Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 24, 1904 · page 2

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has...» .2 usNTtNtrroN ”it. Ious wssu
Fitting Cslohrs on In otter oi the . T: .

Irene—No Wit. '9. N. organ DO- Fsrmer Cut-ills to Loss Home After

Forty Years' Toll.

. ,liv, rs ”up” ,
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battlifsmglitoggoltlggnalw lfi:ll:£.. hfii D: M Rea ' lint-nose GeoriIrIe B. ($231131. a liar-
'1'II winiou former w n hits per cent.
tion in a quiet way for the 1m" week. 8 0. interest. amounting to $720 on a note

The residents 0! the town have been or $300 for the

. ., put (th1 years, can.
flyiglltlggtifiirih?pitlii‘hnilgraslialvcigi EJlaliIN/nd 1857 not raise the face of the note to pay
d s and lost: Sun there were s co. > the Missionary Society or Connecticut
‘0' y be will be obliged to sell the farm.

MIOOION. T0 TANKDI POOR MAN'I

 
 
 

 

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engines at the ow Haven road.

., . oi the protests that have
WWII trout the residents of Mt
' ti nthe! cities on the routs
orb are It present burning
‘ mil colts as they make tan
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» ts have come. . ._...,....._. ,
‘ lie hard 1 oped to some ex guard“? (‘l'l‘luul‘ltfll (I s “21:35:13),“an ' ’ . Osrtlss is now over sixty’. your: old
9“ ”'9 ”will“ ll” 09*“ "“50”" an... ”hump,“ “a mm mm W... The Store closes daily at 5 o’clock. except Saturdays. ““3 h“ ”"3“ in W ”9“” “’r y
. on the run Ire using colts. On . really “I" event (I, "w week. . l I so that he is new p cert in. a dishes:-
“1'9” 0' each tender. “80k 01' the The residents of tilt town gathered V 3 ‘ lng condition. 3‘“ DIG. e w“ .bOI‘ ‘
. a. ti! bItittofoslim are placed it num , .. . ,. . . , at tho Ooutre drum eater schooittiis- ---'- -———-—- towed (city years ago to pa for a sub
t M “‘0” “f" wmiig’im'g FOR 1' WE c trict in the town with their guests and . _. 2mg“ '0 “I? m the “hilt l"! ":0 plIuco 0:
n . mg EK'S spa M I . t , . _ , _, .. , II . ‘tti sit. w it was 0 got 0 say in
‘ttebtesih is one? Many at 1 ER L8 WE HAVE CHOISEN LADIES HAND. afml'glszt igrvgii'iz"iii§":ilanfling: l“’”"“'lll.lf "l lllctllltt‘ Hi Ult‘itl‘llllf out mice we itnd homostnti support his mother and sis.
“PW“ 0“ the WW“ lb“ K CHIEFS' ' 3 4 fl " lowed by speech making smitt- i ' » ‘ ' . . .. . .- .- ““‘lk 01"“!le '1“ never drafted Ind
. d th r l m . , out htnttlretipf Eatltttsttt lines, totitpitsitig u .
ready have up an e e s 1 w h b h t The chairman of the “"0150“ was , . , . . it sending of s Inbititnie was Intirar
h o from the smoke as tlils is ottly ‘ “9 W9 ' '0'“ W P! valu at in style! an importer had DVOt' from Rev F A Holden The principal ly unnecessary
9‘1 bIIY 00811!!! Ill). the spring assortment and offer them as bargains. “Dem... “10m crummy sum.“ Trims. CHAlNI BAGS Cut this was not 21 years of age when
burning of coke insets ' “m. Daniel N Morgan Wm, u s m,“ this transaction took place, but when
emands 0’ the towns it I live hi the towit and whit has his sum- he become 0""9 he‘moosniscd the
moth htndicsps the working or the 20 STYLES AT 6 CENTS EACH. 1 ’ mer home there. ilr. “We.I 0, “mo“ validity or the note and assumed rc-
“tines. When s the has been built I,“ Rev. Willard Bird Congregational . WRIST BAGS , sponsibllity (or it. Years went on and
’ the (arm .ran down. 8111.th (arms .th

soft coal to throw on hard coal or ‘ 1° “Vi-£3 AT 1° CENTS EACH- t missionary to China who is a native
. His older sister.

