so legion access ,
welcomed his; outlay evenluii. ,1
spoke 11111111111111, and stated that -
Hampton was founded by Gen. S. C
.Air‘pstmnnr and has since been cur-
forwurd by Dr. 11.0. li‘risseli.
and has become widely rkuown as the
bion‘eer school for 11111111111111 ‘educa-
tion of the negro and ladies. 1 Booker
T. Washington, he sold was perhaps
the most .prominent graduate of
1111111111011. 1111 is carrying out the line
of work advanced at Hampton in his
workpln Tuskegee. Hampton'is not
a government um 11 denominstlunul‘
sci1ool,but depends upon its friends
fo1 the predict part: of it‘s support.
The well known Hampton quartetto
sang “Steal Away to Jesus," “Swiss
11.1.1.1 111111111, 1111111111111, 111-
tied his parents, in this town. Sunday.
"‘W 1111. (l E. Benedict, of the M. E
1 ' .. if; sun. is entertaining New York
Read these Saturday 1111 lluidsy Specials "“""""
1... .1 ,
Each item lINbattor 1111111 111111" youhavo ever had offered you before.
ThemNthNo amount yob‘can‘ssvc. whether I'ittle'or much. depends entirely
on the also and nit/amber of your purch rises.
above days.
Mrs. C E. Ilrinckerhoft has return-
ed 1111111 11 visit with friends in West
Noyiwalk. , , _ , , ,,
’3 mastitis-11 ran.
.1 i 4&1)
to 11,1» N._1n111 .
'John Snedeker is entertaining Ncw
York friends at his summer home in
South avenue.
Store closes evctfy' day at’ 511.111., encapr‘SaturdayszN " "
John H. Coci of the Coming Phafi;
' macy. enterta nod South orwn
m o 1 rd Irow lbs Chariot " and "NeKet‘l McNN
i'r n1ls,y s ”‘.‘—FEW Fiotu Sinking‘iDown. " ,
Mrs. John Kaiser. who has been in
feeble health at her home in Wilton.
is slightly improved.
Visit our store on each of the
Clearance of line Dress , 'mmmmgs
yet Bands out saggy... ,Qolored A‘Zp‘pi "‘;
Persian Bands. Fancy Tailored Braids.
William Sheldon was arraigned be-
fore Justice McLaughlin, Just eve-
...“ ‘ bins. on charges of1brench« of the ,1
Norman Lawrence, of biaml‘m‘tl has peace, disorderly conduct and drunk-
Oloslng‘lOUt Sale
STAMPED GOODS.
Pillow 'l‘ops, handsome designs,
“SPECIAL" GLOVES."
20 inch length, whito~ only, fine
Milanese Elsie, bought , to m“ The odds and culls oi the
scuson' 3 business, all gath-
. were 50 and 750. reduced to..‘.35c , , Ln e111 due The" 11111 was‘ deferred until' ‘ , , . . ,1 ., . '. .. .
MN Wrists. now ..... 501: 3%,, ¥h°l°cm3m£ifly _______ N _____ 19° 3, for 9811.1 For.tbose.lzwo.days..69s pr. 33:12,;issgllla‘gal‘lgubéothci, E. B. W- tbllmm't‘mlns. when he is» to be remc- 2x$11.11 lot closing out, [he range of pi 111's 11.1 from 501. to J“
11: es 111 o ers .......... 19c '11 PAPER» 111111111113. 8‘1 d by counsel The complaint 2-00. .‘ .lm"
81.116 and 5l 25 Waists. refs N251; March Scmtobers ,,,,,,,,,,, 19,, , We have an endless variety of Jan. A 'Tfi‘in‘iaugfi‘miof Lithierty 1111181139“ '35!) 311%.; $311231?) “Egtirrlloggzlslgfie t 1 ' e , ; . N g «1 .
.................. c 113 or sauce on up a
UMBRELLAS. noose Napkins. put .up 50' in bundle, . Alt ,1 ll d . r.
