, 1 551111141 their natty crews.
"Yankees” fully mares!) t' "
G and ' Alas-
555'.
companies were rovi ed
army norm {and}.
laptop sslonoC ongrcs's'mtids 1'16 c
puny is to have the strength of 109
enlisted men These posts on the North
A ntic coast at,4w.lii benefit by 5hls
alibi: Adams 11 1-
ofil'nmm
11 ”at:
Kinley and Williams Me. an"a
Constitution, N. Hi With the addition
1 of these twenty- seven companies and
the "1"“:ngin of the federal and state
In did 11111: militiamen at
the big coast defense guns and i can-
junction with the regulars it 8 us
"they are problem of adequate
coast defense will have been solved.
w...—
flegglrmarine signalling finally has
or in the
r chucéd to “s‘bcience, and lint: I
lllg'htlilbuse Board is completing an 1'
langements to place bells in all light
were Already 'eeuirse For some
dill-2‘39. WP} sen “WI?!
W; 1'1? st51tlon§5 'a't "Philly. Ailerlon'
s all lfhx Haibor. The béli
Iii ’liuh’g from it 111111111 at the bottom
of the sea and on the edge of the shoal
orafigetait 151585151;stined to warn sight);
’It be ted by postal
gave cpl tnidhuii i156. cable
gain stench on' shore. Ships equip
iii
With the submarine signal appara-
can be wil'rrie'ri when from five to
ten puller distant. A regular «tale-I
graphic code can be used in signalling
hill: minute directions thus obtained
35} fluff” ship fog- bound when approach-
51155559010115 coast
ill! presidcnt Roosevelt sticks to his
foi’ffiih' tlon not to accept a third
tom). 8' Is not dragged an unwilling
411385315155 lfit‘o the thick of the oliticai
.:5f . ‘ 65} year his friends already are
{its a place which he can fill
551' to himself and advantage
flatly at‘ large, This phin
_ , , bed by' the National Educa-
' ,iwcl'atidn," which had its con-
£91 week in California It is
‘ place r. Roosevelt at the
limit! of a national university heie in
Wishington~an institution that the'
government long has hoped to see cs-
tabilshed and which was the dream
and pim'bition of the First PlHeBId'e'lli
Pretiident Roosevelt himself is hear-it
iiy"‘in invoi' of the establishment of
such a university. In a letter to Presi-
dent Chmies W. Noedham.l1esd ofithe,
George Washington Univeisily. which
is seeking to establish itself as such
an institution. after a life of cighty- sixth
years. M1,: Roosevelt said: '
"Pray acc'ept' the ussumnce of my
hearty sympathy in your work. i am
delighted to lcmn that the chances are.
now so good for obtaining the noose
new funds to put The George Wash-
Ington University firmly' on its feet. I
congratulate you upon the work thc
University has already done. and; in:
common with all good citizens I wish
you all possible. prosperity in the fu-i
turci'H - '
The phase of the matter that. pro";
bnb'l Will not meet With Rooseveltlan
app viii ls found in the National Eda-4'
catiottiii Association's congestion that
such a university he established: and
maintained by the government. Poll
tics and education never have mixed:
and ii is scarcely 1111er that M1fifiooséu
volt dither would endorse or assist ini
inertial; such 13,11 unhappy cardigans-s,
:" “'10." ‘ r '
"Mo'i'c. mm" is the cry of the thy
Department. Uncle Sam's bin fighting
ships are in sorry condition by reason
of 111% light enlistments. This 110.611.}.
unde‘r' Orders ltii'u'ed by the Depart-
niebt‘. almost the smile force of the
battleship lowi ‘Was transferred to the
battleship Vermont. The lows, which.
