f
. I 3:3 It regulates, strengthens and restqlfe
is especially
Mrs.
although
she published one a lent/or
uncut; of lino writ t'
‘In any (I timer wu
no be. A ,
Party was Buried" In Acrimon-
“hills Sés‘sibu‘ Conservator's
Appolnld‘dibli Boa‘rd olSolocl-
mph =7.— Bradley’ 3 Emphalic
IIIII‘IISaI in Publish ile'cl'pierlls
IIII wan Aid
I“, 9.-The annual
I Iin‘g'. hold here Monday after-
3.3 .ibe inosi acrimonious and in-
.tereptiu3 bold in this town in many
‘yeal'f. 5‘qu pi chanted the equivocal
’ anIi oi' the voters of the town in
.A Are-gloating I1 bonid oi selectmon and
than appointing I1 cmnmittee or live
. citllAlenq to supervise their work and
' recommend to them II system by which
their accounts should be kopt. Pony
8 WII's buried in this town meet
.Blmou (‘. Bradley lite. first select-
militiah holding the esteem of
im moi of tho community re
8073 doi Polly and dclonted by only
.- to: the oiiico of Iiib‘i select
:1 come; in for his share of 0pm.
11' the IeInnining mombms ol‘
I'd, Republicans.
“first matter to come before
“113‘ was the adoption of tho
revert of the town officers. Tho
votol; “If; a. meeting u your age in
solid“? lilac uol‘cctmon to itemize oil
accoua - Several expoudtturcn in tho
rebornwere not itemized. The first
Won the oxpoudlturo for the support of
tum-WWII poor. The second was for
repairs to Ibo main road. costing nour-
1y $12,000. the lit-Inn of which were.
not published.
James A. (lumn'iinxzs. :1 young tlilm'-
no); IuIlIIId tho nolIII-IIIIIIII why lilo 0qu»
mnudu of the voters bod uol boon 0|on-
ted Mr. Brudlov oxplninod in tho IIIuI
tor of tho uupport of the pool that he
could not and would n‘bt. print tho
Dime of overt poor widow who locoivod
lstuuco from tho Iowu. ’i‘hou urouo
II on: and bIIIvrdlIInnsulon Mr llrnd-
lay culled IIIIIIIItloII III Ibo uocouut of
Judge {Illinois S. Bunion, ton II IIIIIIII
I
Wound IiiII'c’InIIilun Ibo dobnto cry-
atolkodlln u rouolutlon by Dr Wli-
llnm ll. llonnldnou thul li' oouuulttnn
of live in: uppolntod to udvluo the or
bullpen on tho opr-IIIltiqu of the pub
c tummy, and to rI'ooIIIuIIIIIIi to them
Ii permanent IIyulonI by which the
. books of the, town ulmuld llu kept. by
all Mininlnirntionn lhut IIIIIy follow.
The nommitton Appointed to mt IIII
cadmium. of the board or IIIIlerIquII
W I tlhnriou Jeunlugu Judge
John 8.3m. Armory Rowland 14'.qu
Northrup nod Simeon l’cn nun
'l‘hey
instructed to luvoutigutu tho
us.
«I»
at!” the neloctmen III the lot
orepnrt III Ii. upeclui lnuu
l”Itu be .led III: some dilly) Il'l
ii wary III 8 in the evouluu.
, crorowdlng of tho nchooln
6 up And IIIII. notion of the
‘ in m u roconl illtwiiiig in
agreed to him another
bother Inuobor In lulu: ndr’u"
yflbw IIt urhnlnm was turp-
n'by mo Inwu Inbound out] the
aboard wan luntI-urlud not to am-
it mm teacher or on morn room
din mom. or to contract
fill;
I I- noted II demand {or III"
£3,330,000 humid und ”in .
instructed to difidhni
. Ill ill? violin 0; up; It.
‘ roceivor mot Ibo Southpoi't Notionull
. paid,
i. Libriry Automation in
bunk .ludgo ltlIIIoIe S Banks stated
that. nilhough he didn’t think that. it:
was It just claim against the town
because the bunk already owned the
town $4.500, still he believed the note
in question was coliectuble and ho. was
instructod to go ahead and do the bout.
he could in the matter. if payment is
forced on the town, it will have to be
I
Darkness come before the business
which had come before the meeting
was bull done. and to the light of two
miserable little lamps, the meeting
was continued until Ibo, proper place
was found to slop. Tb.» molding might
have been continued all night without
light. The fireworks which suemod to
be coming from every source would
have furnished illumination. But tho
meeting finully coIIoludod to adjourn
until January without. doing tho I'('~
muinder oi' the business in tho roll
for the meeting.
