: friends.
A delegation from Temple lodge. F.
& A. M.. attended service at Greens’
Farms Congregational church yester-
ay. ,
Children's day service was held last
evening at
church. and drew largely in
the oppressive haste a
Seekers .after camiiseme .
docked fromhere to. Roton_Polnt. An .
nlngSmIth Is making. a visit. there
worth while. and it requires no glasses
for no resorters here to see what West-
port loses. .
Funeral services
remains of the. late Frederick Curtis.
spite of
the attendance . proved exceptionally
large. especially. ofs school» children:
tendant, was» plainly- ..evldenced and
dead. The nail bearers were: Tsc.‘
Sterne. Dr. J. H. McArdle, J. E. El-
wood. Thomas Quinlan, Dr, L. '1‘. Day,
and F. Khartoum .
I was'ij‘ Nohwamt.
Mr. and Halters“ have returned
from theirtweddln‘g tear. «
Mjils Jennie Filinw' spent several
daysvwiih lit. and-firs. John Fiiiow'r
. .ltiissflraice Stillman“ ”duties Philips.
of South Homelkpspent» Sunday with
'Nrsshndretré gnu e ‘ ‘
Mr, and Mrs. Edwin blather have re-
turned home frousaweek's visit with
, :i .g:
Wifit Wile were:
Coombe have complained to the oath ‘
Ssugstuck Methodist .
nt ‘ Sunday
were held over the .
at his home. Saturday afternoon, and .
whose affection for their late superln- .-
proved to be aiglowlng tribute to the .
doom
will play for dancing. afternoon and
evening, In the pavilion. - - . . .,
Captain Henry L. Rowland, who re-
ceived a “kick" In his right hand: from
the engine in his. launch Thelma, last
week. is recovering as well as caube
expected. Mr. Rowland is assistant to
Timouiy H. Foster. one of the proprie-
tohs of the island. . ‘ .
The South Norwalk standpipe, at
the east end of Crescent beach, sprang
a leak, Saturdsyy'but the» water com»
missionersvdid not learn of It until yes-
terday. and suitI was this morning be
fore any attempt was made to check
the large new of water.
The new hotel at-Dorlon's Point ls
masons. under~Contractor IWlliiam P.
Beers, expect to get» through tomorrow;.
and after them the painters will have
possession for a few days. Landlord
John. E. O'Suillvan and family are to
occupy the spartmentrin the upper
part of the building,‘which will he at-
tractively furnished and fitted up.~
Aillarge party of‘ young men from
Danbiiry came down to. South Nor~ ‘
waikt Sunday morning, and alters
dinner at the Mahackemo hotelfithey'
enjoyed a sail on the Sound. do the
party were H. W. Hoyt, G. -A.-Colcerd.
G. Schoer, F. N. Bell. George A. Os~
borne. W. Wesley Banzhaf, Harry W.
Mable. G. Falrchild. A. AM..l?hiillps. G.
E. iRIitei‘. A. Bradley. E. Crofut, F. E.
Hambrldge, W. .8. Thompson, C. J.‘
Stone. J r., and H, Stone.
“Oh-m
FAlRFiELD FORTUNATE.
Roads
In :i’hat. Town improved by
Public Spirited Citizens. ,, -
The town of Falrfield ta fortunate In
Its public spirited citizens. Its dine
macadamized roads are the pride of
the county and the admiration of visa
ltors. Another stretch. of.road is now
being finished at private expense.
whichwlll add to the reputation at
the village; Last fall Oliver G. Jere
nings contributed $9,000 and the town
contributed 81,000 for the macadamia:
ing of the roadway leading from his
residents on. Osborn * hill around to
Moody's mill at Northmvenuepahdisr
tanceof four miles.send Including Jen.
nlngs avenue, the HollandoHelghts
road» and the King‘s Highway.-~'.l‘iie
work of macadamizingwasnsterted last
fall and is nearly completedp . 2-. I
The . scheme of beautifying "Fain
field and putting the roads in line.
shape was begun. years agoby‘F‘reden
lcchSturges afterward by :Frederlclt
Bronson. continued by OrB. rJennlnEsi
and now by 0. G. Jennings. ctin tell:
these men have contributed-«about:
3300.000 for road im
their town.
’ “A DAY WITH THEE."
My own: '
"on,“ divine . - ,
t pleasure my caresome
A day with thee is
"l‘ls the rares
life ' i-
- Hath known;
Whethgir skies be bright
r
or clouds be.
ill ,
‘ Their glory, " ' .
A day with thee is a fair and perfect
story.
One day with thee, my love.
ls better, sweeter,
Than all glad days of all the year—
Compiete— .
IIfhan keenést pleasure, if
Thou has not cured, ‘
Than rarest treasure, It
By thee unshared.
A day with thee! the very sun
. Shines‘I'brishter!" . _ “’
A day with th , .4 the air itheli'
Grows lighter! ‘ ‘
A day with-imee-i‘tho birds‘ are
Gayiyuslngtngi . .1. ” ‘.- at.
8weet.Nature’s~tanest, gladdest
A'Bpoet ringing. .
Wire Iifli 3'}
A day with thee—God grant such days
,l Homo! : ‘ :3 ‘ ‘- “'
Andmoreptliat they may never lack
In“)! 7’ v-i I‘m.
Of these sweet graceay ‘
Whichnste day did crown. ,
Of which [9er know
.The datecmyown.» ~. .- '
~Geaevieve‘ Hate Whitlock.
