Target IProtItico tit Amt-loan Iot-
tlhII iiiI Wa'o scoitont.
SAN DiliXiO Cal. April 7.—-'l‘ho na-
' val coiiier Ajax arrived off this port
, yesterday, bringing mill and passen-
gers from the Atlantic boat at Magdal-
ena Bay. Among the paaI'IngOra were
Lieutenant Commander (1H. Brad-
shaw and Lieutenant R. l). White.
who were sent front Washington to
witncas the target practice of the six-
tt-th ltnttlcttlllpit, Lieutenant White
6"
It?
Villas
to laugh and grow fat.
But fat comes first;
don’t ask a scrawny
boy laugh; why 1111111 111111 while he was not at 111111111
"me11.: "nil. h plfifu l to givt- out any of thc scores made, it
Falcone- fit“. 1 could be atatt-d that some recorda'bad
liven broken,
"The most significant feature of the
work." said Lieutenant White, “lsthat
therc is act a tingle abip in tho iicot
I whch had not broken her former roc-
orda by a good margin. There an a
8mm Emaion : “""d "tony l’e'lflliivfl anti handicaps to
minnow be fat Ila the
lltl considered in making the final
1 food. scores, Iand i could not. tcil even if i
' were 11! owed to what ships will head
“talk! I“ 0 It first. tho tioet. in hits per gun per minute:
The Max returns to Magdalena Buy
M Mi lilo. and ".00.
. today.
~Sootbes itciting skin. Heals cuts
or burns without a scar. Cures plielt
cczoma, salt rheum, any itching
IlJoan' I Ointment. Your druggist soils
'm'TSpring Opening.
WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE "guattc THAT OUR STOCK OF
Cloaks, Suits, Skirts and
Waists
Is READY FOR INSPECTION
Call and 1-xatutnc our “11111111. The styles are the latcat and thc prices
me tin» lowcat.
The sermons that do 11111111 11fi'11ct1111
work in this world are tltoao on two
legs. , ,
' 1908.
L. GOLDEN,
I68 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
J. W__ DODGE,
22 Washington Street. South Norwaik. W
DOUBLE STAMPS FOR SATURDAY.
lndian Motor Cycles
THOSE WHO ARE THINKING“ 0F GETTING A MOTOR CY-
CLE GET IN YOUR SPECIFICATIONS.
Single Cylinder, 253 ll, ll. . $200
Single Cylinder, 3%; ll. l'. ,. . ............
Twin (iyllndcr. r. ll.i'. ........ ............... . 8250
Single Cylinder, i ll. 1’. ............. .. . . $300
'l‘win Cylintlcr, 7 ii. i‘. ......... ....... $360
Also Second Hand lntllnn. in good niutpo . ”0
Socond liand Thomas, in 111ml shunt: “5
" SOLE AGENT OF TOWN OF NORWALK.
1.. M. WRIGHT
'JOITH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NONWALK.
THAT'S
ALL.
NONE
III'I’I'I‘ER.
OAL
TRY A TON
HARRIS 81 GANS CO.
TILIPHONI 4.01 CI WATII IT.
THE HATCH 81 BAILEY 00..
IOUTH NOIIWALK. GONN.
Lumberand Mill Work for Everything
' from a Pig-gory to a. Palace.
MiLL. toot of Marshall strut. fol. i“.
LUMBII VA Water Itroot. roi. “-1.
The use longhorn of Hardwood Floorias. nuts or partly covered with
man. 111 t-upitiiy lanroaolnr
'i‘i111 mounts are: it with finally in tho nonhuman-1111 of I room.
anti. it in 11st to clan and keep clean. 8111. it is much chospor la the
long run llItqu tho old method of common flooring 111111111111 wits 1111111111.
WI alsrgs and verbal Itottlt of Educ flraiu \‘oiiow Pins. Quariorod
Oak and biopic Flooring on hand. "A hint to tho wine is sunlcioat."
OPEOIALTY.
LINCOLN ROOM“ A liturior brand of road! ins“. 111110.111."
tinnitus Wormtod for sight yourl'wuur without mom or sin-111111. or
any 1111111 it to sin I good substitute for nllcloth as I ilocr com-11111
HOT srurr'.
lton Goal
phatsgstltlsat
TheRHcrabfiIelddtSonCos,
I‘ll-I1 .0- “WA!!! .1.