It was the most acrimonious to'..II
‘meetlng held in the town it» mnuy
years. Partisanshlp was cutiroly sunk
in pel‘aouul issues uud the to“ II is all
at son now on far as poliIlI is our.
corned. It would lIIIvI-I been easy with
a little Democratic euthusiomu and
energy to have elected u majority ol’
the Selectmen and also several otbor
candidates on tho tlokot. 'l‘bo IonI
election wlil‘probnbly draw now lluos
and the people of tho town are look-
ing for u change.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush of Now I.‘ Ilsllo
Deb, says: “i outlerou for Imus with
dyspepsia. used to have great distmss
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent. bottle cured me complotoly."
For sale by R. H. l‘lalsized. F_ H.
Baxter and The Ciliilord Phnrmney. I“
STATE TEACHERS MEET.
in Two' Connecticut Cities on the
Same Day, October 18.
The sixty-first annual convention of
tho Connecticut State ’l‘eucheru' Asso-
ciation will be hold this your in W0
sections on Friday, Octobel 18. The
placed will be Hurtimd and New lla-
vcn.
The gonornl meeting in llmtiord will
no held in the morning and in New liu~
von in tho, afternoon, and both meet-
ings will be midreusod by Edwin G.
Cooley, superintendent of schools of
Chlcngo, and Edwin A. Alderman. of
tho University of Virginia. The Section
meetings, which will be held in various
churches and school buildings in both
plucon will be addressed and led by
prominent educators of Connecticut
um: other ulntos, nud many or them
will spook ill both conventions, Minn
Knlhurlno 7‘. Marty, uuporviuor of
training of 'the 'DuniIIII-y Normal
School, will load the couforouco ol‘
“unguided" tuuchnru in both plucou.
Mina Emeline» A Dunn, the drawing
out) furl, inutruolor of the Dnnbury
Normal School. and diI'ontor oi the
Normal Art. animal, of New York city.
will spook on The Appreciation of Col-
or in Nature, at both meetingu. Hurry
llouuton, of New Haven, inutruotor in
ponnumshlp oi the Danbury Normal
School will lend the penmanuhip con-
(orancéu both In Hartford and New Hu-
von.
Science in Graded and Ungraded
Schools will be the to it: of an ad
drums which Prof. but on D. Higgins.
ihn hemlwoi' the wlenccdepartment oi
the Dunbury Normal School, will do-
llvor in tho reliance conference in
New llnvcn in the morning nud.lbtrl-
ford in the afternoon. Many at the
program are I'n'millnr In anyone III:-
anointed with Connecticut tducntors.
the slum aauocintinn Ilhd prom It.
Troop annulmnndeni of schools I .
Member of tho nxncuilvc no
Pntlnnen-wwmt do they charm for
u mat in lilo. skating rink. Phantom-II
I'Wiilh‘ mid for tho Illtoien and than
i cut down tor million-«Yunnan
IWWHWIM . finned-«Mod r . Wm
other nnmon which are seen on tho . ‘ '
5987991? NANCES'
- .4-.. .-
Balance This Time is 8255.470. 36, Less
we Funded. Debt.
The sIIIIemcnt issued by. the. star...
treasurer for the fiscal your ondud
September 30, 19.07.'Shmvs u lullanco
or civil list: funds in tho Irrususy loss
the l'uudod dobt of $205,470.86,Ao dill-
l'orcut condition of thilil‘s llIIIr'I exist-
ed in 1808 when tho lulln ‘I'd mu loss
the civil list funds amounted in 8%
I 7“ 208. 35. I I
’i‘ho siutoment shown that. ghouds‘
iiuvo boon IoIiI'IIIIII'd and cancel mi in
tho following amountr. by yours: 1900, ‘
$100,000; 10m, $1,000,000; 1002, l
$408,000; 1903, $586,000; 1904, 812.), ~
000; 1903 $10,000; 1900, 30040000;
1907 $0 000. A luIlIIIII'I' ovoI llIo
IuIIdIId Ilobl nppours for tho first limo
ilI fort) \I'III's. ,
RHODE lSLAND DEMOCRATS CON-
' VENTION.
l’liOVii.)lI‘.N(‘.E_ it. i., Oct. 8.w—'.l‘horo.
wuss (Ivory prospect of a nobody nud
Ilill'lllflllimls convuulion thon tho delo
ilk-tor. t0 nomiuuto n llt'nusz'Ittlo. Intuit!
