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tide“ to: so a. m.; 10:38 p m.
IVIflIIIo Isurlasl. rotsruous
II- ~lr neII offline. NorwIilt.
£35 all tsrlII Boom.
Following ilthe wedding at the
church a do Ightfnl reception was
held at the h die of the bride, which
was doom m ”HUM. “pink rib-
bone and. but m! W0
Smith '
out-obtow‘n nhury,
Bethel, Siam ord and other cities
Illlnmm wenze ples‘ent. Si
If r on re. auson left for It
mm “mm lwed’diugfltowniel {the Thousand lII-
, an s, a or c ey will reside in
MAIDEN DIRECTORY. Mount Vernon
Did Wolf Lodge, No. 10!. I'. l A. M.
nDonovan block. 108 Washington
not each month
at ii o’clock.
lolly luv M0ch.
Meets
I firstsnd third Tuesds
Ill sud Au It excep
A Inter ssonnM col
Charles“ F. Mills, W.M .
at): 3, Bee.
lutlsr Chsptsr, No. 38, R. A. M.
Meets in Donovan Bloch
Ills Washington
no, second and fourth 'I‘uesdsy of sash
Many handsome presents in the way
of silver, on glass fine china and
handsome pieces of furniture were
tendered the bride ‘
JUNE—~WIL80N. ‘
”——
A Number of Guests Attended Nun-
tisII in Yonkers.
mouthduly and August em d—st The marriage of Miss Edith Wilson,
mfg 1&3? {3.33%}? ”will daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
M.Wu Icox, use. ’ B. Wilson, and Herbert June, in You-
Ophlr ctr-emcee, Order Eastern star
Meets Ill Donovan block, Ills Wsshfngton
St. second and fourth [fridnys of each
, month—July and August excepted—stun
o'clock p. In. All members of 0
meters Star cordially Invited. Miss
r of
A.li.owla ad. W. M. Miss ids Sherer,Sac
here, New York, yestelday. was utten
ded by a large number of guests and
was a very pretty function. ,
The ceremony occur ed at the home
of the bride. 150 South roadway, Yon-
kers. and was.performed by the Rev.
Iowts K. Moore. pastor of the Nor-
South Norwalk received another
This time‘ it. was
honor yesterday.
walk Methodist church. Miss Bessie
Nickerson, of Norwalk, was the brides.
maid and Wesley Puncher, of Bridge-
. shit» Alabama. Orders have been is-
oi; sued also, that gunds are not. to be re-
so none roost lN rue rolls.
Range room to ‘ Replace One-Pound
or. on Battleships.
NEW YORK. June 16. ~—Ordors were
received at the New York Navy Yard
yesterday from the navy department
at Washington to removet the guns
from the tlghtiugltops of the battle-
placed in the lightin‘ tops of the bat-
tleship Indiana. whlol is being repair-
etl. It is repelled that the guns are to
be replaced by range finders and that
similar orders were to be issued re-
garding other battIeIihips. The news
of the victory or. Adlhirai Togo in the
battle of the Sea of‘Jspsn. is said to
have Influenced the decision to put
range finders in pihéa of the one
poundera which hive occupied the
0The fate of the battle was decided
by the superiority of the work of the
Japanese gunners, while the ships
were still at long range. The depslt
mom was informed that the aim of the
Japanese gunners Was due to the sill
clency of the men with the range find-
els. whom the Japane‘se had placed ill
the fighting top. still Wore thus able to
"pick up" the Rushian ships at a far
greater distance than the Russians
could locate the Japanese.
VERDICT AGAINGT THE GOULUS.
.——.——
Architect HIydeI an ‘Recover 826.183
for Designing Gould Castle.
original contract price of $967 000.
'MABSAGHUBETTSWTINNII TOUR
most enthusiastic firemen in the state.