N 1 1e 11 i‘ournmcnt Mrs". sandy n
3160 and $1.75 F13? Bllzk6 G‘Ioria, handsome hnu- ‘2 Ffflirengimlitrfimzo f1 1 Rock cw Haven today :bequme hysterical, 1and aolicd like an" OW from 5 t.0 2,,5 eta.
aists, reduced to ............ 98c 98 “(‘h have 80111 for ”1 “l 0" 001 'Mr. and Mrs. George E Green, of insane pe1sou by the time a fibril" ‘, and all to be sold by the "11d Of course there arc some
_ ‘ $1.98, reduced to ........ 1.25 ,, d clun arrl ed, her ,huir and 1:10 hing . . ‘ ' ‘ )' ' ‘ ' . ' . ‘
, 11001111111 $2.26 Waists re- ' S , ~ K‘T’GHFN"°EFARTMENT- £4,111,151? '83:: 111113, Wm“ M" on were magma and some “1" “,9 choice things among them and ihccarly comers Will hnd
ducod' to p150 LAWNS AND PER‘C‘Al—E‘S- 200' White lea Cups and Saucers,» ' re "5’ s mot invited to leave the room insist‘ . 1 l ..
» . """""""""" for Saturday 1111111 Monday. special 61: great va 11”“
'ed on remaining. The woman was up»
Just the thing for «children’s school Improvements 11“ro being made on
h grade Weists reduced to dresses.‘ no no, fail to “an, m. dc- 200 WWW Bresktast PM“! : 101's : the Edgar ' Banger place, recently pareutly without friends... excepting N 011 Sale Friday.
Saturday and Monday. special d b r ,1, her son, 12 years of age. 'lhere seem-
. _ sartmenbpfor the values are extraor- N id P u f 8 b6 °;.Npurohase y M 111 Wooste ed to be an impression that the, W L R
, ' ' 11 . o t cw as a time or a turn or ”W...
1, ‘,', Niel: 75c and title Kimonos. LL53; rsaurday'a‘uglnoggayde now ready. P Mrs‘.‘ David Avery. ,who" has been gunuwns shNamnfilugN, liut "t we: l‘ln'd' 3109‘ and. ElnbrOidB! y 6111119111138.
r6 0 e .................... s t Rl hmond l‘ 1059 Wlo‘ new 19.? 0 9 ,9"?
it P 551:3)” .1 1 . ' .89 ’d Fm“ canal“ 1° “"9 39° 'b “”0“ ‘y m a her home 0" c it. Dulliig his accusers mugs, the Valencicnncs Edges, and Insertions, short lengths," in
. » 1 lift], f om tlme,i im rovln
, or B 0 s p 8 accused was conversing with friends .
in the room',‘ and waiting for but]:
Mrs Stanley and h‘e'r 1111111111111, George
‘E. .‘Séclcy, farmerly‘yWhrdéh or New
0111111111. separated a few years and.
and he is now living in New York.
Sheldon has been 111111111113 with Mrs. ‘
S'eéley, and insisted upon 'Occupyl‘ng
his room in her house last night.
i
all cases of such quantity as will be found useful for lin-
gcric or childrcn’ s clothes.
Embroidery Remnants, both wide and narrow, all—ov-
ers, and novelties used on wash frocks. ' '
Yokings and Fancy Trimming Laces in variety.
A collection of fine qualities at closing prices.
Mrs. Monroe, of: Norwalk, is a guest
, of her daughter“, Mrs. John Tucker,
_ .Burtis avenue, for sev‘etul days.
, The 111emhcrs of St. John’s Sunday
schpol, Lewlsboro held their annual.
picnic, at Roton Point, yesterday.
Cannot
, .912. Washmg‘ton Street, South Norwalk
‘ @ww
Chciles‘ Beardsley and c-bil
1 1 - (hymn ve been vi ltii her parents ' THE ‘L'Ml'll'. 9F “55' At the Lace Section
, , ,: or 111.11.... 1111.1, 1.1.11.1... 11.1.1.1,“ ELE0111u: sEEVIcE 11...“...311... 1.1.1.111... 1.1... ' 11. mo...m1...n.m.11.u1.1.1.1111.
- . N 1111111 offices in‘ each city will, not be I are unanimous in the conclusion that Th “Fl fi‘ R m ’9 B' It
,~ . N son‘t out'by railr'oud etuploye‘s,‘l ; ' SOON; SAYS 0FF|CIAL Father McGruth, N St. Lucia the generally NacceNptgd 11111111111011 of e u y 11 es 0 5
W ’lhe position of the telegrahpers un-
11111111111 life is many‘ years below the air
tainmo'nt possible with the advanced
which the race is now
Church, New YOrk, has been a guest
“At 1 , ‘
of Rev, P. J. 0 Leary, NNForest street. 11511.,st Fluffy Ruffles as site dimpled with delight,
I do believe I‘ve found tube it thats Just. exactly right.
