W
lrs. Issspitisslilssvss limb, -
mum littorbsuolss
Frost
‘ . Mrs. Josephl Reeves Harrison. a
W . fashionable rest t of Westport. and
r s
a. WP
lea In Brooklyn and home In West-
”Milton II It .Ossss, w a
. “instill omit”... u... m: understands
‘ , testified she had seen our heard noth-
J‘ii‘rfliulflhfl’ ‘fli lillDi’Oill' log for five years, Harrison. It luv
' "I 8M” Mrs. was too much of s sport to
sottlodcwn to life In Westport, nor
’ ~ ~ . ”it “I “il' tr "trout: it
“It! lIr lic a wow e or s w e an mas
thstin flgfim‘g. 313.303? m3: .125 live In the luxury to which his bride
lives his latest name g. Oscar cm.“ was accustomed. ‘ ,
cut-t. 0! Bruce street, Btratford. or The Harrisons ""8 "Wm“ “i
' ll , the, 11.73 g clever-robber, EMMY”, March A, 1900. They lived
. n Burke. s resident of Dariep, In the City of churches tor a few
with to South Norwslk yoltcrda ur- months. then removed to Westport.
. soc Informed Chief vol mar Harri-0n left Walloon In susust.
, on hymns follow came to his boogie 1901. Mrs. Harrison, fashionably
you a bicycle three ‘woelts ago, and gowned, testified that her husband
’ " fora chance to remain over could not 511000". It”. Mid thflt I!“
at «night. its was .ccommodgteq, as we was obliged to receive funds from her
’9 youth: told a hard luck story y; r father, In addition to her own in-
‘ Nit! 011i of‘worlr and funds. Thu come. ‘
‘11.!" night tho'sslso follow appeared 0801'“ 11- littoral. father of the De-
sonic. but this time be carried two tltloner, testified that Harrison wash
heavy dress suit cases; Mr. Burke 3W" and It samblins plan. He t8!"-
considered this looked suspiciouagnd lied that ho had contributed to his
he consequently decided to notify the Mariners support. and had siren our
' notice. cuter Vollmer detailed Ofllcors a house in Westpwt.
Smith and Tuthlll to make an luvestl , Pollcsman Given Doorsl.
gallon. fiM'see what was In the dress Patrolman William H. Taylor, of
W“ “WE-End. if deemed advisable. Bridgeport. was granted a divorce
u 9' Moors. Investigated and found a long since arrested for theft.
'i'hherc was gogdbtlrround for suspcl’cion. Th re are sixhehlld‘rgr, 0'31? 0'1 thrm I.
7 0 “It!" lit 8 name was mt married ,duug tor. rs. or or s a-
‘Dllly, of Spruce street. Stratford. in leged to have been unfaithful. The
”it suit cgsesdwcre found can dress suit has been pending for several
su . one u e n suit, our» gray such mouths. '
suit; and a (fulfht‘iozcn hwhile shirts McNamsrll Divot-cut.
rovers. lln ors rts. w Ito vests. and Rose Chanson McNamara. wile oi
slit-“tun... a“; on MW .. W...
silt clock black cbgny mgr-or wish “med "‘ “mm" (13“.? ,r"r"h"r':,:
shaving stand attachment. rubber sol "ed at the “one" ”a o ,c “in,“ it.
'etiluoak shoe bso bent ott b November 30th, 190i. Dissat s w h
dngos other Uni: and a in: em'mt')‘; the small earnings of her husband.
of uhifletphoto raphs. lushls pooh. Mt" ””31“" returned to h" om-
m... Br... ..
thgtalxtSzptgmpbzyiietlfrgthairc'ilwa: he pucltod his trunk while she was at
on a corset In New York clt work and loft. She had written him
‘ y‘ several times, she testified. but. ro-
Mr. Dally then tried to explain .
celved no rosponso. She has rosldtd
things. M" be told so many different continuously at the homo of her fath-
stories. contradicted himself so many .
cr. Edwin Chagnon. 132 Clinton are
times, and w“ "m in so M” on use. Bridgeport. and while her hus-
truths it! till fig: fist: "3m: band livod with her be resided there.
‘ sorry thing of 9]” him .1. oil. too. ills earnings were about "It a
clothing 'hhibll‘g
cers commenced to try dilferont arti {$J":£°‘;e;:iznm- “"9 "”9 "We“
clcs on husband found that they did . W
W.
