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COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON.. .120 lb.
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can. 7 .9; m" t BONITA MACKnnnl. ...... lilo lb. want Melon: 9
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'naan reuaag rary was 6 7 ,9 at . >- Ad ll u, kid “a. 1 1r. “
“on“ u ‘ . y 09 “Willa “and how fl. l , 9 ii a 0 or it s u feel isl yto
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INCORPORATED.
has issue “bdlidi’to thatrulutni‘nt. ii ,
Mrs. Idilstlbeth Hunt. at iou years.
aatnnishe‘dbheitou; last week, by comw
‘iiig‘up from Brooklyn alone. to make
.3 visltw‘flbe btoiiilbt her knitting
Several young ladies. have rented
Oomfoiit‘éctlttwe. Bell island. for the
coining twbrvrosha.
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Miss enlists mention; of north sin.
W a bind
«title ’.
pany‘s ins “ ‘ men
t“madepubiieaesisrdayu'is at summer
5 Railroad Avenue.
. 9W Norwpiki. :
IVIBY .MDY'I DRIIII
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o resident of Darius. . .. . . ..
tbieiihr. await mam * ' m o" it... tennis a not clams-F. E. Green. with harlot con 9 . 9 - J . .. ».
large quantity of The Pattie Watkins Fresh Ali‘ South Maln'a rest. . ”Hayward“ las'throush‘fitrnr THI PIOI'LB'I r:sH AND ovsran ,
iii soil it, at to cum Camp in Barton was opened. last week, ' ' ' . m “i" y "‘6 “w?” by ““3"“: We . . .. MARKET. ~ -~ .r I “
week only, under the direction of the Volunteers Arthur Y- Pnrmelee of Philadelphia“ 'W' "mill! ““4““ "’0“ '0 ““‘P or. mm.“ A..." “up“, . .- .
along.” though Stratford fails to see
the application." ’
Silvermine. which is a suburb . ot
Norwalit, is tickling itself because
twild‘ deer ccnle‘dnto its ‘dooryards, to
9 feed. it!» given as an instance of
the quiet character of the summit“-
is visitin his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Will am Arthur.
A number "filom"‘ihis town are ar-
;rsnglug ill-camp. at Lake Waocubuo
for a couple of weeks.
~ 3 inf thiamine. ‘wbeb arty-three girls from
its"? hitched. fig thehsluina of New
. o ‘cty we roll tupfrvthelr
on its " ’f’lie‘rgbtidrsd' are"in9 abject
- poverty. some orthamtrwlth old. nag-
ged clothing and shoes and many
. without sufficient clothing. Here they
will remain for two weeks when an-
fither lot of children. will (be brought
last Ind of Washington Itrost lrldls.
William E.Meeker
' General ' '
Goniracior, and 7 Plumber.
Control ‘
or the but: from the small-
“! to the most Intense
”amnion: only
The colored coaohmon of the town
will hold their third annual ball to-
9T8.
Norwalk is putting up a strong kick
because the mosquitoes are so thick
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”tevlfibell‘ldt. Th‘ecin'ipisin chri‘rgeg; ‘ ‘ ---—-- “ions “to”. “Weill“! “I” "it “We . be hadby . ‘W ‘
Cagiuin Reinert and is located on what. Miss Louise Btrons. of Broottlyn. ls °“i°m°‘°8'“l 1““ WWW” “‘0 ””9”" SIEAM HEATINGJ would be «slopes with a
$9.9 hostage: drool} Bombing abounds. zfinginfi somswalfiiie aéttha home at 192g 3;,th around how to get rid of using 9 . snow white, onepieoe "gimme?
a cap a n s aways "gin lo” show ro ier, amt rong.‘ e _ - . , cslsin Enameled Lavator . a
9 9 visitors through discolor), to‘inlere'st ---- 9 . Westport. once'thc home of the. oii- U . "one“ work and imple EX Have you ever stopped’ to Will I
j p , picnic this philanthropic work; The M“. w. I! Wilton of Portsmouth. "“5 “5 m°“"““l‘ ”“9“” ”"3 he"? parlance. how delighmlly convenient it
9 9 9 “9 9 ., f . captain states" that “mayhem”. was N“. 11., is vlgiting her parents, M7. and list! is so greatly Ndilced."Wll(lr0 far: . .‘ , ‘ r be to have hot and cold running ya .
placed on tho ”9'“. a“, Hatnor’s there greater need for help than this Mrs. Conrad Wolfe, Railroad avenue. merry formally hatl'from 3 m l MN“ » I'm st“ son“. "0".“ in your dressing chamber. i.