is at the Norfolk navy ydr.‘l1us 119911"
in «tin reserve. ia'compo 'y with thé
ndi i1 and a monitor of emblem. Th
sitiiai’dbn Is real liscominu' acute at:
nitbo‘iish' are phrt'mcnt In using cv-
cry cans in Its po or to awaken in-
tors in the entry 11 a profession. the
youufimbn erotica to mod 'e guns on
the o'litirig fortrcis'ei fail forums the
belt {which is littered in this way of
moving pictum shows and large. sandy
and alluring paintings of war vessels
Times are i015
1,111,106 pi; shore and work too plentiful
it would appear. to induce the youn
men of‘ the builds to take to the sell.’
i reaching Wits lesion from
the 1 "(inflow Missouri 266 Ohio Val-
3191111 indicate that a remarkable boom
Lil settles In in the matter of 11pr
stallions. and that 1111 in dill!
were: that hurts been idle or '11. db
tier century are beginning, geélt
1
9
fleet of the new order 0111111131; This
3am" 1 ate 9115511] to the crow
merlcan peopb‘N
' retinal-3511 and the 300911115155155 ,
.‘deve gh’tiaicrwnys of the ,,
" r1111 sentiment was spurred dtri
e disastrous fielght congestion "cf
4....é;_
from tilt!i
. ing the supply small.
e151: ties in
idler a tri "113111111;
9
which he repopts. 111111.333,
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at 0 call ti 9.. 11 cola
M31353 5M5“
ortof too
latrilluterested
1: hich aroso vitwl
""111. names 1.91.1 a Farm
‘Ii
1
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, “'1F7rfnlw.f..u gj49w
li'i‘om" Johnson, mayor of Glevéiand
an Democrat of national renow, can:
1 his we won dwithont at or
branch romgljinclek an The mat-
9 1,111 .1 s 111 before Go
méfifasfgfian 0ft luternalgfievenue deefi,
and was so decided. The case
15515151111119. lurthatfhtoyor Johnson. as usual
the Depositors‘ Savings and Trust.
Company, of Cleveland issues scrip
which bears a vignette likeness of,
himself, and is populiuly known as
We J'ohnson money.’ As, a shutter
63411655559 scrip is really I) iy, certifi-
Lof eposltsy-‘butrt ey are; negotiat-
rind one enteringi, 0 local transnc
lions in competition with the money of
Uncle Sam. some time ago Commis-
‘sioner Capers'" directed that 11 levy of
the ten per cent. tax imposed upon
state bank circulation be. made
Through his lawyers. Mr. Johnson
made objection with the result that
the order was rescinded or. rather.
suspended. If circulatidn of the sctlp
does not become too heavy it is pro-
habit! that it will go unlaxcd entire-
3"" .' 1: i
' If you are running short of money
these days. don't worry. While the
supply never has been equal to the
demand it is being turned out in less-
or p‘r‘opo'rtiou than usual Uncle Sa'm s
money-makers who turn out fortunes
in greenbacks every day in the week
are taking a rest. a large number of
the employees of the Bureau of En-
graying and Printing and the Treasury
Department being On their annual va-‘
cations. Because of this the work has
been cut down considerably and the;
output of bills is correspondingly less-
better times, for in the last report 011
the financial standing of the countryi.
the Tr 3‘5le figures sliq;
per .c 1121.1 holdings of 4%
States never was greatei in 61168,}
of the nation.
Ned
Boers the
Signature of
(MEAT PRICES WILL COME DOWN.
'According to a prominent meat
iidnler. conditions are such that the
high prices towmds which meats 11111
of an over supplylhe western pack-
ers’hnve been losing money for three
months. For the past ten days the
shipments have been cut down. muk
while the dc
plant] has been greater.
The result has been high prices.
Such meals us put, roasts and corn
beef have held 11 animal prim while
the prime cuts of beef have udvunccd‘
25 per cent The better grades of meat
advance in price before those of or-.'
dinuiy quality. Meats that have sold
for 16 cents have new advanced to
20 cents are now 24 cents. -
It. is promised that within a week
a good run of medium late cattle will
come 9in. making the market normal"
and prices consequently lower.
LONG LIVE THE KING!