Mrs. Hanan J. [Album sought a
divorce from Joseph E. iathnm, of
Bridgeport on the grounds of Intoler-
able cruelty and desertlou. The last
time her husband was home he as
ssultod her and left her bleeding and
unconscious, apparently feoful of the
consequences. She testified that as a
result of a Itlcir' administered by him
she was obligod to have an operation
performed at the Bridgeport Hospital.
Mrs. latharu was ilannub .l. Sin-u ilo~
fore her marriage. 'i‘ho woddlug took
place September tith. itilix. Occasion-
sl enmity gave way to continuous
brutality after 1903, she testliiod. She
was given a decree.
YOUNG HUSBAND AiID
WIFE IIILL THEMSELVES
Salem, Massachusetts, Couple
usd Agrssd to lilo. as Youth
IIsd Ito Work "
SALEM, Mass. April 2r).mi‘iiil'l‘,\' ii.
mbnron, seventeen yours old. train)
that and killed his wild. to whom ht-
wus married to February, uud thou
em
tram home by mlstslls. Th story did
not hold, and be llldhe had been stop
plug at the Atlantic Avenue Hotel. In
Brooklyn and hnditalten two suitcases
when he oft therein plate of his own
, Daily then said that he was acquaint
ed with Deputy Sheriff John W. Scul
tor. and the latter was summoned ir
police headquarters. its looitcd Dally
ovlr. and said he remembered arrest-
Ing him and his father in Georgetown
on suspicion of hsvlng stolen some
thing.
Daily thou said he would tell tlu
truth and he procmadcd along those
lines He happened in be, In the Mills
Hotel. at Thirty-sixth strum, New
York. a few dtys ill". and was halted
by the porter If he wanted to earn a
quarter by carrying two unit cases of
a guest to the ferry. 'l'bu gut-st who
owned the suit cases and Daily board
or! a trolley car. and after going a
short dlstanco tho than said ho worth1
'gct off. but Daily could continue and
would be met later at the furry. Dally
wont to the ferry and hero he says ho
became lost. as lstsr he found blmseli
and the two suit cases In tho limos
‘ lib had no trouble In finding his way
from tho Bronx to his formor lwnolac
tor's homo In Dorian. Dally said his
right usrno was Oscar tiarluutst. and
he limit in Bruce attest, iltrutford, or
Ilrldgsport.
It was tiaoldud to hold him on u vs
nraut and suspicious norms. and a
bond was flsod at tint). Mounwblb
Chief Vollmor has natured into cum
munlcstion with the Now York and
Brooklyn police illitiltil‘iiluu in non it
they know anything sham tho calls.
will! HOT sour ll".
Ami ticblitl Mllwsulsso and Mel: floor
till draught. control Hotsl Csts. our
our Moms and W strolls.
W
THI CAIN” .TMKI.
sols—ss-
Assthsr W. hiss Wits cams
Hm mm Itssss,.'l'slly.
'I‘lu» local mt Unionhsld st
nit-oil“. till! Wt tlioil' Quill“
turn. to Wall stroll. lun- rusu who
uuswurod ills “Within ls s
ilrulssyort local m l'or seventy-ass
uunvunos , ms to Nor-
wuiit. bath? m ”gist m
runny . y I
"liliiiliiflilil" ”All i! WM lilo it'll
"WWW" ass. mu bout
till Vll. t, M I
an luau and s halt, nothing or bo-
tulrtsucs was mafia“ idll
of otlm irstlls ' _ ‘
loss there Is m "
with thorn.
couple showed that the had agreed
todle togothor. Dospo oncy imauuso
be young husband could not socuro
employment ls Ilcriltod as the csuso
ii tlu' tragedy. .
The shooting occurrt-d at 49%
liridgc stroct. whore tho couplu lotifitd
In tile huuso of the young man‘s iathv
or.
