. no. n .
. mm «mm- j (panel lormwnn noon-until
* notion «munitsav‘nmm’m NOMllk‘flirl caught. ‘ .. 'd . h
“indumhioli‘wlll power" nautical NEW LQNDON» March 7-"Mm‘5 3' 3' mm 3’
m «crunch ‘mombmoo’p which Dayton. proprietross 0: an alleged dis. ‘ . 30f theadv‘ar ce
,; um been hamstring mm; by orderly house at 15 Bradley meet-- 5 mntoru ofooldsnlchlld n. ‘ "
talus. Attorney Daniel M. Cronin on-
1Hill) . The line was paid.
~ ‘ was arr-nixed before Judge William B. «lathe twenabbiit. are r st-
‘xl . poured for the accused and colored
R Walla'llvdl’h‘ifi‘ 331.9335 Madeline Thurstou.‘of'Dunbury, res. sion. Two chances arei‘that
l” . m. .
“hello cold is
nos. a Ann 5 ollzn'rrn annulus.
Colt in the police court .yoaiordny. . . . . . ‘ . l
less, thal-{bma‘tbmg is heavy , v g . . .. .
a. demurrer. which was overrulod and night sweats. The next morn- ‘ ‘ ‘3 . rlce ‘ 0a “
chursod with hoepingilu bonus or ill
Guru“! lawman» and, the accused found guilty and dined ing‘llstn .t with Scott's Emul.
by w c . ‘ ‘ l ‘ .
h, of the democratic material! the ~30me Ind dimmers!!!» ' ale Smith, of Dnnbury. and Ruth Allen, ' . The balance of our stock of Flue Harmonia, prices Gilli 1“ hull. .. . s
twill” made the second . ”timid 'i‘di‘éilii’ ll'i‘hifllfi £13.33: 0‘ South NGVWfllkl were arraigned DEI- m a (la .Ol‘ “5’0 they- are an . ‘l
Mel-outing liitialaume ill wllmmfigw‘i or‘Puhllcyiu- M s tore thetolllurl. lchm'fi‘ed With being into over- lt.‘:»-.Tl'ie‘lr rest is agaln ‘ We have about twenty-live Gurlnonts left. some clinch: the finest goods we have hud‘ this, sousou. all of
‘ lo ltl inns of “m" 0'3 “0"" flow in. u! mates 0 lie alegoa disorderly house. _ ‘ ' “ . ' . ". . ..
130cm“ maul: if“ calm. fin": 1"“ " 35' "yr” ‘m‘n‘l’u‘v Attorney Cronin appeared for the trio ‘ pcaceiulnnd the breathing them this season's Styles. ‘ ‘
it used you mom: a. P is upcrbox. .. . . ,.
‘ Cure Efléctod or Money Rotunda! and entered tho usual demurrer which . norms . l . ~ ‘ .
Aurimreil ,ummemnch ”gawk WW overruled. JIIdKe Colt suspendea "Here‘s. 7a suggestlon for This is the last call for Winter Gsrmonts. Come in and price any of them,‘ the price is 50% off.
”n “k n , ‘ l judgment, for 24 hours uftor he had ex- . ‘ a
Egan“? All'llll?m§”::dg‘u)clau clfila‘ifilfil‘. noted a promise from each of. the rlrl‘s all, mothers bCOtt’B Emu“
lo , .‘ i . I
' . the. obsirmlm to call a . ~ . .. ~ _ . . . ,' ‘
in W. ...lronnnrnlrvnlon; lllllisl.ulll lulzrrr.lrn:.~.g.z WW. has been almost , HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT. ..