The bride was very becomingly at-
which lt was estimated the Castle
BOSTON, Julie 516. r—tWith twenty
six matches out of the way In the pre-
liminary rounds played In the Massa-
chusetts championship tennis tourna-
ment on thelp unharmed Cricket Club
courts at Inngwoo had the advantage
of an excellent start when play was
resumed today.
tam-M
Notice to Contractors. -
M
l
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids for the mason ml, carpenter
work on the new tire once to be
erected in East Norwalk. must be In
the hands of Charles H. Gehrlhann,
chairman of the committee on Mon-
tiny June 19 at (in
CHARIESp ll GhlliltMANN,
Ii HOWARD KING,
W. A.’1‘llCMP80N.
East Norwnik, June 16, fill 31
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Normllk, . 8H,, Probate
Court. June 7th, A. 1).. 1006.
Estate of Henry [longer into of Nor-
wulk ill said District, deceased
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
Exhibit their claims for settlement
Those who neglect to present their
accounts properly attested, within said
time will be debnrred a recovery All
o l i my to are Th 1” wh and front with Val. and other fan- 37c,
at “3° session of the Connecticut Flre- poghewzflpttlllglblfggtmssa tied under a NEW YORK JuneIB "A verdict for Eggaegiéedtigeglflee Iglnslzd‘iate paayment her gwgn tiresgetils rmYIIUOYVZIItO 3:521}: CY laces. T680181 500. 39c. ~f~——— ' ” ‘
. men's Association. 1“ Meriden, when handsome such of daiaes. In fact, the Abner J Hay“! 5‘“ ”Chm“ 1° 1" to with one of the more aim is robes If Women‘s Night Dresses, yoke of EXTRA! EXTRA” EXTRA!!! ‘
that body recognized the worth 0‘ house had been beautifully decorated coveir 3261183 froyln Howard Gould 181' HAT'I‘IE ll‘. BENGER. she already knows how I) use her “1010! 01‘ 1‘0.“ Of tucks and inser- ’ ' -‘ ' ‘
George W. Bogardus and named him with palms toms and flowers. .At 3: 30 aervlces. [t‘l dratwll’logt t‘lllvuns“. for tie 18 16-22 Administratrlx. needle These are so easy to put to- tion; worth 590. 390- - Ladies Fine Quality 14W“
as vice- resident from Falrfl‘eld coun- o’.clock the hour set for the wedding. 0“ d c“ B a r as ugton. ‘ .,-._.-... a...“ --- :11...” settler that one could hardly fall of Women's Night Dresses cnm- Waists, nearly two “0”“ styles,
p Miss Florence Baldwin played the Lo- 1" was awarded by a 5“” i" the New success. bric m it d l k. ’ value 31- 25, 79c
ty. MP. Bogardus is a‘ native of South h ri , n 1, hi h h York State Supreme Court at Minsolu A . . us n an no naoo square J Silk W l t t ‘
Norwalk and captain of Putnam ienglutpr‘ocesso a w c w" t e I. 1., today. This amount represents CLASS A. 3010. No. 118703 “039 who cannotlesve home for an and round nook lace and Ham t ‘apanese a s s. we
Hose Company He Is one of the 351:: o t o arr val of the marriage about two and one...” Del. cent of the LIBRARY op CONGRESS, to wit; Wendell vocation will and real change burg trimmed about. six different 8 y es. embroidered front, also
Be it remembclcd, That on the
eighth day of June liltiil. The Banks
listen almost any sits ed less of lace
u... 4.1.4.;
13} ”mgr”? v
unusual: loss
FAIHIONI.
”—
The hair net is not necessary when
one wears I veil, but unless one is all-
tomohiiiog she will prefsi to have her
hair covered and not he face
The narrow lace edge tare used so
much with wide elubroideries and Iso-
es that one has little at unity In util-
2...... Stare.
lune Sale Ill Billion Undeluetu
Second Saturday of the Cotton Underwear Sale will be ready for
you with the strongest values yet offered—this is truly THE CLIMAX
OF JUNE SALES. No promises Ire fulfilled more rigidly than ours.
years. indeed, now is at the time
to bring out a few of til old pieces
when run] laces sud iluutl'ieulbroidelies
alt» having such It wide vogue.
