“who Mmrthetlibal 4’ some other tennis ”is ' this M's! on i '. r‘asv- lia- ranch 1th? s m- DUB'I‘NIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. Fer Annum REMN‘ANT SALE. Wall Paper Keying sold more wall paper 414 this year than in former years we have on hand a large stock of Remnants. Come with match borders and others with- out borders.’ Some we will put on‘sale at a cut of one- hnlf of former prices. Now is the time to buy good goods ' . ....Ji.' .1 . - .. 1.». low. I..H. Denier 87 Washington Street. . South Norwailr, Conn. Telephone Connections. Big Reduction in price of GAS RANGES for one month only, dating from July 9th. .__—-— N0, 500 B, FORMER PRICE $14.26, PRESENT PRICE. $l3.25. NO. 1é16 B, FORMER PRICE $12.75. PRESENT PRICE, 5". 75 Gas Co. caucuses. ‘ m ..... Specialty Mfg. Co. 71 WA TER STREET. scum NORWALK. new aun’ascollonmo Electric 'M‘ofors roamsilso. literati.” AND lis- PAIHID. eATIiI ‘rIoII oUAIi. rut on till AND 613 FITTING .55“! Ivan, 00PM aniline. “WV. .1... "h :50 Soothilifgin Street. Y Tslmfiopi: on 4 Charles E. Dow «mm-w. “Maw Endorsed by are free from the moat conser- speculative dan- vatlve autherl- gets-worn 6 per ties upon In- cent per aunum vestmente. ~a profit consis- tent with auto .mothodsvnud iii wnys subject to your conirol.’ h per cent. per an- num puili fol; ov~ cry day invested, willidruwublc at your pleasure. ~-..,i'L.i....i......... Wm..- _._,._ _.... State buperirlsion of New York and Connecticut. BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80. MAIN 81'. Resident Directors. Resident Managers. Mortimer M Lee R, L. Coburn John I. Lawrence we ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR AUTOMOBILE OIL. oAs ENGINE one, an enema CYLINDER oIL. sTEAMINGINE CYLINDER OIL. HEAVY MACHINE OIL, LIGHT MACHINE OIL. sswmoMAcHINs OIL, NEATBFOOT OIL. sIoNAL oIL, . LmssI-zn OIL, soILso OIL, . er'rou OIL. ‘ SPERM cit. LAn‘o‘ OIL, cvoiI OIL. sAn OIL, mass In one OIL, ALBANY QREAss, SAMPSON BATTERIES. COLUMBIA BATTERIES, Missco sA'r'rsIIIEs. Watkins 8. Dow, 112 WASHINGTON "REIT. , Phone. 48-5. . .. 33.! You can buy 5 Per 0011:. 001.0 BONDS of the CONN. GEN’L LIFE INC. (:0. on installments. A good Investment for you, if you live. a. splendid protection for your family. if you die. FRED II. FIELD. GENERAL AGENT. N. IMI'I‘H FERGUSON, Special Agent. UNITED BANK BUILDING, So. Norwaik, Ct. cm Ilil'ilill IIII SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. .—-——- h WITH Capital $100,000.00 Surplus. $100,000.00 Net Profits. 355300.00 Solicits accounts of Individuals, man ufacturere, merchants and corporations upon favorable terms. EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres. JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Freer JACOB M. ‘LAVTON, Cashier. DIRECTORS. John H. Knapp Henry Seymour Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman Christlan Swarta Wallace Marvin E. H. Mathewson John H. Light Fred. H. Rowan. ms JOHN B. LAWRENCE 163N015 0 ALL INSURANCBS, REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES NOTARY, STEAM- BOAT TIOKE 8, ,, 12 SOUTH. MAIN STREET. Tat. call. sea. 41841. 1904. PLUMBING AND STEAM , HEATING. - HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. STOVES AND RANGES. SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. . Gas and Steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures, Melai Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? ”COMPANY 17 Min eraser. uo'iivIALK. Ceiling. Etc. ‘ ms: JONES 8: HOTCHKISS ’; filgh school lull... Plymouth, .101. iiil: billion. .00; 4Hebron, 105.70: llurllngtou. also. fill; Bloomfield. 8208. iii), High School transportation. Mont ville 8245. 50; Plymouth. 362. 43; Lisbeth 326114.26; Bedding, “38. 50; Hampton, if you want to ha 0 real nice 1 hair. brush it overyydsy. I easy Spedlfals I ‘ FANCY census" ibis-fa. 22. L'- l a clove «user-Lu» cow MILK roa 26o. usAoow snoox sAAun cow MILK.aacAN. 3 CAN! SOLID PACK TOMATOES, 256a READY IITO 10° PGK. A. StUll s4 COTTAGE AVENUE» EAST NORWALK. CONN. .