Ncwisthstimstohsvcyourswgbsupnindsndpsintcd.
house commute,
’Ljiuuuu Tires furnished for all vehicles. '
i..M. WRIGHT
cinemas nuannn AND Denna.
direct. South Norwaiir.
Nurthldcin
.—
‘ .‘Ya’td PecCoal $4.50. No. 2Nul Coal $5
- “ Eda. Store and NuiC cal. $6.50.
;f g p M Delilered in the cellar.
L' Carefullu screened. A ,L Free from slate.
‘ L - ‘ Best quilllt‘u; .
Raymond Bros.
M~W—. -MWM
.1...—
Meat Specials
ROAST PORK, “ . 12c u.
FORE or LAMBS. - 12c n. L . £7 -
CANNED TOMATOES, - 10c * ‘ a L:
CANNED CORN, . - 10c My.
NEW norms. - 10c doz. m
. 22 wsemuerou smear. sour» NORWALK. w";
m. nu—
Clearing Sale of Winter Stock.
Everything must go, as we do not carry river from one season to an-
other, so we- cut theprices right and left. Come and be convinced.
Ladies' Suits. Coats. Skirts. Warm. Furs, Fur-lined Coats, Russian
Pony Coats, Ncmo Corsets and Petticoats. L
GALE iN BOTH STORES.
515 Main St. STAMFORD. .
arts Cloak 2) Suit finned,
83 SOUTH MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK
j.
33 80. Main 5t.. SOUTH NORWALK.
IN ORDERING YOUR NEXT
T3.” COAL
I...“ m.“ u-..” . .
vices our cool given; the enter you
are to always ortlr'r here. '
l HARRIS l Gills 60.
TELEPHONE 650.
68 WATER STREET.
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THE HATCH e BAILEY 00..
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
L Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a. Piggery to a. Palace.
MILL, foot of Marshall Street. N Tel. “-3.
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. hi. “-2.
The use in homes of Hardwood Flooring, pure or partly covered with
rugs, is rapidly increasing.
The reasons are: let, it. adds; greatly to the appearance of a room.
2nd. it in easy to churn and keep clean. 3rd,," in much cheaper in the
long run than the old method oi common flooring covered with carpet.
We have a large and varied stock of Educ (train Yellow Pine, Qunrtcred
Oak and Maple Flooring on hand. "A hint to the wine in deficient."
SPECIALTY. .
LINCOLN ROOFING. A superior brand of rcndy made, untmlute
Rooting. Wurrantecl for cinht ycnra'wear with-mt repairs or zrtif’ntinn of
any kind. it is also it good nubstitutc for olicioth no a floor covering.
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TLSTUFF.
. fi-_w....~.~m
’HO
Hazeiton Goal
The place to get it is at
The B. Hershiield 8: Son Co’s,
TEL. 294.
122 wsren s1.
we.
Watch our "Wald? “For Sale” and ’;To
Let? column for bamins.
The sooner you learn of the good not. ‘
TA? 0 UHARS‘ ‘0‘;
£vh§¢fflfi( () 1
MRUHARS
5 worst em
(.1 'rlmr.
.i’
“STE:
76%“
a year
Invest Yell! Money
so that it will pay you
all prosperity and national greatness."
rcnl estate more apparent than now.
the contlcrvative investors are turning
prong. .
. u ansuresb six PER cum.
The NEW YORK REALTY OWN.
itllB' COMPANY offer. to share with
you hither nix per cent. guaranteed or
the full profits derived from handling
Real Estate on the Actor plan. I '
This is an untuiunl‘opportunity to
secure no investment combining an ex:
ceptlonnily good yield with all the
eunt'niinil of a safe and conservative
investment, and we invite your in-
qulrics.
R, L. COBURN. General Agent,
L 16 SOUTH MAIN 3T.
. When YOu Have
Become Tired
of Enamel Ware, for cooking,
try a “Lidncy Hollow Ware"
Cast Iron Pot or
Skillet!
You will not be tronblediwith
any flaking Off Of poison-
cd enamel.
Charles E. Dori,
HARDWA'IE.
112 WAsfl'lNGTON STREET.
Phons I67.
THE NEW
.0 ' ' o
.- Hotel Victoria.
ONE MINUTE. FROM UEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN, L
Our rooms a special mrurs. on
and Electric Light. throughout. Eva
cry room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe in connsction.
A full line of imported Ales, includ-
ing the famous Boss's, Burton's and
Bass Jr Co.'s Ste always on draught.