he dosdsns the are. As a result « in that section.
nevernl en inos have had to be pulled 26 BTYLEB AT 12%,, CENTS EACH. _ gimh'ff’wwflfft' lit? be-"vtgitltrgiflifl tiili CARRIAGE BAGS 12:?“ itnIti younger sister died, and
‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' . t arm d ‘d not pay as we as former-

 

 

 

into New ork recently because there - , .. , .
pnstot of the White Hills Baptist
VII not enough steam tip Moreover Church. Mm mm.“ m. cluelmum,“ “we in gm] “films I l’l'il'tl 9'1 if I . l ”I l C' . ly. and it has been Ill Curtiss could do
“maxim: IdItItI not relish the idesIot OTHER STYLEa AT ATTRACT‘IVE PRICES. of St. Louis, who is “new,“ the suin- - .. .. . - . 4 .. . - . till «llll tilit .trt- to mama 120th and: tumbler yeIsrsI; this:
0 ° '3 7°“ 0 e ”l3 “0 .tnerin the villa. c, nah -i. 'i‘il't-l)l3iii'-h- -l l. 'itlli -r i i ' i r' i r‘ ‘ - i . -- . lie“ 3 011 l’ 55 9" 9 1““ ll W 1
en the train is bowling along at the Balance of broken lines of varlou s merchandise at rummage sale prices. .03 covered the liistor; iiitlic toxin and U l L . w H W U u M (f f blm' l ‘m MM" And (MM '9 '0“ alone 1“ the “‘9" d "9917”” a
of 45 mu“ an hour. . I “a people and ““050“,” it was ., grout All oi tltc lll‘Sl. llliiillliiit‘iili‘t‘, lil good condition and host “53:2“; ‘31:: glaring bill? “may
'i " .._._._____. coal 1 th . . . . .

NIGHTS To MEET IN ST. LOUIS. _—","' 0 so" or e “if“ I I I quality. We have cut the pr tcc Just half and thc ])lll‘i‘ll:l§< visited hint recently;i at his ttIerniIIln
* “" , WAs 1N POOR HEALTH on YEARS . . . . , . ,2 . . _ nurtwington, and ha a tak wt tm
NstlonIl Officers of K. of c. to Join In ‘ "‘ ‘ ' ‘ lra W, .Kelle oi Msiisileld Pin. ” “t” ”H “mm M m" 1%" regarding the payment of the note.
.PF'FMNM DIV celebl‘fl‘l’ll- . 1v writes: “l was a poor health tor twu Wc cordially coinnicittl the goods, as thcy are not What "'0 society sntts,IIMr. ICurfIIlgg

., Ia‘he‘natlouai board of directors 0! . I _ years. suffering from kidney and bind- .. . .. . . says is the cash an no t e no 0
tin Knights of.Columlmg has voted to II . I . , der trouble and spent considerable what iirc lcrnicd Seconds. .\cithcr :irc, tltcy slittpworn. Ml” Curtiss ‘0 ”“39 '30“ now. would be
com the invitation sent in by the St. ’ ‘ "3’ l3 " O “ ‘ ‘ money consulting physicians without , . , .~ ., 2 . . . . out Of the (lllGBtluflt 85 he 1135““ cent
“on“ councils to hold their next (lllal- obtaining any marked beneiit. hm was lhc} \\ lll llL‘ ott hillt‘ lilt'ntltiy morning upon the counters in the world outside of the old. run
may meeting In St Lotil on October :4 Washington Street, South Nom‘lko . cured by Foley's Kidney Cure and i f l . .. . . . .. ,. - down farm, on which he has spent his
I! That day will be obsgrved as “Co ‘ - desire to add my testimony that it 0 t u Ltdthtr ("'(mdb button. life He had decided to sell the term
lumhun" any at the exposition and the ‘ - Telephone "3‘5' may be the cause of restoring the it he can and pay tip the note of $300.
nationall olicers oi.’ the order will be . . health or others." Refuse aulmtltuiea. THE WASH GOODS and then go to Bristol to live with his
. For sale at Pinlsied‘s drug store. ‘° '« son-in law. The (arm is on the road to