"w. store. “CM! ’0' publication are summer. . . of the odorlforous vegetable they only ' lug apartment of first “on, my.
“nut.“ “fly. 1- should be u“, 9 William Varian, of Bayonne, N. .l.. plant one acre “OW. A blight seems to 9 I ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 547. room? its presence would afford
ad by c. it n evidence of . WESTPORT. * . ‘3 “filling his uncle. William Potter. ,IIEVG “NM "‘9' “WM-“l" . . ' the higeat degree of comfort. ,
suit all»: . . s» . ‘ . i . ..~.... ‘ « ‘i‘ mm W“ “"9“" ‘°' ““9”“ l'Amfbrigfiminengliaxhofr (imlntsll “ 1:." " “ " We will sladl‘y quote youilrioi'i.
._... ~ Agents tor the evenin atrium In ”W l ”a ." l f’ , a. " 5‘ "a I!" ran as conncotod ' ‘ timbers are strictly commas
ifi‘qwgfigfif 3‘36??? “anion is be- WOW. ”9.9 .9 Pl ova'nnl in Win 99 The new residence for f if Knapp aflnzfinhhalagtryguidnl‘lgri‘i‘yntopthg ”FREE A Jaflk Of a“ Trades chanica. honest and roll-bis.
‘ 1 s a a I ' l . ' ' V ' " ' ' ' . -. I l O n
F ii .9, 9 . 9, 9° .“ 9.90. 9.1 , , macadamia: #13:: m0". :9“. {flash avopue. I9th almost completed. is mode; it:1 WM?“ lg: hie“ filled ““7 Hilfnrmmofimmi'r “Wyatt Horacfl R u
.. ’3 I ' ' ‘ ' , s Obnoa‘te‘t o cadence o D. C. 0TB '0 cv.r. , ”W" '0' as one ' '
M“ A Ferguson, of 10 Cove r ' _ terminus, and proved very disastrous. ll ““0 "will!“ WM“ l W A I“ ' ‘ " "
coausn- slam 'AND was?
Roscoe.
Booth Norwallr. coast, 9.
la dons, lta’donat
ARTHUR I. IENEDIOT.
Plumbing. Tinning and Steam Flttlnl.
I Monroe Street. to. Norwsllt.
Drin
FRANK c. it Is Good ~
VAN scor.
Brooklyn brewery flrm’s lager b
Miss Vivian Toquet is visiting re-
9 latives iantratford.
Mrs. E.» Thomas is entertaining
friends from out, of town.
Olive Jennings who has been cruis-
ing in his yacht “Dianna“ is home.
Miss Grace M. Boughton. an, lid
in}; with her sister in Reading. wont
to bath'e in a niiil pond near the house
done Saturday afternoon. She could
notiswlm; was drowned. and‘her body
was recovered Sunday morning alter
the victor had been drawn from the
pond. ‘ ‘ - '
Westport would be awfully pleased
if some enterprising party would lie»
volop Cotnpo “each as a short: resort;
it complains that tho‘bottch is really a
street is",visitiisgr her son in Staten
island. - _ ..
9 Rev. J; Hotvard Hoyt, D. n. of the
Congregational Church. delivered a
sci-mun at tho Springdulo camp meet-
ing. Sunday. .
Dunn. Raiuag t
Lightingiliiapailg
9Frani£ Ferguson, Mead Brothers
clerk. is ill slid Einerson Ayres is
substituting forhihl.
7Mlss Margaret Briody, of Winfield
street, East Norwalk. sailed this at-
teriioon for a tour of Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. 9J.9H. Davidson and
family are prpendm‘g the summer at
Hickory Blu . They havu rented their
heme in Richmond Hill to Mr. Smith
of New York.