"m ‘ls the Zchnlrman's cheer~ monolith: . . ,. .
w . Me With their ”quest, by c r 1- _ . lod of time. . magical, in its action when ‘ . _ _
, mm as the place and - - 25' “133» The mid 0" NO- ‘5 was W91!!!“ used'as the ounce of preven- Large Galvanized Chamber Pulls, 250 3 Rolls 'i‘ollotvl’upor, , we Carnot haulers, . 10c
, 4W a. time. This date looks South Norwnlk. Conn. about. by the arrest of Madeline 'lhurs. Lt’o N 7th. seems to over . . ‘ 3 Burs soup. 250 . , , ‘
‘ to tho'uuinitluted, as it safely .-.. ion. by Policoman Leary Sunday eve. l n- ‘0 mg . ' Universal Wringers, $295 Scrub Brushes T . 7c Clothes Linos,‘ ‘ 9c
ll F‘Ool'fl Day. which I‘ll; Bull ed. and that the Hartford branch of $1ngk'rin“?jlhgwgngfiglnog gnblilig home child weakness quite so ' u 3 . _ ‘ . .
all this real. an be“ < 68. the party should give him the benefit Wm,“ M... a mum; mm panama... fieffectlvel and qulckly as Chm“ Dryersl 31.0mm """“' "er "' * '“l “mm“ B“ l“! ‘- 1‘ ' 1°“ “"
. mtwnnake members 0f the (mile experience as to the kind of oil '
filfiehefllltate labillli taking a which can be poured to best. advantage Leary thought, her acuni attire was “n‘ SCOtt’S 31111181011. ' ’
a pterbury. fearing that the on waters which are badl tro hi 1 becoming and he ordered her inside. ' ~ ‘ , f
, . ” y u 9“ Madeline in oils ed to huve reins d to 330" 3‘ “OWNE- 409 PM" 5": N" “m
lWQApr“ i’UOl .lOlW- He'll Waterbury cannot llnvo‘all the emplv . 8 e '
... ......m... m . , . . .. .... TRISTRAM. s- HYA'I'I', NORWALK, CONN.
“urealt- is necessary to lead give and-some of the party think mm “id 1“”th “‘“h “Wilde"‘b'e W“ MANv THEF‘Ts REPORTED. . - . . .
v
. . . inlli. .
lithe lines. the lllcnting- of April 2 will be about . ‘ Visitors oi the Norwalk armory at
. (hedonlund [Dr 11“,. meeting , ‘ u The officer took the, girl lo the sin- , . . -' r
ll . glory enough for one (.ampnigll, and ”on house him as she was: She was basketball gumos complain of having «— . -——-—- -
‘Tllayer men is said to be the m t . , h 1 , . a , . y '
0.13th anti-Walsh “13110" the t‘lgtfwlllltfl‘s.lu(§lli(ilfill‘l’lllltalllllllli": llgllz'llfll‘) 106k”! 99 and rcn‘lalned in ”'0 cell .“u will? Hiflfllll f'u‘lgl'onmflmfmgygpi NOtiCB
Valli: state cerlrul "U“‘l‘lllmi‘ ‘0 Secretory ’i'homns which ls‘gnll and night. loo ""8“" ‘3'“ that. some crm- illin'gfiol’ value ”which is left flrllilllyd' ‘
, . m. Chairman “.313“ a strict wornlwood to the li‘llnyor men. is glv— at?!" {was 8.110%”? "Twin" “$1130“ l’l seems to be. ill danger of disappearing.
““18 for all the money “99'” on below.‘ -ll will in: soon lllui. lilo. “(1' ,2: \(\'(:tl‘lllPl'O(‘l()ll)l:llll“ “I?” 95‘ ll On Monday night a valuable for neck- All pcl'solls liable to taxation ill the
ast prosidontlnl campaign. 'D(:~ chairman addresses llle secretary as lnvkqtigulcd thc'caal- ‘21:; nlorll iii: ‘1’” place disappeared. “ wna of gray West Norwalk School District ol.‘ u“.
minus clty say that “0 “Wk“ “broihcr” something I‘allltil‘ WOI‘lllY ” . ' ” ‘ K a ‘ squirrel sklnand could dually be lden- town oi” Norwnllt, in the state of Con-
...—....