the guests at St. Louis chapter while

“i “‘9 “1" DAY GIVEN FREEDOM coniitittt t) itti itst ill 'ilill ilt rtrt it r i l l composed of about 75 acres.
11 ‘r K . .. . ‘ t c ‘ 2 . c z - a rzi its 5 town sent
8 1) onto night Fdward I Hearn ’5 The Missionary society of Connectla

meagozgm‘ém?olhifie‘mfimmcgfl; The Roma.“ Steamboat 00. Incorporated. Former Post-Ohio. Clerk In Seymour scores of wt-ll sziiisficd poopl c awn). happy. cut is under the jurisdictiop of the
‘ general conference oi the (‘onncctlcut

building to be «erected on Chapel ."ON AND AFTER ’2qu 16TH. , . 'i “a II Out of Jsil.’1~lto oils-rings profit‘lllt‘tl are exclusive in pziticrns and Congregational churches. and its head‘

ilsrwlngton, from Plymouth, and is

 

 

 

 

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test 11“" "“0" for national head Winslow it. Day, the futilitl‘ post quarters are at. Hartford.

quarters has been awarded to Connor Um”, clprk in u“. 3”. monr p05. other. colorittgs. ’l‘licy are all of this scztsoti's importation and

 

Bgiiht‘i':ss‘.3mi~ii§l~'§ti°éwill}:ziio'ifbifil hill. histtifmti’iiitii liitalgim‘lttg't'rti’.‘ “’"il‘t “f "15'" "1“” “c““l‘ 3"" 5“” “"""“‘l““- ”"3”“ 5”" 7° STAY AT
turns... mitt; iiti‘hi‘éit’iifll sit"ass.i.::t.“;.i:.l.iié 3.111.253. W" ‘1' W w... W WI »

iiigitiitggtilitxfiaj’goobn'rfls Egg}: gtiiiilztiiiligliifieifl‘viiio'hr'demo:m‘ earth at grounds, opcn work, silk stitches and dots. HI" “Fought/{minis Algnscf. TroopII
{flatware signed that work on the Day was substittiliti; 3:33:11, “mu“... ' Well worth $i..’5 and $I .5011cr yard, with a price itotvI The members or the governor 3 stair
”ream“ 9‘ “Wile" building “'1” be lit the pustoiilcc and stole $338 of tho, of 48 cts. 1m. yard. I litmwriiztrllitslzvegtglldl (igggrit‘iiliinlllrils‘ii: ylflltr

“dried. The laying of the corner monc‘ordcrtietartmsnt's titonu'. tic
) I L 3/ tone at the encampment of the state

 

 

e mny‘aske Dime m Novembei. XI“: muffiiéfini WI"? ‘g'dIl’l'vllIlIfitttIt has: Then there is the ltctitst llt‘llL’il Swiss, whitc grounds, militia, and the news will be something
WW ‘ 0 it? 1) ii iii go» .. ‘

“IGLUE FACTORY BURNED. ~ pleaded guilty lulcritnd was sentenced. rt‘gtllur value ()5 cis. pct‘ yttrtl. can he bought now for 33 . i153]: diitigpgi'ii'gtiht &?a:h:o$:“p$g§2'