Out of town friends have been the
g9uosts at tho homo of Herman Pet-
r e. ‘
\
,9Mrs. Hui-riot of, Pinch, of tr First
street. East Norwalit. im‘epomiing'a'
Qua-Ln...—
tow “(*st mm, and 0mm _ The regular monthly meeting of the: beautiful shot. but there doesn't No better. We dollvc it
., .-“. y 0“” Th,” “9" finally "f Brooklyn, have Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society seem to be enough energy in West- house $1.00 or can 21-bit in ‘
7 W9 leaaui the J. D. Jennings place at the . . D e ( 4 tiles.) i
The condition of Willis Bell who Farms. 0! the M. lit Church, was held at the p09“ '0 1H ing "1M fflcfllu lint trout. . PLUMBING, , quors at lowest prices. Tel. 161-11
was recently operated upon for appou- , homo 0’ Mrs. A- E. Jones. PM“ “W“! In" Rev. Father 0 Donnell, “while ' STEAM l i ' ' ‘
talcum is not so good and Mr. Bell Mr. and aim. Fred Kcmpcr have l’ellerdtly afternoon, at 3:30. roaratzzsahlgio‘l‘iy: “mam 999190; :39? 0 I . . Central Hate
ea thstta .. . "" ' '
vs I“. m y have a relapse hiexelintertalning friends from New 9 Mr. ‘and ”“99 Fro dell ck Ruttenger. lug rcbuks from his mm,“ in Non 'V' 9 9 9 HOT WAT“ Corner Monroe and Chestnut St
Mrs. J. D. Smith and Misg Alta ___. son. Freddie, anddaughter, Miss El; walk. Sunday. because the local post .. t“ """' 4..i ' 1 7 'AND South Norwalk. Conn.
s... .. M... J. attendant: yells. has isi“ht..°“..ntrau.l: ‘ - » ' oaa ammo. “7“” °""‘ ”’7' ‘
. . . f u . . ‘ r . a , - . P .
a. "0m r .. .. N... ... alums 50991165- ”— ....
9 9___ 9. 9 . 9 t 9 ""'.""“‘"" , . Woodm9eii store also denounced at. the C m “m I' II co PLUMBING 'AND ST
9‘Mins Marion L'Hommediou, of R0- Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie conducted The engligement 0' “ promincn same “Ml ' ' , . k H HEATING. ‘ 9,
Vim street. is visiting in New York service an the D. L. Coley lawn. Wes~ young lady to a thnuffeur for one 9 C. E. Shales, a wealth) Newt ker 1'00 61'“. “a m 9 HOT WATER HEATINil
slate today, and will probably touch ‘ton‘, Sunday afternoon. . the wealthy summer residents ‘5 just Vb” has a summer cottage .n G can. ‘ -————-— I ‘ ' *
3; several points'aloug the Hudson __ -, becoming public, it. is said the nuptial wich. went off on-a yachting trip with Glassware HOT AIR HEATING. ‘ ’.
,liomer Beers has been entertaining event. will he celebratod iii Septem- Bankerliunediot. lash week. Mr. Be- - Islouth Main Strut. l‘l‘OVEs AND RANGE 4
River.
nedlct, of course. stood all the expen-
ILATE AND TlN ROOF!
bcr. Telephone 4”.
loath Norwalk. 9Com.
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, Excellent work is being done. on
the oyster shell pile at tho Ratlol
shop. Six barge loads have already
been planted, uiitl as the barge carries
several friends from the Norwalks at
his hospitable homo here. 9|! and Steam Fitting;
In Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,‘ .
Have you seen our stookot .
RICHMOND RANGES" .
ms: JONES a HOTCH so
no. but it cost Mr? Shades 31.000 just
the sumo, asudiiring'hia absence some
one entered his home and stole all his
personal Jewelry and clothing. Mrs.
