.,.1,
...
, home up A TIRED overs».
"To replace debility by em. and
V1 , ,1 by strength. «ligation must
be Imbroved and the blood must be
cm This is what always results
M’taklng our 1
w as: was; AND mos.
'ltificfiis a 'W‘lfid each bit of gain
In firmsnent. It increases appetite,
aldc'digo‘ltlon and builds up vitality
andfinergy. . 1
1 ’ PRICE 50 CENTS BOTTLE.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
names a sushi“. Proprietor-
205 Wuhln at.
Tel. can 41-2. .
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Work is being rushed on the new
home of E. M. i‘latt, in Gregory lloul-
evard.
Work has been commenced on a
new residence in Rowan street for
Milton Elwood.
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A meeting of the L. S. Club will be
held on Friday at the home of Mrs.
William Barnes, of l-iawkins avenue.
Alexander Britta, who for some. time
has been living at the home of Mrs.
Culling. in Van Zandt street. has mov-
ed to the home of Frank P. Petty.
L'Hommedleu Brothers have just in-
stalled a new cash register. it is one
of the handsomest in town and thor-
oughly unto-date in every respect.
..—.
A surprise party was given to Miss
Ora Brnudagc, last night, at her home.
10 Pleasant avenue. The following
were'prcseut: Gertrude Mandell, An-
gusts Byxbee, Hazel Byxbee, Margery
McDermott. Jennie Eldridge, Lillian
Tobey. Tillie Smythc, Albert Ferries.
Thomas Finnegan. Edwin Ilrtindagc.
Harold Clark, Ernest Valentine. George ’
Tobey. Chandler Lambert. Minor Gam-
ble.1Tracy Clark. Ray llusted, Earl
Edmonds and Philip lirundage. After
receiving a very enjoyable time at
the hands of the hostess, assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Harriet Brundage,
and her aunt. Mrs. Anna Gustavson,
refreshments were served. and the
party broke up at. midnight. ‘
» WAS WASTING AWAY.
“i had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five years,” writes
Robert. R. Watts; of Salem, Mo. "i lost
flesh. and never felt well and rloctored
with leading physicians and tried all
remedies exaggerated without relief.
Finallynl trim Foley’s Kidney Cure
endless thantwo bottles completely
cured me and I am now spun}‘ and
well." During the summer dney
iregulsrltles are often caused by ex-
cessive drinking or being overheated.
Attend to the kidneys at once by using
Foley's Kidney Cure. Plaisted's Drug
store and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
,Rownvron.
W
Mr. and Mrs. Qaslus Bement, of Rail?
road ‘nvenuc, are the proud parents of
a daughter, born this week.
The Reliance Social Club will give,
a proarcssivo cuchre in their room,
Saturday evening, May 18th.
J‘ohn Knapp is loading four car loads
, of oak smiling at Rowuyton for Naugu-
tuck .lunction's new railroad bridge.
The memorial windows have arrived
for, the new Methodist Episcopal
Church, and will soon be placed in po-
‘ sltlon.
H. Dcrring, of Trenton, New Jersey.
has been employed as landscape. gard-
ener at Tokenekc, taking-the place of
William Wildschrey; ’
A curload of trap rock arrived yes-
terday-for Charles Klein, the play-
wright, who will have it placed about
thodrlves on, his property.
3—...”
Charles Tuitle ls repainting the
residence'hc recently purchased in St.
John street. The grounds have also
been cleared up and graded,
‘ Charles Morris lsbuildlng a new
s or, retaining wall for Major Living
a VLuckey, of Rowayton avenue, and
willfgrcatly improve the property.
1 Charles R, Petty, of Raymond street,
1 expects to go to Beile’lsalnd this at-
, cine until several bottles were
.. 1 .
yosrd , . "you,
wmfihr your
, doctor. ,1! 2m thl -
like to fly Ayer'c no. 1 1
Strupnrills. ask your d
33‘2“..."
beer kegs and other things which
would not have been broken if they
had gone through one of the train
wrecks for which the western railroads
have been noted recently. The train
stopped here for the purpose of leaving
some goods, but the train crew found
‘it impossible to.open the door oueac-
count of the disarranged interior, and
thiswaa forced off, and thrown along-
side the depot platform, where it re-
mained for some time. It was then
found that the goods for Rowayton
were on the bottom of the heap, and if
was decided .to leave them there and
take them through to New York. After
the train crew had picked up two
boxes of Lsrklns‘ prize packages which
were scattered around the platform.
and put them in receptacles provided
by Station Agent ltcid, the train pro-
ccoded.
WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION.
All nations are cndcavoring to
check the ravages of consumption, the
‘white plague" that claims so many
victims each year. Foley's Honey and
Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
and you are in‘no danger of con.
sumption. Do not risk your health by
taking some unknown preparation
when Foley‘s Honey and Tar is safe
and certain in- results. Ask for Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar and insist upon
having it, Plaisted's Drug Store and
The Clifford Pharmacy. "
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
w
George Bearsc,.lr., is enjoying a
week's vacation.
Moving pictures were exhibited. on
Tuesday night in the Town Hall.
A meeting of the house committee of
tho Darlim Library will be held on
Monday night.
The reguar weekly prayer meeting
was held last night at the Congrega-
tional Church.
A very pleasant social and dance
was held last evening in the truck
house of Eagle Hook and Ladder
Company.
The funeral of the late John Conley
took place at 2 o'clock Tuesday after—
noon from his late residence. The Rev.
Herbert S. Brown officiated. and thu-
Odd Fellows had charge of the ser-
vices at tho interment.
The wedding of Miss .Iessle St. John,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
St. John, was performed Saturday ove—
ning to Seth R. Thoms, of Stamford.
The ceremony was performed at Hunt-
ford by Rev. John E.’ Zelicr, of the
Methodist Church there. Mrs. G. A.
Finch. a sister of the bride, was wit-
ness to the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Thoma will reside in the News build-
ing.
Yesterday’s Hartford Courant says:
“During the appropriations hearing
yesterday. Representative Robert
Kerr. of Stamford a member of the
Soldiers‘ Hospital Board, made the
statement that he. had recently resign-
ed from the Board; as the work was
trying but that the Governor had re-
fused to accept the resignation. He
also said that if some one could be
found to take. his place as chairman of
the llourd he would welcome that with
all his heart.”
The members of the Stamford Medi-
cal Association were. royally entertain-
ed on Tuesday evening on the occasion
of their regular meeting‘whlch was
held at the home of Dr. C. H. Noxon.
The members of the association arriv-
ed in autos at 9 p. m., and the first
subject was a paper by Dr. George She-
rizill, on a technical medical subject
This was discussed by the members
of the- association, after which a dc-
llghffnl- colatlon was served. The party
included Dr. Hackiey. of ltowayton.
llr. Robinson of the Fitch's Soldier's
Home; Dr. O'Shaughncssy, of New
Cannan. and Drs. Barnes, Smith; Bo-
hannan, Burr Cinnan. Foster, Hertz-
. berg, MacLean, Manson, Pierson Rice,
Riggs ans. Shcriall, Tiffany, Van
Vleet, Treadway, House and'Staub, of
Stamford. - 1 '
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WONDERFUL ECZEMA CURE.
"Our little boy had eczema for five
years," writes N. A. Adams, Henrietta.
Pa. “Two of our home doctors said the
case was hopeless. his lungs being
tors but no 1; benefit resulted. By
chance we read about Electric Bitters;
bought a bottle and soon noticed im-
provement. We continued this modi-
used.
when our bOy was completely cured."
Best of all blood medicines and body
building heath topics.
affected. We then employed other doc- '
Guaranteed nt‘ 1
.n,
Grover and Toner. Allen. sons of Al-
lie Allen. the constable. Ire'both coo
fined to their beds with come colds.
Mrs. Burgesser and Miss Edna
Burgresser of New York are spend-
ing two Weeks with Edward Elwood of
Compo.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the San
smack Methodist Church met at the
home of Mrs. Charles Godfrey of the
West End and elected officers as fol-
lows: Presldent. Mrs. Fred Lyons;
vicepresidents. Mrs Charles Godfrey,
Mrs. William Dorsey; secretary, Mrs.
Frank Artie; treasurer. Mrs.
Siftlith; collector, Mrs. Henrietta Stu-
ar .
