Bulletins
LAhES
Saturday,
Nov. 17. ‘
al WASHINGTON or.
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u.I.I,I,I.-.I.-,I_u.o.-,n,n I.I,I.I.I,I.l
[trillion Milli
A harvest in specials at the Boston
Store tomorrow. See ad.
b
Full line of men‘s and boyn‘ t:
at Selleclt & Price's. See lid.
lothlng
Harry .l. Reed has taken a position
as libatlonisl at the Hotel Clifford.
The annual roll call of the Nol‘wnlk
Congregational Church will be held
this evening.
A npeeial i-nmlnunieatlon of Si,
, llohll‘ll Lodge, 1", and. A. .‘ii., of Nor-
waik, will he held this evening.
—Don‘t forget the Lady Forusters‘
Dance, Red Men‘s llall. Friday night.
Coekenoe Tribe, 1. 0. R. M., of Nor-
walk. will meet tomorrow night at
the Wigwam in the Gazette building.
Norwnllt amateur fishermen report
large catches of smell. The Wilson
Point dock is ii productive spot.
A meeting of Volunteer Circle.
King's Daughters. was held at tile
home of Miss Bertha Knapp, ill Mutt
avenue.
The cold wealliel has no terrors for
a fine (‘l‘tlp of lettuce growing ill the
yard of Frank Selleek‘s residence in
East. Norwaik.
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Each Epwortil lxjialgue ill the town
should he represented at the meeting
of the exeruiive t-oiilmitiee of thi"
League llulon. to he held tonight at
the First Methodist Church at 8:45.
William (T. .lesuap iei‘l Nurwalk this
morning for liaitfoi'd and will return
ill u. new Pope-lilirtl’ord flit)? four-eyl-
‘lntler model automobile in Nill‘walk.
The ear is a new one purchased ily it}.
llnilliell liotellltiss. This unit-lune will
he shipped to Florida in a few days.
"For Salliwltunahoni auto.
W. A. Wheeler.
Ltster \\'. li)’Xlll‘i‘_ one of HIV lint»
type Ollel‘l'iltil'h‘ in the liveninic. Suntin -l
Ililire, was taken suddenly ill. yer-ner-
day, and later developments prove
that he has a :tl‘Vl'l't‘ itililt‘lt of lippelr
dieltis. it has not yet been derided
win-flier Or not an operation will llt'
KIL'f’I'SSiIl'y.
Inquire
Robert I". (‘oller has a“rived ill Nor-
walk from Montreal. l'nliada. where he
hits lleell sllpurintelideliinit a big job
‘ for the Ann-rit-zln 'l'elpliei'agi- (‘iIlll~
puny. lill‘. (‘tItIer was previously lll
Kansas (‘in, and will leave shortly
for i"il)\‘lli'l. where ill‘ will probably he
lti(’illt‘fi during the winter on another
large eollti'at-I.
Lady Jennings Lodgi- lll'lli a regular
meeting lat-It evening, al which an
riiligelnellts were made for ll roll call
in he held Ull lleeellihel' ll, ill which
time the annual election of offleeiu
will take place. Members of neigh-
lltli'lliL’. lodges have been invited and
Millie of tile i-ilail' oilieern. There will
lie rei‘reiw'lllilenls~ and a large attend-
anee is ziiuit'lpeted.
W
One of the ill}; (‘iiie'H l‘ill‘t'll‘il' lix-
proun (loillpiiuy eiii‘I-l jumped the lruelt
yt‘rlil.i,~t‘tliiy afternoon in PM" Swninp
and owing to the great llllllllllilllt‘t' of
linld, it was found impossible to get
it lilieit oil the rails until M‘Vl'l‘iii Ilnlll‘a
had him" eonaiililed ill the effort. The.