Shales‘ icwcriy was not disturbed,
WThe9fuiicral scrlvicos of M3. [loamy ' HOUSB'fllmiShmg
t. ‘ . ~ . all t . . .. . ..
cn$51.13;?tituthoy'ig.“n.abhu§di Goods.
officiating. 'i‘ht- tloccuscd was aged 70
lllnck fishing is good and numbers
are enjoying the sport off the month
1.800 bushels it may readily be seen of the river and Southport way. 1 . , . 7; - m
that it is making a hole m the pm“ . and the mother of Mrs. Lather-tho Mcr. South Norwailr,“ with a tenderness w , ' 7 COMPANY‘ ,
.. . ' , ritt Railroad avenue at whose home of: huli.i'i..thutli;r .pommendable is af- “(k ”V Shades TH: JOHN B. Ll“ Wfllflct . a
John Jtnliinsn rind wife have had 9 tcr men whopracllce cruelty to ani- 9 i 9 o 9 9 17 WALL ‘TREET‘ .. 9 9
she died.
Marguerite, the it your old dough:
AGENOIES.
nu: mausaucaazst: urn-rs.
.Captaln Arthur Carr is attending
as their guests friends from Bridge
the State Fireman's Association today .
p0” over m0 and of “m week mills. One case 'whs'of a man whose
horse hiid a broken leg and was torn-
regular.
as a delegate. The. East, Norwnlk
Fire Police and the South Norwulk
Fire Police are also in attendance to-
gether with the delegations from all
the fire companies in town.
will accompany the members of that
church to Soutliport' on their annual
A party of local Congregationalists
ter- of Mr. and Mrs. George Rnbbitt.
Summer street. will start. Friday at.
tel-noon for an extensive visit in
Northern New York, taking in many
ed out in the lots to suffer. Another
Wag tho case of tyre Poles. who buried
a sick horse alive. leaving the head
and tail uncovered, and abandoning
him to die. Botthstsnces of cruelty
Picture frames and Window
MORTGAGES. uoraav PRO-
aars gangrene
I sourii'uam drawn 5
Tel. Call. toe. ‘
HOTEL VICTO '
out MINUTE snow baron
it t ' R J 26.
on ng 0 Pine Rock par on uiy 9 EUROP£AN Pum99999
utter rooms a spgoia foam
and Electric Lights 7 .
ary mm hosted. -
of the large cities. she will go unac-
compacted.
will be prosecuted.
FARMING ll A FINE ARJ‘.
9 Shades blade to Order.
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Davin w. Ramona.
Joseph Bradley and wife. of Brook:
lyii. N. Y., are stopping in this vicinity
‘jWhiie debating whether he would
back and get another drink or
A valuable dog belonging to Milli-9
not. a man fell through bone of “it? fitnewing old acquaintances. Mr. and. ”w J thcv which was bitten recent P a, ti 99,9 9 d a! ,9
windows of Grillin’a plum ing coin - rs. Bradley were formerly of Wes: ~ . -' . - _ ' ' ..__.... , mm“- mm RATES RIAOONA
, .. . ly by a dog suppoiiotMo bra-mad. show- What Mr. Roland Has Accompllshsd a!“ an 9 .
lishment on the brlti 9.. ill tliic) ion. 9 9 ed‘ alarming “y“mmma 0‘ rabies on tnIMiiford. M “d W«.' :lsm'yustockfodA i.hl'r:' fi J
no 0 c or, am'
pay for it.“ settled t e incident and
the fellow was not, arrested. 19 North Main St loath ml
Residence, I Washington am
Monday, and was shot. The animal
was a great pct but the killing was
done as a precautionary measure.
dlt Co's celebrated Wines, l.
Berrying parties are in favor howl
Cigars always on hand.
. but can be accent ilisbed with one
and there are very mnhy of the sums W '
of Connecticut forms. when brains
”watch This Space"
for
Toliiorrow.
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all“; sat-s. I Howayton, Conn.
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‘ “ ROWAYTON.
‘ Agents for The Evening Sentinel; ln
flowsyton. ars Frederick Lockwood,
filmed lrosdway and Charla Potty.
Orders not to any of the above will
rdpaivs prompt attention.
"i‘he unsettled condition of thc won-
thor has delayed the iiny harvest.
’B. Ariliur Griffin has his now rosi-
dence enclosed, and paintt-rn are at
work finishing up their contract.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Horton are
spending a few weeks with their son.
8. C. Horton, Jr.. in Brockvilie. Cant»
ds. ,7, .