An accident which might have ter-
minated fatally happened to an auto.
mobilist of Norwalk Tuesday in West-
port. The machine was being driven
down Shcrcrow bill when a stone.
thrown by a nine-year-old boy, struck
the steering geer and severely ‘lniurv
ed the driver's knee. The owner of the.
automobile went at once to the con-
stable in Saugatuck to have papers
made out for the little fellow's arrest
The constable has children of his own
and has not forgotten his own boy!
hood days and finally persuaded the
owner of the automobile to be. lenient
—-—wlih fife boy. r’l‘he boy’s father was
seen and the matter was settled quict‘
ly. Whether the stone was thrown ma-
liciously or whether it was an accident
is not known. but u more severe act-l1
dent might have resulted had the
stfiegng apparatus been entirely dis:
a e .
DON'T PAY ALIMONY
to be divorced from your appendix.
There» ill be no occasion for it if you
keep r bowels regular withDr.
King's New Life Pills. Their action is
so gentle that the appendix never has
cause to make th least complaint.
Guaranteed by . H. Baxter, South
Norwulk, and E, P, Weed, Norwalk,
drugglsts. 25c. Try them. “
NEW CANAAN.
Miss Clara Johnson. who has been
ill, is now able to be out.
.
Mrs. Mary H. Lockwood is visiting
her son, Samuel, for several days.‘
Miss Edna Meeker. who has been
ill for the past few days is much bct~
tcr. ' -
Miss Ruth Tucker was a guest of
friends in New York Saturday and
Sunday.
A. E. Granule and familyhere ,rc 1
turned to their summer homo here for
the season. ' ”
‘ Edwad Pauley. who has been ill at
his nomc in Smith’s Ridge, is would
crubly improved.
The furniture saved at the (legish
fire has been stored in E. B. Low-
rence‘s warehouse.
——-~--—-—-—-—1
A. P. Rubi, of New York. has rentwl
the s. K. Lockwood place. South Main:
street. for the season. 1
Rev. G, 1.. Thompson and wife of
Bridgeport have been visiting Mn.
and Mrs. A. IA Dickens; 1
Mrs. Noble Whitney of North Wil-'
ton has been visiting her son, Samuel
ii. Whitney for a few days. ‘
Stephen Price of South Norwalk
has taken a position as driver for the
Adams Express Company.
A meeting of the King‘s Daughters
was held at the home ‘of Mrs, James
Sillimun, yesterday afternoon. .
The George Dnryea place'in South
Avenue has been rented to T. Elliott:
Hodgkins, a New York attorney for
the season. 1 -
H. C. Scolield has opened a pool~
room in the rear of the store in the
Opera-house building recently vacated
by. W. S .Raymond. 1 1
Mrs. Henry lkigan and daughter,
Dorothy, have returned to their home
in New York. after «spending a week
at the Congregational parsonage.
leth.H. Bacon. of New York, has
purchased of Mrs. Emma Lounsbury‘
35 acres of land, on the road ’leadlng
from Weed street to Poona avenue.
Mrs. Bacon will erect a bungalow on
this property.1 1 . .
and Mrs. W, A. Green. at their home
in East. Avenue, MondayweveningwA
large number cniot'ed themselves. At
1 a. m. refreshments were served. The
guests departed, wishing the surprised
host and hostess many repetitions of
the pleasant event. 1 1 1 ‘
m ‘
Physical Instructor Bert lisldwin ns-
‘ onerou- arrow bonds which ball I
critic tl-y been buried with them.
'New Haven a
Oscar 1
A surprise party was tendered to Mr. ‘
interesting ‘
van 1sz woo-11 Inn.
The .1907
Hartford Railroad
Company's Manual of Slimmer Resorts
is full of interest and a complete com~
pendium of ‘nseful summer resort in.
formation. -lf you wouldknow more
about it send a twooent stamp to F.
C. (.olel'. A. G. P. A.. New Haven,
Conn.