11.. you 11“.... at a
INOLAND TO BUY BATTLIIHIPI.
LONDON. April 7.—-—intcrest
been arouaod in naval circles by tho
.rcport that tho British Admiralty is
considering the purchase of the two
big battleships now being built in this
country for Brazil. it is pointed ‘out
that Brazil has no need for sttclt pot”-
1-rfui ships. It is certain that Great
Britain will buy these vessels should
this be the only way of preventing
their falling into the hands of another
European power.
RIO JANEIRO, April 7,—lnforma-
today lcadtt to the belief that its! ls
ready to sail to Argentine for 20,-
000,000 the three battleships Regina
lib-1111. Napoii and Romano. Argentine
is thought to be contemplating this
increase in her navy to counter bal
:1nc1» the projects of Brazil to augment
her strength at sea
Mtnc. I’cnna, wife of the president
of Brazil. will christcn by proxy the
Minus Games, the big batik-ship
which has been built for Brazil at
iaunchcd April 21. She is to be reprvv
wanted at the launching by Dr. Regitt
dc ()livclra. the Brazilian minister to
Great Britain.
p..—
MAGTER HOROEOHOER'S ASSOCI-
‘ ATION
NORWICH, April 7.-Abont at-vcniy-
i‘ch 1111-111ht-r11 wow in attendance to-
day at the annual atato convention of
tho Maatcr Horscahocra' Association
of Conttt-ctlcut. and the reception to
the 1111111111111 of the National organiza-
tion, in l’ylhian Hall in this city, to
tiny. Prcaidcut M. B. Ring, of the lo-
cal nasoclntloit, was the presiding om-
t~cr, and tho nddrceu or wt-lcome wan
ilt'lth‘l‘i'd by Mayor Charles P. Tlntyer.
of St. Louis, the htt-
tlonul pr1-ai1i11nt: C. .l. hlctlulncas, of
Brooklyn, national accrt‘tnry; W. J
King, of Hartford, clinic prcnltlcnl. t‘lntl
Mil11e Mcl’urtiand, of llrmtklyn, pretti-
dent of the New York association.
ward Ilutlt-r, .lr,,,
MURDER SUSPECT RELEASED.
Alll.l.\'(l'i‘0.\', 11111411., April '1'.-Iifl’t
Stunllct. of itoaton. who 11.11111 detained
in custody by the policy in connection
with the investigation of the death of
Annie Mullins. at Arlington, on the
night of March 27. won rt-icusctl to:
day. Smullcy proved to the police
ofllciula that be was in no way con-
nected with the dcath of the woman.
John Sullivan, of New ilcdford, who
was hold to corroborate the statements
of Sntullcy. was release-ti today.
wt: poi-norst’sn _-_.
ron COMPLIMENTS.
but w.- know that our store our goods.
and our business methods get. thcir
full nitsrc of praise among the public.
W1 1111a aucccss only by deserving it
W1 1111er everybody with the object of
bringing thorn back again to the store,
11111l.tin1iins goods and prices right.
iii: -1 niw11,111 come. We receive ntany
thtItIunllntt-nia, but never "It" for
l 11m
The A. .l. Aagcvine
81 Son 00.,
134-1311 Washington Street
0. LET. JOHN,
COUTH NORWAI-K.
DIALII 0'
New and Second-had Engines.
liuy tho "Ritual. " "Scrlppa," 4 cycle;
l‘1r1'u and Gray. 2 cycle outfits for.
hard work Satisfaction launches
a 11pcciuity. Cabin cruiser», speed
hull. of lino dosiln in from or lin-
iIbmi boat. Propellers Bronso Shaft-
intt, Manattlos. ltwryihing in the
Marina line. latt us ilguro on your
Joauirouwuts. Drop a postal for Will
Catalog.
. 115
""
'rtts now 7
41 Hotel Victoria. "
ON! tMiNil'f'l FROM DIPO'I'.
lilac" "no".
gsaoolol hall's. III
and“ liootrio Lights throughout. ly-
oryroowt
NAT IIAIONAM
inaao
boss A Call
.erW
rattan steamy.“
om... ‘ldiOIA. 111.11". 111..
m, roall tut-«.111 noes-rotor
IIIIndium will roooiro cars“!