,is the popular cry throughout Euro-
pean countries; while in America. the
cry of the present 'day is " 111; live Dr.
E’King s New Discovery King‘ of Throat
and Lung Remedies!” of which Mrs.
Julia Ryder Paine. Truro, allies, says:
“it" never 11111;; to' give immediate re-
Iielf and to quickly cure a cough or
cor.”
this country. New Discovery cures
Wonk lungs and sore throats after all
other remedies have failed: and for'
con he and colds it's the only sure
our ‘ Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter.
South Niortraik, and E. P. Weed, Nor.“
walk,“ ddlssists. too and 11.00.41'1111.
bottl '9 free. »
THE DANBURY RACES.
Horsemen are taking lively interest
In this week‘s races at the Dnnbury
Fair Grounds under the Metropolis
circuit management and tho Indium
tions are that the attendance will be
large. Home unusually good sport is
looked for and horsemen are basing
their predictions upon the achieve
minute of several of the horses trotting
on the circuit.
There will be a his delegation Friday
from the shore towed to see Nah ms.
the Bouthport more, had mug Axwor
thy. the (ireeu' 11 Fin-'ins' gelding. in the
1 many partisans him have always been
, trained and driven by R. L. Williams.
123, trot. These speedy horses have
Anxious to see them In a contest. King
worthy Is the property of Mr. Bed
old. the Standard on man. and is
‘Nabmu is the Mai" B. A.‘ Buikieyls
1.31.5123 and is driven y 111111.111. '
1 .
i
it: lgrouiaucan task. The sphr‘scly set-
cried. HoWever this could not fail on:
in:
hs'tory5.
, ‘ ploy of the goveipmcnt
E W. Wiley holds a chair,
. ciute Justices of the Supreme Court
'. llnrlan and Brewer:
i5 bormc chief of the Roman of Trudi
climbing can not last long. 1391:1111st
. reported as the next head of his uln’m
20 cents per pound and those formerly 1
' , that place, says:
1 Which 1 had suffered over 80 years.
Mrs. Paine's opinion is shared ,-
by’n majority of the inhabitants of
4 ’publlc interest will be discussed at
4, int, 4 ,1
‘ dimmizcthc essence. so week. of ‘
American intellectual life. The plan
Is to have Congress appropriate the
funds necessary for starting the insti-
1411111111111 it .with n. firstclass facuits.
and then makins appropriations for its
maintenance a. regular feature. '
It Is likely tht the three members of
the committee appointed by the con-
vention to present, the petition to Con.
gress will find themselves not to a
d in tea or those far removed train
Wilmington. scarcely will look with
later on the proposal to devote pub
iic money to a project that will is
dound to the 11.15111 eat of the densely
populated and more accessible com-
monweelths. There will be a. pretty
light; this Is pr appealed plainly by
those who linow the temper of Con-
gross.
Another t‘éiilure that will block the
plan's 0f the commiftoe is to be 'lo'ilii‘tl
in ‘ the move undertaken
Geor'g'e Washln ion University to' ac.
1351111111116 lust éyacu‘y wind ,iiie nation
Educd tibn'ai Association has ,f'cohtem
plated.“ This institution was detention
risen to u comiupnding fositioh‘ 1111111111
American seats of ie‘ar’ in’g. it is do:-
tln‘clly' and irrevocably opposed to the
acceptance of ally gbvein'ment fund
in aiding it to attain the position it as
1.11.1116 occupy. Its funds both to
the purpose of erecting new, buildings
ahd' of estobllshin'g a sult’ablo endow
incur f11nd,' are coming from coxitribu
tions from patriotic Ameiicuus. Thus
the creation of such a national institu
lion does not, fall heavily on the tax-
payers of 111,1. o'oun'tiy, a small piopor-
tlon of whom would probably be. in i1
position to 1'1vaii themselves 'of the op-
por'tuhit'y to' send their children to such
a school.