-A.. .... F E LOCKWOOD 8 C0" 39 Wall St» Nor-walk. are factory agents for the following automobiles: OLDSMOBILE. allatylea. The What. rsAIvKLIN. incestuous. Will demonstrate any of the above machines to interested parties. Headquarters for AUTOMOBILES SUPPLIES AND HE PAIRING. iii GIIIIII In. Food 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 II Lidguvoui Company. 96 LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK. TeI. Call 97-5. Gregory’s i’lliilll sAsr NORWALK. CONN. sI-Ioas nmuans AND eEA soon or ALL Kiuoe. oooxso TO ORDER. BATHINO AND FISHING. ——-——- BATH HOUSESg'gO RENT IY BEA; I.‘ I. O'SIIIIIIIIII: Proprietor HAMMOCKS, LAWN TEN. : le AND eAsssALi. ooooe AT nook sorrou emcee. HEADQUARTERG FOR AUT- 1 OMOBILES AND‘ BICYCLE ‘ SUPPLI ES AND REPAIRING. I'LR. BULKLEY, I - .,52n8°,-Meih 8t. WILL PIPER 'otiii s'rooic or new sense .Iusr IN to A LITTLE Lassen THAN" even across. WONDERFUL How Low you can ‘sov nice oooos Hells, you vsnv ossi- NANNER. ,; ‘ we HAVE TAKEN A coon KNOW we be run week in Tris 3_ MANY WNW“: res House 44 ' nuclei-Motorise- conler Railroad Avenue and "our“ Street. 4 Special Table d’Hote Dinner Daily, ' weenie. ' . outlive scouroasu UNTIL ii II. re. -—-‘-s Sverythlng in seaeem prepared by an experienced chef. and served In ex- cellent style. T. J. SULLIVAN. Prop. 4 Tel Gaiim , School Board at meet in the basement. ' Lois spent Thursday with friends in » in West Cornwall. ‘ are perfection and her dovecote re j ice. » this week ‘1 corrupted the pulpit I fl 1; smiley Hill, of Best Norwalk is vis- iting relatives in Newlfli'l ‘-N J- Mrs. Mary Armstrong is very ill at her home. South Osborn uvonuo. Willlqu Ross and Front: Fox nitcnd- ed a clumbske in Wilton. yesterday. Rev James W. Davis preached your terduy afternoon, in Crunbury Chapel. The oyster bouts Active and Dresd- naught were in the harbor yesterday for cool. Mrs. William Bears and two child- ren are visiting friends in New Bruns- wick, N. J. Mrs. S S. Nuphey and Miss Bessie Nuphey are visiting in Unlouviilc, Conn. The launch Sara K. was hauled out today, near Senvlow Menus, and giv- en un overhauling. Mr. and Mrs. William R, Arnold, of Scuview uvonucnre entertaining ii. 1:. Briggs, of Brooklyn. Mrs. George Sherwood and daugh- ter are visiting friends in Pine Ur chord and Bradford. Mr. uuers. l.. C. Wilson and dough tor spent Sunday as the guests of Clip- tuin and Mrs. Moses ii. Wilson. Miss Florence Spensli has returned to her home ill Spuytou Duyvil after u visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. 1.. Curr, Hlirold Hall soiled this morning on the Martha’s Vineyard, for New York, where he will spend a few weeks. Marion Muchesn, of Brooklyn, N. Y is spending a two month's vacation with her, mother. at her home in East avenue. Mrs. William Hill, of East Norwslk, has returned home, lifter a week’s stay with her brother. Harry Blilngham. of Newark, N. J. Jerome Smith was leader of the meeting of the Epworth League yes. terduy, The subject was ”Missions ill Latin Countries.” A lumber schooner arrived yesterday and crime to anchor inside Smith's is- land. She will be taken to a wharf to- day. by Captain Vcrity. Rev. C, S. Bruy occupied the pulpit at the lust Avenue Methodist Churcli, yesterday. in exchange with Rev, Ed- ward Cunningham. 'l'he schooner Hattie M. Bird, with it utilising party on board. put into the harbor yesterday. 'Iind stuyod ut anchorage ncnr Grego’ry' a Point. No agreement was reached yesth" day by the Adventists he to the annual Sunday school picnic. The matter will probably be settled during the sum- lng weak. John A. Coo who has for some time been employed at the Bridge Rhur-I min-y, left today for New London. where he will enter upon his duties at Rundnie‘a Pharmacy. At the regular Weekly teachers meeting of the East In enuo Methodist Sunday sc,hool to be held this evcn4 ing the lessons for August will be 104 viewed by Rev. Edward Cunningham. J. C Hawkins, Mrs. Frank Seymour and H. J. Hipson. The matter of the Annual Sunday school picnic of the East Avenue Melb- odlst Church was put to vote in the Sunday school yesterday, but the vote was so close that no decision was reached The matter was finally left to the teachers of the Sunday school, who will hold a meeting this evening. at 8 o’clock, at the home of H. J. Hip- son, when it is believed the matter will be definitely settled. Weenly calendar of the East Avenur Methodist Episcopal Church: Monday. 