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Bridgeport, sro guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F W. Gregory
Miss tinsel films, of Modtsgue. Hals-
schusetta, Is spending the summer with
H tbs and
M II waiting
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I» » ws ARI: success-runs son 1 , Mrs. a. J. Taylor.
- Auronosits on, 30AN8“NI|TI.II" cow MILK Iron 1 mm ”“9"" "WV “1.31m... Mills Florence Willmott. of New .
REMNANT SALE GAD ENGINE OILS, 25° , , 1. » , ,2 1 ,, York, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rob- “ENTB.
GAO ENGINE CYLINDER OIL. " ~ I -- , , 7 .7- ~ w «~- ~— - . ert Gregory. .7
,. or ~ - gram enema OYIiINDER OIL. MEADOW swoon IRAND cow r7lie solectmen have been asked by; William t8h:1mood.til quflghqn' FOR,ALL
EAVY MACHINE O L, - o tlsons to appoint someone to Qtlel W38 a BUN 0 i “l0 0. 01' '
LIGHT MAcIIIrIs OIL. "'LK'“°""' the disorders which are continually wood, last week. MAKES OF
sswugg MACHINE ‘OIL, 3 CANS SOLID PACK TOMATOES, , Brisilig about “is (tulle; ththa town. MHOI'tht J.buWymanl.“thlty pglntfll', has ,
NEAT OOT OIL , run on msn' e areas I e streets soon a- sy at s rs s the past ‘ i .
a» ' 1 3 er “CNN-OIL. I figs. ‘5. . . Gilbert 303"" 1' ”50"“ l‘ W°“” and gather on the steps of the post or. few weeks in Cannon. . , 1
. INDEED OILI REA Y "I“ H“ PGK' v‘. .I r. vacation. nee using language which is often very Miss l’ansy Wilson entertained a V 5 ,
”- OILID OIL: ‘ Earl Baker has returned from I Vin- vile and profane, but still the asthori- lalgs party of young friends from Nor~ . ‘ "" ‘- ‘ .
OAITOR OIL. It to Hartleid. tics do nothing about it and the ‘11- Walk ’iucsday evening. 7" m
‘ Having sold more wall paper SPERM IL. Ellis Taylor has returned Irom a mo ,sance continues. Last Sunday there Stanley Willardson, of Hoboken - ,
LARD 0| , weeks' visit to Long island. were a number oi! men about the cen spending the summer with his grand- Posts‘p" onsaarwu: comm
this year than in former years COACH OIL. Rev J W DEVI! WI" Dread! in “19 tar 0! the town during the day dbowins pare Mr. and Mrs. H B. Coley ”a, M ,
BAR OIL, Cranbury chapel, Sunday afternoon all the different stages oi‘ intoxication. Wills Burr has opened up a new . . .
we have on hand It Iarse stock THREE iN ONE OIL, u. COTTAGE AVENUE, Mls. H. A. Fiagg is entertaining her Ladies are often annoyed grsatly by sand bank in Cranbury, that bids fair I
ALBANY engage 1 - aunt Mrs, L. Hotchkiss, of Brantord, these persons, but it does not seem to prom a sourch much profit to the " 'I "
Same with SAMPSON BATTE’RIES. EAST NORWALK. CONN Conn to matter. Some of the prominent owner. THE SINGER
o: Remnants. citizens are talking the matter up. and
probaly something will'be done If the
officials can be aroused tronl their ap-
parent lethargy.
Rev. Edward Cunningham led a
prayer meeting in Springdaie yester-
day
Miss Eva Fisgg has returned to her
A lal‘m tree in front of E. L. Grog.
ory's store was blown down in the se-
vere blow of Thursday night. and fell
directly across a mowing machine for
I‘COIL‘UMBIA sits-Teams,
so WAsHINo'rons'rhu‘tg‘
mssco BATTERIES.