Ts Jr ‘ULL' A". PMfkuh
Tsisphons Cull. 290—2.
T
new roux. new KAVEN a:
HARTFORD RAILROAD
mm»;
in Effect my}, 1M“
80. NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-‘12:53x, 5:121, 5:411.
min, 61501:, 6:56, 7:54x, 8216:, 0:081.
9:311, 9:53.~10:55x, 11:22:. 7
P, M.—12:51x, 1:10, Zzblx, 8:21,
:lzmx, 510m, 5:37, 5:611. M37. 6:511,
Tzliix, 7zhlx, 9:53. 10:32: 1:4” to
Philadelphia and Washington, D. 0.,
docs not stop at New York.
Sunday.
A. hi.-—-12:f-3:, 61m, 6:411, 8:57,
9:401.
P. M.-l2:57x, 2:443, 2tblx,,§:37,
5:5“, 7: i3. 7:5”, 9:53:.10:23.
so. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN. L
A. M.-—-12:0il. 1:14, ltfisx, ms. 7:25,
8:25, mills, lini’r‘x, “min, 11:45.
P. hi.—-12:ililx, 1:16, 8:101, 8:231.
hill. 6:071, 5:29, 6208):. 0:30, 7:0”,
8:58x, 9:21, 11:2l; to Bridgeport only,
2M2 and 7;25. '
YD.
max, 1:”. 0:10,
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stands
A. "3—422”, 1:14,
10:47:. limits. ‘
.P. hf.——il:44, 7:091. 8:181, 9:401.
SOUTH NOIWALK 1'0 OANIUIY.
A. [fr-12:10 (daily except Mon-
days). 0:20, 9:43, ibiddx.
l’. M.—-—1:2l’r. 4:29, 0:12, 7:".
dundsyo—wfz‘lb s. It. 7:30 p. in.
OANIUNV TO SOUTH NOIWALK.
LIE-it“, 7:25, 8:“. 10:10:. 11:“
l’. NIP-4:108, dziliix. 8:55.
lunduyI—nh. 11., 1:55. P. hi. 0:00.
new vornt run spurt-t uonwstn
A. "#13:”, cm. on, our,
um. um, 9:1“. 10:02:, 10:05,
mm rim, .
r. “wilt”. ms, 2:011. 2:511, our,
mac me. 1:10. 1:401. 0:10; 11:00:
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‘ rwvh'lm 1-». ran.
n‘d‘u. " ' '
modicumrbvslr
"REAL ESTATE is the foundation of I,
Never won this more appreciated on :L r
the wisdom of judicious investment in ;
Look over tins» lute trait-fictions in ‘
Now York finally and you will see that -
from Wall street lo‘l'tenl Estate lnveat- ' ‘
4:033, it”. 1:32. mm. 5:08, misc,
3
L.- It “in it“ ‘ms. Ital.
L _ cl? ?
props siting lasindss-
'3'“!
7 ’0 m
ms tbs mtg nullity.
dssdru .
Phone 18 641.2;
; Your phone planes our store right. gt
‘1 ouu‘eibow, ready to serve you iii any
a line. When drugs tire vanish ball up
til-+2. Wc'wlll pr ptly deliver whpt
you need- This wil save you a lot or
steps. and may be ointment value in
an emergency. and will iunure getting
the best drug store Hoods ut the most
. moderate prices.
‘ rue rumor: ruAnuAcrp
Mrs. James L. Hoyt, of Cave avenue,
irillmtlnucc to improve from her severe
near; ,
. .
John Bertram, who in a clerk at the
South Norvmik poatqflice, is ill at his
home in Warren street.
W
iiemiun Krinlren and son Fred, of
Second street, have returned from a
visit in New York city.
Miss May llrnuiitOn. of Weston. in
the silent this wcek oi Miss Alice
Reynaldo. of Fort street. A
The Ladicu' Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist church is in session
this afternoon, at the church.
'l‘wO children of Dr. and Mr». F. 8.
Crosby. of Winfield etrect, who have
been ill, are new convalescent.
The Mllitlcii Clara and Blather John-
son, of No. 9. New utrcvi, were Satur-
day and Sunday cousin in Georgetown.
W
,r
Tile lilat'lli’l'ii oi the Advent Chrien
tiun church. mot lust. night with Mr.
and Mr». Frank Dchulry, in Myrtle
avenue.
Miss Effie Bartlet, granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Patrick, of the
Worthington atrcet Drudge, is recover-
ing from the grip.