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LOOMil-VIOQY NOT FOUND. . ~.
easements; France, June n-n'i'he
_a sac: yesterday. that “10‘th or
. also 1’.- itroondarhe' been: washed
ashore nonwhites. am this linear
locations: W dos: not troubadour
rapidly nearing completion; and-the .
movements to 2
Charity-Schoolln ioebano It: enema ,
cut from the Year lmvafl in ' ‘ i "
porstion of it with Dartmo _ .119 q .
and. Removal and Settlemd‘xggifi‘g‘... i
Hanover In the Province o'f‘New liaihiir ‘ ‘
shire, ml." by R’e'r.’ Drtmesher Whee-
‘locku prt-isidentfoti-liartinuutii."l‘f‘i‘l‘o"W , . ~
The: titles or some of 1th otherwoo‘ ~
"merits; shbwing‘thoir interesting nae
ture‘ian‘d vaiueparle as‘Ifoiibwiiti»-*’fi"”“ ‘I
“Rules of the - Heiise-of'fcl'tepresdataw
tlves" ‘(sn yearly”edltion. 'no date)?‘
"Addresses corona Wise Hartford
County Agricultural Society," 1819, by
Ethan-W. ‘A‘ndOEVSI‘l-i‘ ' ‘ II 'l I" '
"Order of Religious Exercises on Eie
.ection Day."r1818..ub ”.i .I it“: ‘
"Sketch otnthe Life and Character oi.’
the late RogerMinot Sherman."-1846.
“A Few‘lmporfsdt Facts; auntie
dress to the Farmers andf‘ltfeciilihicsjnf
the United ‘ States. ‘Pat‘tiqiiih‘l‘ly’ ltd
(Those of {lenhedticiit""tho ‘tlat'ei. ‘- ‘
I‘i'l'he Mischiefs oi' I.egisliitch“3Cah-
“cures Exposed". lb “an ”Address'fi‘o “tilt!
gegple of Connecticut."'by Trumbull.
‘ “Articles of Agressm‘ent’of tile Cons .
nectIcut Go‘re’Land Company" and sup; .
HM: .. 5.. _ '~
plemeht, 1796‘." . , , .
“The Right or the Government:
Company of the Colony of thnecticulf
to'Clalmzanil Hold Lands Within this
Limits ofttheir‘ Charter Lying West of ‘
the erovlnoeoi New York.” 1713‘. v' ' ’
; “Arguments in~‘F’evor‘-nf the Eat
,iishnsehtl of a. State Baum", III" ”-“
I The form used for the‘hi’l'noimcement
of the cisctlbu of'delegetes to congress. "
Msy'ciectlon.—1784, as sent ioutlby the
secretary of state, George‘Wyilya. ;
.. .5 = I fi'1'!1,--e_ 1.
rouoHKursis naoarra
1:5‘» . alwwL—a—Lweikii ‘V‘
‘Curious Chaptor'of’Acoidenhdo Poem . '
. * " ayivania strait.
POUGHKEEPSIE. N; Y June 23.3—-
Overcast skies‘and other“iridicir‘t'io:~ :Ii!‘
unpropitious weather charddterihel‘. ‘fiai.
early hours ’of regatta daysimd v "at:
little boating enthusiasmfi there 'Was
dosing‘ the' morning was ' ‘ ‘
dampened thereby. Butfh‘ ,
passed, a northwesteriy‘udn gah'tb
clear the sky and a fine‘sflréi'h bit web
predicted ‘with «he ttirn of‘“thd“‘~tidh§
ilislitxnight was almost aetxqulétae may
:Ordinary summer evening « In‘ “Polish;
keepsie. _, ”Themnrlotls chapter‘ot'ace,
closets to Pennsylvania Is al‘nfust ', a
‘01in ‘ topic ref interest. “*‘Tho‘ws it.
which Was split in lending are dealt
yesterday Is; however: ‘not'l .serlou y: _
:hiirt. - Townsend-Witt, centimeters ‘
Block In the freshmanrcrevfithef‘iatton
Ihaving sprained his 'ank‘lei‘=‘.,'i‘iié fresh-r . ‘
manii‘eox‘swain cut himself vii
Ibrakbn pitcher. ' ‘ .. a?
Gerneli he still: an ion or rite
though the almost uhpre‘cedentthIM ,
that taro of her mentttheiif‘ootaiodti
fee; are to row In both the {WW
and varsity races introduced- I'a distance
of uncertainty and Ileads .ma'ti. liar: ,
have tenement” havetdsss‘etim the _
satirical-ed racetfor the-like hei‘
arty. * «~Wiseonslo " confidence
strength today , and there wow
persons who‘ shook thhir heads
«Columbia as it mysterious . teeter
little ‘is known In detail of Comb“
work. which has been done far up.
river; where her crewwcould’be‘ ,
from observation. ‘The tenant
preeslon» ls ‘ that Columbia .. has
(tithing materially In the matte“:
_ urance. which was her weak spot ’
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. glaciers- heii‘r’varsity crew thing...»
eligttterfester this yeargthaa
rtney saidrw "if’that is». '
' * trimmer-orient asst Got-ire
ct; dremvwhat it knowtoi'pufid! ‘
' lgbttn’Wlaconsln need below me
an four lengths faster than between
to butw't. .. .‘ 752‘?“ n; ' ' '
Wisconsin‘s-time firth! " '
ladtvyiear was Illuminated}. ‘ .
ontis.- =Ifslto lettei‘sripitlths 1W tit _.
yetr. trusses thatrttnidordih:m'
she can gal 10%. " '
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