~ main 9% at a
. my trike lubed unite
“fill" at the “I. To Mark,
bolonll ills credit oi billed!!!
blouse oi his aoqulremenl treat these
recs. which makes a large and val
lilo collection, he is ready to donate
the proposed library along with a
mutate edition oi his own writings.
Albert. Bi w Paine the mansion
editor an author. Whose summer
home here is discern to Dr. Clemens'
estate svlncea a like irleudly interest
in the matter,- aud will also contribute
’ a large number oi volumes, the over-
dow treat his own library. Dan Baird
the and artist, who is alum
numbered among Redding’s liter-sly
.promlm assistance to the en-
. to In the same way. so that the
matter oi yearling material and equip
Wnl oi the library is already
V. well ensured. , a providing oi a build
ing for housing proiiered lllcrn
. turn Is the mt Imponant (actor in
the situation. Plans in this respect
have so far witnessed as to lead to
erected about ten years a
now practically disused
he dlillctlities in the way, a
lion oi the chapel in tho
diiierences.
bore In Bothel Is ascribed l
“‘ lath .
reeiion, brat aroused amen
Weddiiiim ””‘i‘ Wait gm”...
.hy am the blohd in
ides. lie says that many books til ii
m. e var Macon and the bovieia
and .333. “Aimiffni’hi’i’iilé'fl'. mby the timely use or .
BEBCHAM'S...
dell m b knees idol-I'm has canvassed the situation, and is on.
, and is
here may
the arse-
st place
argelv the
COAL $5....
No.‘ ZNllt Goal. suitable for the spring season. lights
quickly, burns Irecly. lasts well, at 85.00 per ton.
“Ks
RIS & GANS C0.
68 Water Street . Telephone 450.
m.-- _. -...
l
~. .A..~A, ,._, c—.~--..gk~x~ ;
.l. W. DODGE,
22 Washington Street, South Norwulk.
W... - .- ..-s_.m........7
. Reduétionsl
I We keep our reductions for a few days
more.
The Newest PRINCE cuAr suns. (latest cut,
in plain and striped Panama; pleated Skirts. with
iold; shades, brown and navy?
value, SIS. 50
Fine Silk WAISTS. trimmed with Voile
lace and silk embroidery; value, 33.50
L. GOLDEN,
$11.98
$1.98
68 Washington St,
South Norwalk.
Indian Motor Cycles
Everett’ 5 Pat. Portable Dump Wagon,
. . Auburn Wagons, .
, Carriages of All Descriptions,
Harness Goods and Harness Repairing,
Horse Clipping and Shoeing.
L. M. WRIGHT
:Iosrll' MAIN eraser
m.“ a .. .. wam.w -vow
IOUTH NORWALK.
TEE HATCH 8 BAILEY (30..
OUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from n‘ Piggery to a Palace. .
MILL. lost oi Italslull street.
Luwlul VAGD. Water strut.
Tel. 40-h.
hi. “-0.
The use is hells! oi Haywood flooring. sure or partly covered with
non. Iii rapidly Mallow
reasons are: lat. It adds grcstly to the appearance or
The
and, It is easy to class and soap clean. no. It Is blurb cheaper In the
'mmli'whmflaWsn varied
a
(lull «nod i‘l‘apla Mg cs baud. "A hint to the wise Ia sill
’ .PEOIALTY.
Lincotli Willi. A superior brand
iinullns. W
any kind.
It! at ready
a will schemata ior oilcloth pa s m
Mod oi common flooring covered with carpet
stock of Educ Grain Yellow IPins. tGilartmll
Iii-MIN
tycsra'waar with out repairs or attastloa' ai
hit.
ii
the Ulti—
a ton!
row on!
the Cantor
posed the ohm; 8o “Ilium the
congregation. but others so ectoaiiy
espotiscd the plan that the chapel was
built. For a little It was used ior oc-
Icesiomll services and Sunday school
purposes. but with the erection oi the
Gilbert Memorial church in George-
town it gradually iell into disuse. A
gdpel wagon now carries most at the
limpswaug Congregationallsta or this
i place to Georgetown on Sundays hills
Lyon Mark Twain a private secretary.
delivering to make the way clear to
secure the chapel tor the lbrary. ii
the tentative selection {or this pur~ consenting sctionls obtained from the
pose the Congregational church cbuwl church oliicers and members all will
in the Umpawaug district, which was go well.
it not some other plan will
have to be devised. .li establishedlt
will be it free library. and Edward
Grumman compiler oi the volume
showing the records oi Reddlnl'l
provoked discord in the church society sons in the Revolutionary war, will
and there still remains much Inhar'
Inouy caused by this and various other
blips Lord, the evangel-
let to whose iervout missionary lac
probably be the librarian.