The Epworth Murine entertainment
uchcdulcd for tonight or the home oi
.lnmeu lianford, will be postponed un-
til further notice. .‘
Horace A. Saunders. of Second
street; in recovering‘ _from on u-
npleasant attack of the grip, and is
ubieto be out again. V
5.,wlll met-t with
uCovo avenue, to-
tal! day's session.
St. .iumes' Ciro
Mrs. Henry Tfll'
morrow, holdings?
. All members are u at! to attend.
llirum illrpndngc, of Warren street,
who has been in poor health for sover-
ul weeks, following his fall on the Ice
a: 'il‘rlnity Jolie, is again improving
n on y.
D
William Dennieon and James Denni-
aon expect to Open their new market
in First street tomorrow; Electric
lights were Installed in tile place yes-
terday. ’
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Edit Arcnue Methodist.
church‘lln wheduled to meet this even-
ing with Miss Sadie Randall, in ‘80s-
vlew avenue. 0 .
A delegation of‘the members of the
East Norwulk Advent church has plan-
ned to go to Bridgeport this evening
and sliced the revival services of the
church in that city.
Miss Minnie Baum, a furore; gent
Nor-walk is was man e on-
day nigflrf‘Youhzrs. New York, to
Albert Donne. w’l‘llocercmony was per-
formed nt 8t. Hurts church.
Charles 0.79“! and Frank 13s! are
in pitrtnershi’ ii the new oyster strip-
luck which tit. comer is building st
the foot ohm shot. The weather
has interfered with Will)!“ today.
w L l
Mrs. Eliza J. Vail, mother of Mrs.
George Hemingway, of Eur. Washing-L
ton street, does not Mme vdl'y first.
Mrs. Vpil fell a short time apowbcn
stricken with paralysis sud injured
herself severely. ‘
1“.“— ‘
Not a word is now heard of the pro-
pound new launch club. Questions con—
cerning it bring the reply that there
is "nothing doing" Just nova, it is
expected that spring will bring new
ing. last night, fit the club quarters,
in Cove street. The boys of late bsve
been-"very busii engaged in fitting up
the home of t sir ‘orgsnisniion and
now have a very comfortable place.
W
The ice on handsli's mill pond looks
an if s cyclone bud struck it. so wnvy
is it, sud covered with articles either
thrown or left on the ice, including a
in n satisfactory condition for listing.
Thin evening's social of the [lust
Avenue Methodist Church is to
hold at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James ti. Hsnfofli. st to Winfield
utilise. '
W .
Bridge
your»!
ship in bone lsipnd to
mm usuallylpovs on
“sinful.“mmmths
W
be
, l'ssch putt,
life into it if there isn't anothsr pubic.
The Dory Club held a business moot;
chill!” in ‘
yes I ,.~ “ Ln
mess ote‘vls. Thrills were helium
, in such quick thus that they wars also
enabled to die n considerable quantity
of‘lnng cluniu.
The at... stores and Other semi-pub-
. iic' pieces were very
" ruler this
morals on account and: the rsgiuvr
snow s my. linen holiness in my
msnufnctorien also contributes to the
noose df "hug lug the stove" being a
favorite divers on these days. i
6 hit scrip of predictiOns were made
around lanai Nomsilt ltllll morning
that the snow'htnrm would result in a
pointed out that the government wen-
th‘er forecast declared that n herd
storm was on the way here from the
west.
.4
Clarence Jackson has returned to
East Norwuilt. having received word
that there wait a position for him at
the Crofut and Knapp hat factory in
South Norwnlk. He went to Newtrlt
last week when Louis Behoonover mow
ed them to mice a position under Mr.
Bchoonovcr.
‘ l W . '
With it combination of. poor power
-. and slippery ram. the Dorlon Point
. cpr bud a hard time of it this morning,
As the name conditions obtained else-
where along the street our line, the
_ ‘ Dorlon Point car was not the cause of
any delay at the Junction of Besview
avenue and East Washington street.
The Oliagawalin Juniors, one of the
recently “termed East oNrwallr clubs,
intend» to so in for athletic: as soon
on the treason opens. A baseball team
in sirendy planned. There are several
excellent recruits for a. team in the
club. ‘The club has taken matters
irony of late. but‘ will probably break
Out with a hopper or two shortly.
When the ground wss opened up in
front of the residence oi John E. O'Bul-
ilvan, in First street, it was found to
be frozen down to the water pipe.
causing the letter also to freeze. The
Job of thawing out is a. long one and
to gourd against further trouble Mr.