8 p. on. meeting of Sunday H. J. Hipaon‘s, Sea- side Place. Tuesday, 8 p. m., James L Homme dieu‘e class meets in Sunday school room. ' Wednesday, 2 p. m., Ladles' Aid So- ciety meets for work. ‘ Thursday, 8 p. m.. the church pray- or meeting. Friday, 8 p. ninthe Junior Band will ROWAYTON. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Every, ofAlbuny. are guests of Mr. and Mrs Howard Every. Mrs. Elbert Marsh and daughter Astoria. Judson Adams and son. Arlington are spending a few days with friends Mrs. Luckey’s garden and grounds minds one of the historic birds of Ven- Misses Minnie and Mary Sniffers left tdwn, Wednesday, for a visit with friends in New York. Mamaroneck and other places. Miss Patterson. (>1.me i'i spending the month (it August with Mr. and Mrs. George. E. Everett, of Rowayton avenue. Minor D. Randall, of East Nor-walk, entertained his Sunday. school clash from the First Methodist Episcopal Church, at Tokeneke, last week. 4 it should be known that Miss Keel- er’ a table at the Tokeneke Beach ind. is ii home table. and the food there- fore more desirable than that of many hotels. It was definitely decided. yesterday, at the session of the Methodist Epis- oopsl Sunday school to hold the Sun- day school picnic at columbus Grove, Tuesday, August 9th. Russell Griswold. VI was obliged to leave his position back several months ago, in order to rest his eyes, resumeld the position Rev. David Taylor. ‘ .. is great clowns-Mi , up iliii nervous eye 4 nue. Rowuyton. The funeral waspr .I -. vats. werts, Donor: Hill, New You; l ”.9 Will-ll“; The remaiuslwers tat Btratford for interment In Union ems. tory. Mr. Mackintosh who Is spending the summer at the residence of Mrs, Rob- wus called to New Yorii city on Saturday on account of the illness of his mother. The wrecking car and crew of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Compst yvere engaged all day yester- day at the curve near Hy- man Schoeht's grocery shire. making repairs to the trucks, whlh spread Bui- urday night, allowing two cars to run of! the nails, and causing some delay along ibo line. DARIEN AND NOROTON. Contractor Charles W. Goff is re shingling Harry Streets house in MulIi street. The Weed residence, Noroton, is being improved by the introduction of it covered currlugo way. Mr, and Mrs. Hurry St. John. of Hart- ford, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Benja- min St. John. of Main street. Mrs. Robert Nelda, of New Canaan. Chapel, Noroton, Thursday. August 4. Among the bountiful plants which ornament Mrs. Nuthun Duuchy‘s pious- sut vemnih, is an uspllrsgus sprou- gcrl, now in i‘iill blossom. A new roud is being opened through the Weed property, Noroton, com- mencing on Weed avenue and termin» sting on the Turnpike, neur Dr. X. A. ' Bolcc's former chines —-Fruit jars and jelly tumblers st Street's Cash Grocery. Mlss Julie Rieizel, of New York. will next week join her mother and sister at Wigton Hull. Spring Valley, Rocklund County, N. Y.. where they are spending the summer. The Schlugcl property on the Status ford turnpike, which was purchased by it New York man some time since. will soon be vacated by Mrs. Hamil4 ton, who has rcsidedthcrc for some time past. A check for $12ililu has been receiv- ed from the United States government for the quarterly appropriation of the government did for the Soldiers‘ home, at Noroton. Governor Chamberlain has turned the check over to the state treasurer. Contractor N. S. Finch has a large number of houses in the process of construction including a iZ-room house which is now being