South NGMIIMW
F. is. Locxwoons Co...
match borders and others with-
out borders. Same we will Watkins & Dow 39 walla?" Manual" home here after a visit with friends in which Mr. Gregory Is agent. Fortun- gauges” at 3‘“ Roton pflmiml“
. , are factory agents for the following Darien WESTPORT. ately the machine was not damaged by 3 o'c lock- Tye!“ .- ,
put on we at a cut 0‘ 0” 112 WAsI-Iinc'ro‘N s‘rnsu- IUtomoblics: Miss Sophia Straub. of Brooklyn ‘9 --- ”‘e mm" °' “‘9 ““3 Willi. 333 31:13:21: tsfli's’
‘ Mueller, or the —.—.«.L——__—~ e .
half of former prices. Now Is Phons. 43.3, OLDSMOBILE. 8" “le8. {#:3333831}: :txigeterliidgc Yxfisbfiyhur 30‘93’ is "9th in New WILTON. Thc7members of the West $
th “m t b d o d | .-_.. “IMP-“ .._......,-..-._ Th. WHITLI Howard Benedict hail IGUU'ned from Mrg.,,]ogeph SPICE? BDCDI‘. yegterday gregat on}? Gilligan enjoysttls t.
e c 0 uy 80° 8 o s Y0“ can buy fR‘NKLIN. a visit to Massachusetts and Vermont. ln‘Bridgeport. Mrs. Frank Comstock Is visiting rel~ T1333, 1‘“; W huesdaylo ‘Vegh '
low "’ M 5 PO, “Ont “OLD BONDS LOCOMOBILE He reports a very euloya‘oie‘ttimo. A, E. Lewis and wife, of Litchtleld atlvos in Madison. Sunds (3,00;ng was fig“ 7",“. 7 ‘
I I ‘ ““ of the OONN‘. GEN'L LIFE INC. 00. t The work of repairing the bridge is are visiting here. Miss Marion Olmstcad who has been i d 27273 I III Mob . ., “a.” .
_____ ' ‘ on installments. A good investment for WI" d°m°"“"“° any 0’ “‘0 “0V. gradually WINDS 10 a 91039 and “0°“ MIBB Helen Archer of Cleveland, ill ls hlprovlng in health ' ("1m :1 0 e mgm fa” .1 ‘ V“ . v'
. - . you, if you live, a splendid protection ”WWII” ‘0 Mme-ted 9""..- ille of days will 890 it COHIDMNI- Ohio, is visiting here. Mis H I l d, ' Lg" : we,” “we 1 gig” \I :‘i"
' " ' for your family if on dis. Headquarters for The meeting 0f ihh Loyal ,Workers And still they come: new man on a c on .u ow, who ‘5 “091”“ 1 gr m 0 games or . III.
I y _ in town, spent Thursday In Stamford. girls created much {Uh andmo ”3993,.
RED H IELD AUTOMOBILESA |SUPPLIEO ANDRE 01 the Advent ChFISI ChUIWCh tomor the trolleys breaking in. - Thel w hi h 1 brand"!
ecker imam“: £35m ' ,,, RING. :3»: will be led by Mia. ii A. Mc— MW, molgom and wife are visiting {0:51.212 $251? gf‘ifih'mfii‘g, 0‘ gar},- a. infill-raring: cri'l‘ZEI'dll. amps. “
8 I ends at ortsmouth, N, H, s an rs.
I I 1 N. OMITH FERGUSON, 8psc'lsl Agsnt. The meeting of the Junior Band of John Madden is the latest addition Thomson. Imd 30:32:] Otlael'tintiel‘eglnslfllghi
UNITED BANK BUILDING. “I0 60““ Side Fefld Billiill‘l, the East Avenue Methodist Church, to the inmates at town farm. Andrew Comstock. of Bridgeport wyereen rlfsenisdnres “77““pr
8 Washi ton Stree 8‘" Norwslk. Ct. iflfit evening was led by Sim Sher— Charles Anderson is on his annual his been a guest of h uncle Strong low to}: esecond alrzes ‘3” ”at" f 3‘
7 , “a t’ mm.-- ~~- ,. FOR STEAM AND wgod ii d r B ii I vacMatiou that ]will cover two weeks. Cogsglck, of North W Ion. - third Alt er lungxh tw’oas’heczhl “tailing;
A R IN . saac Hsv an o rtgepor pass- iss Edith eeieris spending sever- ramatic entertainment will be .
South Norwalk, Conn. HOT W TE HEAT G ed through East NOI'WIIIK yesterday. ai days with relatives in East Norwalk. given in Cannon Hall, this evening, for mm was filled and a fld° taken “I '
Roton Point Heie later. ice cream anti
cake were solved The day was both.
tact and all united in pronouncing
picnic a great success. -,
Insurcs a Warm House, Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Relatives from Norwalk have been
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Levi W.