Mortimer 0. Ogden has his new
house nearly enclosed and the new
building makes a notable acquisition
to Rowayton avoniie.
mei- contingent that, make a day of it
in the iioseviilc and other sections of
the town.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
'i‘lic Methodist and Congregational
annuity schools of Georgetown are pic.
nicing today at Baton Point.
Captain C. M. Weber, of the light:
house boat “iris" has been in South;
Norwalk. He has complete the With
at the new i’cck’s hedge Lighthouse:
David W. Raymond is having rel
pairs made to the motor in his launch
"l’oilywogf' it was found that one at
the rings was broken and the cylint
tior injured. '
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The skipjnt-k launch f'Wonder” owl,
and by William lemongelle, has been
hauled out on Ayers’ ways near Sear
viow avoniic. East Norwalk, for all
overhauling. 9 9 ‘
son, Conn. have taken a outtake I
leave on Monday next for that place
They will be accompanied by Mr. no
two wceko’ stay. , . . 7
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NEW CANAAN.
A meeting of the school board was
held Monday evening.
» there might have been a serious tire.
' 7 Tbs motor‘car usedon the branch was
.1. is. Kent and family of Patteri
7 tlanu the limit «summits control is
llcil island for a menth and expect to
Mrs. iii. 3. Stout and daughter for n
Ughtnlng played about the round:
house Tuesday afternoon. and burn-
.ed out the armature of the moiorcar
stationed there, leaving it almost t a'
wreck. it will cost some that) to malts
repairs. Had it not been for the time.
ly arrival of an employee with a hose,
also disabled, this morning. and it was-
‘neeeaaary to send to Stamford for it.
‘8‘8!l}1il‘aln.9 9 9 9 9
‘DIFFICULJIEI OF PEACE ENVOYS.
.u.
Bassion of south Americans on Board
Marblshaad Will Probably
; , tls .lriof.
‘ ' f‘ . t « l"
wasrguo'lfou. zltiiy lat—Naval of-
tflcei-a w are familiar with this west
coast of Central America. where the
.Marblehead is awaiting the plenlpo-
:tcnoarl‘es the staining solitltern rs-
pdhiics.. dicthtliat . the negotiations
!will be very brief. They say that the
'ship will be anchored.about five miles
ifrom share, as it is unsafe to go closer.
ithree miles: more is a. very heavy
'swell on the coast at that point and
soaslckness on the part of the envoys
'ls apprehended by the naval officials.
"there are no harbors along the coast
and all communicatioawith the shore
la in launchosi At San Jose. (luster
main, where the peace commissioners
of that country are to bis-taken aboard
the Marblehead. the process of landing
»is described as being most ditheultrAn
industry are brouitht to bear on the
subject has received a splendid liluso
lration from J. C. Roland. formerly
of Bridgeport but now of Milford.
A few years ago Mr. Roland was
employed as a machinist in one of the
New Haven factories. Just about
that time the machinists were seeking
to got better conditions and there was
much trouble. Mr. Roland was thrown
out of work on, pevcrul occasions. He
because disgusted with the situation
and determined ‘to bond his energies
in some other direction.
Mr. Roland was possessed of the
small capital necessary to purchase a
tensors-farm in Milford. He was
city born nnducity bred. but. he was
willing to woritv and had plenty of
perseverance. He studied the subject
of market -gardentng carefully and
went ahead with his work.
This year the farm is growing be-
tween 800 and 1.000 bushels of pota-
toes in one part. 0n a single patch
of ill acrer'l‘oo bushels of onions.
and 500 down bunches of celery are
being raised. ~1'hcre are bonuses»
ct corn in sight. of which 30.000 are
almost ready. to be gathered and 20.-
‘000 are of the late variety. -
A small patch of the farm is pro-
ducing 10,000 heads of cabbage. of the
Danish bald head variety. This is a
his. whitetand' compact head of the
very handouts
Mr. Roland: an acre of bacon
bars from w c ,iio is new picking
and Mill) _ vines. from which
he expects to produce 800 baskets. in
every instance. the vegetables are of
Decorating.
l.. H. DECKER,
, .7 Washington Street.
Tot. Cori. loath Namath.