roofed in, for 'i‘. B. Wilson, the residence of W. 0. Perry. which is nearing completion; also It house in Noroton, having seven rooms. provided with improvements, for Wil- linm Acker and a cottage residence on Ferris avenue, Norwalk, for Dennis Collins. The delivery horse of Street's Cnsll Grocery in charge of Driver Weed had a. narrow escape from u smash-up by on automobile Friday afternoon. Weed had left the horse grazing by the road rind liitll entered a house near the Meth- odist Church when a big, red auto cams whiszlng along. When the machine was within about a hundred feet of the wagon the horse bricked. Only the presence of mind of the chauffeur sui- ed a bad collision. He put on the brake and stopped the machine almost within its own length. Weed came rushing out of the house expecting to see It broken wagon and injured horse hilt was eluted to find that no damage had been done. --Croup instantly relieved. Dr. Tho- mas' Eclectric Oil. Perfectly safe. Never fails. At any drug store. WESTPORT. Miss Eva McElwee is visiting in Stamford. > John Birzei of Shelton, is visiting relatives here. Leslie Finch. of Bridgeport, spent a day here recently. Mrs, Walter Wheeler, of Huntington, I... i.. is visiting here. Miss Susie Taylor has returned from a visit in New Jersey. Mrs. F. Wales, of Oxford, Pa. is: visiting Mr’s. Anne Wilkins Albert Ents and wife. of Philadeb phla. PA. are visiting here. Nicholas Baker and wife. of Bridge port have been visiting here. Mrs. Lloyd Nash. son and daughter, are visiting in North Conway, N. H Mrs Royal W. Raymond and son. of Stratford. are guests of F. M. Ray- mend. Rev. G W. Bnrhydt exchanged pul- pits with Rev. Nelda. of New moan, yesterday. Mrs. Jackson, of Bridgeport, has been a guest at the home of Mrs. Hen- rietta Bradley Olicsr Bmith made e. business trip misnomer: Friday. This popular residen always finds time to exchange pleases ries with friends, and is al- wsy‘s welcome. The Weter 00.. has notified the se- lectures that unless a payment on the alleged outstanding account Is made before August 1, the water will be turned off. Following a... the newly elected of:- floors or the W’ater Con. Charles Jack- son. president; .l. S. Jones,seceretary; Newton Jackson treasurer. The direc- tors are W t... Coley, J. a Jones, J. H Shines, Charles Jackson, Newton Jackson, ‘ NOTES OF THE SFASHORE. Commodore Kdum. of Danbury,is smfiiug§a§elie island. tin Element of ballots. 0 her noggin, limit: _, . at to Island; About hundred people enjoyed the dancing at “litres Point, Banal: is the- flies will give a talk on birds in St. Luke's 4 J, firdhlii‘l. ! W Ipeedy and ct. riends hopeW fort plots reoove passed '1 no New Canaan Cadets, who have been eucumpod on Hickory Bluff for over n week. struck tents this morn~ ing, and have returned to their homes. The outing was A pleasant and bench- old] one notwithstanding the stormy weather of a few duys. There was it large excursion at lio- ton Point, yesterday. The party com- prised the Buyview Wheelmen, of Newark, New Jersey. Three bouts wcro used, the steamer John Sylvester, tug Senator Rice and barge Empire. The vessels IIITIVCG at the Point about 3:30 o'clock, and remained two hours. William E. Wildman and family and Elbert ii. Wheeler and family. of Dan- bury, will» occupy a cottage at Bell ls- ipnd during the month of August. Mr. Wildmnn and Mr. Wheeler will attend to business in the city and spend as much time as possible at the Island. Captain Hurry Cooley, of East Nor- walk, took a party of mung men out for a soil Friday evening, in Arthur ilrush’s launch. They went down to Stamford lighthouse, returning to South Norwuik, about 3 Saturday morning. The party included Harry Cooley. Cliff Cooley, Robert Fletcher and Aigle Seulres. TRUE nsrosmsas To converts. Program of Special Meeting to be Held In Bridgeport, Wednesday, August 3. The state division of True Reform- ers to which belong a number of prominent colored people In this city will hold a convention in Bridgeport on