, Day was sctttcticod‘ at the saute little v '

i‘l‘hl’our ll. Company Have a $100 000 2. Olittor l). Slit‘l‘WOt.)ll. the defaulting "15- per yard. iiiniivlgutmllilfngtig: witrtllg‘tiartt‘ihgiii

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IWCAGCPX in Origins.“ i Westport lumlt cashlct was Shorwuod
iigtts - ‘ re 11 n
factory of. Armour & Company

north of the stock yards caused a

\'crv sltt‘ci‘ iicw cl't'crtv. for cwnin , wcrr ~ .1. . d
is lit state's trison scr in ii. lift on . ‘ - k . . 3,1 t -- lltl omciais have indicated that they 0
I v g e not want the burden of gttbcmatorlal

“M ftl‘ v” 5“! ”'d” “a“ llenioncc 'url n v i cts ~' "I
Steamer a at 5‘ Ineyar , 1)in by lllllllli; the poor dobtors' otitlt ) ( I m 5 I PM ya“ I ‘ lifting; hjeutiii grill? isth‘gszgntgrti‘ahtafi:

(Willi

taunted at $100 000 today gets rid of his line. He served llllrly‘ m
"M "' ,I15Lg'VIIdII 803:? IhldtianuIsIlIkIJ: .30 :1. M. Leaves New IYot-khasskmsn Street days ounccount oi titeiitto and sworn berlain.

«HE. §OUTPORT CARNIVAL i. 45? i u l’ P- ) Swift“ 3t» .2' 46 Ma (fillings! off the rest of the obligation. lie so- ‘ Inflow“... fl... (1,4,1:th ”lilo 1,, PM Jen-cm,“ 1N ln consequence the stall wlll have to

cured tinic oil his sentence for good he. ‘ ’ ‘ stay at home. General Corbin has,

fine weather on Tuesday taunted .

”9'1”" “it““d ”‘9 carnival 3‘ F E... a IIIE limit". only’ this month. however, sent an invitation to Govern-

and all Were thoroughly an AR Single-5 0 XIGUP .760 Day will go to l’ittsbttrg, his former , , gliishlatiltltllglilglitll altiggietggwamwdggg
)

‘ Prof. Bonette made the home.
that the troops will be there and in.

non ascension at 2 .45 p. m. - , _
. rot unmtx. of the Boston PROPELLER “ CITY or INORWALK ” , Ass you GOING TO THE WORLDS » . . . spoct the body of soldiers from Con-
cern mpany, made the sensation FREIGHT ONLY—Lewes New York, Monday. Wednesday and Friday ‘ . , . , lll‘olll‘l" 0‘ “hie-ll he ‘5 commander in‘
0.11880611an 0! the day His parachute It 5' 00 Pt '4. Luv“ Norwalk 7110s.. Thur. Ind Slit. It 6: 00 p. m. Freight if so you should Italic. along a bottle 18 I chief The governor says that he has
no be sitting around in a great received from 7: 00 A. M. to 6. 00 Pu M.. . . .~ I or (llinmltorinin' s Colic, Cholera and scented the invitation. and Will 80 to
, , . ~ He landed about 300 feet from . ‘ , :llarrhoea itergedy. The hot weather, :yatifgs fo‘r 1(1Idaylor télsmqhtr‘tglgl‘iii
the carnival nude and spectators t.. at sun and c 11mm of drinking water tern s 0 over or t
’ m M“ J COLLINS ‘0‘ 00' MID “MM“ SALE OF snddict are almost certain to produce , stall who will so alone with the troops
”mm" “*r'emww‘t W«~._—.._...I_m..7__r,_ from this state. will be Adjutant Gen-

be finished asslnstanear by house.but FURNITURE, CARPETS MIWINUS. ‘ diarrhoea. and When you have "ll!