Ilckot for tho coming .‘Iovolnlim'
olocllon begun to :lusomblo in this city
today. The sIIIto c-.quuIittII.o of tho
purly bod urruugc II p] olIIniuurleII ovou
to life (boiling ot II plationn and Euro
for u {Dilli‘Si l‘or tho utlornc: III'uoIIIi-
ship nomination tlIeI o was 101 to to p...
cite lIItoI'oHt among the ill‘il.‘,{il«l(‘3 '1‘ ho
utuio. committees ptogrmu eulblucon
tho I'oIIonIiuulioII of Governor .loIIIoo
li. Higgins, oil’uwtueuel. and on on
doruomeut of tho candidacy of ("ol.
Roborl ii. i. Goddard, of this city
for United States Senator.
- it Wits IIII'mIgod also that Col. P ll.
Quinn of Warwick, would be lumpin-
nry chairman and lutor ho (.‘(lilfil'il‘ioli
us poruumoul olmirmuu. in such an
event. the ooIIVcnllou would be rumor.-
kublo, inasmuch as Col. Quinn bus on-
uounccd that if made. cbulrnmu ho.
would not make any speech.
W.
HARD TIMES lN KANSAS.
The old days of grasshoppera and
drought nro IIlnIouttorgotteu in the
prosperous Konsus of today: ulthougli
it citizen 'of Codcll, Enrl Shom‘nurg
has not yet forgotten a hard time he
encountered. He uuyo "l was worn
out and discouraged by coughing night
and day, Imd could find no relief till i
tried Dr. King's New Discovery. it
look less than one bottle to complete-
ly com me." The sut‘eut nod most. ro-
ilnbic cough and cold cure and lune:
und throut heulor over discovered.
Guaranteed by F. ii. Baxter's drug
store. 50c and $1.00, 'i‘rlul bottle
free, . "
HARDSIHIPS 0F POLAR EXPLOR-
5R8.
ClllCAt‘iO. Oct 8.-Dotullu of tho
hurdnhlpn experienced by members of
the laomngwcllMllheluou Polar F‘xpo
Ilitlou, which was iotrbound in Bonn-
foul Son in nearly a your reached
Chicago yes ordoy with 'V. Stolnunasou
etllnoipgist. of the oxpodition. Ernest
DuKovon loiilngwoli reprenenllng the
Unlverolty of Olilongo, who has joint-
ly in command of the expedition, in
hate in northern nous with other mom-
hero of the expedition. Although he
won prurient when the oxpodition’s
chip WIIcheIlII of Iiodford went down
and at one time Was compelled to out.
one of the 0038- Which motto up his
loam. he in rcporind none 016 warm
(or the oxperlanc .
Prlndlpnl John ll. Perltlnu. or the
Dunbury Normal school in president or , ’
tube. is the
Mrs. Pinkh'am
00 1'1“}:
l5
ties, Displacement I, Pnin' m. the Side, ilmggmg “commons, DitaiIIens and Sleeplensness.
Second,thut Lydiu. E. ’l ’iukbnm’s Vegetable (impound, made from native roots and herbs, has overcome more cases of female ills than any other one medicine.
A " henllib und' In. lnvuAlunbio doling the period of Qbung'e of Info.
who hasl'xbéen adi’ijmng sick
‘ womclr food of: change fur more than twenty years, and before that she
assisted her molbol I—iu 1,:1w Lydia E. Piuklmm, in advising. Thus she
lqualified to give ndviAAcIA: Ato sickA women. Write today,
“him never vlolntea the confidence thus entrusted to her, and
who is constantly receiving testimoniulu' from [women who have
been humiliated b' her advice. and medlclno, novor in nlli
“without the full consent; and o t
Neither 1qu she eve; «wpogtifigt her conffidgbtiui 101?th
l . . r I) o II II o (I III II n
i ”3‘ , 5'15 II “All“? P391 ”wt?
or experlo on hits
by clul ro-
/.