Young lithuron and his with humor.
ml to be In good spirits whou thoy
had brosltisst with the other main-
bsrs of the household this morning.
lioou sitar brosltfsst the young
man's mother board pistol shots. tilts
‘rushod upstairs to tho rtuuu of tits ‘
couple and found them dead. 'l'hs
youn woman was lying on the bed.
a bu lot wound owr lwr hssrt. Ils-
bsron was on the limo. having shirt
himself through that Mart. Death In
both cases was svitisstly inlllttlllr
arms. Carsfui pupal-slim had hsss
roads. Nothing in tbs Milli was dis‘
arranged Is any way. .
tlsvsrsi notes wars lstt. sit or them
written by tin wlfo. Only one of titans
union was cum oultllo by the medical
moraines. It was pisusd to a sum-
waistthathsdiillulsidolllllllh
tits room. it was lit to tits
watt _ ‘ ' lira. uterus was sums years
Wu. tbs . ‘ oi . lisr I snows-shuns
insults to notify ’V mmmmm .
that. hurls u 'r
till
till
Wit PAUIISEU
A NEW STATION
Work to Its Ilomrsmsd in tin
ilssr Euisrs - Elimination
“Brads crossings In Wilton
70...... M. ,’ . semen)
. / calamities cos-
a ‘ ls. l
so ' ”
someo‘rsqsossstts , ‘
anonymous“ s ~ g .‘ - 1 .
you our
The people of Georgetown sent a
petition to President Mellon. of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
itsilroad Company nbout's year ago.
requesting a new and larger station
Nothing was heard In
reply, and it was thought useless to
malts another modest, but one of the
enterprising men of the town. losing
the growing need of a larger ultimo;
wrote recently, making the rcqusstd
and yesterday. he rsoslvsd a letter,
from President Mellon stating that the
worlt will be started In the near fut
turn, and s larger and much more sat-, injured at least‘ the hundrld. till“:
were the grim tools which cans to,
light today. when a little of tho wr "
age of yesterday's tornado In last _ .
Iona, Mississippi and Ailbsml it“
been cleared away. The 10 ‘
lasted altogether thlvs hours.
I promiscuonsly one town after tint,
' 'iflflitfiiii ;
our: dissing lis- llvsr l'wo iiustlrsitl l'scplsl U
ospilos is 'Arlon' "lib—drool '
1_ Motor Build Dam in util-
wsod's lisll~PrItls st court
iisrrslrtssptssr 0am to
Assstsllly llsll
'I‘ho twenty-fifth annual closing to
caption of Frofsssor W. Gilbert New-
ell‘s select school of dancing was held
last evening in Arlon Hail
members of the class
friends participated In the on
It was one of the best of similar at-
falrs by Professor Howell‘s students.
A large number of spectators occu ed
seats In the balcony and thorou
enjoyed the "animated scene on the
' floor. The ydung ladies
moly attired. and the alt
managed and thoroughly
. . as as tor s. as I tiltu'snd ‘ -
litmuiillll lwoltsll ”Earl's; mfiutsl't'u'm.’wl?s mm- Prolsssorli Ilsyor Burssll and
commission» lluslsp An-
souncs Plsnstisr Improving
South lorwslIt—llsw Gill»
zsns can llslp
Mayor Francis 1. Burns" and High.
way Commissioner Dsnlsl tiuulop: who
Joined hands in the “Clean City" coon
palgn. have completed their plan of
action. which wls luruched today.
Already the citiscns of the city srs
tolling a great Interelt In this war
against unsightllnsss
That the ‘ moment will be successful
ls unuuost nshls.‘
sell suddlommiuloner Dunlap
the campaign will be of great
to the city In many ways. and will
Improve its appearance and mslto Its
residents Immune from much disease
by removing all germ-laden rubbish.
The city ofliclals belle-yo thsttioutb
for their town.
Tho nudists of lbs 0in of Dover.
N. li.. mods an I , lion oi the new
nitration plant. it. tom. In the as
war. II. J, . , mayor; H.
Owens. W. J.
lit and handouts
Hanson, water
II ii. _ .
i of water woritl.
. Johnson. of Boston, Mass.
j In our city at 8
O'clock Thursdsyvfllltlug and were
(”flow by our wat-
er commissioners.“ ‘olty- engineer.
The city elsoirlc at plant was visit,
ed. and vary no 7.; dlulrod by the
s‘ . D '
‘I’sstsrdsy isorttiugvasl 7'o'clocit the
party started 2,14»: tho» nitration plant.
and .spent‘soths twowlluars In it than
with inspection , V
and workings” of Star. The unsu-
imnus verdict of the visitors was that
the plant was a malicious. and nuns-
thlus that the .cityluould be lastly
’i‘bc chit! string The dsadytnorethsn two hundrsd.‘< ‘
isfsctory structure will be given the
Georgetown people.