The Manual of Summer Resorts
during its many years of publication .
has been found of especial value to
those seeking a. desirable place for
1‘th and recreation won: the hills
and shores of New England as no
where in Amati“. can be. found as
pleasant spoihufor to vacation period,
or a summer sojourn. so accentuated
by picturesque beauty and a salubri-
nus climate, and which are so com-
plete with interesting historical asso-
ciatlons-
The manual is not a guide book in
the general sense, nor1i's it a time
table. it is different and peculiar,
supplying, as it does, the facts, for
persons who travel, and particularly
those seeking a place ’for recreation,
which will assist them in securingdhe‘
best information in regard to living
1 accommodations and the cost, through-
out Southern New England. 1
Careful attention has been given to
thocompllatlou. as in former years.
and while it is recommended, on no
count (if-the varying individual tastes,
that so far as practicable the several ‘
localities bo Inspected, it is believed
that the information which has been
furnished_ls both occur-ale and relin-
bie. Coupled with the information.
the prices and rates for each hotel
and boarding house as given, reare—
sont the regular tariff. which. in
some cases, are subject to modifier»
tion. depending upon the class of ac-
commodations required, .
in selecting a resort or place of rest
during the summer months, the man
of affairsis at once confronted with
the problem of accessibility to busi-
ness. which in view of the innumera-
hlo resorts throughout the- territory
and the unrivalled facilities extended
by the, company, permit of the selec—
tion of a. temporary home within easy
access of. metropolitan centres. Those '
who have in former years been de-
pendent upon the New YorkrNcw
Haven and Hartford Railroad are
aware of its excellent management,
both for safety and convenience.
which is further evidenced by the in
stallatlon of electricity as a motive
power for the passenger service ibov
tween New York and Stamford .
No company serving the traveling
public is more faithfully controlledby
a just sense of its obligations and re“ 1
sponsibilities: no company shows
more enterprise, intelligence and lib-
crsllty In doing " is proper work. While
thése characteristics are apparent to“
those wno" Only occasionally use it.
they are of the highest importance to
business men who during the sum
mer season, must place their fami-
lies whcre they can pass a large por-
tion of their own time and still be in
comfortable and prompt, communicw
tion with their business offices.
Trains arc run with a frequency and
certainty that give, assurniicc of satin-
faction, and their appointments are
of the first class in respect’of elegance
and ease. 1 1
An inspection of the map which is
a part of this booklet will reveal how
thoroughly the states of Connecticut.
Massachusetts and Rhode island are
traversed by the lines of this com-
pany. These states afford an attraca
tlve vacation and recreation facili-
ties as any region in this land that is
equally convenientto crept, centres of
population and business. ,,
City Boarder—When you exchanged
cattle with Farmer Smith, did you get
a quid pro one?
1 Farmer Jones—No. Neighbor Smith
didn't try no such mean tricks on me.
We swapped fair and even—Baltimore
American.
3..
learn:
P“
Ea‘stNorWaIk .
11 :mii‘ downer
oUJle New York. :
Ohioliorses
Ii
' StUil
Mbney loaned to all salaried em-
plbyu Infi'housewiveo ‘1 their own
name. wlthout. endorur. ALL TRAN-
SACTIONS ,AB‘TRICTLY CONFIDEN-
TIAL. ,.
Call and on us.
Independent loan and Se-
curity Go. 1
"PM. $313.0 1.. nuts??? 03
flce.
J. R. CONNOR, Manager‘-
_—.———
SERVICE UP-TO-DATE
CUISINE UNBURPASSED
RATES REASONABLE
For further particulars apply at of-
Telephone 488.
Hillllll. billion.
45 Wall Stq‘Norwoik.
I4 Washington St. So. Norwnllt.
Real Estate and lnsurantc.
we have several decided bargain:
In Income producing property that
must Increase in value with the rapid
GEORGETOWN CHEMICAL WORKS
s v. bomb. 1. r1. , L:1 r
M‘Nl'i’Al“l‘l'i:li:rl run.
1..i1 , i... rm,
0
DOUBLE DISTII LED
True Spirits of Turpentine
(GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS)
for {me Juliane, Lacquers. Vamishca, Points.
ctt., cit.
.
THE CHARLES I".. SHOLES COMPANY
Sole Sales AKfflll!
I64 Front Street. New York City
HORSEST
‘ “shampoos. 1907.1.
Consisting of Draughters, Business
Chunky, and Drivers.
These Horses will be guaranteed as
represented or money refunded.
1 Respectfully,
OSCARHBANKS
SALES AND LIVERY CTABLES
‘ River Strut. Norwolk. <.
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I . DAVID W. RAYMOND.
funeral Director
and Embalmor.
10 North Main St, South Norwalk
Residence. 6 Washington St.
, Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
v.1-.1;,...1 .
a- You w... 1;"‘9...’