‘ 'rAeAscowscho s
siciuns that, thouse oi Tabasco pepper
ounce will prevent and cure indigos~
tlon._ The reason that. tho consump-
tion of it. has been so limited is be-
ounso it has been IIIIIIItIfIII'tuI'od so
hot; that only the jaded public? of the
“roundoI'” could stand it. it was with
the idea of eliminating this bud feature
that some time apatite. manufacturer
of lI‘nrquhor’s‘ ”l‘nbnsco Pepper Sauce
stalled scientific 'o'xpoI',iInonl3 with
the result that tho public can our. p10-
«.qu ’l‘nbusco super; that Ietnius nil
'lilt‘ lino liar-III of the pepper without
being uncomimtnbly hot. The ladies
will flplllt‘iiiilc this pnrticulmly ill-i it
will ouublo them to uuo this Iloiiclouu
ditllliiillll‘ ill on (Ilslelw. (do. without uny
discomfort wimtowr. illlii that tho cpl
-c.1u'o dcmnnds it is evidenced by the
fact that such wollkuo‘wn rcntuwuluntu
in New Yoxk In; 0an Martin ileutr‘s‘n'
Simulov‘s a. Jack II Churchill and many
Otili'liS, serve it to their patrons. The
toll known house of Holmos Keelm
dz. Sollock .(llilllflll) mo tho distr-ibu
tors for The NoI'IWIllIs and vicinity
and it is now for solo. by at «'on that
clues Izmcor in town. MI. lIIII'qulInI'
lllnno to nubiluh in this uowupupol
i'Iqu How to time iI-‘I' ipds for tho usc
ot‘ bin ’l‘obuuro pcppor sauce which
will bo iuruiohod by the lending chef:
of Now Y"ml; A two ounce llolllo Io
toils nl; l‘oIlvllvo demo but u little of
it goes such ll long way that oven ut
this price it is not only tho finest but
1b.; moi-II coonouIlcul Iondimoui to use
A bottle of It Is onIII II hurrel ol
Inodicim' and should be on everybody u
table.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer Ono. Hundred Dollars Ito-
wurd for any moo oi ularrh that con-
notl A‘bo cured by Hull's Cninrrh Cure.
J. CHE NiIil & CO. Toledo, 0.
We. tho undoIslgncd. have known 1".
J. Cheney for the lost 15 yours and b0-
llevo him poItoetiy honorable in oil
business transactions unIi financially
able to cuIIy out any obligations made
by hip firm
WAldllNG KiNNAN & MARVIN
Wholesulo Druggiste. Toledo, 0.
Hnli'I-I C‘lllill'lil Cure in tnkou inter-
nally, noting directly upon the blood
and mucous IIIIIl’nceII at tho system.
'i‘estimouiols uont ireo. Price 75 cents
per bottle Sold by all Drugglnls.
’i‘nko llnll's F molly Pills for consll
potion. I“
CONFIDENCE MAN SENT To JAIL.
NiIlW YORK, Oct, 9.~—i’otor l..nko
better known In; Grund (l'onttul Pete,
who but] It Inpntution twenty years
ugo from Now Yoi'k to Sun Fl‘llllclflcu
as the kind of confidence men has
lullon upon ovii duyu. The old mustur
of mnooth Iulk bud tho. lIuIIIlliuliou
youtorduy of being oont to the Work-
house no it common drunk tillti disor-
IloIly ”(Wilt)". Polo who in now 73
years old foil tho indignity ltoonly.
u»... ww-w- ~
PROHIBITIONISTB GARRY ASHE-
VILLE.
ASillIlVllddll. N. C. Oct tin-Alter II
brief, but strenuous eumpulgu the pro-
lIiiIilIoIIiIIiu ('llll'ied the olncllou hora
yeatorduy by II majority of 848. Ashe
vilio will ho "dry" after January 1.
Mont proplo nro inoro than nuliutlod
with their Iniui‘nrtunoe, but not. with
their fortunes
.:;.-Asvocxmc. Trial-I ' pouos.
II In a recognized [not among phy» .
"that will convert it
You Must See Your Congressman
About a Requisition on Uncle Sam.
“Just how to obtain fish for stocking,
ponds seems to have on yet been
learned by the general public.’ sold It
well-known congressman in conversa-
tion with one 01‘ his constituents thI
other day.
"The average citizen in making appli-
cation for fish does not seem to be
aware of tho
the honoring or requisitions of this
character. Unclo Sam is it grout stick-
lor for form and system, and conducts
N3 ruouaii ova.
regulations governing
Vrl‘i'lj
.5805
I'm;
TROLLEYS.