‘bt thoreceipw uud expenditures . . l -. Hdllllnlstcrcd a rebuke to Policelllllll J . ‘ U ,
rm“ 35$?‘iré"n3lel?oi‘é‘ll“ll; iii-Elli} :2: shrill. lii““‘:::: =- ., ,, . . :. mill;girliehfililléi°32fiill Linn
- list business of e comm; . ‘ ‘ ' - i‘ . so . . - ‘ ‘ . . ..
" “.3 may be to ask for n htutc— uh“Ssrllfllllslhormulk Mnl'ch 5.1906 irn clothing. Judge Cold said that it POPULAR‘. AMUSEMENTS “my!“ will be held “1 ll“: 011ch Of the.
scleclmen. in said Norwalk. on Tues-
mnitcrod not who llleprlsoner inpho
. ‘m bill for the interviews with at a plow m be selected by you to his superiors just as .she. was as - AFTERNOON AT 3. 1906.
“mill “1’ the ”Mt-V ”0°“ to“ Edwin S. Thomas New Haven. . . , . 5”.“me «W‘s ‘ “ ” m’ " ’ " a“ March 13. 1903 from 9.3, m. to »' y ‘ ‘ ;'
h 3 [Prmlalr “la“! ll “93:: Brother Thomas—~le will gash" '5 “Ml-“,9“ m “am I“ ““9 res- ‘ H 0‘1 T's TH E ATRE. myth. for the purpose of h " mam , ‘ A " . ' ' ~ _
“Kl“ .0 ow a 'fil’ ~ plouselssuera onllandisign my " .. . . , . ‘ ‘ ___,.__.. ‘ ‘ a, 3‘5 from‘tllo doings of 855335. , . V - . _.
tel m°’5§.‘;£.“l3?‘$‘§”553.33%;l3 mum- to the same, for it much “fill‘tl‘ffilafnmaffig$1'flf’g‘ff‘lg‘cfihfif Sunda. March 11 all? and to take such action on the , WGSt Washmgton Str
.e . '- ' . ' ' tug of the slate central coul- , . . ; ; . same. an Inn be necessary. “
. lull and Choctaw languages that nliticc ‘0 be held at Waterbury llel loom. as he. wishtd to present her y. Dated at {Vest Norwalk. \inrch 7' South Norwalk 1:
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“nth-.Ofiiilllcmls who were go- ( _ w {A . . . . evidence of. llvl- disorderly,conduct. . .. .. EVENING AT 8. 1 u ’ . k I. .'
.l filblnooln. how much the later got vou doubtless can “gang“ ovcr messenger from lnoul. While at the ”CNN“ Re l‘OdUCliOfl ‘ “ _ ’ ' . , ‘
yo lexardjng Iile use of the Capital .‘he .pmme f'm. Apr“ 2 .906 at desk bIIl no one 01mm in supply her , l) -W ~ www—W- . .
01113 101' 'eleciion "9mm“. and how 1 o‘clook in the anpn'mon ‘for wallls. 'i‘llc proprleircsa of the place ‘ ’ ' _ g ' y , . . - '
“on W83 spent by B- M' Holden. the purpose of selecting a lime “in. m“ firm knowledge She had of the 0 BE R OTICEo -
chairman of the committee on Speak- ‘ ulld nlnco for ”m ncxl stale fill‘l s ill-rout was when she read the no ., ‘ 5
« rs. * , . . ‘ , count in tin.- pnners. .-
' If an itemized statement is made it convention, and Lbkl‘ffil", irulv. ' .ludgc‘Coll rofuscd to concede to At- A M M E R
ougil‘t to. be figured upon a different John J Walrlll. iorney (.rouin s request for a light flue , South Norwalk
madman Mr. Holden used in his forcw Word comes from No wiluvcn that lil the. casc- of lJnuru Dayton. The ‘ .
out Ml‘esrof the election. as he pre- “5 a result 0'. tho m" in" date of the consul s reuson in; asking for leniency G A l I '
l ‘ lb“ Parker would curry ihi‘ 'l‘hnl'cr illnnor and rally will probably were that ”10 place- Will; never I'lllIled UDIOD SOhOOl
. ta... . , . .
merbv 2.000. 1..- postponed. “I’m"i- “ “’“l “I“ ”“4““ °“ “ “9"“ its Peopiii and Their Plays.