The nqucst was made that the sta-
tion be moved Irom Its present. site.
further to the north and nearer to the
Gilbert & Bennett wire mills. ,
Tbs people are pleased with the
way In which the matter has turned
out, and are in hopes that the worlt
will be started at once.
The New Yorlt. New Haven and.
Hartford Railroad Company has a
force of men at work building barracks
for the laborers who are going to
met at the Hoist...
and disease.
Both Mayor Bur-
li mldvafternoon.
lint! dan ,,: A '
elaborately decorated
omssnom .
loom new and .m;
lug. mm by stoning and my
light south to uuuwml winds.
Initials?
.swultlu
so and Flu "tutored. lsstl
(:olorsl; ‘ lulmd fl Daring .
8srlss‘ of Storms that Inuit:
stl tbslr items .
NEW ORLEANS, 140.. April 35.
from before daylight Friday a
(Continued on Fourth. Page.)
”W“ Los'r.
Not-walk Is a clean city In compsrlv
son with most cities. but they do not
believe that this fact excuses them
froth ulahlug conditions here just as
Ideal as possible.
The plan just set In motion calls
for the ctr-operation of overylrody. The
Proud of. This Cit 1)! Dover has un-
der consideration it .
public water supply..and this corutmt-
too of investigation no agrtmd that tho
inst results can :hooblslnsd by the
slow sand filtration ”storm and will
recommend the sum- iu their report.
wot-It in the near future to eliminate
two dangerous glide crossings
tween Cannons dud Wilton station.
There have been several accidents at
these crossings and the people who
use tho roads are. relolcing that they
rt. furnished ox-
dsncesgot whihb
t t numbers. and many
ensure . ‘ director Nowell received
(I was ssslstod by Mrs.
eIr daughter, Miss Eliss-
~illterlng of their -
trrrlor. lag 59257 Westport. name
information of the aamo. A. 0. Pow
the guns era. State St. Westport.‘ s15
lace the young fellow under arrest from Annie Taylor. Mrs. Taylor WI“. .Nswali an
Lou-«onset: AND TAN Fort
82'» for his return; liberal rewm,
arc to be done away with by building
the highway over the tracks.
KELLEY—FAY
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Kelley. of
West avenue, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Mary, to lad
onlytloyces of lib highway department
will do their share and the citizens
are suited to do everything In their
power—including nestling the highway -
sdioining their property free from pa-
pers and clean up their yards.
Is to he no favoritism and any cm~
grins. Frederick is.
he floor director Mas Leonard Rob-
allti by Miriam wet-o Andrew
loch. HarryHLsno. .lbhn Murray and
NW!“ Show. The reception colu-
tnliteo was composed of C. F. lieu-
Mayor White Ind his colleagues
were onthuslnailc in their praise of
our city's documents and aid walks
and the loud lighting at sigh. and
rcmurimd that for a city of so small
population. the ounwfliitmtlus and ad-
vantages We enjoyed were far ahead
4 Nowell. and
ad bearing Inscription "Gladys from
"It.
lice and recolva reward.
LOST—GOLD BAND BEAM
Papa." Please return to Boatinglw.
..—.._-_.._. ......-
“ MISCELLANEOUS.
ployoe or tbo'departmcnt rough: ac.
coptiug a tip for treating someone bet-
ter than ho would someone else. will
be summarily dismissed.
Garbage and ashes will be collected
every day the same as usual. but Fri-
day will be the day especially sot aside
each week for the general cleanup.
when the highway teams will take
belt. (I. Shaw. ll. .l-‘olslng. Louis Vou
Uni. William Mcllugb. A. Mllltin. h”.
ileclter. 'I‘. Hyde. Earl Baker. ridge-
worth Williams. W. Morgan, Robert
Lee. E. lialtol'. Russell Thomas. .I. ll.
Murphy.
Among others In attendance were
the Misses Mildred you list. Elaine
Shaw. Kate hlcilugh.
ward R. Fay. of Daubury.
~—CAIID 0' THANKB.