1111.. 29w».
has 1
tion ohtnint-d from an oiliciai source .
Ncwcttaticon-Tyne anti which is to be ‘
Tho appaltors of the day included bid- .
Pl “Ir-moot. ossification.
Tat-11111111 Alawlrlsd- .
No matter what 11.111 ”mitigation is
intended to do, it cannot do it anion
it is rightly prepared front'dr'ugs of
known strength and‘pur‘ity. There is
no use taking chances"; you can be
sure by bringing it here. Th1: tttcdlciuc
and price will be right.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY,
2'05 wssltmo‘ron 111111111;
111., ciitt. Iii-Ls.
All Onion Doiivorod has of Cho'rgs.
1111+» Waterbury aid family have
moved from Osborn avenue to 19 Cove
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto lJndstrom, of 0s-
boyn avenue, visited in Branlord, Mrs
i.ih1i11trom'a homo, yesterday.
Edward Morrison, of Hanford Place,
has a new position at the ”hefty Mun-
ufhcturing company, in East avenue.
Mrs. P. (.‘1 Alb-n. of Stcpncy, has
returned home uttc r a viait with her
ann,l1‘r1dcr1cit 1111-11101; of Second are-
one,
Mr, and Mrs, James llnrria, of 2M
W.111l1iut:ton "rm-1.1m tho East Side
arc both down with the grip, at their
hontc.
A powr-rful new cit-ctric light has
bccn placed in front of Johnson and
Dennlaon's moat market. in First
strcct.
Edward E. florhnm launched nhand
some new wagon yesterday. The ye
hitte- has a cream colored body with
gilt lettering
The Advent Church Bible School
will meet at the church thls‘cvenlng.
when the pastor. liar. [1. F. Reynolds,
will be in charge.
The annual mt'clln of tho Phila-
thoa Chm will bc had Friday night
Ollccrs for the chatting ytar will be
elected at that timc
John finrham, of Winncld street. and
John Rafter, of Bust nvchuc. have so
curt-1i positions at 1111. Liberty Mann-
facluriag Company plant in East are-
one.
The monthly business meeting of
Mayflower Hook and I’Mdor Company.
of East Norwalk,wiil be held next
Monday night. at tho truck house in
Van Zandt start;
A certain organisation of lolly mod
follows in M Nor‘wallt arc to how
I clam chowder suppor.shortly,1m it
is stated in the horn which one of thc
memhcrs in having built
Tht- numbers of the Young hicn'l
Austiciation Ire ket‘plfta busy than»
nights practising for tho 1~xhibilifin tho
iattor part of thc month A drill watt
hcld last night in tho gym.
A monthly business shooting of the
Rpwortb Magoo, of the ”not Avenue
Methodist Church, "I hold last enn-
lng at the church. only routine that-
lors came up for discussion.
_I“
There will be no toasting of tho Win
Ono Circle this «dang at tho Mt
Avcnua Netbodiat Church. The data
of the resumption of those meetings
has not yet boon announced.
”
Mrs. Wllllant H. Barnum. of Dan-
bnry, daughter of Air. and am, hi. I.
Partrick. of the Washington strut
bridge, has now fully rocnvuroy front 11
recast savers attack of iIVcr troublc.
” ,
A" Mum locating or the
ice was held last
night‘s: in Van zonal
aim m". “0 first meeting It
which tho now I'd"! hav11 presided.
Edward II. Gorhsl'n's‘fotct- slartod
yesterday to re int tin» catorlor of
William C. Intll 'I Iumhicr resilience
at belie island. 'l‘lto interior of tho
house was recently finished by tho
painters.
m
The vacating of Old W111i Hook and
lattitlcr Cotnpnny. at Which tho data
of tho suppos- lor the Mayhowurs of
11111111 Norwalk as a recall of the roccnt
111ml tournament will hit :iucitlod. will
"lu- bold 1111111 Monday night.
Miss innate Wood and tibia Carrie
Wood 11! ”(lb lil'm. l9". town “Ill
morning for New York city, when”
tiwy inland to view tits big autctnobiio
narodo. and will also attend . p.11."
romance at tlto Hippodrome.