, Now Going lllll '
3Tb“ signers, 0f lhi‘ Dellll‘ill 1'01‘ ”W ...-..-_._.._ ll‘lll conlplninl within diutul‘illlncll llud . . .
slimmed asked that the lmuunl r30 OBlTUARY RECORD. ever occurred within. .. by Dlstl‘lct. d
'eld not later lllilll Marci 20, ‘ s --...m...__.__ 7 d .
parrot the request was not complied FUNERAL (w MRS. .lllldA li‘lNNE- WON $500 PRIZE. HENRY ELLSWORTH' ---- 0d 8 an End.’ In "10 differGHt d’n‘r’MOH“
‘ lth..§.~:_and Chalrnlnn Walsh's will“! GAN. ‘ Auapicel 0f Ndlil-o is hereby given Illni illl not ”0")” at V017 IOWPHOUSA
he I“?! ”f the monthly, for April 2 Thu funcrnl of Mrs .lulln. Finn-92ml. PrOf' Alex. 8. Gibson's Song “Allah" ‘ ' 'lu I n .\ a i ‘ lullI mum
wt seriously affect attendance at will» of Mic-.llucl Flinn-gun. Wm. hold . Captivated Mme Lillian Nordlca. Norwalk Aerle. MTmuun of‘tll. mull” m '1‘“ ‘t i:
, er boolll diuucr Much has al‘ . . ,. .‘ . . ,. within the said diallilt has mu mm t
.3 bay ~ . , , from St. Mulys (.llnrcll. this lllollllng. A high llollor llaSJllst boi’nllonJ lof. H r l ‘1
7.99.8“ arranged ”Km“; some day and was one of tile largest hold in tho Alt-Ix. 8. Gibson. ol' Norwulk. The NO. 558 F. o. E. on “'0 town “bl “f 1900- and “a" 3““
New Haven. The lilo) 91“ “8",le church in yours. The Roy. James H. lt\\'lu'il of the first. prize of $500. in the , ’. list has this day bceu dcpositcd by the
“‘19“ the comnlittec 3'.” 1“ ”‘9, h O'Donnell was cclobrnnl of the high Lndlcs' Home Journal conlpclition, of- ' ' T+"‘ clorlt m‘ said disurici m the office oi
‘90?“le described as ”9”“ l’e‘“”“‘l moss and tho Rev. Wiiiiuln Mnher. l'orcd by Mule llilllnn Nordlcu, has 300 COLOREB VIEWS lucob M luylon No 5 Railroad Place
the (103115113 “it‘- deep 5‘“ f‘“ ll, Eh"? 111).. and Rov. .l. C. lt‘oguril'. deacon boon rcceived by Prof. Gibson, for his SELECT ORCHESTRA ‘ ' ‘ ' “ '
- full togohoWnlerbury lilo ullti- “18;“ and filllHlOilCUll, respectively.‘ The song "Alluh." . CATHEDRAL CHIMES Smllll Norwullt. Conn. for examina-
8“ in?“ “’l“ C"“""" ”‘9 “on"“if‘fi” choir rmmel'od slwciul music and more ,5 fl .. »' ‘CHOIR smoens lion. and um on board of rollcf Will
mastitis. End if they (10 KO lht‘ '4 y wcrc also two solos by Miss Hillellil me... at the ofllccol’ said Jacob M. lnly-
tisNOW Haven in Thuyor's interests Mllinrd. William “M mom“ ‘1' ”GLOVER.S "1t PLACE}. First time here, View: °f the ion, No. 5 llullroad Place, on the 17th
All small lots of ill/infer Goods must“ be sold to
make room for our ‘
Spring Stocks of‘
. Cloaks, Furs, Fall Waists,
Overcoats for Men and Boys,
Underwear and Flannols. ‘
MllSIllli‘Sllllllltglil’illeSSlllPliilliS