HARTFORD Oct. 9-—it is said that
possible friction between the trolley
and steam load employees over the
Iunnlug or the rapid cars between
Rochvllle and Hartford has been ovoid-
od by the decision ' of the railroad
company to subject the metal-men and
conductors who will run the new curs
to an examination and that only those
who pass will be accepted.
it is further said that the trolley
employer's are not. especially anxious
for the pludos, as they realize the in-
creased I'esplmsilllilty, and the . fact
, that the men will be obliged frequently
to receive and act under train orders.
it has been the contaminant the
his business according to set rules.
“When a. citizen bus gone) to the
trouble of digging II nice pond and has
roncbod that point in its couelIuI'Ilon
on its banks and pull out lalgeISldmi
llmlnun to having the fun is to stock
the pond so be coIII-quuuutly sits
down and wrltcs to the government
lmlrhory and exports to have his
wants supplied with dispatch.
"But he is always doomed to disap-
pointment, bocuuso. his requests are.
never honored until lhoy hove roach‘
ed the indorscmcnt of his congress-
man. By the time. the letters
boon I'ofcrl'ed to the member from his
district. and have gone through tho rog—
ulur channels 01‘ the government much
time has elapsed and frequently cou~
nidorublo dinuppointment bus resulted.
"II II constituent of mine would al~ I
worn \inte me just how many fish he
wanted, describing the conditions on-
do i‘ which they would livo it would bel
u compurativoiy GllSy matter for me to
get. his requirements filled in a short
while. i would make the requisition
on the hatchery, and the next dlbtrlb-‘
uIlug car that came his way would put-
him off II buckeiful oI two
“The young than me no larger thou
i'ul that the government gives away
are many millions. Practically any‘
kind of fish that is uduptod to the
water in which they will live can he
scoumd for the. linking in the light
wny "—-'Blrn1ingham News.
A CRIMINAL ATTACK
on on inoffensive citizen is frequently
made in that apparently useless little
Iubo pulled the “appendix." it‘s gen-
orally the result of protracted counti-
potion, following liver torpor. Dr
Klug‘n New idle PlilII roguluto the
liver, prevent uppeudloltwls and estab-
lish insular habits oi! the bowels. 250
III F, H. Baxter‘s drug store. "
ENGINEER DIES 0F LOCKJAW. .
HARTFORD, Oct. 9.»~—i«ingiueer 0w-
on McNuliy, of tho Volley brunch
lrnin whichwna doruliod at tho Wlnd~
our street crooning hero 1qu week died
III the hospitul youlordny ol‘ iocIIJuw.
'I‘iIII uceidout to the engine, which
turned turtle, Awna duo to u doféctivu
rull. MoNIIliy was badly crushed uIIIi
one of his legs umpututod. lie heaven
a wife and child.
STOP THAT COLD
or it Indy result in Pneumonia. Brn~
ziilmI llulm In b'ronkimz up colds \V on
ovor tiled. IIIuInIII without. oxcepl on.
it), 25. 50c. nod 81. 00 hottlou. The (Jill
ford llnxtor's uud Plulutod’n.
ABDAULTED ITALIAN PRlEBT.
TOthiNG'ifi‘tN.’ Oct. Qw'l‘he trlul oi
llornnrd DoVinconti charged with no.
IIIIIIlt and branch of the peace in con.
nocllou with hlh' alleged insult of the
Motion Catholic prieut the Rev. Fain»
er .lonchim Mitrtlnen, laIIt week, ilillt
been postponed until Saturday morn»
lug. 'Qbe ease quI in how been bound
by the borough cmut thin morning. .A
in“... “~qu 2.4-...
bass and trout with It line and rod ho;
naturally decides that u nocosarv pre- I‘V‘“ ”0V9 satisfactory to the men 0“
huvo .
II cumbric needle, and In ouch bucket- '
steam road men thIt "great danger
if inexperienced ,men
r oro put on the new cars, which will
Inn on the steam tracks, and that they
When. in imagination he can 1,,” back? would oudungcr tho suietv not only of
those on the steam trains as well It
is oxpicted that the new aI'Iongemeut
‘both the steam and the electric lines.
OUT OF SIGHT.
“Out of sight, our of mind," is an old
saying which applies with special
force to a. sore, burn or wbund that's
been treated with gBuckien’s Arnlca
Solve. it's out of mind and out or ex-
istence. Piles too and chlibiulna dis-
appear under its healing influence;-
: Guaranteed by F. ii. Baxter, druggist
25c.
NEW LAW DOOMS ALL STATE'S
DEER.