Holmes.
Work is being pushed on the tem-
porary railroad bridge over the Songs.-
in his automobile, in company with
some friends.
The meeting of the Sunday school
teachers of the East Avenue Methodist
Church will be hold Monday at the
the benefit of St. Matthew 3 parish.
Master Tommie Belden ot Danbury.
who has been spending the Week with
Wilton relatives. returan home this
Week Thursday.
Elli 'NAllilNIL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone Connections.
”7*.
A NATIVE 07F BETHELde‘
7' L ' . . WITH ' 7 home of H. J. Hipson. tuck. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pearl, of Phlla- '3" '
l e “0 Ion 1 ‘ Mrs. Lyon, of Osborn avenue. East The Misses Edith and Maude Kim- Ilclphi‘a, have left the Elms, where they ’
Capital $100,000.00 Norwslk, dr70ve til) hfiridgcgort. Sstur- her. of Bridgeport, were recent visitors lhays been stopping two weeks and Poverty
' day, remain ng wt Irien s over the here. are returned home. '
Surplus. 3100.000. 00 Sabbath, and driving home Monday. Joseph Albill and wife have returned Br‘ofessm Judd of Yale. who is sum- 1”“ w. Barnum "went"
in price of
Not Prams. 355300.00
—l--—
Solicits accounts of Individuals, man-
mcring in this place, has charge of a
class In psychology in Columbia Col-
lege, New York, during the summer in-
or in.
Miss Marguerite Robinson and Miss
Josephine Moshcr. of New York city,
are guests of Miss Flora Reynolds, at
her home in Van Zandt street.
from a visit with relatives In George-
town.
Miss Fannie Curtis, who for some
loss and who In said to have
a fortune of half a million,
Iew years ago. died in
GAS RANGES
7 to; one month only, dating from July
In .
utacturcrs, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, P
JOHN H, .KNAPP, Vice-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cnhlcr.
M
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Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself.
The Juanita Dating Club of Nor-
walk, and a few friends enjoyed a trol-
ley ride 'to Seaside park, Bridgeport,
and rethrn Wednesday evening. It was
a pleasant night and a pleasant trip
A very interesting service of the up-
timc has been numbered among the
sick here, is convalescing. '
Rumor has It that a new house is
to he built on the State street pro-
perty of Joseph Linxweller.
Westport Sons of Temperance partic-
lpstcd in an entertainment given by
Mrs. Schlichting, who has been some
months undergoing treatment in a New
York hospital, has returned home. hav-
7l7ng fully recovered from an injured
not.
The gold grounds fails quite an at-
dny. in Brooklyn.. N
was born in Bethei eighty
and became wealthy .thl'ott
ventions, but lost all that
in unfortunate Investmon
The New York Hera]
says: ‘
“a?! “We
tiactlou this season to our summer
contingent who die glad tt‘l avail
themselves or this opportunity It plac
tics the favorite game
The marriage of Miss Louise, daugh~
ter of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Sturges, of
Mt. Vernon, to Mr. Crittentorl, of the
same town, will take place in New
Yttlll'k city, Saturday afternoon, August
6 l
Notice has been given of a meeting
at the Town Hall to be held the first
and second Fridays in August for the
purpose of enrolling voters according
to their political prefsiences J B.
Sturges and G. W. Ogden are the reg-
istrars.
A large amount of lumber and hand
how-n railroad ties are stored ’st the
station. awaiting shipment to Bridge-
port. ,under contract to Nettleton, a
large lumber dealer. "Tony." an Ital-
ian, who lives in North Wilton and
Once a power in the flush DI ,
manufacturing world, and not
height of his career at least
of a million dollars Isaac W
tiled at the age of eighty,i
in a furnished room at No. 460 1"!
Ha awhile, Brooklyn, on .Wedfi‘c‘s
night. Much or the money mt
made In the promotion of in
Risin Star Division. in Rowaytou,
Tues sy.
Hockauum Golf links serve as a. cen-
ter for many. those. days. There is
general Interest in the putting tourna-
ment now on there.
Tuesday evening Miss Bessie Tread-
wcll celebrated her lilth birthday by
entertaining 15 of her companions at
her home, Lyons Plains,
There is lots of sport berry picking
now and daily numerous parties wan-
dcr off Roseviiie section and In the
back country after blue caps and
blacks.