A motor cynic was burned in tho
M11 at tho loath Norwailt frogitt yttrtis
Sunday night. and the frlsnda of
.launm Johnson declare that this was
thc 1111i! some machlaa that they hsvo
lman inputting ho wan to ride.
.l. niurgaa Randall. of loavh-w Ivor
mic. tail town this mornin for a low
duyu Mr Randall stated. fora loav-
lns that time have boon no dsvolop-
meats recently in tho proposed new
launch club to tat locatotl probably. it
dist 'l'lnll bridge.
The building of the new Myrlle ave
nus sewer was started yesterday by
Cowan and Company's men. All of
the sewer work to be done in East
Norwallr this spring and saloon-r has
not yet bcen‘lally decided upwi.
Attorney John J, Walsh expects the
arrival in about a wet-1k of the twenty
horse power gasolene motor for his
converted caiboat Beulah. Tho latter
is now a handsome motor boat with a
c3bia over all. She will 1111011 be paint
If .
Charley ii. Aiathorpc who recently
purelinled 1111'. building in Séavhvw ave-
nue. formerly occupied by tho Vacuum
Varnish ComIp ny, has started the
111111111111 ofpa ‘lctVn tanking there. His
brother. Albert F Aistborpe, is assist-
ins hiin.
Howard P‘urrington, the little First
street boy. who has ‘ ii in the Nor-
wsllt Hospital for aevcrai weeks, will
be brought bulk in a few days. At
first ht' had pneumonia. and then no-
’ derwont an opcralion for trouble in
his side.
.._.._..s..._..
A party composed of Richard
Sweeney. Thomas Casey, George 0009-
' er and George Humid set out this
morning in a launch from the Wash-
ington Itrcct brld c on a flounder liab-
ing expedition in t e vicinity of Cocka-
uoe inland.
Captain and Mrs. Carl A.‘ Andernon'.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coleman and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Voorhecr. expect to
witness a production at the Hippo
drome. Captain Anderson went down
to New York this morning, and is to
get the tickets.
There was a report Sunday night
that Mayflower Hook and ladderi
Company had been called nil far as
alliance at the South Norwoik freight
yard lire. Such, however was not the
case. The May flowcrn Iiill’t- 1.11m foot
of bone which they can use in cast.» of
trouble.
The proposed eniarccmcnt of the
Advent Chritltinn Church in v.11.
Znntlt r-trtmt. In to at art just as soon 113
the wwtlnr will ptl'lllll 1hr- work to
go on and still contintw tl11- mtrvlccn
at the church. 'l'hc pltedsta for tho
work ars- Vcry cntmtraglng, though
more monty i111 d11alrcd.Aftcr $700 is
Icicurt-d tltc xctnalntler will be borrow-
c1
- _. - ...'..
Agent R. [11. D1Witt resides in Ed-
llc avenue and witch the tire broke
out Sunday night at the South Nor.
walk frtitbt yards. mm which he has 1
charge. by was at homo tic rt coivcd
‘ double notification. One man watt
t his back door and another at. the
trout. Whtn Sir. DeWilt looked out
nd saw tho slaw. hc thought at first
that oouut.m1 was holding a lantern
before thc window, ,
.‘ilnny Fast Norwaik pcopio who pur-
chasm] ”1icctric"lamp wicks last
Wt't‘ll. arc path-ally waiting a return
visit front thc agent. lie was a slick
proposition and they would like to
have another look 'at him in 10rd or to
also up last the mannor of man it
was who could talk such nice twice:
out of them for lump wicks. it is said
that the lowest price ho received 'for a
trick was twenty- five cents“1'lte high-
cot price recanted was for one bunch
of i;ntps that be titled out and citnrg
ed .
Mr. and Mrs. Wliiam Rose, of (‘ttvc
svonuc wcrc tcr much surpriard
Saturday night w on about thirty or
their friends broke Into the-ir hontc at
about 8 o'clock. A plcaaant evening
was spent in dnncingp and tnuslc until
about told ight when rcfreshmcnt‘;
were Ierv hlr. and Mr: Rose were
presented with I 11111111111111. silver fruit.
dish, Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Chariots E. leach, hlr. and Mrs.