O'Sullivsn'has arranged to have the
water pipe not lower in the ground.
A. B. Hull, too, and Frank Sherwood.
80, are to play tonight in one of: the
games of the Mayflower pool tourna-
ment. The winner oi thin game will
play Hurry Waterbury, 100. for the
first one altered by the compsny."i‘he
ownership of the second one is to be
decided tonight in a game between
Fred Loveloy, so, and David Nash-90.
*4...
‘ A imp your Joke came out on a
trolley car ycstnsrduy morning. A
.ydung man got into a crowded car.
and turning to n young lady he knew
and who was sitting down, exclaimed.
"This is ieup your and you should give
me a neat." Without further min, and
though be protested, she made him
take her seat. until both were ready to
leave "the cur.
The doleful tones of the light house
fog horns Were a familiar sound all
along the water front this mornlnil-
Oysterrnen and boatmen were able to
tilstingnlsb from whence these warn-
ings proceed. For instance the long
heavy blasts wnft their way over from
Eaton's Neck. the double blast comes
up from the Green's i'toef light house,
and the frequent blast from the fog
horn device at the new Peck's Ledge
light house.
when... .
The L. S. Club met with Mr. and
Mrs. William Plait, at. their home in
Winfield street. last evening. The
event was mode the more pleasant by
the fact that it was the third anniver-
snry of the birth of Mr. and Mrs.
l’latt's eon. Earle. The gueutn pre-
sented Master Earle with a handsome
garnet ring. During the evening mu~
nic wsn rendered by Mrs. Charles Plutt
and iliinm Lefferwn. At 10:30 at
temp lng supper was served.
Izornce ‘A. Saunderu' sloop. "ivy
Point," had a hard time (if lt lurtt Sat-
urday while she who moared in "Wil-
son's Cove, partway between the
Point and the Nor-walk Yacht. Club.
The boat pitched and tossed so badly
tbntt some one ashore told Mr. Benn-
ders that sometimes it was possible to
see her heel. The forward hutch be-
came opened up and the boat filled
with water. Mr. Saunders now has his
host safe] moored back of Peach 1»
land. it she broken her mooring at
Wilsort's' Cove, she would have been
wrecked on the rocks in short order.
A meeting was held ‘last night be-
tween the committees of the Mayflow-
ifoolr sud ladder Compny and the
Old Well Hook and ladder Company.
of South Nomadic, to srrange for the
pool tournament. Last night's meet-
ing was held at the Mayflower quar-
ters, and another session will be held
Friday night st the Old Well quarters
to decide on the due for the opening
of the tournament. Last night it was
decided that the tournament should
waist of sixteen games with eight
men and‘oub mm. Each contest will
bstor 100 points.
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George it. You Alstyns, of the Cres-
°°"‘ “Wall: ‘ {limit ‘2
mum t fol y I
mmhpgr . horse, but rbports that.
pound for pound in guld‘wss wsntod,
suit that tbs price there wss svsli higliv
or than in Norwsllr. Hr. Von Aisyne s
trip was the result. of dsstb m
tardsy morning of "Gindsr," a horse
ended by lather I. Wrilllt. but which“
number of tin csns. The ice is hardly u p L
| in his duty Whoa: owned
lily Nr. Wright for um. i.
' s new .
b0 lunch to do with his
street. A pleasant evening is promisv . mm,” m
ed ovsryimdy who attends, by the Mr W mm
1 bsvs s
fi’arry Itrndlsy. manager or tits gm"
Wilmer. bun n linfidsmlili mg m
will“)? ‘0‘. Willi.“ h Will m u m“ y "
W. I". m,
it bunting 5'3:
Mr. Vsn Ilium had been using,
s of his dsiiv r alum tits
on t winter."z(3im' w fut
‘4 1
cl thstnld M II
m
M
m
menus.
Wuhan, suntbsr
Wis m
blizzard. To substantiste this it was»
It“. I
W4.
* wiser u'il'mu, nil
fimndri.‘ When lilo
peas down thvr also wll »
time lostdlng oysters on u L M
other vessels. Osptsiu Royal Docks!
lives in bin home is (love sveuus wblls
the Commander is in port here.
newsman. ‘
s trip to New York. yesterday.
W { .
Zuni-diner: bombard. the ms:- oi
as nsivs foperty at WilsouLPclnt, is
«Hourly l l. in. ‘
i
avenue has: returned to her home after
ll! visit with relatives in Brooklyn, N
A handsome new coach arrived at
the Rowsyton railroad station, revive;
Heights.