I desire to express my sinceroi
thanks to my friends tor their kind-
uoss In my recent bereavement; also
for Iloral tributes. ~
MRS. WM. 8. VEEDER.
of many cities of twice the also. Dover
owns her water plant and supplies
sumo H.000 people. tholr average con-
sumption of ‘Watcr “450.000 gallons
daily a little less than Ilfty gallons a
The fact that filtra-
tion of public walorauppllos ls here
our futuro will use
system ilitered and
:Iour positionsri’lng Pong Jrl., illo-
c ldrcn's favoritc, It for lilo. two pools,
tl us. Davis. the picture man. '
Washington. St. t
m
day per capital.
to stly and the
curry public watti
Pmo PONO rooms. 28 you tap.
m-,.w~ . ..... “fin...“
run sass.
CARD OF THANKI.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends and neigh-
bors, also to tilt employees of The
Crolut ls Knapp Mtg. 00.. and the
away from In front of houses roccpv
tsclea tilled with soy trim! of rubbish.
Friday will be the day for this spec-
ial worlt throughout the season.
in speaking today of the
math: pcrfocti
evsry use In t
whore It Is hooded
solos can; script/ms
lslthl’ul and fit for
inumcrablo avenues
May Hamilton. Ilelcn llocltcr. Amelia
Ilsclrcr. Helen O‘Brien. Ruth cit. John.
Elizabeth Murphy. Agatha ilayos. Fan.
his Bernard. Mamie Ih-ruard, Marina
Moth. Cecelia Quittuor. Insure linker.
Jennie Way. Iieloua O'Connor. [.0qu
for twenty-footer; also too new Int
bags. Apply to C. M. Decker. L'Hofl
instilled itrotbers' shire. East More
VI .
Fort sass—summarise” do
‘3’" "'me mm """w" “I” :m amass Lodge. for their sum
ion and lloral contributions durv
ing our recent bereavement.
CHARLES ii. GEIIRMANN
AND CiiiLDREN. .
Oltionschlugor. May Anderson. llolcn
Kocler. Ruth Thames. (lorlrtido Close.
llsrbara Paisley. Millo Craornor, Anna
Helena Mitchell.
Millard. titration Moth, mimicry Stow
Mr
John McConnsolt.
llrush. Arthur Vrsdeuburg. Victor w.
Ferris and hit. and Mrs. P. ('l’. Calico.
oases” causes Jumon sumo.
Gave a lites Ai‘isir Last Ni
. ms saw—sods. liAIlitEi) rt.
ouihiloc I “Wilma!
Hawkins lint?” A. (is . .
Side Ave" Rowayton. a“
The. movement to Improve the sp-
poaranco of the city by keeping the
airs-eta free irom papers and refuse
.s s cotuutohdsblc one.
alarmist. Isa-wills WAMIOIDW "
their mdsrty free from papers and
should also see that tholr back yards
ire thoroughly-‘clnnod. An earnest
short on Friday of each wash to haw
a general cleaning up will aid "It
laudable efforts of the street commis-
sioner to malts south Norwailt strcots
clean sud keep them so."
. r VISIT yew assist
ligament/s .coo “Worth o;
E. idsrrill's its
Quinlan.
llcubcn 'llawltins.
.-‘r. d static".
waursowrouu n rt v17: nouns
with all immOVl'lmtii , by May l. by
young wuplu with small baby.
irons WKD. R. Soullm‘l.
WANTED—T0 KENT
'l'Izul Ibo burglars Min :41qu
aunts oi H.000 worth of table silvur
Wfli‘i' from the rt'tiltit'm'n ni Chariots ll
Mmriii, Ot'iloltt‘ svonm
.3631
- 'sALs—’ intruders m
a good boomed calibrating
lilis. N. E. city‘af our 100.000 .
Istlou. Excelllht chance for a
of practical button to. Illko
Willscllatinvontory- Uichnus
of selling. Address at once, X. .
'csre Sentinel. m u
'l‘iluisdsy evening. worn In column
bliss, ls maths-lief ol Ill-unborn of tin"
Merrill household. Tho lumschoirl was
aroused shortly stir-r midnight by tilt
chugging of a couple of
that halted in the noislnmrbml. M
tctvlay rooming, when domestics wont
Highway cornmissionor lluulop ex
poets to put on extra roams at tho out
set of thtI work. so that every rcalt
clout may bo'l'ccmnmmlntod In tilt
normal of rubbish from in front of
The tiupurtmeut
llovos that it can haw all rocoptacles
season or part of the season. by a
.nmli family of adults. a furnished
:ottage In a desirable location on the
Address Norwullt Scull
Among the prettiest social evouts
of NW consort, was the dance which
was held In imkwoud's iiall, Non
walk, that «Ironing. under the auspices
of tho Junior Guild
Church.
one and two-lsmily boom. largo-lots.
at a bargain; lilo antigen!” m
at your own. turn". all
mans. 67 Van Zsodt It. East lion
wsih. ' slit lit.