ton on‘_ the New Haven is such that it" ‘
«With; llagpc‘el towllandliag of could'weuanon:tormtestugamstns Will be Extended as Far
knowled e of
, members taking any extra outside i efi,‘ Th' hit 111 ii (i
at MNOSS'N‘ gs, wh "N1 . N _ A committee has been appointed to no scan 9 c1 c pa 1) . And as the young men bore red round, admiring glances dwelt
rm g 9.1111111 as Stamford ill some"! arrange for the firemen's Clambake, that determines 1‘3 durations 011 pretty Fluffy Bullies and her Fluffy Ruffles Belt."
seems to be between 50 and do the
proper care of the body during this
decade cannot be too strongly urged; _
carelessness then being fatal to lon-
, State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas _ her
County, as.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
to be held eu1iy in N_Scptcmber, at
Dot'lon's Point , CAROLYN WELLS.
'It is
In response to the l‘ullort published Mrs. F l. Comstoek, who has been We haw the Lclt \VlllCll IS the rage at present.
N . , ‘wili become involved in the
t he. of the commercial operators, is
is senior partner of the firm of F J.
Cheney & 00.. doing business in 'the
“City- «of Toledo, County and State afore-
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
111111.111 that: said firm will pay the‘
in the New York morning papers that
it will be several months at least be
fore the New Haven road can operate
,all its trains entering the Grand Cen-
indisposod for some time at her sum-
mer home on anlth's island, off
Hickory Bluff, is said: to be greatly
impr.oved
gevl'ty. Nature 11 best. helper after 50
is ‘Eiectric 13111111111111 scientific tonic
medicine that revitallsos every organ
of the body. Guaranteed by F. 14.111111:
for South Norwaik, and E P, Weeél‘,’
very pretty and the imports
The colors and materials:
In soft kid, black and w
mountings.
of point is that it fits well.
hitc with gold or gun mctnl
60W“ b." an official connected with {llr°fiil.2l“1§“§.ll.a°tl;’,h°g figlrg’} trai station at, New York by electric ' A J Richards, of New York, who No‘rwallt, drugglflts 500; , In elastic, blIleL\Vllll'C, l)l‘0Wl’l and navy blue.
it tale/phone and telegraph depart- Hall’s Catarrh Cure. ify. a high official of the company to has been visiting with his family at W In silk “11,, ,1 't 1,‘ , . - lt '
meat of the company and an ofllcer of FRANK J. CHENEY. day stated: “The Stamford service will the home of John E llcrsam, Hoyt WILTON. ' ' " C ' “ 1‘ " )10\vnsz( an.
1111 railway telegraphers union who
likes his residence in this city.
latter, in an interview today,
11111111111 did not think the railroad
persist-11 would be asked to do any
millennial-work The have an agree-
‘ . t with the compo y, which practi-
van cuts the road f1om asking
110 this class of work The
, . iiic‘er therefore does fear that
, trien'Swlll. be affected in anyway by
flg‘fgbnggfinfigogaégz; $33,993:? ‘ Take Hull’ 8 Family Pills for consti-
1111111111111 massif officials 01mm 11111 93““
road since this trouble started to get a1
n mutgai understanding of tl1o\rlgNhts .
of sec
“Operators in offices such as is ill“
cated in Union station in this city. " said
he established during the month of
September, thus completing the full.
electrical service." The extension of
the electrics eastward in Stamford, it
is now operated only between Port-
cheater and New York city, will mark
the opening of the full length of the
line. but the main point which remains
unanswered is whether all the New
llnvon' 11 trains entering the Grand Cen-
trul will be hauled into the station'
terminal by the electrics. At the p1 es
out time, with the road running elec-
trics to Pottchestcr: none of the
through trains are being 11111111111 by
the, new power and the fact that the
full length of the electric line will be
put in commission next month does‘
not necessarily imply that all trains
street has 1etuiued.ilis family Will
remain for several days. «. Price $1.00.
ilclt Staction. center of the store.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of De-
camber, A. D. 1886
(Seat) A. W GLEASON. ,
Notary Public.
Hull's Cntnrrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Semi for testimonials free;
' F J. CHENEY & 00. Toledo. 0.
Sold by all Drugglsts 75c.
' . —-—-s-, ‘- .
, Mrs. Edison Purplii'dlns been quite
ill. ' 1 .