ttltitately he struck the top of 11 AND LiNOL’UMS. OIL CLOTH: remedy at hand you can check it at oral Cole and Surgeon General God.
‘ ”sud escaped injury His wire. ' once. it you wish to buy it while OTON P01 T N trey. who will be on duty there during
I , 1 Should be the destination 01' Wow innit and woman who have needs to sup there you can get it at any drug atom the time that the Conecticut. troops

was on the grounds, fell in s
when-she 3“,. her husband's per— ply, as you can save from 20 no 50 per cent. A few or the specials we are ot- in St. Louis. and at the inside inn Drug i t y a». i - .. , E. .1 .- g, g: t .2 .s. are in the ”Pill-
' These members of the stair who will

hintéthe evening there were two “"1118 » Store. For sale by Bunsen-Powell

i'nscensions with remarkable dis- PORCH cHAtas. Pencu scram. ‘ Corporation. Cllttord Pharmacy. HOTEL AND ESTAURAN’ Mt so ”8 qummmwer 6mm

enmeworks. The variety show w“ "1-75 now 32.95 4 it. Vudor. was $2.00. new $1.59, Plerco’s Bridge Pharmacy Zettitiss Watson J. Miller. of Shelton; controls-
' ' " sary general. Col. Mstthewson W. Poi.-

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

31:21!“ 1“.“ oeediatgéy was it? Was ”'25’ now ‘1‘” ' 3 it: ‘6“ng was ”if; new ‘1'." Pharmacy, [(i‘ of Deep River; paymaster general,

. an para a nroun e - . ' . u r was it ”65 . M J

“'1‘: ic‘ufied great amusement. w.. ‘JsBI now $1.59. . I 10 "‘ Vudor: Wa. 3:00: "a: 3:75' LATE BISHOP M‘MAHON. UHdCI' th. MIIanIag’men' 0! ‘s J. Smith find JO 3! “CI”, Col Matthew H Rogersof Bl‘idEeDOl‘l.
who attends the carnival ex. Was $1.25, now 98:. 6 it. Bamboo. w” 08c, now 55¢, -—~- - . r-v-.—r——i-t- .. {323; hfifitgtggvniftlsflao dCOIna $31332.

Hwfiggrfifilfié approval 0‘ the WI” 98¢. now 75¢}- 4 isms CR‘EIASSA FREEZERS. Solemn Requiem ngIh Mass Celebrat- SHORE DINNIERS. CL‘MBHKES, 516.. HT POPULAR I lent Commander Arthur H. Day or
' ”5.00 Refrigerator, now 311.98. a an: :2: $2.00: 3:: 3311;: est m Hartford. PRICES, WILL IR: A SPIECII‘IIL TI}I', ‘ New Haven. and three sides de-camp.

 

 

. The eleventh anniversary of the
fiFIELD COUNTY REGIMENT’S $13.50Rofri orator now $10.98. 2 t as 1.98 now 1. . . . , . ~ . ,1 .. Mal Henry Hooker 01 New Haven.
, - ., REUNION. . $950 Refrlsgrntoro'. now 8800.1 13th:. 31339. now who” . 113:3:git-Signniiiitializifigilgil’stifmi .. .. .t . ““7 H ' i .. . . .. this). Lewis E. Gordon. 02 Hartford and
annual reunion oi.’ the Susan. All our 25c,29c,35c and 39c Msttln 9, now tile. in St. Joseph's cathedral. llurttorti.Excur510nsIANUSIGI and Dancing MN- Alton Farrell 0f Ansonia._
Gmneeticnt Volunteers will be All our Hammocks, Bing Flame Oil Stoves and Go Carts are included in _ Monday, where a solemn requiem high 9 ELECTRIICITY FOR TRAIINS.

 

 

 

 

South Norwalk. next Saturday. this sale to close out. mass was celebrates). , The ceicbrant .
entertainment will be given in To effect I quick closrsnce. cost or IvsIlIls Is not considered. You can was the Rev. Walter J. Shuttiey, the
‘ W Hali. to .be followed by s “V‘ dollars °" ”Vim“ W“ boy. i . rector of the cathedral. The ltov. M.