WANTIMOOK. WAITRESS“
FOR sate-sous your truth
i
roman-d by Saturday norm at least.
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
m ,A.
BOY lliiiOWii UNDER -
’ A BIG AUlUIUBlLE
Four-Yur-lild lssisr flsrssoo
Ilsa in Front ol lissry P.
. Morgan's Allomhlls
la'stcr Monaco.
son of Louis Manson.
rlowntaal'rr from tlwlr quarters. lilo}
found that all but (lilo .lrnwor of "It"
tlluing liltim sllwr bud bot-n stolsn.
'i'llr- oliwr drawers. mnpllmi of their
(cutouts wbro found on ”to lawn.
Mr. Merrill is a woultby publisher.
and bin roaldonco on “until“ avonuc
Is our of tho profiles" In Now‘flansun.
lie and his faintly worn to it
Now Yolk alum!
things were lost about straightened
It In hollow-d lilo burglars won
in uiutur cars. for. shortly uftor tho
automobile-s wrro hoard
ohuuulng. tho wllo
mmohumn saw a ihtbl In the laundry.
and chambormslds; also day workers
‘t'llc hall was haudsomcly decorator! inquire Mrs W. .l Wilcox
with runny large American tings. Ilu-
lurgost OIW of which was draped at
tho rear of tho hall and covered the
Many other. flags were
artistically arranged around the walls;
bunting was around the balcony. line
dry the cast balcony pretty booths
wrro arranged with flags. and vkrs
am inclined very much by the dancers.
ripcidol‘s orchestra. of Ilridgcport,
furnished the music for tho affair.
The hall was well tilled and the st-
ioir was it big stlucoss.
Ilii't‘tl from tho ailslr will ho put. to-
wards a now piano for
livery horse. Apply at the Boston
Store. mu
WANTlDwiIIJV.
own band writing to ii. It. In cars
ilmuluci oiiico. .
WANTED — HOUSE
wants wort. Job or
luuulro Jacobs. 100 Taylor
Ave. South Norwalit.
WANT") «— inltliAl. it'lltl'r-
clsss psinlors and palm Mann. st
ones. Apply to .I. A. Rudder. z Madl-
w bole strove. ADDRESS IN
building site in. Bouii
ZboxllU. but low mind“! from WI f
overlooks Bound. near Illa (iron fist. . ,
Taylor & Golden. :31 It ‘
n wot-It ago. and
It I . l ‘ .
the fouoyssrold w 'li bs h luau re 9 brssosat Tom.
POI IALl-—A FIRI'I' CLASS 9"
was «Ls—soar trasagmo “
ro LIT—FURNIIHID ROOM .
qul the aardunor'hcsrd u noise In the
Roth suptunwd uwmbers of
tho hmtsohold wore responsible for
those things, and loath only
notice of ihem.’
Thu burglars Jiiiiilllt'tl
son It. Telephone m3.
WANTED-4 (IIRI. 1'0
srsl housework In family
some which Is to be built for the
church in the near future.
committod suicide. A note left by tho mum’ig'r 7:33. minim,” rlauoors
pleased with the occasion.
the Mahacherno Hotel
mid s miraculously narrow escape
from dsath about 6:30 last evening.
. Morgan’s suicmoblis. ta
meat of seven rooms and bath. clouds
light; one minute trots West Ars‘. their
Isy. inquire 63 West Ass. “Hi
ro ur~runmsunu sonar.
Apply at W Elisabeth lit. liter 5 p. in.
There were so spacial ummulttoos ’L ' '33 3'
NipplllithJM tile wholo guild uotitd
whore it was necessary. and lilo grand
lair is Iilll' to tho
Tho little fellow started to cross
tbs stmt. without taking account at
tho big suuuoobils. which costs rosin
tug down the hill toward him. Mr.
window on the ground iltlitl' to get in.