Although the government is giviu'g
no financial aid to the George Wash
Inglon University movement it is con
tributing to the success of the institu
lion in another movement 011 thl
faculties of the various branches of fill
univcisih me to be found men of sci
lance. statcsmcu and juristsD 1511 the cm
Harvey
aDs do Asso
John Hall ‘“ Os
Relations of the State Department;
John Foster, Secreimy of State undo1
President Harrison, and a number of
others actively engaged in government
work and known by rcasouof their
work tlirou bout the 11".oild Uncle
Slim has a acuity of getting the 1108'
men to be found, and he appears to
acting as a rcc'ruiting agent fm
classrooms of the local university. ,
Simultaneously with the unnouncc
ment that the national Educational as
sociution had burned the ”national uni
varsity" committee. a report um
sprung up in Washington that Prcsl
dent. Roosevelt will be asked to takc
charge of such a university. if the
plan should find favor He has bc'c'n
tht
mater. Harvard, and other rumors
have had him consigncd to the pros!
deucy of other unherslties. It is at
most certain that there is no main of
truth in any of the stories. Mr Roosc
veil has his eye on 11 seat in thr- Sen
ate. ills aspirations are all set that
way.
A WONDERFUL HAPPENING.
Port Byron N. Y" has witnessed 0111‘
of the most remarkable cases of heel
lug ever recorded. Amos F. King. of
"Bucklens Arnic'a
Salve cure'd a sore On my leg with
I—(
am now eighty-five" Guaranteed to
rhre all sores,- by F. H Buster. South
Norwaik.ar'1d
druggiste'. 25c.’
KENEALY (3088 AGAMPING.
Off to the Mountains Not For Politics
Bill For Rest.
Attorney Michael Keuealy. chairman
of the Republican state control com:
mittee, left, Saturday, for Salisbury.
001111.. for a week or ten days in the
mountains of that section. M'r. Kenenly
will be one of a party of- men prom
inset in the public life of the state.
had it Is- just possible that matters of
4 I‘
this mid- summer gathering. - 4
"Won't be much of a vacation. rmlt'i
his train at Bridgeport. “Just a weak
or so up in camp in the Berkshires.
'Poiitics‘l No: nothing In that line.
Just 01 little is. mars 1111. A. party
of us 5110 up there' every year. within!
pretty“ little spots-11d refreshing these
torrid days. Mr. Warner? Yes. he
lives up titers’ but We aren't necessar-
iiy being as his guests. We expect to
see him of course. Who is some?
that. i’m going right through to Sails-
bury. Andiwiii inset theirs“ of the par-A
ty thorc Whom but thtt is a hunt-
trier of 'e day. Isn't it?!
W
'3IIHClPi5I APPOINTM INT...
4W
Bis upI
1we‘ll/ennui iovesa clear. my coon;
exiou. Burdock Blood Bitters put-ill ‘
. . is! an e, rs '4'1'111' 1196' will”! the skin W‘W‘l
M'M"'Il' oftberareo ,4“.le NHL J." ""i
"I" , ' .955 1665mm tar ,_ ‘tYour pshteacp 18 to be suspendedl‘;
41111:) will “ire wealth" ofb beéu'u tie erclfui court. "ilrest
fields Iii dic'ir clinical out no? taunt t’. in g‘e " slammed the prisoner.
their proceed; in
N
m1
molt ‘yp WPQI’NWG the 591;
u
l'd, jumped chicken 115115511113 was a
lien lag offensol Wouidn‘ ave stoio."4
nuns wvfimmw men _.,.,,_.1,,,,, 4, a
:1 Aug newcomerstcne of' at.
i? 1111111111 summer;
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’I’lt knits-ids italics accusatory. south
’Giilthuilury ~" 4' 1' '
e
opli’ss church. Shelton
Bop labor 1 r—Dedlcatloa of at. One»
linir’s'Oltiiroh.’i‘erryviile 11.111. 4
cucumber 1. acquisition of fauna-
nation. equipping it with buildings and iii”
1 iii
ed ”in 1821. and has of ré'cei'it' year‘s PB
lll'P. Weed. Norwalk.