I l sufler because ”f their absence. Howard Micllucl .l. ltiol'dnll John J. KREUZESSCHULE
Unless they 3““ “g“le lmw '0 ”F; l," Hun-loll and lamps .I, Kemlu. of Nola as produced in Obersmmergau last “ll." 0‘ March, A. 1).. 1908, at 2 oclock
wt) :igoestnt (heurilallloq ‘lllll‘lllblhelol Ii‘lil- walk, and Thomas Hmwnmh 0; m". summer (1905) p, 111.. to hour and determine llll an-
r. II For ers w "0 ' o 3' bury. wcl'c nllbcarers. lnlol'lncni . - ,2 ‘ l' _
,ompll‘sh all they had bound from lllt.‘ was at St. Mulry's Ccmclcrv. litllh llludu to them for the noun inn
0” " " " l l“ "’5' ’ tion and perfecilng of sold assess-
Wo gatherings. m1 at. l 1 MRI; MARY m \"\lN
“:19 no change llle dale lur the dlll- 'l‘l ll‘ ‘ ~1- l'M . lll"< "lt‘l' .. _
“9" W W ““‘°"’““" W" “i" “‘“ lur ."‘l.~".'.'§l55}..l‘id ill... illl.-..li""f§.?£
W9," politically hungry. “m not out U) Si 5 liltit’;)ll'i-l (‘lhnrch 'l‘llo it‘ll: Wil-
want to mm m "1"“ mm” m "'3‘ 11am. Milhl‘l‘ ll ll 'olllcl'llcd’ ' le
Brim things which might come if they lll . ~ M" I M bl -| ' 1
find Hawaii. for their dinner. l)“ ’UIIUH WIaIt ... . (. tlllty. . om
. .. W M, Murphy, Cllnl'lcs Willillllls. Uwon Rllol'.
Th e ‘88 possibility that Ml H R Thomas llyun and John Snollbnck.
Notch—Mr. Ellsworth is the only
Allliil‘lCiul‘ who has appeared before lilo
performers ill Obcrummcrgnu. His “‘"mll- .
viewu lire dill't'rcll-i. from all others and Dated at tho (‘lly of South Norwulll,
are the only ones shown to and on» Conn. this. lllu dill day of Mun-ll, A.
dorsod by tho’ perforlllora. authorities l).. l906.
und villagers in Oberalnulcrgnu. Mov- Slgl‘lud.
lug pictures were never taken. A. llllANCliARl).
Ticket! ............ 25c, 35c and 500 JOHN H. LIGHT.
' .. . . ,1. h d we're Inkcn lo 'l'arlll'l'lllc i‘m' lllli‘l‘nlf‘nl.
g::gngeafiga&agglfighéggogfig.“Twit. leaving Sonlll Nol'wulk on lllt-I l2.illi
imifiil‘another theory found in we train. The husband of tho dcccuscd
We" of the dates of the meeting ‘lli‘d 0"“ your “KU-
Waterbury and the election ill this MRS. LAWRENCE COOKIE.
It? “ The election hero will conic a Mrs. Lawrence Cooke died Monday
7;“ latter the meeting and Mr. Walsh night at, her homo ln- Slulc street.
have Ieen the statement made by Stamford. Her doulll was nucxpnct-
‘ r, sulllvsn of this city to lhe ed and the announcement of it caused _
fittho democrats of Hartford ulncerc regret in hcr family circle and
man and he may think it s also among her numcrous frleiultl.
“to return to Norwalk by way She is survived by her husband und
ford and learn lust whnr kind i’our daughiors~Mlss Mary E. Cooke.
sorvod seals on and utter 'l‘llursduy.