~—
Kennody's Laxative Cough Syrup
does not constipatc, but on the (utter
hand its laxative principles gently
move the bowels. Children like it.
Sold by The Clliiord Pharmacy and
The illidgo Pharmacy. ‘
She Knew.-—-"i hear you are going
to marry Charley." “Yes, he asked
me last evening." “Let me congratu-
late you. Charley is all right. He is
one of the nicest follows i was ever
,engnged to."—Naahvllle American.
_,...__._....._... .
ills Mother—My dear John. Isn‘t
your wiie really a bit extravagant in
her dressing? ,
John—~Well, mother, perhaps so; hilt
with Florence I've found it‘s a clear
case of milled gowns or rolled tem-
per.——iioston Transcript.
Mr. Powers—Howell mean to say
that you shopped all day and didn't
i know what Ivorybody elah got.~—
Philadelphia Telegraph.
, FRANK . c.
Van Scoy
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron,
and Zinc.
Copper
so South Main Street,
80. Norwailt, Conn.
CityNational Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BNUSI E08.
CAPITAL,
“00.000.00.
SURPLUS..— AND PROFITS.
0173.500 W.
EDWIN H. MATHIWION.PNI.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Via-Pr”.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, M We.
Pros.
WILFRED IODVIILL. Cashier.
. DIRECTORU.
E.H.Matbswson Henry Seymour
John H.Knspp Imel Grumman
Josiah il.Marvln J. Wallace Marvin
Christian lwarts John N. Light
Free it. Iowan.
Till NEW
A Hotel Victoria. "
Dill. MIND" PM"
IUIOPIAII PLAN.
Our room a apulal venture. Isa
and lisctrle Lights m In
cry across
IATII I MNAILI.
film
Final
A «dim line at imported Ales. lashi-
ins the lame Data's. Burton's and
Bass A Oo.'a ltnot. always on circuit.
Anticancer-Busch liver on Draught.
1'. J. IULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone m.
Liquid
Veneer
MAPS THINGS
OED NEW
25‘5“”
who
not. anything! Mrs. i'owortl-v-Yel; but ,
ATURDAY mm
42.9. , aux.
APOLLO GHOCOLATIQ. We have
just received a line assortment oi
these excellent chocolates. in boxes.
at. 30c. 40:. 00c 001:. OTHER
APOLLO CONFIGTIONG. various
kinds and mixtures, in tile and 10°
packages. '-
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
ans waslituoroti eraser.
TEL. CALL. III—e.
Air Orders Dellvand.lm oi Gnarls.
, .5: :3
Miss Maude Wood. oi Siamiortl. is
a guest of irlcnds and relatives in
East Norwalk
Alonso Wheeler. oi East Norwallr, Ia
vlsl ing his brothers, Horace and G. W.
W‘h ~ler. oi Taylor avenue, iletbcl.
George R. Van Ayatns and Edmund
Zeluii have received the eight horse
power motor for their iuunch Elsket.
Cowen and Commny. the sewer con-
tractors. expect. to llinrt the new
Fourth street sewer. Monday morning.
A delegation oi East Norwslk young
people went to Norwnik last eveninl.
and attended the dance oi the ”Nut:
flies cl
limmnn Krinken. at Second street.
set out today on a two months' visit
to Germany yA party was given in his
honor. Thursday night.
Hiram P. Brunduge is still confined
to his home in Warren street, today.
by illness. Mr. lirundagc has now
been sick about a work.
0. L. llundley and (badly moved
yesterday from Third street to Straw-
berry iliil. Mr. Ilnlldlcy also mol’ed
his extensive poultry yard.