'i‘ho only mum ihoy oulvrud was ill!
rims. with Improvsmnts.
_t 'gm‘“ NOTICES. at you an, out Norwsllt. t
succou 0' the a Mono at tho Merrill huuso.
ro LIT-PW” HUNT. m
offorts of hit.
'l‘ho patmusssos of‘tbo utiulr worn
Mrs. Robert van lluron. Mrs. I“. M
tisugor. Mrs. James lisutun Warner.
Mrs. IdA. Wmdwsrd. Mrs. M. ii. Ver-
usm and Mrs Bophla A. Wood.
9'10. 0' COURT NAMUK.
Issssl Log Year Party of l'omtsrs'
s
u applied his brsltss with. as
force as possible». but was unable
to avoid a collision. and though its did
svsrythisg possible to prevent l
tum-d tho car Into tho guitar
as he did so the imyswsst lodsrths
(ins oi the front wussls of
its car was on the sidewall: anti tits
other In the toad whoa It cans to a
standstill. but ssitltsr
IUILDINO PLAN. AND- amm-
clttoos for all Irlsds of buildings sod
moat construction.
toss. it. Haring. A'rcliltsst slut But -
or. is Railroad Avs.. loath lions}:
lllli'glitl‘l who ulthtptutl in unto!
untlthur house nosr hit. Morrlli's wort
‘ frlahlonod away below they could get
tarnished or unturnlshsd. with only
tsmlly: sll Improvements; csu' .
locstsd. Address v. I... oars '
The lltsmltml [Milit‘o boilers .
outta Is the one which mods a raid
horn mostly. but was trlnhtsuod ol
by burglar-slams In almost svsry
OI. MALLIIV. ,DiiiN'l‘il‘l'. N0 1!
Horilsnd st. Hours s a. in. "W'- rlth s" mus
loudly
light. housshssnlsg. all last Ml."
‘ . III. Al
ro Lsr-éswu "our most.
“Hi ‘.
ro .ur-ero substation ‘_ _
Prlds of C Narrult Circle. No.
but. Pots-stars of Atoll-ids. hold their
mood leap your class. last ovuulug.
at the Mn Willy Ilsll. The at
fair was s trig success. thors being
oven at Isl-got attendance than at lbs
The large uumluvr oi
merry liaisons were out tor run. and
cos could not help but builds the twtlii
way In which the whole attslr was
planned and unwind out.
I lsllss isltillud
0 letter. anti worn itl'tliinll
in guest or dump
nthsr timid at first.
soon hscsmo acous-
to it. and want at it in it way
It.“ ”I! Ml ‘ lulu hollow
"All "A!“
Willi-Elli" "AIDA!
rmm cit-n Isilly mm at
Bargains Mus. city or
lollies. Daring s coiihlll
'i'woulyvuight pundits wurs illilod sud
Illtoes seriously in and m tisrgaotsa
siding. trust or “strata. on its stats
lino or tint billions lisliwsy, ysstsru
our. to s collision but
too ml .223.“ li'rl ' trots i“
Willis It 8| it I no
lss Insulator 'l'iis
grim lsti ”also titty In the Mill‘s.
WILL
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Miss Ithll m or
man filo?“ MIDI“: and”
Wilma, iii W
W
*AMIIWDN.
iii-l. Elli it to 0'
child. Tits Isttsr's on y luiury was s
’ head
not! .
its. Morgan was tables a ill
at the lists at ms I.
ha sscsrtalnsd that lbs to
was not unsusly island. Its ,
M to the trslssod rsturssti
shortly to tsrthsr I
boy's condition.
LIIUYINMIT “Pill-D llflllfl.
'ro tar—tsnowsrros. 'ro ‘_ '
lishls pat}. house of assoc
noun
frost: clty water. itsnt
by rssr. ' Insulrs lira. A.
nylon.
first dance.
scum II" 3'" i you was; rous souls rs-
’ ,l l
’l'hs
parts J‘ll
with thslr
iii'l- UM
all lira. lateral. and as tol- "
”or m
I: . .
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waist t on too. it rt: srsttisst
ossl vs,sudlstltscuslwasrosr-rosls isdlss.
Hill In.“ it!" ' ‘
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has...»
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as. ousrtsswr slow to us. i 1 ‘
«users
or» wot-suitor
salts M
be
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