As the season advances the tendency
Is to drop- skirts and linings of self"
color. A cream batiste. for instance
to considered quite as pretty over a
cream taffeta as it would be over a
green or a pink. I
With a carriage gown of white
French pique is worn a bo‘dlre of white
mull. The coat is a bolero.
Regular bathing is one of the first
principles of the physical tlaining of
the Japanese and it In said that every
nlnn drinks at least a gallon of watel
a day.
A simple vegetable dinner served
daintily is far more sppellzlng than
the most elaborate, moat dinner could
possibly be on a hot, sultr day. As
the season gels warmer lghten your
table of heavy silver and heavy foods.
too It Is probably always dainty and
immaculate in appearance. but make a
special effort to have it so through
July and August.
she may have had III d ”K even for
> With Commencemeuts, Weddings and many society functions now at
hand, how convenient this sale of l'eady-Ioput-on garments, all to be
had at a great saving-«the economy of about a half. Seeing is believ-
ing. .1“
Women's Muslin Drawers. wide
Hamburg and lace trimmed. clus
ter of tucks, also wide .umbrella
ruffle. with rows of Val.. .torchon
and Hamburg Insertion and lace,
value 69c. 39c.
Women's Drawers, tine camch
and nainsook. deep lawn ruffles, a.
great special, regular $1.00, 63c. .
Ladies' Corsets in not and be
tlste, short and medium lengths.»
all sizes from 18 tc"30;' value Site.
I
Come and. see.
Corset Covers, plain, full
French Cover, our regular prices
12%c and 15c, not the cheap cov-
ers usually bought for sales, but
standard goods. (not over I to a
customer), 9c.
Cambric Corset Covers, six rows
of Val. lace and Torchon Lace,
neck Ind armsides lace trimmed,
regular 39c, 19c.
Nalneook and Cambric Corset
Covers, round neck, trimmed back
and rest in hailing Lway the heavy styles, short and long sleeves. Va- front with wide tucks, black and
draperies and the more passive pieces
lue $1. 00, 03c.
white. value $3.60, $2.75. -
tired in ol'gandie trimmed with lace
and was one of the prime movers In , , (‘oultl would cost. Hnydei hall titted Law Publishing ctnnpany. of New 0' furniture to be brousbt‘out in the Women's Night Dresses. fine WNW Ta" Covert-130%“: the
the celebration of the thirtieth aum- mfi'fi‘i ‘iz’t‘ifl‘éfin‘iififiififl"33 for $00,000. York. N. v, hath deposited in this fall when all trace of November has cambrlc and Naillsook. round "mm" 01' Spring Smck- ”Sula" ‘
. . . -. . left. It Is like b ’In new i . ‘ - rice 1000 and 12.00, St rda
veraary of the pumams' last week pink silk mull and her bouquet was The architect had testified that, he Office the “(it of n 1100K. the lillt, of \l) g 0 bring necks. with lace in fancy effects, l) 3 3 a u y
made u of ink carnatiuna had been sent to .lrelend to make which is ill the following words. to 0i" ”19 pieces Whil'll havob'een hidden the square neck with tho elnbroid- price 85 00
which was ”'9 m0“ successful event A 'fe ti? follow If {I . ,1 r plans of the celebrated Klikcnny Cas wit: Connecticut Reports; Being if” ml?“ 0' '01" 111011th undone finds el‘y. U16 V. neck 0f wide Hum- 30 in Black Taffeta Silk value
ever given in The Norwalks, nlsncm‘tpthmc rem e Al: use ‘38 ”e ,0 housed m the Gould castle, and Reports of 0“,.“ Argued and Deler- teal pleasure in their arrangement and burg and edging, and the high :1. 00, $1.15.