’ March 3, nl. Hoyi's Theatre and Notice is hereby also nlvou that an
Weeds an.“ atom Norwnik. nsscssmcnt of the rcul nnd l'nlulllu os-
tnic of tho said district which was so
- r . , . . situated that there was no distinct
and sopnrnlc values has been undo by
the assessors. and this day Lied by
tho clork of said district at the other.
at Jacob M. Layton, No. 5 Railroad
1‘ , * ‘ Plano. City 91, Smith Norwslh. Conn.‘
' v. 1 Dated at the City of South Now-lit.
' * Conn. this. the 6th day of March. 1906.
orgtilo smile which is cllllkllke and . (in solo at Whol ll & Cl ‘k’ l MA'l‘Tlili‘W counr'l'l‘ 1
, . . solos Wel‘t‘ l'l-llldt-rl-(l. John W. Wolllv . . ' ' ”Ly '3' 3 “"f ‘ ‘ ' 1 ' I.
lilac3593;311:2031}:lr‘gulrllnlllfifikwlléli giving Cavalry‘qlud MlHl-i inslln Mlllcrd Blasccrs clknr stores. .Lolonlnns (.oullnlttco of .tllo South Norwulk 1 _ ..
ll . 1 ted th 1 ~ . l | _ ithc Nearer. My God town,“ 'l‘lmronlnllul news store and by membols of tho School llislllci.
3““ 9 "mi? “I“ ”3‘9 ° ‘ Aenio. nnd can he oxchnngod for rt» ______. O
' I
Try our convenient Credit system. . ’
No extra charming .
* privilege.“ ‘ l
' _ ‘ A. nmucnnnn.
H O YyT S T H E A T R E . JOHN ll. ”our.
Qt rmony the democrulu of Hartford Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Alli-t.I lit-win ulld Mrs. r
urn llklnllntothelr Hysio mfor lll'i'ltlt- .loIlll Weycrhnuscr. , , ,
isn‘tiood. MARGARE'I‘TA Wll.SilN. MATINEE AND NIGHT. MAPTHEW coullnl "
Tim. woo wholl Iho democracy of The funeral of Murgurcltn Wilson. . SATURDAY MARCH 10+“. Comlnlltoo of tho South Norwnlk lin-
urtford‘ hadMltawlIln‘llml H‘IlIIli‘lIifl :"Il llli' lill-cc-your-old dnughior of Mr. and The Shoe with 00”! Th. 'Roturn' of ion School lilsirloi. m6 lit
at tmol r. :1 Hi pill on Hi ll - Mrs. inmost Wlli-loll. who dlod youtor- ~ W WM...”
éduv hiubil‘d calmmuhwnm ...... from diplllhcrln. w... hold an. “mfi’” and “Y“- THE AMEHIcAN vuernAPH co. '
" rttordgo “ix things up. Now Ilml morning prlvuioly. llllcrmoui being in ‘ Showing a complete now Ilne|of mov-
l pgs‘nre- Wt KW iiIIII'Ill‘i Ill-i l" ”W lulu Norwnlk Couletory. The Inc natural and also the amt il-
l lkjfnlhorily roforrod io.i lilo drmn- liov. (illurlos M. Sollcck olllclnlcd. Spring SIYIOS NOW R‘adv' Minted too I. '
ohnilumn. rcuilliing lllnt llnr- FUNERAL (W p, M. JOHNSON. ' PHONE 453. Mfiflfgll’sfimamfifirgls Earl“
. I p r I u
l‘ ““9““er elsewhere m ”I" ’l‘llc flilwl‘nl of the idle Fl‘iitltil'ltlk M.