Library entertainment tonight at
Hose ileum. w. C. Perry in son
and stories, music by‘Messrs. Albrou t.
sud Griswold. indian fluntreas' Drill
by eight young ladies.
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The remains. of Mics Jessie G.
bender, of south Norwalk; were
brought here yesterday afternoon for
interment inUnlon Cemetery. Ronny-
ton avenue. Miss Lowndes was a for-
mer resident of this“, village and L,“
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lunatics.
Two boys named Webb and Rafaele
fell into the water of McFarland a
Picker-inn ice pond. at Brookside.
Monday afternoon, sun received a good
thin ice which had formed over the
part of the pond on which cutting up-
crntione were recently stopped.
accident Monday, while scudding over
(loci: of Captain W. 1. Stevens and the
former Hurry Pepper dock. is doinc
as well as can be expected. liis law!
was badly cut by cabinet with the ice
and four teeth wers knocked out.
When the big storm wermltlng
matters interesting, Saturday. Richard
Rocket: had his oyster boat. Emms.
and Hans auger his Addie Morton in
Wilson's Cove. A very high sea wail
running there. sud fearing dsnge us;
results to their ‘c‘raft. they faced he
storm and run into Rcwnyton harbor,
out of harm's way.
osnmN AND nono'rON. L
Richard: Menard is seriously ill st
his borne in Noroton. Mr, Monard’s
condition hss been extremly critical;
for some time. in fsct. _ Z
Elmer Lounsbury of Myrtle avenue.
entertained a company of friends last
evening at n whllt party. The event
was u very enjoyable one. Several
prizes were awarded and refreshments
Were served. L
Charlec ‘G. Waterbury is steadily re;
cdveriug from the affection of his eyes
which made it ditticult for him to lung.
distances. Mr. Waterbury believes it
can now see about» well Is befor
the malady sttackedhlm. ‘ He will
obliged to Wear different glasses th
formerly, however.
George Knapp, the carriage painter,
and Frank lessen. who was formerly
n professional, it in avid, are to wresr
tie for the sum of $25 On Monday aid
tur‘noon, March 2d. The hunt in to oc-
cur at 3 o'clock at the blacksmith shop
of Louis 8. Sienna. Lassen is consid-
erably lighted than Knapp.
in connectioh with the bean runner
which the Ludiea' Aid Society, of the
Barton Congregational Church, is to
have Washington's birthday night at
the Dnrien To Hall, a iauglrahlw
force in to be gi . This will be en
titled The Mouse Trap and will be on
tier the direction of S. H. M‘cCrea.
The young indies who are to give 9
Leap Your dance Frlduy evening at thil
Dnrlcn town hell have hindc‘ rldhoratta
preparations for the event and it prom?
ices to be a most nucccssful One. 8mm}
time ago the buried" young men govt;
a. dance to the young ladies and Fri;
any night's function will be a return}
compliment. , ‘ ,
A. J. Nash. M. .1. Houlihnn dud?“-
MeGlnness attended the Order of hell;
way Telegraphers' dinner ia’v‘t nightu‘ 9
the Oreneco Hotel in Church street,
New Haven. The event. was in bonml
of the recently passed eight new bit ;
and all of the legioiatorswhn vote;
for it were invited. An invitation 'wnr:
also extended to Governor'Woodrnff. '
Honor Prouecuting Agent Willlatl‘
0. Clark. of South Norwallt, was in
Stamford. Monday, and made known
lilo intention of invtltuting proceed"
lugs against John W. Purdue, proprieu:
tor of the Columbia House. in Defiant
looking to n revocation of his liquor:
license. Mr. Clark has Prepared pea,
pen» in the case, sud the petition will
be filed with the County Commission.
on. They cite previous violatisns oi
the liquor laws by Purdue sud silegsL
that he obtained his present license in;
mlhfevmntlflml and fund. Parties
came to Dorian from Andovsr. Conn,
where he was in trouble with the g:
lice. it is chimed. Accordin to . L
pspsrs prepared by Mr. Ols I. court
room-do show that Pardon was con
victor! before s nstics of the poses ir-
Andcvcr. Feb. , 190 . for W t
piscs where intoxics ng may ‘wsn-
reputed to be kept for withou'L
having s licenss. Then is snothsr sl
nation that on April 4. 1m. m
was convicted in Andovsr for 4k
in, luminous i ours with intent L
sellhsrswitbout mu. L'l‘hspspsn
W ‘ ‘
Miss Gertrude Dibble. of ftowsyton‘
ducking. They were skating on the the
George Moore, who hid s painful ‘
the ice in the harbor, between the W
Stallion Amt William A. new tacit mm
day, for Chsrles Klein, of Prospect huh which
vi
rest which! it . but whilsidl
drawn "in .. ..
worse use,
was :3 perverts thst‘ thv‘fgnol‘ss‘ L
fsctory almost drove me out. of
nd. i
”I finally was softball" i lost
sight cf food. I WfflY‘:W
ed body needed nourishmcnh‘bnt
m i to get it? L.