_.___-—_... happy? 301ml: weere 0&le siltllwercti that Mls. Gould Olderod malty changes mined in the Supreme Court of Er- almost “'9'“ “9 If ““0 llfid‘bt‘en away neck with lace and Hamburg. 3
3000 ds. of Gre i n Vol 9
Dr P H 0isson~Seer of the depart- with congratulations and well Wishes in his plans anti finally refused to no rats of the State of (‘onneclltltt Vol. "“"l “0'"1‘10 “lid herself in her new variety 0f attractive y c a s and
. ‘ . . tcpt those plans and ordered him out xxxv. Second edition by John tllll‘l‘fllliltlillgs, Sofa pillows should none worth less than 81.20111ggf-m, gluingiitllc‘ufiie Wash Dress GOO“
ment of systematic botany 0‘ Stanford thasuflmtidmlrl‘x: IItYprwgiTufmlwgg of her pnlgenvo at the hotel where he Hooker. all "”9 sunlmcry~looklng:covol-s tlur- Children‘s Muslin mowers plain 24 in. Suit-Cos e il ht w i ht,
University has gun. to Central Amerl‘ June departed on their wedding tom: had 30"“ to consult her as to plans. New \ "rk' thl ing "m hm weather. . cluster of tucks. all sizes ‘ from but strong and dusablegdoulliaegaet 4
ca, where he will spend the next three At its conclusion they will m to New CONNECTICUT‘IN TH—E LEAD THE BANKSOMJIYXIYFUBMSHI FLAG DAY. t, it to 14 years, 10c. of brass trimmings, regular’wrlc‘e. 3
months in an investigation of the run Britain to take up housekeeping Mr. For the first time since their koala 1900 ________ Children's Muslin Drawers, the g2 50 31. 95. ’
ber industry of that country. His son
, vices for this work have been engaged
by a number of the leading planters
of Central America, and in particular
by O. H. Harrison, one of the pioneer
June is employed in a large Jewelry
store in that city. Mrs. June's trove
ing costume was of’ brown and lawn
check silk, with hilt to match There
were guests present at the wedding
from New York Bridgeport, Norwalk.
i.
Color. Displayed and 8c “ole Hold
Brief Exorclsecl .
The observance of Fla i'
Icrtlay, was more general .
past. Flags were. unfurled
wide hemstltched ruffle.
front 0 to 14 years, 15c. ~‘
Women's Cambrlc Skirts, deep
lawn flounce. with hematitclled
tucks, extra full. also wide ruffle
the right whereof it. claims as proprie
tor ill conformity with thalaws of the
United States respecting Collir'rights.
(mile of the Register of Copyrights
Washington, D. C.
were laid the butt ship Conncctkul sizes
which is being bull oil the New York
Navy \‘std. is ill tile lead in the cou-
strucflnn race withehefl sistcl ship. the.
Mcnnen’ s Talc. Powder, in most
places 25c, 12%0.
White Waistings in lace. stripes
and dotted effects for hot weather
worth 19c and 25c yd. Special for -
Louisiana. which i b. ng built by the .
Wanlngford and other places, Newport Newa Shl b lding company. HERBERT RUTNAM. dances and on the public b _ Inga, In of Hamburg. regular $1.00 and this sale,121,§e .I
lantern and railroad builders of south- The (I ciul state a fwork on us. Librarian of congress. the public schools the last: or of the $135, 75c. 72 i 'I‘
1’ Amen; the many from Norwalk iii _ , o n able Damask, stunned.