 

 

IConIIoildsted Will install Lighting AP-
paratus on Cars.

:Vigl-h'l.i\rv”, xiii r. i‘trrz «13ml: viii-MM: mi ”go ”my“.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

: I. - . in Music Hall. The. “NW” A- Sullivan, 0!. the Church of th‘ itii-
' r embers oi’ the regiment in Stam- A; J CO L] S C ’ ittactilete Conception on Park street Norwslkers “1110 travel to New York
‘ m George B. CthSllSOH. George ..’ was deacon, and the Rev. J. McCarthy, filing“? “filings {‘93: fighlttg’fizg

Lewi W. Scofleid Martin . - r h . . _ . . . e or 113 a pas 9

mg, ML mam. F. Rm, . FUNERAL crisscross ANo EMBALMERS. ,%‘ltebtfic$, 3331?: tita‘ii'ffiyofifiéililiii- in luxury on their louinlégg‘toI the we
H» «insley, Jacob Stottlnr. ‘2 E North Main. 3" ' ' South "WWW“ dral was master of ceremonies. 'l‘hc ‘WWHB and it is 1’”be 9&3?“ 1° "‘9
neliuhlillel‘HE segffl’is‘ ‘lilllt: "7“?” . . '3" E: ' . .1', , . WWW” "“"”‘“‘“‘*‘"W l'OllOWln lJl‘lestd Were in attendance: fiihtfliigtingd‘éwnitliixhlg—s-Hebtm 32%;?

an em- mt ................::::':z::.: t: :: . . .
4. l’ I . . . .. . The V r) . Rev. John byttot. V. 0.. _ The New York. New Haven and

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, president of St. Thomas seminary; the
~ . Rev, .W.,H. Rogers, 0:, St. Patrick's,
j: Paul McAl neg. of St. Peter's, J. Cro-

. net or La alette college. Parkville, J.
Downey of St.. Michael's, Stephen M.
.’ Kenney 01 the Church of the intuition-
late Canoe tion. and Edward M. Hayes
of the cat edrai.

harles E. Dow, of South Nor- . .
Il"o.ppointed a citizens'~ enm-
Kaillltet _ .corntnittee of diet!
«Win as the regiment. ..
, nus are for visitors to arrive in . ‘

 
 
 
 
 

Roll Top IDesks II$lilto $50
Office Chairs. $5.75, to $10,

 
 
 

, *Bedliy pain loses .it. terror it you

have s bottleoi Dr. .Thomas' Eclectrlc ,
Oil in the house Instant relief in
case of burns. cuts,sprIs.itI1s, accidents .
of any sort. ,

 

ingest i.—Emperor wii- '
minimally renewing his of~
,m tobaoompsted (or in a . .
osynubt me. awaits the t-
, of the correspondence now :‘ ,
is representative ,.
tClub, respects ~~

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"‘ Vttl

Raymond ’ 11d Son

tIrttsI .21” 9d?»

‘ ‘ .4. P. w '24- 53. ”Evil his?“
3‘ 3 12M] " Herttord railroad is bre kin 0v r the
rat him“ 311‘ h. -' barriers and will hovel? itsaétrIQcipal
trains lighted by lectrioii e in
The Kind You “Is ture. The Westinghouse C‘ mpsny o!
.. Pittsburg has just shipped the New
'4 t «as . B. 2.1: 5 . . Haven road the first two of an order of
Alwa Is Bo“; I piss train rigs The others are to stoi-
low in the next few days ‘ ~
The train‘lighting rig consists of an.
engine and generator. This appara-
tus is placed in the baggage car of the
train on which it is to be operated.
steam for the engine is secured trout
the locomotive boiler and the gnnerm
tor is thus run andlfnrnlshes electricl‘.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