('ltl‘ la Hui-polled to have ridden the
l'IlliH hot-rinse III' the Iliad. ‘I‘rtiiile Willi
tleInyI-Ii on tile illVlRlflli i'ul‘ nonn- time
on ill'('<)lllll of the tll‘l‘lll'l'l‘llt‘l‘.
~~ Fame in lliiil Men's ll.Iil. i“l'llllly
lllKllI. Lady ir'ureltiura' llilllt‘l-
ROLL CALL. COMMITTEE MEETS
Tomonnow NIGHT.
The large eulnililttee ilii'iliinllil; for
the roll rail of the l"lI'.-ll Melliodlet
Church will meet ii‘rlduy evening at.
the Sunday Hellooi I‘otinl ill 7:45 to I'll-
ptii't on the viiillnlloli of the member-
thp pit-plirniory to the roll l'iill IIllIi
willeil lll'tllillM‘I-l to he a Itretil tierlinlon.
it will lll' held on iii-eelllller filth, li.
III very liiiporliinl thin the (‘flllllllllleii
llleei loIIIIirrnw night.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. Nov. :2.» Arrived:
b‘leiilller Main, fl'tini llIeIIIeII. '
NEW YllllK. Nov, 22.7 Arrived: Hil'.
Astoria. i‘IImI Glasgow illld Movlile.
VSlANSt‘ONSlC’i‘, Mann. Nov. 22.~«
Sir. t‘mirir, Liverpool and Qllmnslown
for New York. wan I70 milon «aid of
Nantucket i.iitlitnliip at 9230 n. In.
Will prohiilily tltll‘it about 10:30 ii. in.
Friday.
A NEW AND COMPLETE
lino of “blur Goods, con-toting of
Hot Wom- Iottln. Fountain ayrinpu.
Momma, ate» It prices continent
with and material and workmlnllllp.
ITILLIONsPOWELL CORPORATION
Prnoriptlon Drupgiot.
upon .lmdlyl.
Oouth Nomi-lit.
. ”(I'M ~11; _
notion trams - nouns.
nylon Ga LDEN.
‘ IMPORTANT RUILING.
Received at the New Haven Office of
‘ internal Revcniuo.
An important ruling was reoolved at.
the New Haven internal iuevonne office
yesterday morning. insuet by the com-
missioner of internal revuinuo at Wash-
ington among his ltilit ireasury tle~
ClfilOl‘ll-l. The ruling explains itilelf, and
in as follows:
“The abnormal illCi'etlliIE‘ in the use
of wholesale liquor deuierii' stamps huts
jcaused this adieu to main: careful in-
qniry as to the cruise of illicit increase,
with the renilli thiit in, in round that
the litalnpii of llllt-l t'iusn. which were
intended for use. on packages filled on
' tho prenllaea of wholoeiiiid liquor deal-
ers, are in many lnetnneuii being used,
apparently, for no other purpose. than
to substitute such Hltiillllli for other
Stamps affixed to original packages of
tilstilierieu, recliners and wholesale
‘ liquor dealers.
"Collectors will. therefore, on and
after January I. 1907. decline. to issue
a wholesale liquor dealer stadium for
line on any unbroltep plicllage bearing
the marks, stamps ai'nl brands requir-
ed by law.
(Signed)
I
"JOHN YERKES.
“Conunlnsioner.”
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NURSE GIRL KlDNAPPllD CHILD.
FiSl-lKiLl., N. Y.. Noll. 22.~‘l‘lie
New York police have betin asked by
Charles H. initiation. Il New York i)l'0l\‘~
er. to search for Lottie Jackson .a
eolored nurse ,L’ll‘l. who in, alleged to
;hiive kidnapped Mr. llanlldoll‘n only
daughter, it little child, The nurse
girl with the (“Mill left Filsllkill at 5
p. in. yesterday and litilli were. traced
to New Yolk. Lottie Jackson. who is‘
ahout. l7 years old. was employed ili
lllr. lrtngdon's home ill this village.