The Norwallt Country Club is now
connected with the City oi South Nor-
wnlk water main: consequently the
club Jill have ilrsl class illterctl wat-
er.
Harry Brown is laid up at his home
on Pleasant street. It is stated that
hir. Bmwn injured the muscles oi his
heart while perforating an ncmbal:
is fast.
One oi the signs In Iho extensive
gallery oi landscape decorations t?)
at the corner oi wtwhlnalon and Port
streets, was blown down by the storm
Thursday.
Captain Carl Fred a: demon. of First
street, III having a ocutho tloor laid
in the cellar oi ills H‘blfii'ili'e. and is
having a walk oi similar construction
built about his house,
(‘nplnlu and Mrs. William A. Aldrich'
oi Port .Ibtreraon. i. I.. aim have been
the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Wbliaon
Wheeler, of Rowan street, have gone
to .ilrrldou ior n iew dllye' visit.
Caleb Joyce, one oi the able assist.
nuts or illt- Jackson grocery store and
marl—wt at Benedict Farm, was under
the another yesterday and Herbert
i'onny poriormed his oillclai duties for
him.
' The Dory Social Club hold Ila ice
cream and cake social lust evening at
tbciciub house in Ctlvr- avenue, as
scheduled. There was a snort aired
attendance, and a pleasant cvenlug re;
sulted
Mrs. A. A. 6ch and rluuahter,‘ Miss
Bertha Gelh. oi First atrwts Are the
guests today at Airs. Marry howls of
Bridgeport, who was iflrilu‘rly an at
Norwalk resident, and lived in Grog-
”! Boulevard.
The threomsstcd schooner. which
arrived a day or two ago In the lower
harbor into New Brunswick. loaded
with pulp ior the Norwaik paper mill.
“obsess through the draw. bridge up
the harbor.y
ltllts'obshiothatthorewillhoa
sootl also! Manes Monday night
at the Mg oi Mayflower Hook.“
udder y. In Van Zandt street.
OGcers will he circled in adition to
transacting other annual muollag but
boss.
The aallbfits owned by Ariel (lam-
emn and H. .l. lilpanu which were
driven across the harbor In the storm
'ihurstlay. wars recovered yesterday.
lir Hipson'a boat was tuned to live
It hole smashed into Its aids Vy con-
met with the rocks.
vimtsrday' a vacation tor the school
thlldren on account oi the teachers'
convention at lritlpspori. was supper
tally pleasing to the pupils' mothers.
on "mull“ oi the VluMIliil'. but is is
dimliiiul ii the children themselves
look the same view oi the situation.
The trolleys on the llasl avenue and
country club lines worn in. it
lumping. along with the cars In other
sections at the town but despite the
fact that the motorman could ask
run on the "first series." the gays
were but a tow minutes on schedule.
The Phllatllsa Glass members have
been invited to lots with the nurses
t‘laas In tomorrow's liability wheel
Iiilfliim at the church. Judge John ii.
lJuiu will deliver an address on this
mansion, and It III “if“: that all of
the members at both a sea mile on
silent or its present, tor .lusss Light
is a very interaction '9" liar.
The askihl lies at the Young laa‘s
Annamaria.” hetnavatwmletll
odist c It . a a
sealant. was mill" with batter
cuss than the last ”sill of this IM
Following the said bitten tea crests
an cake ware served. The saiilbitliili
was less by Arthur Men last nigh
Isaassr Harry Manila not being
i
i
l
log in New York are mostly
j bostrsws meadows
“Tm.
. . with!"
aa compared with" the may the sale
‘. kowled~tbrough miswmvssue ans
othar‘atreats Thursday. and took ea-
omlliog movable g with It, as the
till vo evidence.
The tote oi umbrellas also shown
by the wrecks".
East Norwalk‘a chicken massacres
are now believed to have come to an
end. The dog whichis Illpposed to
have been responsible tor the ililiins
oi the iowlssud sullyoung obicbsss was
Iput out oi its terrestrial existence
burstiay nights with two shots trout
samusl D. iiuli. has tar it has
been possible to learn the name oi
the owner or the attending canine
Somebody mischievously Inclined
put the top or the harbor sign in trout
oi P. P. and C. Oddo‘s shop on tile
Washington street bridge out oi com-
mission last night. The pros-Won
are investigating the matter, and in-
land to prosecute. Once section or
the sign was tossed over the side 0!
the bridge into the mud. it we! rel!~
cued this morning by “Man" Iber-
wood. .