Mrs. Harry F. anr,’ of the Scofleld ' '
homestead, Ponus street. bad a large
addition built upon her barn last
week, to make more room for her-
wugons. She has bought a line two-
scatcd surrey.
John Davis has purchased a cow oi’ ‘
Edward Cable. Linen Shoe Bags, to hang on the inside of the closet
door. With four pockets, 50c; six pockets. 75c.
Laundry Bags of crctou 11c, old blue, red, white and
linen color, 2511111! 501:.
\
« Miss Ethel Hurt has returned from
_ 11 visit to Groton. N. H.
1111 B. Woundy, who was consid-
erably injured a few weeks ago in
11 collision with his mo parcyclc and E
l Brow'n s automobile. a rapidly im-
pro.vl11g He is now able to perform
'most of his duties.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fessendcn are
enjoying a trip to the mountains. Art Section, third floor.
The l M Read
Frances Icklnnd is visiting her 11n-
cle, John Hurlbult, in Bridgeport.
3115's MARRlED‘ Now.
....
George Weston, of New York, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. G 'l‘hom-
sou.
New Haven Normal School Graduate
Elopes to Do It. .
STAMFORD, August 16. -Married in
- J. P, linker, organizer for the Wood
‘mcu of the World, has been in town
an‘ officer of the, railroad company, do will be cared for by the new motor for the past, few ‘wceks organizing a
a Westbrn Union business. -'I‘be oper- ew York, on Sunday, April 28 Miss vugines. th.ustl1crc isvmuch opposi- camp. He has bad very good suc- The Summer \Vhlst (11,“, will meet
ntorpzzwlwbave their» offices in' the sin- nriotte 'Rleger the daughter of Mr. lion in New York to the continuation ‘cess, and has secured about thirty Tuesday August 20 with Mic pm“,
by the New Haven of the, use of steam chertcr members.
locomotives on the Western end of the
New York division. it is not unlikely
that. everything with wheels to it will
be hooked up to an electric engine
when Stamford geislts local service.
The report that the. New liuv on road
was planning to build 11 terminal of its
own in New Yo1k cliy.l1ns been 11--
penledly denied but a revival of the
story this morning brought out a
tlons. are railroad employee and most
of them 1' believe are in tho uulol1.As
they are paid by the read they took]
not an «out on strike against the West-
ern Union.
“Ruins the situation stands now the .
officers in railroad stations will re
maimopen and handle the same bust
nssa they have been curtylng fol
years. That is business which origi-
notes in the station. I think that if
1 d Mrs. Adolph Ringer, of Foundry
street, told of the marriage for the first
time, yesterday. The bridegroom was
Ferdinand Ii. Borm, a well-known
(lloubrook young man.
"‘Why, yes. i suppose it was
elopcmcnt," said the bride today.
wore married secretly, because we
ihoughtit would be romantic. Be-
sides, my parents did not want me to
marry. They considered me too young
Comatock
Herbert L. Ogtlonlcft town on Mon-
dny for his annual visit to Lake Sun-
npec, N. ii.
The brick building which is being
'uoctcd in Locust. avenue, for the
.liallnn bakery is nearly completed.
The hunt. addition is of brick con-
struntlon while, the roar is made 11p
‘of the old house, partly remodeled.
'.‘!
nu
"W121
Mr. and Mrs. Osc‘nr llndd nud fam-
ily.‘ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
.l. 13. Sturgos, of Cannon. '
(.omplnint is being made about the Mr. and Mrs OBrleu of South Nor
t 1 e s i {Now it , ~, ' ' ~ - statement that this re art is untrue. t'lt'cli‘ic llucnion “‘1‘” have been .
VIE:ugltow‘ElE'gtgl1t'1BwE‘cll't;(Any copay 333‘Sulfgl‘ebgiltlll'vggllylll‘lgli):l't‘ill‘Ollllgllg'B ~w-~3~ WWW"; ‘“ ””3 "’w" for several I,§‘,"‘,..‘,§i‘d‘.§‘.,§;"}§‘,‘fdgnllm’” "1m"
down 11 the 1111111011 men to handle - The bride is tweniytlti'ce 111111 has “I suppose you feel the necessity of “00"“- ‘t L“ “M" 111111 “my “W3
been stringing wires without permis-
sion, trespassing on private property,
and cutting limbs of irccs.
11 great. deal of social activity on the
part. of your family?"