Mr. Kennels: first before he boarded.
Well. 1161;. really, i don't: even imam
Hold yffifmmucut 25260125 Will (if-5.
iernhy will fill the follow;
- plastering to a flea degree
31193:: restful and al
Jars
otpuud nificance that
ill; the 1666251111111 of'I'fene'sis £11111 tub
{nit chapter of Revelation God should
c'diimen to higher places and to 0.5,
hither sphere of morals.
' He concluded by elaborating that the
still was high, holy and henv 1'iiy. lie
4 ,eutiy alluded to his stay in he Non'
{talks of over 30 years and alluded to,-
iho story of an Irish woman who had
been In the old country but her hur-
and was in America. She followed
h m shortly bringing her baby which
her husband had never soon So eager
was she to show It to him that she
forgot 5c wait until 1 gang {11115525515555
was on and walked‘d ”a":
When she ,c‘am'e to”, til ,ai'
wits held high and r 'head" and" she
shouted for someone to. up
.whethei 'shc was drowned
ere rescued and women 8 88' BMW
“s11bsc'ription"'for a wanton who was
that men anyw
anything for those ,who are willing to
At the conclusion of"I the sermon.
the trustees were summoned before
it altar and piesented the church to
t' é'bishop for dedication. The presen
tatésnfiaddress was made by ngiuin
3,0 oil
The congregation all knelt ,thIe the
edicution prayers were said by Bishop
"("oodsell and Presiding Elder Adams:
‘ The doxoiogy, benediction and prist-
iude concluded the ceremonial which
tbioughout was most impressive.
The work of the volimteeer choir
.w‘as most commendable it being undo:
the dtrpcylen. of Mr. Crockett as 19115
Miss hauls Crockett ad or
b’l‘h'é chdir comprises an soprano:
ilage, Ruth Theme and Nettie Plunder;
us altos, hii (Bushman, Miss Mabel
Thorns and HMiss
The tenors avers: W. F. Ambler.
’i‘racy Ambler and A Crockett and
the basses O W Clark Harry Brown
and Preston art
Miss Crooks t the organist is a is
touted young lady who has taken hold‘
of the new organ In the chhlch with
gloat success and mpidity it being cu-
lirely differcltlmm organs to which
ihe has been used to in the past. She
has excellent capabilities and with con
tinned practice will develops into a
vlccidcdlv flue org 'nist, The work of
the choir ycslerdu spcuks vciy well
for the scr'wh es of Mr. A. Raymond its
musical director.
The, Interior of the. church was
tastefully doc sated for the occasion
with out flow rs, felas palms. etc.
The Structure itself.
The church edifice is a handsome
one of the old Norman style, of archi-
tecture of cement. stucco trimmed with
dark hard wo'od. 011 the side toward
Pcnnoyer street is the massive bell
tower flanked by buttresses and form
ing the entrance to the church. Fur
tin-r front is the entrance to the pan
the chancel. All the windows are of
beautiful sluiucdliiiuss shaped in kccp-
ing with tho character of the urcllitec
turn
The keynotes of the alchllccturc are
strength and solidity, simplicity and
restfulucss and these have been Well
attained by the awhitcctmo
The interior of the stimuli is cvcn
more beautiful than is the exterior. 'I be
exposed ilt‘lllIlWOIk above which puicus
off the bull plastlulng is most effective
and fieui the ceiling hangs pendant up-
on iargo wmught Iron chains the uni-l
mic style (liniiiielicrs containing the
clectrh lights for the stimuli Is lighted
throughout by electricity.
The news of oak solid. and
some. , ,,
'i‘hc md‘st beautiful portion of the in-
terior is the channel which is finished
I11 Flemish ouk set off bcautii'ully by
the three memorial windows at the
rear of the pulpit. The windows are
in memm y of Emiév l3. Bell, Ephriaiu
Theme and (lruce ry an .