My fool ”1‘” H l” "" “ml" ”m" Johnson wot ll «id ihl often so i l ...—.... M Popular Pm"- .. .
n. meliuvor should ho rolllru- o‘clmik. allm {Noni “bl/mills}? ‘ltlollw’ldk. “WEAR SHOES IHAI "I" Mathew-chimp“. 10°; Adults, 20c. o - RECENT ARRIVALS OF VENELGI’M ‘ . x A
g , " “ " ' " A Stamford clergyman omcintod lmd ‘ Eveninuwloc. 20c and 300. rerfl S BOSTON. March leAMVOili s '5 i l '
- ll‘w rousulur worn illm) lulicn to that But: Now on Olin. Steamer Wlnlfl‘odliin, (Will lJVGl'D‘JOl- P90 9: m
«2 iv an ncrred. _ - .. » ' ,
Mli‘liAlll. LYNCH. of Spring wournblos lu'o putting A .
Funeral ucrvlccs ovor Illl- rl-lunins ' l" "Nil? appearance: BLA
of Michael, ol‘ 23 Wall-r ulrm-I. Nor- 75 0010" 00“)de The gun- mm Monarch Neg“. i ‘ i i j ‘ exams
walk will no held tomorrow morning . gen Shirts in all the now ”L ......
at 9 o‘clock from tit. Mnr 'll (lomoinry.
. , 3’ orlnus. plaids and stripes.
. . . KEEP A LITTLE" cozr$12 5“" ..
ADDITIONAL L‘OCAL nnws UndBI’Skfl’ls . uncanulm. CORNER in your an“ filled , , S
Mrs. George R. Buxton saw David An alluring array of the farm with con
PM“ interest. if done:- Wsrilold in The Mimic Master, in Now it i , .
°“" “"9" ”WWW" “ "3"" We could continue tellingryou
'33? South Norwallt York inst evening.
» The Master Plumboru nun. lasl cvc- " , bluetl. 0“": Wm 9‘0 ‘ i1 005 AT 'V
. ~ com a o l . ll 2' . ' - . . , _ . . . .
ho lsplouod to min the or “$3,: 3, la'h’gtt $2,. '1 13:,”me ' “m 3"" Hw‘m’mm' “mg in your memory until the day
it! increase in your. hits action rosnlind. 30h»; look. like my. mm b“. \ ' "- “ that you decide to, v: our Cool 5'
. l ’ , - it
n The Roilnllhingugrléloalors ‘ihalimlii- . y H O Y '1" TH EAT RE corn ”and”. wan-my and u a trial and are there 3/ convincod
on was 0 av o n moo us yos- , 1 ‘ ' . .' ,f
mm” memo“ Mr A. o. n. m". In tar. regular price $2.00. , (8...... , ., hint-tiny Innings. 1 on: 15:13::th do inward
Q; ' a" “'00 ”M cur. mhgrnllfigl 33123 312'. $3.33. lint-lg); To I Turv Sale Price Mgggl‘tmmfic‘liulevfn V (:7 m ' fomkiil' all otlm‘li yi'i‘irL butts: A if
1 1 new six month. _ pm yesterdfiy’ no quorum w“ New P Y Y ‘ ' our pullout ' mdnotlor worn. for richer and ‘
out.
Captain id. W. Wilbur will glvo his
farewell address tonight in the slum—
ton Army Hall. lie will be pleased
also all friends who wars unable to
attend on Sunday. A lively and inter-
uting time is expulsion. and a stirring
“draw will he deliverod. All mun»
vitae. Contain Wilbur will 0 from
here to New London. whom i or are
unwinding savory clinching}? to
rival to it . fit a .
hot for poorer. you will buy? Coal
of us. ,, . '
azure-ummig;mnpma and To‘flr. . , ‘ "f‘ '1 “’ _o , V ‘
Ir . ‘ ' elm . . . g s _ .
m cm Lin m Kiwi-listing 4 W ;. m . Fall 3 M a“
l V . . . NOV « . f. ‘ . ‘ ‘ . . i V . H
. Himuif ‘
And His Ila Now Yuri: 8mm of tilt
OUNTV FAIR.
'AM’
Norwalk Chronicler