“Dusty Rhoades” is not as much In
evidence thus far this season as last.
Can It be possible that the automobile
has driven the typical tramp to the
woods?
Follmviug are the unclaimed lettcls
at the post office: Miss Mary 13.
Jessie Ward Mr.
worth League will be held tomorrow at.
the ‘East Avenue Methodist Church.
The Eilet‘tzt will be "Missions ill Latin
Countries." The leader will be Jerome
Smith.
At. the session of the East Avenue
Methodist Sunday school tomorrow, it
ishopcd that there will be as large
on attendance of pupils and teachers
as possible, as the matter of the an-
nual picnic will be put to popular vote,
to allow those who are to go to take
the most popular method of enjoying
themselves.
John H. 009. of Bullaio, N Y. who
for some months past. has been con-
nected with the Bridge Pharmacy, has
taken a position at Rsndslo‘s Phar-
macy. New London. He will assume
his duties there on Monday. During
his stay here he has made many
friends and his loss will be sincerely
DIRECTORS. '
John H. Knlpp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swartz Wallace ervtn
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
Cspltll. 01.600.000. Iurplus, 3186.000.
‘ Tbs
Elrnlng Power
at your savings In
vested with this
Company not, 5 per
cent. is 25 per cent.
greater than if in-
vested st 4 par ‘
cent: is 42 61 per
cent. greater than It invested st 8%
- per cent»: and 60 2 3 per cent. greater
than it invested at 3 per scat.
Stats Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
lotion ii» Litigation Company.
96 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.
N’). 500 ‘s, FORMER PRICE $14.25,
PRESENT PRICE,
$I3.25.
No. 1216 e, FORMER PRICE s12.75,
PRESENT PRICE”
$ll.75.1
CONNECTIONS FREE.
Tsl, OsII 07-5.
Gill g’orus Point. l
EAsT NORWALK. CONN.
m
snout: omusss AND szA‘ FOOD
or ALL KINDS coonso
7 To can—fa.
sA'rI-IINoAND FIsHINc.
BATH HOUSES TO RENT BY SEA»
1 SO".
West had been ethanderod
triclties. and in the lster’
life he sold disinf ‘ , _
Mr. Barnum was is... _
Yankee." being born in ' ‘
Gas C70.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 so MAIN 5T.
Resident Directors. Resident Msnsgsrs.
Mortimer M. Lee R. I... Cobwn
J. E. OTSulllllilII, Proprietor
regretted.
Superintendent Richard Bland of
the Advent Christian Sunday school,
Thompsm Miss
Brown. George W Keeier. Miss Dells
Shields. M. Cl. Moriarty, John Fureso,
Contractor Wickwiro are the consign-
ors.
fries, and at one time his in ‘
the manufacture of those attic
7 1 . w I desires aI large attendance of the pup- Joseph Wells. ‘ ountsd to at least 3,000 . "
'PH N “- Dhlrlss 5' 0°“ ”h" 3' ”WW”. $4 _7 “M, MP“ W ils tomorrow, as the committee' ap- S. G Crofut arcsitlent 01' this place, WESTQN_ ‘ 1 In 1880 Mr Barnfim mags?
0 5' WWW pointed last Sunday'lor the purpose of died sudednly in Shelton. Wednesday. , in Sunburn N. D. He bouglma
1- THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE 1 deciding regarding the annual picnic while visitns his brother there Au- Ralph Barrett of Norwalk is visit number of lots. gave a‘ slots
7 THE . ROENCIES. H AMMOCKS LAWN TEN- will make a report as to the plans de- sins pecmris from winch ho had suf~ lng his uncle, 0 Chase. church. contributed sow-rd Mathis”
s » 1 ALL INSURANCEB REAL ESTATE, ' 'cided upon during the week. it is an- fered off and on for two years, was the Miss Edna Nichols, of Brooklyn. and and it was named the Con "
S I It Mf C0 MORTGAGES NO'I'ARY OTEAM le AND BASEBALL GOODS ticipated that a very pleasant time will cause of death. A widow and two chii- Miss Madeline Sturges. of Nor-walk, are gallons! Church, alter the
P60 6 y . s 0 BOAT “ch173" ' AT ROCK BOTTOM pmcga, - be the 1‘93““ 0f the Mil-ht drcn Sm‘VIW h‘m- guests of Miss Anna Banks 1 Brooklyn, .0: which he was
» I . 7—- The float off CONDO 13830-11 is really Rev. J L Shiveiy returned on Tues- He reserved the lots around, _
as novel and entertaining as a yellow.
wagon to a child. The chief sport ap-
pears to be to sit on it with feet dang-
ling in the water and bob up and down
serenely. Occasionally some do stunts
from it Altogether it is a big addition
12 scum MAIN smear.