John Anderson, Mr, and Mrs. Potat-
iiustatttca, Mr. and hits. Martha". Mr.
and Mrs (icorgc Carlton, lira. Holmes
and the Misses Gertrude Mantle“, An
no Withntan.l.11nn and Emma Andor-
don, morocco Andorran, Saints Stshl.
do Johnson, Jessie Jacobson, tho
curs. John iarsint Albert Sund-
biow, Emil Swanson.” AlalOlscn.Thoo1
on" son. George Brlcaon. John
in Anderson, Clarence Eric-
Ictl, Arthur And '11. and Mr. Bohi-
than, of Morgctown.
'1 ROWAYTON.
—_
Contractor a. 1‘. 1111111- hss complai-
od an extensive contract of gradins.
etc. at the rcsidcncc of Mn. Elisabeth
Morrison, in Cudiipp street.
m.
01111 of the Hungarian partridgcs rc-
lnasetl by the State Canto Contami-
stun at Dunbury was eaten by a hawk
bufortt it had a chance to gel the lay
of tho land.
..' q.
lone launch in commission and she is
now at tilt! Not-walk lran works dock.
lbs has manipulated a drab color and
hIr1lIiy looks like the Isnto boat as for-
llli'l' If
Tim 1111 it at widening the highway
1'!» 111111111 orgi- nigh” {All
a cantor or
stand will its out," ,ysntl tho sidowttlk
its
ibo il'io “in. and
Mia wil
posted will provost
tho property.
that luv. frank C. Irown. tho
11111111111111 11111111111111 who stI nnI
ltosri oaths result of silogstl
"f
m
itiIII
tartan. and IlliIt II
wants is now "his
itoiiovotl to” its idottticsi with a young
17317?” 11.1. ”1W111l’117'l'1
nary l. 1m. iinlll Juno ”2
Mill" and to "ism ill mom»
Elma Hill has placed his turn Iaaoc ‘1
ngam mm}; tour...
mm iottm |Itvrit .133. do
“AW Wmt. In“ "who
Builds tip the 111111 1*"
111111,ka
' O
Cameos Malta. Thin Popplo Fat, or
Fr H. lottor Will Rum-n Money.
In Sammie are combined flesh giving
food clerucnts that soon producosa
steady and noticeable gain in dash.
Tn after, meals, Satanic minim
with (Ila food. and can it to I”, ll
aim ted so that the fat1producfpg alov
men 11 are retained in the li'stcli'l. and
you will soda got good fleIh, study
nerves and a healthy body‘. ‘
F. H. liaxtcr has seen such remark-
able results foilowin the use of 8s
mosc that he oils to pay ‘for, the
treatment if it does not stake thin
people plump and rosy.
You run no risk whatever in buying
Somme; it is a true flesh forming food
and is sold under the guarantee of one
of the most reputable business houses
in South Norwaik to refund the money
I: it does not give complete satisfac-
on.
ried on a real estate business. About
two weeks before the firm terminated
Kecgan who had been speculating at
length as to the nature of his coat-
panibn's other interests. asked him if
he was a clergyman. Kcegsn Iays he
replied affirmatively, adding as an af-
ter thought.-“but it's not very profita-
ble." Brown was accustomed to visit
the olicc every day, 1'111111uinlng there
while Reagan was outside looking up
real estate and rents.
DARIEN AND *NOROION.
E T. 11111.1,1111111111111111 has had all
his delivery wagons repainted.
Mrs. Wallace Road. of segwiclt ave-
nuc. who has been quite ill of malaria,
is improving.
lit-v. .l. B. Brown, chaplain of the
Soldiers-11' Home at Noroton, is out after
11 scvcrc illness.
Livcrymnn utirew Taylor has ex-
changed his automoblln tor a new 1908
Columbia with Stanu‘uz'd parties.
The king‘s End Landing bridge at
Noroton has been painted white, 0.
W. Fowler, of Noroton, had the con
tract.
Sat-oral New Yorkers who have
aumntcr residences in Darlcn have
men at work clearing up the grounds
about their place.