Wednesday rind Thursday, August 3 and 4. There will be a special meeting on Wednesday evening in the Messiah Baptist Church on Arch street and the public is respectfully invited to attend. Some of Bridgeport's best talent will furnish music for the oc- casion. Rev. W. N. Morton will de- liver the welcome address, followed by speakers from out of town. Rev. W. A. Harrell. of Milford, Rev. D. s. Thomas. of Norwsik, Rev: B. M. Budlen. of Zion A. M. E. Church, Bridgeport, Rev. A. Q. Norton. liethcl A. M. E. Church, Bridgeport. Chief J. H. Cowley, Brooklyn. Chief J. H. M. Taylor, New York. and others will trike an active part. Songs will be rendered by Miss Pearl Brown. of New Haven. and Miss Mlnnis.- of Norwich will read an essay Mrs i. Dehessy. of New Haven. and Mrs. Rosa Thompson will deliver addresses for the good of the order in general, from Philadelphia. Grand Worthy Mistress of Grand Fountain. Address byY. J. Jordan subject. “The Necessity of Cili- tivating the Best That is in Us. ” Miss C L. Broadmnx will talk on the work that has been done in the state since she has been state deputy. The dc- pnrtment general of the Northern Grand Division, (1A. Puryear will rep. resent the grand fountain U. 0. of '1‘. R. W. L. Burgess and G. W. Short are correspondents The following notices have been sent out. All fountains and members in the state of Connecticut are hereby noiiv fled to attend the state division meet~ ing to he held in Bridgeport. Conn. Wednesday and Thursday, August 3 and 4 prox. The object of this meeting will be to elect delegates to the annual ses- sion of the Grand Fountain, United in Richmond. VA, which will con- Sepiember of 1904. . There will also be, other business to transact before the state division meeting The deputy general of the Northern Grand Division 0 A. Puryea, will pre side at this meeting. All fountains in the state must be repreherted at this meeting by order of the Grand Fountain United Order of True Reformers We expect to make this one of the grandest meetings ever held in Con- ncoticst. We are pleased to report success in Bridgeport since last September. There is one new fountain and several new members have been added to the old fountains. Mrs. Amanda J. Jordan is working day and night to have a new Rosebud Fountain organised in August near the date set for the above named meet ing. Mrs. Jordan is messenger of Bridge- port Searchlight fountain number 1906 We will be there when the roll is called W L Burgess correspondent, and George 8. Short. 18 YEAR OLD GIRL GONE WITH OOACHM 4 Mrs John Ward. of Southport, ia heart broken over the disappearance Grace Ward with Abraham Danglar, who has been the second coaehmnn on the place of Mrs. Roland Curtis on Eliseo Hill. Dangler was discharged by Mrs? Guiltis’ on Saturday, Add when he left town on Sunday, thelpiietty daughter or Mrs. Win-d went with him and-”left I note behind in which she told hes mother that she and miller were married in Now Your. anvil-at months ago. and that site had kept it said that shesheusht it web hot- ‘to go with her husband: Ma‘s. marriage is untrue and waywancted by Dangle: In order to prevent litre. 4 sin ding a poly swift llevo that the ease Is one f a devout omens declares that her daughter should honoree wedded out- in! , The combined churches of Bethel ‘ [use a large excursion to Hilton Point . Saturday, coming by special train, and 4- ‘. from there by trolley to the Point A . number of Dilnbiiry people accompan- _ led the party, and a pleasant duy was Order of True Reformers. to be held 4 venc the first Tuesday in the, coming , of her eighteen year old daughter, pan y. was colorist saw Yer-lo: the‘daughun“! ‘ Ward ‘ believes that the story bathe merino: lira Wit » pare suite simple; Hrs.“ Ward who is Haven, Walsh toe necticut wou. (now for the .