507 how their! dlflemt film
was told Mind. 7 Thou um i I
my money‘freeiy for different
mung, %mmdfel§f' wihw'f'L .7
A .L c Ls . yspepss shim
‘Ploistsdis drug store 1 hpd v \r
little fsittr and treat was mysurprln
when l began to improve almost from
antidose. I have now "
on?» being?» oft thlsus‘piddiiid
I“! W“. 8910:1131.” at
the outbound swellihg'h'sjvd I‘ll ' ‘
Jon sets. by «Ill drnrrslstl
, ,
m L
‘ The Vigliant mpqucouxm
voted to solicit funds form it L
of a steamer. ityniso proposes, to
d fair after Lent. L, , ~
t On the afternoon of Wilmington
birthday the pupils at theirs-t
tuck school will giveLLsn cute L
to raise funds to trauma
house ground». .. f y
" Two/boys; Willis it. lotion on, m, t
Bergman, bad a very 1.117me
from drowning a few dm.m.~m ‘
were skating on Nash's mill Md. ~
ice wow-too thin. ‘snd they. fell inter
wen water. Both were ,Lflufliy reit-
used. i ‘
George Couch and- “and! Con! f,
rave been brought More Justice MW
tan in neglecting to world: Which!!-
dren 1.0 scbmi as thelnwatsnillus.
The irusnt oflieerir are lmuin'sth
liter'the“ violated; or the lawn ’, L
the men pleaded unearned-thallium
love them until the druid! ' ‘1
love their children in school
it it turmoil that it'wlli‘
tsnoo togrrqpoo to build";
for the‘Stdte’ siren (brim,
week it ‘ll-d‘lltr out (of
% tox‘pdliu over it. I'Th
. mpahy‘le , L'lvlllifl:r to ,cdntl'lbii
of the expo-nacho. the select
i should give more. L The
nun Womb-do Of‘th‘c cost.
coating was held aluminium:
he matter into conuiderntion.
The play 'of «We ‘Villdpo
iron in the Cpngrezalidndt;
net week, drew n throng, Gillie
he house. The noting we:
ontumes excelled L. nudftli ‘
hat could bowler-d. 'i‘liigr 1!.”
juncture taken by vellum“ ‘ L
lieu. ' Those” in charge of flip? U
alnmmt were Frederick. L unveil,
leorge Helefiflnrry 0.x MW '
ldwant id. Thomas, Willinlhaimi ‘
ilud Charla Fable.“ L,
Amos Sharpie; recentlycut’
vital in iiitrriubui‘g, u.,
a friend t‘o‘g’et‘wor ”w
alter at. the Hiinfy irwi
l0. » in is few days he wit
vha the inwnLst'v’i_ e
eve] llmiorgbiilodusfi; ‘ H
loch whiskey as he whirled
tarted? tor the'l’rivln‘ pipes!
333' gave out and hp irild’
now drift. "There he ,remd
ninth; and When found ,
3gp wereéfron’én ill ‘ out
Inlh‘ps bpéndcst crib
_:orwpllr, and may have, _
.utntion if given hill lilo .939,”
_ , .,
Elsie sud Edna Bennett spent Slu-
‘sy in Danbury.‘ . . L " ‘ L
John l'crrls spent Sunday with h
iii-cuts. in New Haven- ‘
Charles Caldwell has been) tilt.
icir list for the our unit. _ ‘ ‘ I; ‘
Maw. A. Willisnts wu themf _
1 ms. Joseph J. Abbott, of W
5st Frldsn . l i '
Mrs. hysshe and three
townyton. are the guests of L
in. Hudson. L . 1
r.‘ sud Mrs. William Al ‘ .’ y
'gnon, were the masts «If?»
is sort. last wscir. L ,
Al». O. A. I'orbush in L .L
m lulu“. m. m ' ‘
.ttsnd his makers from
lit-routine mus
heir mum It the ' L.
up! nose to their hosts in
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