A chicken thicf broke it lock of! the
Nixon chicken chop in Norman. Sun-
day night. and stoic two of Mr. N.xt1n's
bantam hens and two rabbits.
Porter Emerson Browne, the author
who is at present residing in Dorian.
has an humorous story in the April
number of the liroadwav magazine, It
tcila of the antics oi a moth eaten
lion.
m t
For Ilit‘ last wcck’a popular diver- '
sioa’with the Daricnitcs has been
flounder fishing. Some big combos are
reported from along the water front
Last week two went fishing and re-
turned home with 200 pounds of floun-
dcrs.
Constable llanford Smith is fast rc-
covcring from lhc incoawnlcnt cx-'
pertcncc he had about ten days ago
when a tendon in his lcg nhappctlI
night calls for the open of
, .' A i U 1|! 1
week con eating his residence
he bridg house, and he 1. :
relied to get up and open 4, 1
thew be is called over he to ,
The brawn at the It ion. or.
iclti' y will have a wait pflclty
tf dutlpo in the future. in f, ".50
will be obliged to toad the trains, soil
tickets, watch the lamps and tend the
draw bridge. The new regime reduces.
the night force here by two men. AI
a consequence tht1 bridge will be left
without a watchman for the “if
flirt of the l ht which tug.
the number a sat trains pass ng-pvor'
the road in the darkness. seems he
subjecting the passengers to' the risk
0! accident for the stunt saving of tho
wages of one roan. With the MD"
tion of a short p .’thcro hag‘ sl-
wsys been a watchltt lttl'i' on the bridg-
dnrlng the night and his presence I!
trains.
4—...—
Attorney 1. Holden Huributt, of Nor-
can: has been 11113111111111 PM the-
tectmgit [Can'tpcr to agent] It}: action
broug by ooond ins George.
5. Jennings to collect 551'. bill's illicit
he has presented for work done hr
he and his men. The case has not
Diaced on the docket. it represents a
strange conglomeration of ntcnnlxed
and antagonistic lnteresth. ‘Jttll
Hurlbutt is attorney for Arnold 8c 11-
let in his action against Selectman
Jennings for damage to his fence, at
Compo Point Therefote in two close-
iy allied actions he is attorney for the
town and against it. Senator Stiles
ludson is attorncv for the town in
defending Sclcctman .lcnnings' suit to
enfore the action of the voters taken
in the town meeting. The towlf in
it who is employed against it, to de-
fcnd an action which itself has order-
ed It looks very much an if the town
would have some big legal bills to pay
for accomplishing something. Which-
ever faction in the board of selectmcn
wins thi‘ town will have to pay lheI
bills, and will gain no benefit will
evcr Besides all that there in t a
dangerous precedent of allowing
to cut out a section of "1‘" tIr'n from
all participation in the ‘rda monfl'.
and also to defy the will of the voters
in town meeting. There in a strum:
sentiment in town about this time that.
it is about time that this aenscleaa
controversy was ended before any fur-
ther damage in done 0) any more ex-
pcnao incurred to be paid for by tho
taxpaycrs The town of Westport be-
lieves that it does not need a Iiltlcnl
bone and the voters though
already demonstrated that'
want one. '
whey» up all}:
Mr and Mrs H. W. Sore have 1‘-
turned for a visit in DctnIrest, N. Y.
M
lra B. Woundy is wiring Mrs. 1'. M.
Fairtys house in EastI' avenue for
electricity.
air and Mrs C. W. llail attended
the Methodist conference in crook-
ly it. Friday.
..__....._ ,
Mrs. John Sheridan and family have
moved in Stamford where she has
ptnflam d a hourtc.
l:1V1 D, in Glctaon. S T. 1).. of
Stamford will pro-11111 in St Aloysius
(.‘21.huch this owning. '
.m—w—u-n
while he was runnIi as for a trollc‘y car
No is yct obliged u use a cane in gct'
sing about.
I“111k
purchased the Columbia i‘ci
week, will probably soil the ’I'ooitcr
Home. of which be ill also propriclot'. 1
should opportunity prom-at. air. Rink
has long ticslrcd to get pottaosvlou of
the Columbia 'llolcl.
it is Ilatctl that Allan
H...