They represent an Idealizcd figure of
Christ in the «senior. on the one side a
pcnitcnt woman and on the other ride
(in auburn; w'or'nan.
The chancel furniture is simple In do
sign yct rich and beautiful being. of
Flemish oak and made in Mission
style. The chancel fur ishings were a
gift from W. H llubbel 11nd comprise
the pulpit five chairs and the commun-
ion table.
Upon the pulpit is a handsome lump
the gift of Miss Maud ltuyiuoud' 11 81111-
day School 1: lass The floor coverings
and rugs were gifts of Mr and Mrs.
Robert S. Barclay y.
The windows of the church are in
memory of the following loudly
hphrlam Thoma. Grace Bryan"
Wicks. South and Harriet Mills.
143880? at. John. Sallie at. John. Mary
hundv
' ll. Feller. Charles Lev/ads: David and
, -,
Adelaide Fallon and Jouolhun ll. lila-
tor. the former pastor offline church,
the window bulb pursuit, ed 11.11.11.111.
sdblcrl‘pllnuig ftp
A lush wait: "in; f 11 "air" dull rui-
dulled hyprus M ed to set if the bull
tying a
color
e
"1:" church
1
schools to the-4.161017%
and harmonisi’n
rich colcrta of t s sin: ned 31111111 'of’f‘
the chance.
The organ was ill of 11 donor who
did not desire
the some is 1ft i191 ii.
The Sunday school scam is copu-
saute «conception acacia Bernard. 1:.
clone. light and motivations the old
“'1'1:
11‘ to
A15l smellrn so the 1.111
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more closely repelled. lie thudxilt that“. ‘Ault lemwdwt
Scripture Lesson.
cannery-«Andante con Moto ..
6910~The Earth is the Lord, Schnecv
lg to fit them out and a man took 11p (1
5515,1195 ,who 5551,1511}; ,_
Mrs. ‘W. F. Ambler, Misses AliceBrum ~~
licrmik Mao Meets AwtuT'“
Death 'Neath Piuslisld Exprets
Iieiltiice De Waters. .5
lor‘s room which is at the side of
is hell.
come T
i'ofjil'y‘ with 6,195“
scours known so -
icing the funds fo'l'
are has been a flldl'ti
319151 raised in th
ipaily thxoug,
B sshe
t e‘ oli'otvius
was pondered it being a me
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finalizing Elder. New York Distri t"
H'Y'm
Waiver (
Benediction
Postiude..
A much appreciated piece of thought
fullness which was noticeable yester-
day was the up her of palm leaf fans
in the '7"
Sunday school, milieu of" '5M1s.
l'l‘o alias
15
....... ......F‘I‘cyel‘
pews witch were ,a gift of the
Mal-1'
cast by Morin Brothers. it' weighs
scribed “Hallo.-
iiion will be held In the new struc-
ture and Roy. W. W. T Duncan will
' preside and deliver an address on Conl-
secreted Scalability. Refreshments
db ,y 6595 he, 9,51,81,11 Lens
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1
THE CHARMING WOMAN
is not necessarily one of perfect form
and features. Many a plain woman
Who“ could' never s‘e‘r'v'e as an artist’s,
model, possesses those rare qualities,
that all the world admire: neatness
clear eyes, ci'eai'i sn'liwth skin and that
l'sprfgiiillness of step and action that
accompany good health A physicdily
weak woman is never att1 active .n'ot
' even to herself. Electric Bitters res;
‘tore weak women give strong nerv'csi
bright eyes, smooth, velvety sh).
hepatitis cumming. Guaranteed" E"
Weed’s.Norwalk drugs-lists, Elliot" "'4.
(Continued From First Page.)
with another man' s assistance, carried
Slattery up the stairway on a stretch-
er to the. waiting room. Chief of Police:
Thomas Bradley was notified and a. '7
Dr. A. l-iJ 1‘
Baldwin, who was the first doctor lo-' ,
outed, bound up the crushed-in skull -
ant to all that Siuitci'y's life was fast .