She. iI-l said to have. been greatly ill-
IiiCilt’Ll’rl the ('illiti which she is
char ‘ with kidnapping. EBt-vel'alvaL
unhio ringn belonging to Mrs. liallgdlin
anti iii-Hill lil money are also missing
is suspected of taking tileiil.
STOLE SALVATION ARMY CONTRI-
BUTION BOX.
A mean thiel‘ visited the Norivulk
sliile of F. ii. lleltill anti (‘oiiipali,\.
supposedly yesterday afternoon. and
took a Salvation Army t-oiltl'lliutiiin
li()X.
ey was ill liit‘ I‘i't't'liiiiele, liilil it is iIe~
llered there was more than it dollar.
The box is one of a number distributi-
ed around the business Heelimla of The
Nol'willlts. to prueule lilolnly for the
annual (‘llrintliian dinner, under the
auspices of the Salvation Army for
poor children (If the town. The ions
was first Iiint-ovt'reti this lilorniilrl.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT LEAVES
SAN JUAN.
SAN JUAN. l’tll‘lti le‘tl. Nov. 23.‘~
President Roosevelt and his party left
San Juan by special train this morn-
in}; for Aret'ilnr i'iirly llllltiih‘ by rail
west of this city where they will en»
ll‘l' autillnt‘lilles. drive to litilit-i- and
embark on board the Louisiana. (itiv~
I-rnor lIeI-kilian Winthrop iinli his wife
ilt‘eoliiptlnieii the president and will iiiil
llllii iiil'ewell at l’ollee. The ear in
\lllieh the presidential party ll'ith‘ll'll
“an eonnlllnled of native wood. knee»
hilly for the llifziilill iiulalio. when she.
visited Porto ltieo iii lslui,
’ TWO RUNAWAYS SENT HOME.
l‘l’TNAM. Nov. 22!.~--»’l‘wti Worcester
boys, Joseph lllennin and linger .iai'-
ellie. both i'.’ years old. Sliiiilt'li on a
trip from their native eity last night
on llll‘ lIIilleerH between two freight
earn. their intention hello: to see the
eolllilry. When they Nil‘llt‘lil i'iilnuul
"tilt-3 t-Inii-illded that they laid seen
enough and applied for shelter in the
ptiliee .xtatioil. The boys were sent
lint-k to their honien this limit.
CRANBURY.
l.:iwlIir, ol‘ (ii'llllllllllll lilo
Hilt'lil ‘l‘iieiliiity ill Nol'wnlit.
Mrs. lleinlitiiil and daughter Flora
iei’t Monday lili‘ IlIIZr new home ll‘.
I'ittsllzirx. l’a.
'i‘iitizlms
Hill I
MI‘H, .\nll:I Smith, of Shepard :~Il'l'i'i.
t'lllieil till .lil':. ll:i\'ii1‘, Iil' 'i‘t‘llulllliu,
'l‘iieeilay.
l‘li.\Nlil'il\'. ll't‘lillltl
l’uul itrm‘lii, of .\'Iw l'oiil, spent
Sunday at lilll home in Newinwn llvtt-
lillt‘,
.‘llil". IIl‘lIII ll)’.\l|l‘l‘. iii' Shepard
Htiiwi. I-Iltelialiimi lili'liii‘ i”ii:u Nor-
Willli fizlililny.
ll'Vlilll. l'lll‘ill't' in now il\‘lllii!. ill lil‘»
new home. \vlllI-ll “SIN ervI'Ivvd during
the past rilllllilli'l'. lii :Miii liiiil‘i'l.
Itev. \\'e,llynr Sliillii. reeior oi' St.
i’IIIIl‘n ('llili‘t'll. .\'I.I'w.~Iili, will III-l-Iipy
{the pulpit Ill the t‘ilillil‘l. next Sunday
iii ’lilrl p. nl. liIIII-lni M‘llillil will he
held at Ii;3lli p. lil., illlill‘l' llil' llil't't'lltlll
iil' Sillll'l‘llllt'lilli'lll William illeItory.