'l'he Barnes Class will hold their na-
ual meeting in that rroonr. tomorrow
and will be addressed by Judge Light.
of 80th Norwalii. who has taken ior
his aubiect. The Essentials.“ True.
Success. This will be the best at the
series oi addresses that the class has
arranged tor, and all are cordially In-
vited to attend. A hearty welcome
will be extended by every member‘ oi
the d“. s
The Ollagowslla Juniors christened
their new club house It the Benedict
Farms bridge last big t by having a
big IllllWr and a dance. The a lien-
was a big success in every particulr.
and the boys and their young lady
irieuds had a line time. A piano was
taken to the club quarters yesterday
and music ior the dancing was iur-
stalled last evening by Miss Anus Ol-
lercnshsw
The launch Ruth owned by D. T.
Neweomb, at West avenue which but:
hes starboard underbody badly batten
ed during the storm Thursday at her
berth at Hickory Bluii was taken in
charge yesterday by Jesse Ayers and
Captain Peter Nelson and brought to
East Norwnllt. where she is being re-
paired by three ship carpenters near
the iorrnur's shop In Beavlew slenue.
0n the trip up irom Belle island the
hole In the bettom was covered with
oanvis. Although the inside oi the
ornit was also badly battered the en-
gine worked perfectly.
Mrs. John C. Slim, oi the Washlnfl-
ton strot bridge. was the victim at the
Pollywoga and the Oilagowallss, last
night Mr. Sllcox was instrumental
in the arrangements ior the party but
Mrs. Sllmx m... In complete ignorance
of ’lllo event until it occurred. De-
twer'n 30 and iii nloinhors oi the too
organizations swooped down on the
unsuspecting hostess. The occasion
was made pleasant with the usual at
William! Including music and dpncu
I: lg and an elaborate supper was serv-
u! about 1 o'clock The gathering
come to u cloue'about 4 o'clock this
morning.
A prominent East Norwnllt man has
been investigating the report that the
ltnllana employed on the sewer work
here have ben shooting Inch birds as
robblna and meadow lurks. The list
inns hate been quartered in a shack
on Charles l. Bullock's property. in
Gregory Boulevard. and It was report-
ed that 'Mr. Bullock had evicted the
workmen because oi the bird kllllns
Mr. Bellecll stated today that this was
not .true, and “that he had not even
heard that they had been shootlagthe
birds. The report that they have been
evicted am. it Is believed. irnm the
incl that many oi thorn leit bug and
baggage, this morning because, It is
stated there is not eum'lgh sewer work
to keep them all busy at present.
I ROWAYTON.
w P. Smith and family. at New
York. are at their summer cottage at
Bella island.
The Reliance Social Club will hold
their molar meeting with lira. Sam-
:01 Head. North avenue. Halsey. at
p. In.
New at the beautiful shade and
productive iruit trees in Raymond
street. Rowaytou. were badi dammit
by the ilerco wind oi yeatcr ay.
A regular meeting oi Reliance Io-
oisi Club will be held lionday after-
noon at 8 o'clock, at the residence oi
lira. Must um. North avenue.
Bsslamln It. Jobs. at human.
avenue is the possessor of a Ilse new
motor cysts. on which he takes long
rides whenever the weather is suitable.
lilac Corinne Asks". oi howsyton
avenue. is spending several days in
Bridnport. and Ir. anti lira. Harvey
I Aciuu‘t will spend loader is that
oily.
Ira. Harry linoleum . oi Port
(theater. and Mr sister. we May I.
tell. oi New York, who have have
guests oinl slit In. Hiram
”one. have“ returned to their homes
The storm crippled the Isle
service It Dalia island Hickory us
fink“ v aflwdmmnm at
a
term“ the damage on Rails
Island ill the alteration
agedzh‘hlm." “dd him
I I'M“
” ” Moi nouulutil'sre-
our.“ wall were tweaked out and the
roadway wrecked by tbs
which swept across it at ’high tide is
ills distance.
lss Ii. V. Drown, Frank Chauthors.