46 and 48 Main Street. Norwsllt MONTREAL ANn oussac.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

..8°.:.§;“,§§:,¢‘:: . .. _ _ __ . ., . . . . ~ M We! met. rem mm do W ' 9W ‘ 1“" 7 M‘ ii 5.1293.tiii"ol“ii2“€i.§?ii.§’f§§§l
I I ._ ~ . - - ~ - - - - . - . . » - . - , ~ - - - - , . . - -' '- ~'-'»' '-'~' tIhItetIigtrggi :nd fittings; the istécr place i ‘ W851, _ '1“anqu » ' . - luxurious trains in the world, luslud-
___.___-._. . 8 e pee a n crest tot one who mrlfiner 2 . '~ ‘ .

”creamer.“ wlll be reached THE FAIR cLOAK AND FUN Irons... , - ~ '- ~ desire to see thIt foreign luck so un- 111133991;ch . .. ” ' 35.3.3133: gisttléinbe‘itt ignitiiZoMugii

» » . , . . . Now is the time m vat Whiterl'nmm Suite. The greatest hunts e’,_ like anything we have in this country. ' ' .’ , ‘- ' l on all 0! the crack trains of the New

if .y HATI E3. or altered. Wfllt trimmed ENI' "its lace 1113321an and 3““ flu; “in. 1” walled and“: “3 quaint name. I York Central ii on and the Chico 0

Wash“ Auslist 24_ -——Wsi- used with lIeII insertion: only $2.50. . “d w '°"' “we“ ”like“ one “’9' 33“ and Northwesterii on the Overland gt.

“bout puller, connected with .. 3.16 MATE . ‘ atttréisforined tor the Old World: and t weep and Southwest limiteds, anil- nth-V
mm Huts Mitre titled seas ludidllls Bold stony price. cut Ind e 1’ ”es “9 “aeration 1'0“" . er trains of the Chicago. Milwi

Csrntencita Capt. Mould. 1st 00.. otter a sevemday trip fdr $63."

 
 

lee them They are Ill this season’s . . . ,

”31,3210?! $112.. A rail line at White Lawn Wststs trimmed with lace insertion berths. dram New Haven, ““911 ”0““ every ' — i . . gigtgiieriuiéhnad 0:11: garage»;
urea 35AM“ 2. ml? 81-00 . _. , . , .. .5 . ”m" “d ”We“ '3‘” PM“? "‘9'“ ‘ . “ ‘r , T “ car-lighting system is the elite light
4.32%.... ~ White an... edit widat 2.15;... nicelyhhfi ' ' ' “'3’ ”“1 mm "3 Wlilt'e lfloumlns . g *9 a . . » . 2 ~ mehtbd The loriner system has prov-

ed the more populisr or the two
tVETERAN FIREMEN‘S REUNION.

 

W111 not ms. in on no wits: bursting you ‘csn buy tor little money. ‘0’ "“5““ the" "ll’ ‘0 “10 1” “med
Al

1“ ‘ AISMEI p eney‘ Rivernstheymnydenire I -
or IJA‘Comsteclt lull. 63 Washington Itrut. L' ROI" 9" more trips villi be conducted td‘ »

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

. at. mots. and tickth no further tho i J » ‘ ' ** ‘ . 1 . »
bye hum-t— .——— W formation . « . ‘ ‘ . “T1“? fiTON Hus” August 24 _.-—-Ideni
2:101: brat; 313:2: .. THE CHARDE BUSTAINED. ' Nestor Touched Hint "‘ You glint (to 0:6. Reggae ,Dt‘igle-tendgesitttfhfle. 3?. ~ ' " " L kw ' I mgrmmertfi? Pugh? giggling

_ to M“ ' piece in d 'W',” N- H' 1 3- RR , ' A ‘ ‘ . . " 3' . 2 a . more Flreifdeu's Association here to- /

 
 
 

 
 

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