All are invited.
‘ w. ”mun..-
SEWING MACHINES FOFl RENT
by weeit m- iilillllli. lll lth Intuit. 'l‘ile
Ii-liliillir ht lll‘iillil‘b‘lliilMl-ti IiII- llglliI-I-Il
t‘IilinIllu llllil llltIIii I'lllivI-lilelit of Hill.
'i‘ly one lllltl lif‘ ('tllli‘lllt'l‘tl. Only at
the l-liiiiter lillll't'H. hook for tha lied 8.
Hillm'j‘ Ht'WIllK Mlieiiiiii- I‘d, Iii Ho.
:Milin 31., Ho. Niil‘Wllilt, l‘tillll.‘ ii. ii.
lltmth. I-lI-iiiiilt Alli-lit. .
ramming Alan}
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POST CARD ALBUMI
AND
POST CARDS
‘ COLEMAN’I
NEW. OTOREI ‘1
10 North Main Bin-t, south omoik.
1Agcnt lol- A. «grammar. nooboll
, IMOpo «may, ,~
from the Lliilgdon home, and the nurse
it is not known how [lllll‘ll mnn. .
“Varsity ’ Clothes
of Surpassing Excellence
Varsity suits and overcoats are bought by many men
who do not care a rap what the price is. They buy Varsi-
ties because they can't find any other clothes for men that
have the perfect fit and distinctive style Qualities inherent
in Varsity suits and overcoats.
Suits and
Overcoats, $10 to $25
The fitted-back efiect in Varsity clothes is the despair
of the tailor; none but the most expert designers and tailor-
men can produce it in the pereiction shown in Varsity
clothes. The broad shoulders. chcsty front, flare shirts in
Varsity suits and overcoats proclaim the master hand.
Suits iii the new gray» ill many exclusive patterns, fall—
t‘y Scotch iweetls, blue and llll'lt'lv. $lt) lo $.35. (,li'ert‘oats
in gray, Oxford and l)l.’lt‘i\'. $10 to $30.
Tel. Call 632-2
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
That's the rennin we hold our old trade and win new.
We want YOUR orders. We guarantee to give them
the. very best attention. We think we offer you SER-
VICE ti illilt‘ BETTER than the illlil‘i‘ It‘iith'H heat. Will
you test it'.’
Buy Oat'a That‘s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
ii'elglliitlii’siililgalinr ilil’ lietpiiiln
THOMAS‘LAWSON BEGINS Hi S GREAT NOVEL. FRIDAY, THE
13TH, lN THIS NUMBER.
Wm. P. Beers"
Books. biainmcrv and Engraving. _
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St" 86. Normals.
9... Hundreds of Eyes
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are being overworked as a result of appllrntlon upon work or-booka.
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and Iorloul trouble
averted by wearing a pair of on!
Propor- Glausos. Properly Adjusted,
Illumination Free.
Matching of houses and all Repairing a Specialty.
o. B. JACKSON,
Optician.
58 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
m
Old Company Lehigh, Cross Creek,
. Jeddo,
FOR rumimcr: ilivn RANGE
Raymond Bros.
MONEY
first of Every Month. Payable in
January and July at I I I
' 4....
oulii lloiilaiit Trust Company,
A bank account will help you
save for Christmal.
‘ OPEN moons
IND an‘runnnr NIGHT,
v
‘ figure.
I»: ARI. antenna ‘an A‘rirw
DAV8 ONLY '
3 Cakes of Fine
Toilet. Soap,
into very nice box,
at
10c albox.
THIS is A REGULAR 25c SOAP.
THREE ODORS—VIOLET, LILAC,
Rosa.’
llili iiiiiiliil 'Pliiiiiliiill,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
‘
TODAY INIWALL STREET.