,cull sent. out, for physicians.
with 11 bandage and a few monutes hat»
or. Dr. 'WIlllam J Tracey and the Rev.
Equrd J. Piunkett, curate of St.
Mary s pal',isll 11r1ived. it was appal-
cbbing and Fuibc1 Plunkett adminis-
term the last rites to the dying. ,
It was determined. however to do
everything possible for the Injured
man and he was rushed to the hospil
tul in the ambulance Dr Tracey and
Dr. C111] Vogei accompanying in the,
foimcr's automobile.
iion. the wound was examined
lhel'e two physicians and l)r.W11rd S
Gregory.
moat except washing out the wound
was useless for the injured man was. .
growing wci'ikcr and weakci and th
extinction of life was a question 011'
regained ,
minutes. Sluticry ncver
consciousness after he was found.
Medical Examiner s H Huntington
was notified of the case and made an
examination. He came to the conciui
stop that Sliittery met
through acoldentsl circumstances.
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia. Bra- .
silica Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried. almost. without exception.
10. 25. 500 and $1. 00 bottles. The Clif-
ford, Baxter's and Pinlsted's . “
LITTLE aov JIM.
Out of the angel land he oi'inlc.
Little Boy .liui.
Without any clothes, not
name,
Of Little Boy .Il1u.I
Left all the brightness of
skiesw
.lust borrower] enough for his heart and,
his eyes.
And maybe.
'when he cries.
Little Boy .llm.
(Willi
heavenly
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Did Littlellcy Jim.
(lot. a big angle that‘know the trick.
Cute Little Jim
To turn it Into a huurt of mid—-
The angel scoured Heaven to got the
best mould.
And put In a piece of his own heart.
I’m told.
For Little Jilu.
And he. had it tuned in a. perfect key.
Little Boy Jim.
0 keep In'copstunt humour.
Wise boy Jim.
And all the time that be is away.
The Heavenly choir will sing and play,
flat he hours the echoing melody.
Lucky. Boy Jim.
’i‘hat is the reason a part. of each day
, Little Bog .lim
Census his be at 1111111111 and playw-
Thc angel in him.
is “singing: willie in his cyrs will
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he angle voices are singing-Ali sleep
Little Boy dial.
a»? A. Connolly in the National Ma'
urine. 4 4
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Lots of man can run railroads and
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The? bell in he tower is a fine one
Nekt Friday night the Bi- Monthlyu
ally of the Norwulk Epyvorth League 4,
it
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by 4
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his death '
the
some nectar for' tours.
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school at: kirksvdlc. Me. This
3 modern. drugiess treatment will
oevrcomc "the moat obstinate
chronic disease.
New York, .office, No. 25. W
.(iays Tuesday and 1".“qu of each
week. ‘
Norwaik office and residence
:2 Isaacs Place.
Office days every day with the
consultation Free.
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This is just the weather you
will appreciate these cool. soft.
flannel trousers.
Your Size
is HEREI
$2.50 To $4400.
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Tiller-r ”monitors, Mr.
Furnisher.
Bil Wahhing'top at. 80. Nor-walk.
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Wirt, a graduate of the parent‘
4211 St Phone 689 Bryant; Office " '
Phone 123-3. ,
exception of Tuesday' and Friday. 1
NS'Es '
WEA'R' FERF'ECT Lt
; Refraction Optician. 5,
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SATURDAY, JULY 27.
DUBLINQ, OF MERIDEN,
NORWALKB. .
Champion Colored Team of the World.
WEDNE3DAV JULY '24. TWO GAMES
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These Sofa Beds are made in the
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tufted. The diyd'n ,c'an be changed in-
stantly into the what comfortable full
size bed. This large box underneath
,the seat affords hsufficient room to
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Prices range from, 36 00 up.
Expected 9‘; us
because we have earned a
reputation for ACCURACY.
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anxious and prepared to prove
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