‘ “-rsi. Galina-8.
day from a four we'eka' vacation and
the Congregational Church which has
been newly decorated tilting his ab-
sence will be reopened fOrIser'vice on
Sunday The Christian Union meet-
mg in the evening will be led by Miss
site which became moral»
the church- became the can
town. But on one ethic-
church was moved-I
the town and Mr. Barnitm'l.
'diately depreciated ll VWV
ROWAYTON.
Early apples are now in their prime
and are quite plentiful in this vicin—
ity.
The Misses Pinknoy, of Brooklyn.
fl WATER "STREET.
scum NORWALK.
, NEW AND IEOOND-HAND
1. HEADQUARTERS son Aur.‘
’ outcomes AND BICYCLE
SUPPLIES AND REPAIRING.
1847-," , . 1904
PLUMBING AND STEAM
7 HEATING. t to this forlorn snot. Eva Ferris. In his old age he turned '
.519th la M01013 HOT WATER HEATING , ~ 7 m“ £1533“ “‘7 M" 8““ M's“ .Wii Trilasterdsdy .lcmgesn mitosis? 81:17:13 7 M33 Miidiréed Barge has been spend 777 7 i'
FURNISHED. ins'l'ALLIo AND Rs- HOT AIR HEATING. H R , BULKLEY Mr. and Mrs. William Pinkney and all 0" an 300 “ , ' as e wee 1n Be In . . *7
7, . . 7 7 port, came here for a day's has! “811‘ Levi Squires has s lit a few do a S 5000 in tryi ma e comet
PAIRED- MTIQFHWION “U“- STOVEM‘ND RANGES. ’ 7s s. . s , mikbgzcfitgrgedlitmm a weeks stay ing at Cockoenoe island: It is certain with his sister, Mrs. pWanner in Balb- ol} ng Y '
ULATE’ AND TiNl'ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures, . Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
0MPANY,
11 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
M ...
"06K 0" NEW GOODS 1 Everything III—- season. prepared by
an experiment can, and Isl-volt to ss-
tho wreck. The smegma
there were no stones with which to was so badly tied up wi
load the baskets and as they were
handled as it weighty it can safely
be said the catch was good although
the visitors failed to exhibit their
airings of fish.
There's an outburst of indignation
at the conduct of some enters at
Compc Beach, who have taken the can.
110an In obscurity there for hitching
posts and so Incensed has the custom
made some that "sacrilige" appears td
he the only term they tied applicable.
"Don‘t hitch here," has bepn posted,
and it might have been apropoa also
to mid, “this is n mimument not 37
hitching post. " While the public is re-
bury.
Mrs Hawley and Miss Florence
Hawtey. of Hartford who have been
spending a few weeks with Mrs. V.
Godfrey, will return home on Monday
The Young Ladies Liternmtc Club
was entertained by Miss Anna Banks,
on ThurSday afternoon.
Mrs. W. 13. Bennett and children, of
Bethei. who have spent three I weeks
with Mrs Martin Rowland have re
turned home.
Mrs. A E. Southey and two children
have recovered from severe attacks of In his prosperous
measles. lived at No. 253 Hal
news on THE snaSHogE. , :j‘ -
ANTEND.
A largely prisedAngora cat owned
"by Miss Ruth Themes, of Rowaylon
avenue died last week.
Mrs Charles Hackley and daughter,
Miss Mary. have returned from a two
weeks" visit in Honssdale. Pa.
Selectman Jacob B, Raymond and
Henry W. Wells have been visiting on
Long island going over yesterday\on
the Huntington steamer. ‘
A big black dog owned by Nathan
Fruits, the signal tower operator at
Rowayton. ran under a freight train at
the east bound statics yesterday barter
noon and was instantly killed. .7
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rovny
ton, Rev A. L. Hubard. pastor—I): so a.