WALL S’l‘liEE'i‘. l0:ltl a. ni.~~
i’i'itres rose with some vigor in the.
opening transactions ill stocks. A de-
ellne of l in Great Northern pl‘d. enlis-
ed by realizing on the unnoulieelneiit
of the plan for sharing ill the benefits
in the ore liindn contract was the nllly
notable exception. Gains reached as
much as a point ill Union Pacific. St.
Paul, lilotlklyll 'l‘riillsit, i’lleiils Mail
and Colorado Fuel and a large frac-
tion ill Canadian Pacific, Delaware. and
Hudson and National Railroad of Mex-
ieo pfd. Reading and Virginia rose
ill).
\\'.\i.i. S’l‘ltlili’l‘, ii
il. Iil.~ Profits
. were taken on the opening i-iiae, lilll the
lliUVt,‘lll('lll did not l‘tftU'll extensive pm
portions: outside of St, Paul. which
gave way to below yesterday‘s filial
Spin-tilenlnr bidding for some
of the (‘Iialers and speelalties enliseii
all upturn in the general lint. \‘il‘giiiia
Iron hounded up filly, (‘enti'iii of New
Jersey till. Delaware and Hudson it“,
and some other sttieks i to L’.
\‘I'-\i.i. S'i‘liidii'l‘. noon. The ii :ltIIl'e
til‘ the ll’tldllliz was the violent liiII-iii;i~
lions iii liltilih‘ll'lili SIIn'liS. wiiiI-ii :III‘
’ seldom iletlve. l"t'\‘el‘i.\'ll ilin'ilnilluns iii
St. Paul liver ll l"llll:t' of more than it
point llilni'llieti tile uenel‘al list illiiil
l'niilii l‘:lt-ii‘lt~'.~ ;’-polnt rise helped the
little. lililiilrl were lli‘lli.
\\'.\l.l. S'l'lllt‘lli'l‘. i p, in.~ liepeut "l
ei’i‘lii'ls ii_\ the lll‘illi-l \i-eru rewarded
with Hillit‘ rllt‘t't'SS after midday.
lli'llllllll-Z losing almost all of it:— ris~
and a Iii-ire {million was elippl ll iii the
neutral ilh’l. lliiiii St. Paul and South-
ei'n l’utilll- spill n shade lllltlltl‘ last
night. ’l‘in tliietimliuiis in tile unlils~
trials llf‘t‘iillll‘ more lusll'ielwl and mile
of interval in only it few sloeiiil.
TOM THUMB'S MILITARY COAT
FOUND lN HARTFORD.
interesting Souvenir is Owned by Mr.
Mellcn—Was Given to His
Baby Boy.
An interesting l‘ullt' has turned up
in Hartford at the l‘iillllt' of Homer ll.
Melleli. of 1,] l6 Main street. it is a mi»
liial'y mall and one of the first ot‘ that
kind \vorn by General Tom Thumb. the
famous dwarf. Ill his early liluseilui
ezlreer, 'l‘lle emit is of the rnlilwnyv
style, and of the kind generals of the
i‘uiteii States al'iliy formerly wore.
Tom Thumb lived in the house or
Mr. Mt-lien's uliele, Louis (‘oie. lll
Miiltlieliiiro. Muss. about ‘28 years ago
and lilt"l't‘ when Mr. Melleli was a baby
he was first seen by the general. tine
day Tom Thumb allii Illr. (‘oli- were ill
lilo room when his mother Willi rocking
him to sleep and the suggestion “'llr‘v
made t at one of tile lliltlgei's eiialn
would fit. the baby.
"l have one he ('tllllll wear.“ Halli
lilt' general, “but i guess I had better
keep it until he nets u little older and
we will let him have it to relllelllller
llll‘ hy."
The general itepl th Word. and lie-
fore he died he Hunt for Mr. (loll- and
gave him the mat: “(live it to tile, lniy
when in- lti old enough to take ('lll'l'
of it." he Haiti. "and tell him it. wall
the fII'Ht Ullt‘ i ever wore on tin-
b‘tllge." .