The recent aniortalnmcnt 11ml duucc
given by the Doric-n Baacball Club
muted between I10 and hit, and will
be used toward defrsying lhc t-xpcnscl
of starting ho season. The team llliil
not yct f docidcd on grounds. 'l‘hc
manage as several lots in vicw. in
clutlln 9’ one on which llli-il 31.11"-
gantc are played. 1
Thus for the Dorian automobile 1111111
have not been out on the job. but it 11;
cnnndcntly expected that "111,1 u111iit
huay very shortiy'.osucciuli1in 111111
of the performancc of lilvt'iul 111111111
car drivers who intro bet-rt 11111111111
through tho town tor the past tow,
tiara. Ionic of than drivers have eti-
dcntiy forgotten that there in 11 I111 11d
limitation.
11¢ wsoLroaT.
Mrs. William Burntvtt is ill at hcr'
E'iomo in Riverside Ivonttu.tluuuai11clt.
Irving Allan. son of t‘upittla John
ion. is now 'd'evii in tho ones of
"In WIstportur- “Hamid
Para Stilton. the «apron aunt at
tho sinyt'itm passcti Sunny in Imit-
lyu ioakiag' up the modern srllolo is
table apt-ins.
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lilII Roth Cheney. at tho Now York
ubllo miracle. in visiting liar MOM
The 11111 department was noildod ca
Iatutda that tho
aco nationhood. ItI rWiaIlow
sIosnIt
some of mm its! “la
angle tho no and put Int
trout dsntsgo tot-ho
but lillion it Partly. at hot homo in Int “ gm suhutittos by
Uncois strut Mint-t liwood . and
with tho moi
ltatioa Agent it A. Combat and no at the all It
or,“ 1111111111 yin IIItooJM two a .
“mots Doaioi aghast.” Militias!" 1i . it. was
graduation in “in; East“ that townI Ian
O WCI' . t
ontpsny -—--— WWW only“. I 111
agll'mll'yggl
M111. Pita Buttery has sold sons
11 run of woodland la the Huckleberry
.ltilht tit-(lltm to James J Jarvis.
,\lttt Albcrt G. Smith. of Plnnoy'o
tor-1111111 is making an extort all will!
with lot daughtt-i'. in Klillnl Y1 Conn.
.i. Irving has toast-d tho residence
of Samuel K. Lockwood. corner Scullt
Main :.ud 0111; 11111111111. for a term at
'lllli't1 .vcars.
F. ii Sumntcrvillc. has moved
from tho Stevens place, in was
slrcol. to the liei‘orcst place. in the
name alri‘el.
1'11» 101.111.11- mootiag of the tin
:11111111 1 Cabin Chapter will militia"
111 tin- htmo: of sin. it. .i. Vancltor.
Naplo 111111111111 Wednesday. at it p as.
l7'1'latttd ltlunltots bard coalition
111 11:1i1 of ctttlooittg the "II.
-l.1~ 111w haul in Malta "animals
111» 111111 of 11111 11111.1.11111111111 place.
f’ltbt hulbiluv Will ho one of ll» lou-
mii ill Ii“? ll
i., 1', Monroe, tlr1. colored an out-
tns Sunday nftcrnoon. and appeared
in no in ncrluni health. Ito oath»
uptisltiit 111111 many pctiplema .l
and am pleased with his wo II
nudity and loud health.
.lomph V. Stillman was appoint“
moderator at the capsulai town new
tag. Saturday. in '1.’ pm Plans and
spooldootiaua w11r11 prosonlod to tho
muting for 1.111 pronouns now 'l'own
Hall. which it was estimated would
cost about "3.1009 At the outset it
1111111 evident that tint voters wart- not
at tho old Town Hall hitllil
ll“ lM'YS. ”1331'. iii"
tho 11111111111 now paid hylgo
flmmfl
1.1311,;
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I
3111111111” 11111111.“: , .
Alisa, who hash-on
ratio night watch
1 i8 M
dot
mm '
ufiiurli'oi’q“1t7wimi
trombinatiort of the board of Icelandic:4
outislloti with tho mm In
site lot- tho building. which iM'
regnrm as a protection to MMII‘I f
themfer employing a lawyer to defend ' ‘ ‘
no»;
Norwalk Chronicler