52 so. one .05, 7
Etc.
cHoIel Victoria. i>-‘
Corner 7R..Ir°“st¢::t?u. and Mom-0s
s isl stls d'Hcts Dinner Dally
PW menu. I
to bring action against .111
recover his property. Th
tried for five months be
ing that Mr. Barnm
or what waofa
really was :5. 768,98 in
new.
HOT WATER.
”IDIOMI71, , .
curl
ilus'i' IN to A LITTLE ,LARosIII
“ ; csllcnt style. in class. led b Mr Bottom 1o. 80 s quired to delude limit with a ballet 7
THAN EVER BEFOREs - T J SULLIVAN Pro m and 7. 30 p m): preaching by‘ the pas. that the held! I! Inufilell l'egort, Nome Roma Paint is to have mow“ pic. bicture taken7 0V3? 3
III «s: r _ wcnnsarua I-Ipw LOW you ' ' " p. tor; 1. so p m., Sunday" school; 6: is p. of the "no mortals “9 “W“! “'9 turéa every evening and h“ the Millie“!!!
' ‘ . , 'rpl. Dull sass. ' m., 'Epwm'th L’esg’ue meeting. in luxury at popular resorts or cruis- A Grand “my excursion {pom New ch showing when
Tin Sheet Iron. Copper-7
'ing in palatial. yachts They have
mi rt it for enjoyment
DARIEN AND “93010“: 2:13 [33:71»; firing“ misses suitor.
A daughter was born Thursday to , '“
Mr and Mrs John 0. End CRANBURY.
Plumbers are at was? making re- Mrs. Frank Black is ill
rs a Host! ration 1
”Andria? 1233mm. 0% South Norwalk, ' my“! Campbell Is home, sick with
rheumatism
phell is visiting rel-
A new fence is being ‘lSnIit around
the front at George II. Tilley’ it proper. ativ’es in Dari
’ 1 number of friends. “ ,
James Campbell, of Brooklyn. spent
3-... as. was “hit: or s.
on an so on w e n 1
Bundsy at his home here.
Thursday at R eBesc Gregory is visiting Mn.-
» out any Nice cocoa HERE, you 7_
KNOW we no 'rns wosK IN 1n:
. .vssy sss'r MANNER. _,
. w: HAVE mm A coon
may conraAc'rs roa nodes:
1 "mini-mo And" with as nun To
‘stl_,,1lsrr illness: son voila
lYork. is scheduled to come to Roton lihic‘i‘lm “'83 taken
Folnt. Holiday. , I
The children at Grace Home. New 7
Canaan, drove to Retell Point on ‘
1.; Thomas y.
‘ George E. Povierir tars sei‘it his
launch to Cos Cob where Palmer: Broth-
ers will give“ it a; thorough overhauling 7 .
and put it In commission for the s’ea- 7"
son.“‘1‘whs_'totted devil: by the
launch Thciitid. .I "
Luisa)! Toots, MP3 7.1.778: Scott, Mfé.
Richardson,
0. Hill, turd R. assert
as are gins as Bell‘s
PEIIII
Wfi'fi‘gfi 1
Mswwslnw
mat-sums:
ARPROPNIATI 0!!
WHO
lir his fithe hollow-
ins: 1“ng realign BRIDE”. I ltd have!
02; 1.de 891. 66. High School A meeting 0 the Barton Library All. ‘ Miss Ethel tors a tug them at this south
.. gihspfii‘thtlon. Trumbull. sisass: adulation who to have been held early Joseph Malkln. in Newark. . walk postomce Ii ,3 H7 7
= Warm :25; email, um; lathe week, but no business was tms- Mrs Bonner of Nornlk. vs: III re' Mrs. W 8 mm is '36 J
. Thompson; $394 .89. Average attend: acted, so there winner cognizant oggymvin :fiihh a {‘71st the Nissan Bryant. u.
'ancegn'n Oran ‘, ' :Uniou.
“2590 t. ”We. "1 '» will“ Cantrell, of Hon agt’im %,7 fine pail: arses otFi‘
who has been yisltln
a... 3*“ film" W "°‘ “
o ‘ ,
«was 'l‘sr as (that and int.
.Isad on cocoon of otdths ‘
Norwalk Chronicler