"Yes," answered Mr. Cumrox, usbo
laid aside the daily paper; mother and
the girls have to be right, industrious
to get complimentary notices in tho so
olety pages thatll offset the meetings
they .would refuse to do it. l have
been told that something like 11 trl
party axréement exists between the
A, jolly party of fresh air fund boys
from Camp Folsom. spent, Friday
camping out at ihe‘ reservoir.
l, s 1 l‘. . 9 his 1,“
solde'lboe .3“: "Ii'iill-‘iy‘plEccePlne‘tllro've The wild rose. Which usually opens ,
street, ,0 Mrs, Etta Humphrey. This its delicate pink buds in June. was no:
property gummy belonged to and flood this Week in full bloom.
been a teacher for fear yeais She is
a graduate of the Stamford High
school, and of the New Haven Normal
school and for two years taught In
Greenwich. Recently she was given a
promotion for conspicuously meritori-
our) services at 'l‘urn--oi‘itlvex school
here In all likelihood she will now
railroad; union, the railroad company
and the 'Weslcrn Union that tlu- sin
tion men are not to be asked to handle
any matter outside or what comes to
,11111‘; _
CONCLUSION
them 916st lie desk and Is written by
“] ism gm 1’1
' «yours One Night.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Bough. 25¢ ,
Onlfills‘lllcial Care for 1111111111111, 501: "
cullbl'Wcrsl Group in a few Minutes. i
111111131171 Throat and Ulcsratsdlonclls.
Daugosl'iys Cure for 01111111111111.1111.
: decline the promotion
we billionaires not in the news col-
1
/
umns. ”—«Wnshington Slur,
only mind on Earth That Cures Asthma.
m0” I 'A'll: nmsomll
mm Mttuuuabdmiwbmallmlfalls. than
.ufiM1m1uifls-tc. Nlliilutbcpélu
“911m“ 2' .
“Mower
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mommies.
‘N 131111.10 13121.. M Stanton. of New
‘ of the town, to be used in connection
' _ :With the coming buzanr in aid of the
"111111111 members of the church.
' ,fbuntaiu for 1111111 and beast is gradu-
' " ' The union meeting of the 111111 of
~ Hope, which was postponed front last
was occupied by Mrs. Goo. E. Pul'dy.
He has also
Brown cottage,
on Mursbull ltidge
:O‘Leary. the past wash, by residents
Ninety church fund. The contributors
it
1.0.00
“1111s announced Sunday that
purchase.
'l‘he agitation for a public drinking
ally reaching the point where it will
Either go ahead or be sidetracked
Along with other improvements of the,
in need of repairs for some time.
W...
Graeme Furhay. Ph. D, eusrni seem-
titry set the industrial ristinn Alli
sues. of New York on the 1111111111111,
"Will voting out the saloon hurt the
business of thc tovv'n?"» fir. ti‘urbay
tells many interesting cries and his
rented the Lucretia .
Three very substantial donations of
' money have been made to Rev. P. J
has been cleared off the lot 11111111 its ,
‘ 'l‘be bazaar will open in ‘
' , the Opera House, August 24,11111! cou-
Il'lnuo until September 2 '1:
‘11”.
Miss Shirley ’l‘rendwell, of lleihcl.
and Miss ituth Trendwell, of Weston.
are the guests of Wilton relatives.
Mrs. Edward Smilih and Mrs. Lewis
St. Jobnrof East Norwnllt. were
guests inst Week Thursday. of Miss
Helen Mlddiebrook.‘1 1
The Wilton baseball nine defeated
a South Wilton team. Saturday after
noon. in a field near the Methodist
Church by 11 score of 8 to 7.
Mrs. llruoc McQueen. Jean and Mar-
inn. McQueen. Miss Zulmn 't‘buycr and
Miss Mary Nichols. were minute lust
wreck of Mrs. G. A. Davenport at 111111-
coo‘ Cottage. Hickory Bluff. . .
onto
llculatnln Gregory met with 11 pniuv *
ful accident Saturday morninnt While
11101111111 the railroad track hoitrlppod
on the church lawn Wednesday alien.
noon and evening. August iii. if, stormy
the next fair aday. Numerous funny
“After a heavy militl, take 11 1111111
of Dose 1 Regulars, and2 give your 11to~
mach. liver and bowels the help they
will need. Regulat bring easy. 191
solar passages of tgbowell. , . 1 ,
elude:
GlflMAN TMllFF AGRIEMKN'F.
his, wil bir titres 11111 the dentin to
skiing"y 11 All” Judicial decision as to 1111
«result of 11 decision by the general ap-
praisers hare sustaining the 1111111111111
To finish up our broken line- we
1111111 tariff 111191111 1. it‘ is now probe» '
his Itclloli is llktil‘li as the
.1lil‘.