Money in Buying
2} lbs finger, with other goods . . $1.00
14 Good Eggs 25c
3 lbs. Largo Prunes 250
3 lbs, Extra large Prunes 272‘}
3 lbs. Milk Crackers 25c
31b8- Soda Crackers ............ 250
.I....H..ouoa.n.s
Phone 223-3.
22 Cottage Ave. 1 East Nor-walk
F. T. aninsond Son.
-. DECORATORS. 1
Wholesale and Retail Dealer! In
WALL PAPERS.
70 NORTH MAIN ST.
TII. 838-4. .
BEAUTY AND STYLE
in tho “SO EASY" lNVISlBLE
eye-glass mounting. A slender?
[gold band connecting the lenses .
is practically all that is visible.
The pivotal action an essential
feature, permits absolutely per- ‘
fect adjustment with an even
distribution of pressure or bear-1.
ins surface on the nose. 1’
. . ’ ‘
”WEAR PERFECT LENSES.
Homo B.1lloyt
1 ~~1~11Refnoiln9 Optician;
‘ ' 7-8 United Bank Building.“ “'1
.. 1 Tel. 363«12._ 1 .
t
LawnMuwus
teed High ,Wheel Mowers, at 3.3.130
to $6.00.
' grades of RAKES, HOES. GAROEN
FORKS. SHOVELS, SPADES, and all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
promptly attended to.
Your Groceries 39 Mm St, NW3?“-
Read This .11....MM1....----.. 9—”...-
“vmmmm Gill NATIONAL RINK
The Very Best Butter. per lb. . 30c
manner. A GENERAL BANKING
1 ausmsec. 1 1~
l.,
E ‘wm H, uArstson,rm
J0
rasoamcx‘ H. ROWAN, and Vice-
l?roo. .
WILFRED IODWELL, Cellular.
E. H. Mathewson
John H. Knapp ‘
Joiclah R. Marvin .l. Wallace Murillo
Christian Swan:
' A“ full line of first:
Fishing Tackle.
Tech and Lunch
Supplies. " ~ “ g
i’ ibis. varnishes“.
Bistro“! sl.‘ 1 1 _
4‘ S fing’ffi‘oods nOW
radii lei bout
1 $60110!!-
THE LATEST AND BEIST
at $2.75 up.
A very strong line of fully guaran-
A complete assortment of the best
General repairing and machine work
i IOUTH NORWALK, GONN.‘
bier—vi m '35} ”it
.. 1‘," CAPITAL '5 » ”11
.1,“ .114 - 5199,0004» {l
a-uv,‘
. wanna mo snugly;
‘, $178,600.00. "“
N H, KNAPP. to! VicoPrcr.
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‘ o'lsscroas,
Henry Osymour
Samuel Grumman
John H. LllhI
Fred H. Rowan. ' -
qualiiu
‘ Hotel Mahkémon
1
Sunday and}? a Specially.i
lloivall Hardware Co.
‘ HEATING. 1 ,
I Got in the Habit of Harrington!
Sunday Dinner at m
CLIFFORD ’ " 1 '
No worrying about selecting I
your mate, no bother mm
dishes or stove when pleasant
weather comes. . .
Courteous Service.
Flaunt our-rounding.
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES a mass; 1
Proprl 1’
Telephone 495.
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Eva'sTEABi-s oassimo ma
' .IER 1
9
should; be equipped with a aunt!
snow white, one piece "Standard" POP.
celaln Enameled Lavatory.
Have on ever stopped to coalition
how del ghtfully convenient it. would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, alcoh—
log apartment" of first floor toiled
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you pf‘lCOI. Oul
plumbers arastrlctfy competent ill-
chanica. honest and reliable. 1,;
Horace'R. Nash...
ceases mam AND ”wearers.
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How. .-
Th ePl um hing
in your house is of too'much import--
ance to your health and happiness to:
let anyone instal such work unicorn
they are thorough mechanics, under»
standing every branch of the plumhinnl
and ventilating systems. My work Is.
guaranteed.
Arthur E. Benedict.)f
PLUMBING. HEATING. Trauma.-
Conn.
5 Monroe St, South .Norwllk,
.- ”-1.”.
nvesiliienb.
i sell only investments that 1 nova
personally investigated. and wnlcm
have been most rigidly in Youtlumed
by some of the very best hilSllu-ss and
professional men in our city, who nevi
large holdings with us, and who rec-
ommend these investments to thcil
most intimate friends, .