Mllllt‘lllli lllllllilkl'l‘b‘ and eiirlliuliy
(‘l'lil'l‘ltll'fi liuie tried to lllil‘t‘llilst‘ the
mill. but their offers have been l‘l"
flint-d. One offer \\'ilN I-tilixitlel'tllily
more than a hundred. "I would not
take lWlt'i' that lilliouui for it now.“
Hiiid Mr MI-‘leli
'l‘lie eliai in about a foul and II lliilf
innit iiild lilllHl lum- IiI-ell worn by the
gtliiernl ll Hilll"l time after lllh‘ ellgiigw
lln-ill by l'. 'i‘. illlrlilnll. ii in well
[Il‘tHl'l‘\'l'll. except. that in Hiitllrl II “it
lliolll eiiten. it in lililtll‘ of blue eiolll
with flieinilii iiiId t-oiiitr of while
liroiidellilh. 'l‘ln- liriiHII liullonn lil'l‘
t‘lllIll‘iiIHllt'il with Ii tlenign of lilo Alli.
me win
“ifin'r You WILL WIN our tit/tar
ICI‘ET‘FROZE, Our iF’YOU Go '
iTHE RIGHT PLACE 1?) 5w
IYOUR SWEATERS AND OTHER
mum THINGS 'Io WEARIMIIE
from BALL Gil/Vii?—
; W, \i‘yfi' BUSTER BROWN.
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cannon-r nu. or mt. nun—Ln sum or. unmet). ' "M“ W"- "‘”“'"‘~ N676
WHETHER You Go To THE Fool" BALL GAME
OR NOT YOU WILL NEED WARM THlN65 To WEAR.
THIS WlNTER. WlNTER is THE TlME WHEN You
MUST WEAR CLOTHES. CLOTHES MEANSWHAT
PEOPLE WEAR——ALL THEY WEAR. WHEN You
GET vCLoTHES You MIGHT A5 WELL GET THE
RlGHT KlND——MADE of‘ THE RIGHT MATERlALS,
BY THE RlGHT WORKMEN. THEN YOU WILL GET
QUALITY AND STYLE. WE HAVE A FULL LiNE or
CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BoY5—~EVERYTHING
THEY WEAR. OUR MEN’S 5HoE5 ARE PRICED
i‘RoM $2.00 To $5.00
BOY'S SHOES FROM $1.00 To $3.00
EVERY THING lN RUBBER Poor WEAR
YOU WiLL WIN lN THE GAME {0U PLAY lf‘ YOU
WEAR OUR CLOTHES. ‘
Seileck 8' Price;
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS,
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
ON THE BARGAIN Gomorrah“:—
I
Medicated Soap, 3 cake: in box, 10c;
or 3 boxes, 25c.
. . .Grandma's Borax Washing Powder, 4
Pumpkin. 10c article, 5c. lb. box at 10c. A fine dressed doll to
any child who sells 24 packager, or to
Pie Peaches. 5c. ' any one who buys 24 k t 10c
. . , as a on a .
Securing Soap. 5c article, 2c, or 3 for Sardines. origina| cg“, 121/126: now
109; or 3 for 25¢.
And other things too numerous to mention.
Hope to be of good use. Use us.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Cali 626-4.
Butter-~Try this butter and stop Good Table Eggs. per (lot. 32c
paying more, For ill. ...... 27c Mustard—Prepared attractively, bob
Papcornmln the. ear. fl-(lsh £00.13, tied in milk bottle, per bottle .. loo
bill'i‘ pop ..... 6c per lb., 5 tbs., 50¢ Railinu—lnl-ge, fancy layer raisins.