ern Mexico, He is a graduate of the were Mrs. June, mother of the groom, val vessels isslled‘“y mm“). shows By Thorvald Splberg, afternoon session was tie on to ex- wmw Cambrlc gkmk flounces neat designs such as the s t and
Universities of Upsala and Heislng- Mrs George Nickel-son Mrs. Olsen, that the Connectic .77 paper cent Refill“?! 01' Copyrights. (“else by “10 llllllllfi T exercises with rows of lace and tucks or small floral patterns big v iue at
h (1 MI“; Olsen Miss Elsie Nickerson Miss completed, while t ulsiana. is only Written M B. commemorated the day h 9883”- wide ruffle of English embroidery, 85c yd. special for Saturdii‘y. 690
furs. and was recently granted t e e— Mamie Wdrtlweil Miss Bertha Smith. 77. 55 per cent ad, , d The differ- Revised J w c . recitations, etc. of an int sting no regular 31,75, ”.25,
gree 0‘ doctor 0‘ 913110301)” from Stan Miss Jennie Osterbsnks, Mr. Ind Mrs. once is slight bull ll 8 011i the 10'8- Entered A I- i l‘ , ' V ture, relating ‘0 the m g 0‘ the Women‘s Muslin Chemises corti- M2 500 y.tls of Cheney Brothers'
ford University. His Drui-lca‘ ”9"“ Harry Dickerson Miss Lillie Green diction 0‘ “3"“ *3 that toward Mailed M' h “m flag by Betsy Ross 3 the grad eti yoke made of extra good mus Foulard Silks regular price, 600,
fence Includes chemistry work in the wood, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wilson. Miss the finish the work ldlglrozzt‘ss on 18lllwlxrglewsl for H yesgsifsroznzl 21:1}; on! changes and additions iii stars. I,“ ”“3” 39c.k29c. 290 yd ‘ . ii
the Connecticut, to rap 1 an on u -—----——— -
sugar factories of Australia, and up 11:13:: allityuiiisrgiehl‘egillli‘th “333?“? :5 the Louisiana A nth as); the per- ,.- R ..,..-—r “ “5 fl .. GAVE CANNIBALIBTICMEXHIBI. Cambrlc and Muslin Chemises. Ladles’ Square Neck. ale yelesa,
viaory wtu-k for the Department oi John Charles St. John m Mm.“ rcnlnge of ramp“. of the two ‘ ”at... A 71,0" round or square flecks. wide lace ribbed Vests, out good in; raises“
Lands in Queensland and Western S. 0mm...“ “d my, ships w“ 14 3;; ,ma ,3 5.; I" {W m ‘IMSS A XXI‘. No. “1,8704 mmg‘pmg'r gummy. yin... ms. and embroidery rtgulsr 60c. 39c. our regular ”0 quality, Sgltuday
Australia.
it is related that Dr. llcadon, a rec-
one Sunday
“Who on
After reading it be made a
pause, for the congregation to reflect
upon the’ words. when a man in milita-
tor in Eltham, farmland,
preached from the text.
thou?"
MARRIED BV EX-MAYOR HUBBELL
South Norwslk Young Couple Wedded
in Town Clerk’s Office.
h‘x- Mayor James '1‘. llllllbeil. of Nor-
walk, succeeded \el‘y materially this
Incl-ping as an assistant to the. wily
Julie Cupid.
the lflliifllanll
The Connecticut and tile Iptlisluuu
are being built ill competition to lie-
t-ltlo whether it is more advantageous
for the government to build its own
warships or to have them built in pri-
vate yards.
I W
HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE EXAM-
INATIONB.
LIBRARY 01“ CONGRESS, to wit:
lie it remembered, That on file
clghlll day of June, 1906. The Banks
Law Publishing Company, of New
York. N. l'.. ltlllll deposited ill lhis 01‘-
iico the title of it BOOK the title of
whitlt Is in the filllowlng words. to
wit. (‘onnetticut Reports; Being Re~
ports of (‘asos Argued and Determined
Tllrot- killed mld sixty wounded are
the casualties resulting from It fight
yesterday between atrolllnk players
and villagers at Derlkigyhsz, Hun-l
gut-y. The players promised to gitci
an exhibition of cannibalism and III
big crowd collected. But when the
players did not give the advertised!
exhibition the villagers became threat-i
90 or 3 for 25c. ~‘
Ladies Fine Lace maul;
Hose. sizes 8,11% only, our
00c quality, 29c pr. ,
Light Weight Dress Shields. all
sizes. regular value 15c .pr.. 9c pr.
_ ladles' P. K Linen and Madras
Stocks in ascot. effects, regular
value 29c,19c.
lsltlles' White Linen Dress
Skirts. value $2.00, special at $1.00.
Ladies“ Lawn and Percale
Wrappers, regular $1.50. 81.25 and
$1.00. the choice of the lot at 75c.
Women's Muslin Drawers. wide
canlbric ruffle. deep hemstltched
hem, value 29c, the.