A card will bring you our literaturr“
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent.
16 South Main Street.
1847 we?
HOT WATER HEATING. i
HOT AIR HEATING. ii
STOVES AND RANGES l
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Gas and Steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures.
Motel Ceiling. Etc.
Hive you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES ?
THE JONES & uorcamss‘
~ COMPANY
”WALL STREET.
NORWAL
"a
ilaiig Lille hill,
i for freight Only},
0. and after Tuesday,'?.1nnuary|.’
1906. Freight Propellers ’will learn
firden : Tools, and
rid mm other
i
1 v-o.._W_—_ ____ _ .
Pier 28, East River, New ‘York, (form
of Dover street), every day, (exccpl
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. in. and South,
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m. ' - .
NORWALK STEAMBCAT co.
Analog J. Smith, 1- C .c. Housman. ~ 1
Limes. General Agent.
"r311:
Rents are advancing all the] tlmq‘ ,
1 i
i and desirable apartments are b'ecomv
his source every day. We have a
number 0 very desirable homes, fol
sale. and can make on terms and
price right. 1 .... 1~ .1“
J.- m. Laytonocm '
ternoon. to get some photographs of i“. ll. Baxter's, South Norwalk. and E. *l‘" ,, 3. 3, l- , M. 1 1 ‘ ‘ , INCORPORATED. ‘1. 1
guzcgour coal barges wrecked off that you Wood's, Norwfllkl dang stores :7.M:‘1filifi(llll(l clottiInh‘tTrfgctthSIM‘e: of TQl 4E2 Y .""r HARDWAR‘ “"5” ‘5Rllli'ud Avenue, ’ Booth Mommy
. . i" 1‘ 1 ' - 1. ' Tomorrow Club, Monday evening. Mr. 11 . 1 ~. 101 I 11 1 '1 1- 1. -» , ’1‘ 1 1 ~ . , ._
" 1 .. T'" Baldwin is instructing the boys in ml- 1 I .. x?MSHINqTON‘W’ 1 ’ “"‘W‘ THE NEW 2!!!! 1 I
M. Hams, of the West Side, is rc- . WESTPORT. liiary drill, and after a short time he 3 , .1 1 1 M 1le .1... ' 1 . 1 , , ‘1 ‘ «1
modeling his “0"“. putting m "10‘1““ ——-—- succeeded in nettingihem to perform ’ , h j... 1 E VlCTORI ., 1
m
mprovements. steam heat, bath, net
E. S, Wheeler has returned from a complicated floor manoeuvers. Two
business trip to Maine. new members were elected and an ini- ON" MINUTE irnonqmlw‘nrfifi ‘1‘“ V1...
gm“, etc. ll. 0. Tinker is doing the
l e
a
i
Before buyini’t'i‘
V
N.
“ f" c a.
1 'gusopsau «retard...
tiation ceremony was held, The work don' u on" M l ‘ ’ . ‘ . 1 . . .1 1
‘ ‘ M Dl‘llgslfit Fred Cannon has returned is secret and arousing. A special dis~ ‘ yo ”P .1 ‘ ‘ FRANK C "Silk”?! c. pang g‘lmflb .3“ ,
1 .91” hundred ‘0“5- “"99 “"03“ 0' from a visit in New Canaan. peusutlon allowings‘a ‘ few spectators ' ' 1 ' ' I m“ 2° 0. 1 51 on. u *1 '
1h (in, WI. arrived yesterday for 10h" ---7‘-—-“‘ was voted Monday evening, and the vI- ., , 1:1,.1 ._ ., ‘1, L I ”’1: ‘RnAnggt'BACONAIEN 5M3» '
1g emu: Hoyt, of Contentment island, The Miami; lodith and Alice Tove? alters were gro tlyomused and at “m. s ‘ 1 1 , 1 1', 1' ‘ 11 .1 1, 1 ‘ ' , lFIHI ‘ f’ "1. ,1. ,‘1-
and If! bolus 081‘th there by Livery- are entertaining friends from out\of1 as affected by t a work Which was no , _ y 11 1; VAN SCOY11 Talllf‘ogkfmAgft. mrfim“ 1 99‘1”
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