Cakes—r-~-l)niniy floods, large linsort- heist for all purposes. per Ill. .. 20¢
.mrui, lillll rolling, 2 Hill. ...... 25c G”""""N""’ “"0 0" “my ““9
P < . . . Ki‘tlllt‘S. 2 lbs. .............. .. 25o
runes-r—liant-y Californian, size and Oranges-Best Fltuida 0i" n no
quality hero, 8 ills ............. 25c, .......... ‘55: 9'". do:
Cheesy—(let in on this. lticil. Very Good Floridan. per doz. .. 30¢.
creamy Vermont cheese. per lb. . 19c
Lemonsmi‘oiir money‘s worth here
Eggs—Strictly fresh are the per doz.
lalrge, fancy ielllonii, per doz. .. 25o
We have on hand a complete line of Heide'a Peanut Butter,
LOUIS JOSELOFF.
72 North Main St. Tel. Call, 698-2. South Norwnik.
... .m
VALEDICTORV.
Lily lilt' low. my work in done,
i am weary, lay me low,
Where. the. wild-flowers won the. null.
Where the balmy breezes blow.
Where Ihi- butterfly lltittln wing,
Where the llupeiln, drooping, grow.
liolili- tin- I-oill became too small for
liilil and he laid it away its a heliveilil'
or his early good fortune. Then he
could have sold it for it good prlet-,
Illll he had taken Ii fancy to young
Milan-r Mt'lll‘ll and refused till of
I‘i'il.
lII tilt»: (’tllllll't'llllil it in interesting
to l‘l)l|‘ that Tom Thumb wan ll Milli»
tor Minion iiild Iilnii ll Knight 'l‘elllpiilr. WM” '1'“ “I'm“ MM“ “MVP Mill HIDE-
belonging to St. John's lodge, li‘. and 1 “ill Weiii‘y_ let llle go,
A. M.. .lerllniileill (liniptel'. it, A. M.. l
.ll'l'llHlllt‘lll ('IIIIIit-il. ii. and H. M, and l “"V“ “""V‘m'mu'll ""‘l lllllli'
llaiiillitin eoniuiundevy, K. 'l‘., of ilrid- l" ”I“ “'“I'l'l 1" ““"Qllili “Kill.
“ppm-L AIthl'H to I'I'Iillit the wrong.
lie WtiH i‘IIlh‘t‘ll ()elolwl' Ii lilti ill MW"3‘” '" "ml”lfll" ”"3113!"-
speaking or his death lit the annual “ff"l'" “'“h it "liillhfml heart,
Ill'liud lodge Ht‘flflltlll ill .lilliuiiry, lllilil. hiking, Kll'llltl NOW I0" blow;
the grand master in hin liliilrelui Iiiiiil: ”WNW". l “M“ l‘ltll'l‘ll my part.
"lie Willi probably the moat tliIIiinu- NI" “1" WWW) """ it" "10 80-
live that ever troll our (‘Ili‘i‘kt'l't‘tl flout
or wall (‘l‘t‘lill‘il ll it-nipiiir.” Hill hurt
iiil wall etIlIIiuetI-d with tho full ’l‘eiiip
llll‘ lllll‘lfll Ht'i'Vll‘e by lliiiiiiiioii t'oln-
Iinilidory.
ill the ill‘llltil‘y of llitillliion roili-
liiilltlel'y. in the lirldgi-port Mlllllllllfl
telliple there is affixed to the Willi a
I)
w.
Stern ilgi‘wol’ld and bitter Hold,
lrkiinnie. painful to endure;
Everywhere a love of gold,
Nowhere pity for the poor.
Everywhere llllidrluIt. Iliiiltiilue,
l’I-ldu, hyptwriny. and allow;
Draw the curtain. eloue lilinll tlyetl,
~‘ . - i. 'l‘i- t' Iiit iiilll Idioulder
till‘illxl: :Il'mi‘ulq till-izlil.‘ p p. “m.“ with Icabinet with primal front ('(llllllllllllK “ii i Hill Wt‘tlry, It“ mi‘ 80.