WATERBURY, Oct 9..~—David B;
W ulket. game warden who is investir
gating several deer killing cases where
he has reason to believe that the ant
Innis wore shot under the pretence
that they were damaging crops 01'
neon had this to any recently in re-
lgurd to the not passed by the last leg-
is! nture.
"To examine the amendment. closely,
it is Ieedliy seen that a deér, if. it
won! to hit off lilo leaf of n cabbage,
'couiIi ho Shot legitimately A mun
might tour 00'. u piece of bark tI'Om It
tree and Iieclnrt. it the work of. the
.Ileer which furnished his family with .
venison tor a month. The total obtuse
has been innortod passed and in now
a. law. There in no help for it, and
the deer in this state, it is confidently
believed are doomed?"
Bush! A
I: niacin 4454.54...
HARTFORD, Oct; 9. ~Dnmuge to the
amount of $1, 500 was done to the stor
age sheds of. H. White & Company, of
Avon street; byjnre' yesterday.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TlMAE TABLE.
in effect October 5, 1907.
SO. NORWALI‘ Td-NEW YORK
A M -—12: 53x, 5: 123, 5: 41x, 5: 55):,
6:16,6:50x.‘6'56."l:54x,81188.8:40,
910x 9: -3ix,* 9: 53, 10: 56x 11: 01,
11:18x.
P. M.—-12:51x. 1:10,'1:49x, 2:51x,
3220);, 3:27, 5:09x,'5:37, 5:51x, 6:37,
6:51x, 7:19x, 7:518, 9:53, 10:32.
‘Sunday.
A. M.—~12:5A3x,. 5:12x, 5:4lx, 8:57,
9:40x. ‘ " ' '
P. M.——12:u7x, 2144):, 2:51x, 5:37,
5:51:'{, 7:13, 7x51x, 8:25x, 9:588, 10:28.
SO. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—12:08. 1:14, 1:58x. 6:18, 7:25,
8:259:13x,9:42,10:17x,11:08x,11:45.
P. M.:—-—12 06x. 1: 10 3: 23x, 4. l9.
5: 07):. 5. 29, 6: '08x, 6130,7109x, 8:58x,
0: 21, 11: 21.
Sundays. .
A iii—‘42: 08 1:14, 1:58x, 7:39, 9:10,
.10: P47x. ll: 08x.
Iii—ti: 44, 7: 09x, 8: 18x, 9: 40x.
SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURY.
A. M.~—0: 20, 9: 43, 10: 06x.
P. M.—:l .3... 4:29, 5:12x\6:12, 7:18.
Sundays-421.. mm. 7:30 p. m.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M—5:55.72 8:11, 10:10x, 1150
P. M-—’4:16x,6:38x, 6:0 '
Sundayar-A M, 8: A.02 P M., 6:07,
7: 49x.
a—u—r—h
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
- M.*~121 00x; 4. 51x. 5:45, 6: 45,
8: 03x, 8:06, 9:00, 10 02 x, 10: 05, 11: 001:,
11: 03 12: 03, l: 05, 2: 01x, 2:53, .izzdx,
4: 0me 4:06, 4;:12',.5:,.02x5:08 5: 25):,
6: 00x, 6: Oil, 7:10, 7: 46x, 9:30,11:001.
Su uudaya.
A M.:——-12 00, 6:00, 7:3 02402:,
10: 02x.
P. M. 5: 04, 6: 002:, 7:00, 8:30x,
1:1 00 x. ’ l . _
u..- .. -.-...,. .. . ...._....._._....._ M...—
VALPARAISO's NEW PORT.
VALP‘ARAISIDNIIII Ont, Swi’iullnu
plan into one.
of the world's 1ng 55.2 bent parts
appointed by the president for Ibo
purposn. French engineers nulun‘ittml!
the proposal ho work ti take nine
Well”.
sen
more been Accepted by It committee], ‘
armor mmmm '
An exceptional opportunity for
young men,
17 and 25, to learn "‘ trade, and
be paid will: 'ddin’g‘ so. Skiiléc‘i
mechanicp, Zl lo"35 years of age,
aAiAsAo, wanted "
Only ciiizm of I!» finned Slang 01"
goal! charamr accepted.
Sand for rum: nusrnimo popular;
Adda»: NAVY mm ”AW. '
Pool: Office Building,
WWW—”.mdmm
‘11.
I
”WWI. PAY‘A,‘ '. '
between ihé ages of
u”
Norwalk Chronicler