Women’s Drawers. good quality
Black
ogular
cning. whereupon one of the players,
r d see, who at the Instant Wag Micllaetl Ritz“ and Miss Emma . In the SHDFPNW 001"“ 0! Errors 0! "10 became reflnauc m hit. a piece from. of muslin torches and Hamburg Adjustable Window Screens. 24
nfuolhln very sedately up the middle mngyel tWO young South Norwalk 1 All‘tantltiate? {gheenggngkm “5,3; SW0 0' CUllllPCill‘lll. VOL Xl.lll.. by one of n“, spoctstor's ears. A gcncrali trimmed. clusters of tucks, value in. high, open to 27 in. wide. reg-
. g ‘ . Hunslrlana appeared at the office of ”p” “"‘" 0 mm ““0"" l" ‘ fight ensued. but the police ultimately We. 290- ular price 19o. 100. ‘
18100! the church: BUWWW‘UQW" Town ClerIl Herbert a. smith and School Wm 1“; 6M2" vamufnl'!‘ ”1‘: THE BANKS LAW roamslrmo mum, 0m,- “mm 0, m. .
tlon addressed to him, replied. “1 am asked how they could get married. Yr‘hitfidgmsggmmhul’ms;“$3.; m, ICMPANY, wounded persons are suffering m”
sir, an officer of the 16th Regiment of Ex- Mayor lluhbell, who is also a jus- W ‘ t and ““an “ma“; South Nor- New York. \ serious injuries. 1 ,
Foot, on a recruiting pnrty here and lice of the peace. happened to be in ‘8 1905.
walk, at the following dates and hours.
Pupils must take these tests at the
stated hour or notl It all:
Friday. June 18th:
Arithmetic, 9 s. m.
Spelling, 11 a. In.
United States History. 2 p. m.
Saturday, June 17th:
Grammar and Literature. 9 II. III.
the cities at the time and Mr. Smith
turned the happy couple over to him.
also filling out the necessary license
for them.
Mr. Hubbeil made the couple man
and wife in an expeditious manner and
they departed all smiles.
the right whereof It claims as proprie-
tor in conformity with the lawn of the
United States respecting Copyrights.
Office of the Register of Copyrights,
Washington. I)
lllultll R’l‘ PUTNAM.
Librarian of Congress.
liy 'I‘hurvsld Solberg.
Register of Copyrights.
having brought my wife and family
with me. I am come to church because
I wished to be acquainted with the
neighboring clergy. and gentry." This
so deranged the divine and astonished
the congregation, that the sermon was
concluded with considerable difficulty.
BEECH “in BA
____. The rumor Is about East Norwalk Geography. 2 P' “L , Knitter; M‘s. (
that Ml a Wood. of Hawkins Ive- """‘" "_'"‘ or he . , 1. , ,, ‘
”‘ ......... °‘ “We: °‘ .. .. ”V we .. .. AND OTHER GOOD mos
Foreign Affairs. is now in his fillv- Wood was married yesterdayfo Albert NEW YORK June 15 ~John Duly Mailed M. h. . f
8TUMPF—WOOD..
and John Pounce, of Brooklyn non-
union men, were attacker! by It mob
while on their way to Work III the
iron foundry of Smith and laughlln st
Briggs avenue and North Fifth street.
Brooklyn. today. and were seriously
hurt. A strike is in progress at the
foundry. The mob was dispersed by
Stumpf, who is emplopod It the Colou-
ial Column Company. Mr. Wood was
interviewed this morning In risgard to
the rumor, but was unable tomontlrm
it He sa'ld that they had gone away
to get married, but he did not know
.where the ceremony would take place.
in renewal for It years from July
third year. His appearance Is not at It. 1905,
all striking except, possibly, for the
negative reason alleged by M. Roche-
fort and the caricaturlsta. though when
the pI'squlnadlng editor of the lutran
algesnt describe. him as "standing on
his three inches of little legs" there is
., lots as as to
i' , '
(Ask for a Cook Book.) ‘ ’
Have you tried our assortment of the famous Huntley & Pal-
met I Crackers Ind Wafers?