I‘m]... allk in! Tom ’i‘iIIliliii'H ’I‘elllpinr I'eRtillitI Ind I)” , l l I. a"
. ' ‘. . . . .. . . . . 'I' t' tattoo w Ien Ilm itonn
mm... 1., PM," “mum ii”... Ilulilnit ilIl-l nword. thorns. will. an N .
“mldmfn .9”; mil, in ”Hummm l“ (‘llfiflt'llil with plunion. A card iiiiil- Mil." ielllnre tllu lilltilo-tlilli, l
lb’lih' and died July ii'I, illllil. Me With
one til‘ the llt‘tll money making ille-ne
illt'lllH iliirllnlll ever had, and really
have ililrnmn the start which elliilllml
hint to llfif'fllllf.‘ n elrt-lis proprietor. in
lllH iIIIolt. "Hirilggltin llllll 'l‘riiillipllit"
the itreut iiilowllinil tells of hill firm in.
tervlew with Tom Thumb, than only 5
yearn old. at that. time 2 feel ill hiiiilhi
and wished lean illiill iii pounds. iln
waII‘porfet-tly formed and il huntiiiolllo
little fellow. llitrlllllu look the boy and
advertised him IIII “General 'i'om
'l‘liulnh. lillillzlil. ii yearn old, just ur-
I‘Ivotl from Finland."
llc wan exhibited in ilnrllulil’il New
York nIIlIIt-Ittu iintl it. wan there. Mr.
Mellon ititya, the coal made. its Ill‘Hl.
illlmllll'filli‘f‘. Tom Thumb proved it
great til‘ilWillK t-Ilrd. lie. wan fallen
to England litter and appeared hetero
the momhorn of the royal family in
the Home coat and also wore it before
royal pcriiplingon in other parts of
Europe. Not long after liiii return
eaten that tho regilliil Willi formerly
worn by the tuition“ illidlwi air killklll.
The uniform and Ho oddity u l account
li'livviy lelld lilo ltood contra on ‘
Fighting in tho which i fall.
‘lmi may quicken Homo tl'lio Iiolii
;of its all“ always ultriirin lilti attention Here to lttlto my pint-e bolow I
of Mlmonle visitors; It tin- lierliea' Iliilnler-roiim ‘
...........W_.....M.. l tiilI Weary, lot me go. '
BIOAMIST HAWTHORNE SEN- .
TENC . fllllf’lfl tilid boulder~ litilln them up,
Nicw rolllt, Nov. 2 2. Robert. llnw- Dmilr the Maintains on the wall.
timl'lle. recently a member of the Stale l "('V“ drained the mortal cup I
llonrd III Mediation and Arbitration. ’i" ”I" "Mull. drum unit «It; ‘
plotltlutl twill y hetero the General Betti. WM“ "l“: “Wk ill done, 'lill Illilll.
Hlonil Court today to the charge of fill! ”Willi". “Wit- tIIlIt We should Bo~
may. Ho wail «entranced to not ioliil [ nm weary, let. me real. ,
l mu Weary, iny‘mo low.
Atlitm lllndiuiy (Jordon.
AN ALMOO‘I’ lNGTANTLY
KILLED.
WiNS’l‘ict). Nov. 22.4Wiilioni Pom-
eroy, aged forty-one. of Hartford.
i freight brllilt’tmnll on the Central
New England railroad, wail nimont. lu-
tlnntiy ltliltld beneath a car of hi! own
“train in the lucid ynitlis yesterday.
than one your and nix months. or more
than three yours and iiilt months in
prison. Ito vain married to Millet Joli-
nln lAlVl‘l‘y. of Windsor Conn” and iii
alleged to hnvn conic hero in March
of thin your and to have married Milui
Georgia Park.
BRAKEM
The recording ililinii iHIl't Wasting
Ilny than or ink over the good you in-
litmd in do.
Norwalk Chronicler