- fnll. The prophecy.” is facluating. as 00 ”3’ The tivating, The only od is its moderation. Democratic claim isn't a the Democrats failed to“ deuce of carrying the miss half Its charm. II' V ally defective. it would look scorer ilgn. its t‘glllet wouldux't bo‘ plotti- C airman aish can't organmvnlver hiird he may try, that In the (3.9: 1902 he wan going to carry the sure pop The expectation oi» B. Cary. the D mocntie for Governor, the he was predfltl to step in when Gov. McLean out was so confident and ab out that people have “Mill: M through laughing yet. Che “3?,flm0? plurality was a trifle When Mayor 'l‘hsver of Norwichilweis . . chaimliin of the Democratic lite: Committee. in 1900. he. too.‘ tee! the public by the buttonilolo and announoo‘ . ed that Connecticut was goinglpemo— .- crutlo.1~ils formal prediction- (lull out a few duys before elootiomrwde that the whole Democratic can tie- iiot would wit iickeiydpiit, that o number of Democratic Comsmeln ' would go in, and that a majority} of the, Democratic nominees for '4 thorifltats Senate would turn out to be Ellie-arid not Dennises. This raiabow ”out: was so turdy in taking to lie cyclone cellar that it was converted into it cor. oner's case by the cold blooded lucid of events. And who's forgotten Al‘ex- under Troup's prophecy of Demoore- ? , tic victory in Connecticut inI will ' Troup was chairman of the Demolish tic State Committee that yeah. When _ j the outcome of the election was dis! 4 ‘ 4 closed Troup remarked with charhcter- i‘ istic bluntneas: “They lied to and." . And so, In claiming Connecticut for! l the Democracy. Chairman Walsh ll showing a conscientous regard ton precedent. Failure to pat forth sushi i a prophecy wouki show that he looks the romantic temperament which hill position calls for Some other perm ' of the Democratic organisation inf Connecticut may be weak. but iii 4 claim department is alwuyetrobuet null . efficient. Claiming is less difficult than slamming. and Chairman WIIIN - is such a. superb claimer that it would he unjust to expect him to be. a stan' » ' clammer except when clamor is need- ed to prop up the claims. . II eAMs sronv one: AeAlu. CI Reflect of Troilenyw Sale To Consolidated f if avidve . After all the talk and the repeated denials by officials regarding thefpro- paced purchase of the Co ” ticuoc Railway and Lightin plants in this state by s New York. New Haven and Hartford company, the report he again wide circulation. The story ' persistently every time the/ road acquires a new trolley line state. The latest report, oomin‘ “Good Financial Authority" in New York city, is as follows: "It is be ' ed that the next move of the Ne York. New Haven and Hértfordj road company toward the woulramdm of the trolley lines of Connecticut wilt. and Lighting company. ” » It would not take much of a git to make such a “stab" as that. for _ ,, simple reason that there are Ind , . few independent trolley lines iéft‘ the state against which the Con! ed road can “move. " If the maid com tinues as persistently during e, lug months as it has it will be necessary for the begin building trolley lined on to contradict the story, bmueev , ford which are not owned solidsted road, and inter might keep their eyes on and Bethel. the Wiliimanti‘u ', , or twu other lines. The near as likely to be toward those. toward the oompspy whose cation is Bridgeport _ '4 If, as is reported, it is the ‘ big railroad to put all of! th lines in the state under one, . nomicsl Administration, it In ' , rumored that the lines of til cut Railway and Lighting com being watched with covotqus the district served by the .. 4 an extensive one and is mi The lines In tliie city cover a it“ , » rltory and the same is true 0 '» in New Britain and Waterb Consolidated acquires a mu , trolley lines in the state the will have to be against 0‘ ‘ Before he left for Ed Allen W. Paige. coun' necticut, Railway and r » 1 party, was asked by a. re The Standard if it were' 4 trolley company were neg: . sale to the New Yorkulyl have beside; no Asked if such wh‘ I" side of her, on religion. as Danglar told on is saidtobeb‘fieht‘et- 1' 4 4‘ mnmubdleved in mm 4 pm
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