E11} made finish prices“ These in-
, ,
LAWNS. PERCALES, candles, and other wm Goods.
sou uuahsatas AND wut'rre PARABOLB.
sHm'r warsrs AND wm'ra‘,NE'pirs.
COLORED 111-11111- wats'r stuffs.
WHITE"AND 11111111111 KlMQ‘ljiAs. _ ,
WHITE sE‘L'ra AND NECKWEN:IAR.
1011.57 ARTICLEB“AT HALF PRICE. ‘,
. MN One man mm,“ we list with and fell. striking his forehead on tho 1,, ,. .
Killtihe Catarrlr 11111111111011» In One Month. “if: “'1" “ll“, ',"" ”11.1111” "Tl,” $513115" 3111’21'1' iJ‘ilt1l‘llLil‘”lllhiifili t,“ "
' can u 11 e1 1) 1111 corn on, 1
WPW m W.fl‘lflu llhfll Atfilh‘g ”Emmi.“ {fine the “’1‘“ng 'nmd‘y" l' . 1. 1 l 3‘ WASHNGTON BTo‘p SOUTH “ORWALK confll
, 111 ,1», 1111111111111 11 t a mule square '3 n The ladies of the Con ‘
. . prenuptial » 1 Tel bone 61
n?” or Mossy Belunlledu 500‘ $1100 a” “HAN““M condition ““1 h“ been Church will hold a fair in the chapel up “ '
11111111151 believe that the 11111111111411
practice will work towards the out»
1 1 ,Suuduy, until next 131111111131. will be “"40”" W'“ ”‘3 "“0““ ‘0” “9'01 “‘1‘" Matter to be Taken 111 the c1111.. to pressiun of evidence as to values, and
« mmwmmmmmm stomach. "‘ , , held in tho Cougf'eitutlopnl church. ‘3“ ‘.’ 11nd ”mnl- 1 out the m V‘blldlty. for-111111 reason are of the opinion that
1“me "WWW 3.. W circuits ‘ There will in- an address by Harvey m 10W YOK gust ism-m Clan .11 la Illegal .
AUTHOR SHAW NEARLY DHNOWN-
ED:
LONDON. August 111. wdcorse 11811
1111111 Show, the author. has had 11 new
‘ WWG'EW' work in the Christian illuncc keeps ”LA'NHELDm CATHOLIC. GHURGM 1111111 on an importation of chocolate row escape from drowning, accordiuif
. " “"f- Motivator, him 111 c1111. tech with many imam , noosur Augustinwhuuday, Any item Germany Their 11111111111111 1m '10 the D!“ Affili- «He was 11111111111111:
and audacit- Isai- .tsnt temperance attentions. 11st 26. has been selected as the date billed on and rationed the doolsiou of off Limbs 1', cribnsthnhire. With it,
WWW. "win.“
Edy. lift! with 11 fl
‘. bottle 11.111111111111
5313111111 sand or 15111111111er ‘
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“111w
1
mil-W
On Monday evening. a meeting in
Edward i1.tll1ichestor,asslstsnt chap-
lain of “surplus. Mr.‘ Ohichostor was
here last fall. and made a similar
plea to the New Canaan friends of
{the instituss, and met with the spinal“
for the laying of the corner stone at
the new Catholic Church at Plalnlleid.
parishes. The new church will be com
structed of wood on brick foundations
«and wilt cost :7, 000 exclusive of heat:
11111111111 other expenses, which will
111111. the 111111 cost up to 3 SM
in the Pussycat case.
sired by all importers as they wish .to
obtain a judicial rut as. ,
While none of the general operate
era has made any definite statement, it
‘41 watt understood that one or 11111111
the supreme court: of the United States
friend, when the current cart-iodine .
away from shore. Alter a long 111' ill?
the interest of Hampton institute rttt. Rev. Blane Tiaras will til lets it in “Wartime tho impcrmrsnwillwlc they 11111111111191] to reach a tilt
3-1111 11111111311111! was held 111 the Congregational 111111 1111111 11113111111501 {formfl’cu'r'will nbrminmhs 1111111111111 11111111 “Erma" 11111111 11111111.
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