2508:1195. _
The Very Intriipin Creamery
Butter. par lb. .........‘.'...... 25¢:
2 Phys. Ferns . 25c
2 Fires. Cream Wheat 25c
2 Phys. arapoNuth
4 Cans Corn 25c
libs. Pars Lard ................ 25o
naturism". nut smith.
.xqt ‘il"‘
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Telephone at house. 1“]
1'. il- SULLIVAN. .
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son’s line the best
we everl'badl
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Gregory’s Pd" '
Bulb m” tomcat bl.“
John orauiii‘t’mfi
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We cousidorllhis sea- m" lilillilill
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runner“ OINIME
sustains. .
Telephone chines-3a..
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Proprietor;
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agnfifl‘f; managing S;‘,‘,‘“§§: Mrs. r. nah-33cm. quite ill at imam» ml!- byfifimnfegmsfi been between tool and «will. if ”madam-mp.- . soul’s it‘l'tt‘l’lhwd". w. I
mule mm ll“! l“ “‘0 "I‘m- H“ h" ”0'“ '“..............."'°"°" BM' lotion and. ‘ bswuhs from the than h‘dll..‘.'l‘il}l.“ldl”u‘i‘ild§‘liii at; ‘ “if“ ‘ 1”" “ll . wfiflggyfigp’hgm" '
mm”mifimlhuilsfi't’i'iif'wt'iim°fi£ Miss ids Golden or New York is’ 99:91}: h‘flxfimfmgfgli “‘0 inmates going into the country, Instead of he "“me ‘ ‘
[hilt/o West Not-walk. has the con- visiting friends in most avenue. , 99.99- .: ., . ,wxfilrgumgggé:m $53.1" 1" , 10 Fill? "a INORWALK.
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‘KILAV [1* I. O DITION. . ’ ,
‘ ' as CRXM‘AL. IN
tract. The house will contain seven
room - “WW1 5““901‘ h" Milli“! h“ .7 ‘of which he has every reason to be h
“*kn'»1:n:::v:m3m'slli'3!£itivvzrfign$2d position in Bllllmflu’s sweaty store. : milsvsuwuu ”whorls: Kii- proud.999 9 9 9 9 exam 9 “.9“
V ‘ I j ‘ if d Basso, stli Lilli ' rs 3i"'laii'llr73‘i&"h§hdtm" Val??? Ah elite r H. cb'rtsin gimsni‘ was EVEN? "HOME WHERE A
‘ " ‘, ‘ our and it have 89’ on u, ,_sc‘__ re 9, 9
“AW Am NOROTON- now employed at Benedict's “a? the at whose home its . t‘dld was report-9m moral thematic: his company STONE FILTER 18 UQED. .9
.Pdr‘tlib‘lsflomsrthogmw sf tory. ' ‘ ed in a critical Mon many at.“ ”pmggm mm,” w from 99 "EV . 9 ES IN .700!
' ' mm“ M'“ board “d M . 0“” HO'MW- "ll." N was bmsht than who has mantis not shaved for , , m, ._ "Z9 , 7 9
9", "n box “WM ,7 ' Harry Benedict of Stamford, has yesterday. The hospital authorities some days it in front of the, [ALSO STONE AND OTHER
‘l 2, been visiting Mr. and am. e. a. stated that Kiiavas wound would man, he saith .9 is. how is it you 311mg; up WATER COOL-
pmcher, prove fatal. . have new”, it” 3:}: mt: y?” 9 3 7 9
l . . , w. -‘ 9 9; “,9 9.3: up.
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as t? m, with 99" burden you ilk": .
WM‘iaé'iloih
“it may be growing a little late,"
said the bars. "but that cuckoo in you
oipsbusbailrtoli the ”a it is time to
leave." "cuckoo!" ya so the bean-
ttfui girl. “and you are sure the cuckoo
. Arthur-bowler: and family oi Jersey
. city. have been visiting his mother hi
“I Will “H blast avenue.
and
all!
"WI“; I“?
“Jr.
, of New vote. is '
00 the btsdf" "Yea.- ltiy dear Why intent"? to W bills?! as -
“mam"? ' ‘ wings“ sail?“ "Wall. i thought poi!- ; , ' ‘ “W
- pm < 7. . am a would» be tbs sparrows humiw,9
mic-ha
rev morning."-dhiusgo”hcws.
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