Don’t forget that we are headquarters for Drake's Cakes and
WALTHAM
RussELL.—HONTZ: the police and two of its number or
03'1“” exaggeration “"- 1” a “”0“ William E. Russell. a former Nor rested and held to await the result of WATCHES M‘cgwg'h d C 8 df
.Dei as e la wait con man and Miss Clara the injuries to Fences and Duly . MI I e memory utter, sweet, rosy on “grant.
not noted for stature c a y . __._. are the best. Mechanical prects The fit heat I! f Coil t b T s1
conl icnotlsly small. But on the other HOME. 8 tellltlhllm. Pa, young llld)’. W l ‘ -t ' l d ful I" e o a flu money cm “Y ea so.
p ' were mat-r? ed in Dehtghton, to day SETTLEMENT or MIDFORD. 011.00! at meters so cute
Fresh Irden Fruits and Vegetables.
hand. he is wiry and tough. His round Strictly Fm Home
head, cloao- cropped hair, keen eyes.
finish In the festureflhst have
made Walthem Wstches the nest
MEDFOIID, Mesa. June 15. —-Cltl
seas and former residents of this city
KNIGHT STREET bHURCH‘ FMR.
up nose bristlin mustache and -—---s joined in great numbers today In the I We “.m‘k’ . '9“th and“: ‘0 a“ Summer Trade. GM
re nose . II , in the world. in gold. god u. . all.
home of a fighter, Tom Thumbs Wedding Given in continued exercises attendant upon the I
”ma “‘°“"’ W ‘ 9 artisan Hull, Lsst suing. celebration of the 275th anniversary “'1‘ “d, "it“ 9“" ll
““‘i- ”0’99"" M“ “0'” “Mam“ 'l‘he Innus fair of to Knight of the settlement of Mcdford.'1‘be
suggests a man capable of much toll.
M
in the town of Merriwa, New South
Street Methodist Epls pal Church has
been in p‘ogl'eas in e Grand Army
Hall, Norwslit, and last night there
Wales, a plague of mice III disturbing was a very large attendance. and an
to ere interestin program presented. The
the people. Recently 10' 000m ew principaliievent was "Tom Thumb's
mother was perfect and ptlbllc build-
lugs and private residences were in
facial array. Today I program In-
cluded literary exercises at Medforu
Opera House. with a banquet this ev
ening at the armory.
A. W. Austin’s,
so WIII It. Nsrwsllt. Gone.
Charles E. Seymour,
33 WEST WASHINGTON 8T. LEADING 030633.
8.0 NORWALK. CONN.
To [in Distillers 0111i the. Public.
THE “111018?
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wards of 500 V4910 "Plum“ ““9 3 younger eopie of tits agish appear DIMPIIV FORPIITID IOND. '
cricket not was being scrolled. Four ed and wielded themes yes very and Michael Dempse‘y, a New York “Iman anua a“!
or m bushel. of cats In a bu were Milly-11° "“0“ 00'1““ W“ state man. wu placed under arrest . . r
Imperson ted III follow:
Brid ors Bailey.
Groom Myron Nichols.
Brittem ion-Minnie Bailey
Best M nwAlbert a rtngsteln.
Acting forman~ wrence Bailey.
There are about fifteen guests in
evening recs. the little folks making
erlstsd by the mice In I hight.A
local well ceased to yield water. and
on examination it was found to con-
told a solid mass several ‘feet. deep
of mice. Il‘ocd, water and bedding Ire
”overrun. contaminated and Injured.
esterdsy afternoon by Chief of Pa-
has Thomas Brodie at the corner of
w t avenue and If to street. lie was
be plenty drunk and had to be ported
to the police station in I wagon ’I‘ho
offender not It IcIslt bond of 016
later for his re use, and this morning
he failed to put in an appearance when
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wsrn is are ii htlng the terri- I ver etty picture. Several new . s s _ 1N0 Film; 0! STAMPS.A YID NOTHING FOR THEM AB OUR REPU'I‘ATION FOE
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pussies upon the swarm of vermin.
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a pleasure of the Instance.
will close tonight. when
t artists will be present.
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