O. E bar. Ilsa I, T.
his Mull
N,awasa
Norton ill. Joseph 'l' M "Latina
tel I Powall, inseam.
some lumfim A
. peas vs aw
MM with. Marlon
The tantalum moist m
i
sass build the new
More lossdrytio
menu, “Gum” and illness
mohair was a success, _
Iliad with the merry dam.
ills last until nearly “new
tor the dancing
“its“. lead and
um towed dildos the erosion ,;
As a result oi the We!
the stowayton public sell by all!
Mosh. Stevens, oi the Rowena
Fire Department. at the moon or fia
Board obscbool Visitors ot the town.
relative to its solely with mm is
Ire, the district committee has install-
the school. This was one oi the rec-
ommendations oi Chiei Stevens is his
report to the school visitors.
Postmaster George W. '
ceived a tow days ago a an express
package, and what was his surprise on
opening It, to and a handsomelicbassd
solid gold watch. 0n the be
made case was the iollowlng inscrip
, Presented to
George W. Bryan
’
'Emmn Doylston I Gleason
In token oi appi'ecistion
a
ior
inithiulncas and honesty,
March 30,1D08. ‘
That Mr. Bryan was taken by sur-
prise and quite overcome by the m-
orons token oi esteem need hardly be
stated. but that is was richly deserved
is the general opinion oi his boat. oi
irieuds in itswayton, who have known
him ior nearly two sco're years. Mrs.
Gleason was a daughter oi the Isle
Francis Boylaton. who established
Rowayton'a leading and oldest manu-
iacturlng industry here. Mr. Bryan
enlefed Mr Boyiston'a employ when
he was nineteen years 01, age.ln
Green River, torment. In 1872 the
business oi Iir Boylston was removd
to Rowayton and he built the present
iactory. and engaged extensivelyrin
the mailing oi baby carriages his
continued ior nlany years, Mr. Bryan
being the superintendent and having
practically all the charge oi the bust
nose A iew years ago the baby car
I‘rlugo industry was discontinued. and
the making at invalid chairs was ink
on up. Mr, Bryan made all the pat
terns and forms ior use in this branch
oi the wood Working trade. andw
eminently suecesaiul. lie curried“V
ago the
mood 8 others oi South Norwalk.
They retained the valuable services
oi Mr. Bryan as general manager.
The glit oi the watch shows lira. Glas-
son 's appreciation oi the services ren-
thc tony-odd years he was _in his em
ploy
In Beaver Falls Pennsylvania.
DEATHS AND MINERALS.
There were no sessions at the Dar
len Collier school yesterday on ac-
count oi the teachers' convention in
Bridgeport.
There as to have been a moving
plctur e ow at the town hall Thurs-
day night, but on account oi the se-
vere storm it was not given
Work has been started on a new
house on Scdgwirk avenue ior Ter-
rance Andorran, it will be It iramo
house, provided with every convo-
nlence.
Mrs William Jones oiNorwaik iIlP-
daughter oi C. B. sebum, oi Darlen.
is recovering from .n critical illness
at her home. hills Clara Sconeld.
who has been at her sister's house, re-
turned home this week.‘
The quarantine has been remdved
treat the old Clock hemeslead, Nom-
lon, whore Colman Waterbury. son or
Mrs. Andrew 'I‘. Waterbury. has lw‘
very ill with semi 'I (even Air. Water-
bury is now convalescent
Nelson lnid. oi the finidlet" "trill". .
has returned irom a visit to his sister
some the views or that.city. Anions
thm Is one or the aoidiera' and sailors'
monument, East Rock Park.
Four deaths were reported during
April In the Soldiers Heine—John W
Debi. oi Milford. st. April Iii; Peter
Rudolph oi Sprinadaie 17.Allrll it:
Will i.’ nobles, oi Gaston, s2 and
John W. Brown, oi New Canaan, 13
Friends at Captain and lira. W.
Relucrt iornlerly oi the Chlldrous'
Home, barlen. will be glad to Mar of
Mrs. llalnert'a continued inlpmvemrnt
at the St. Barnabas Hospital, Newark.
aitor an operation ior appendicitis.
The gate and storm stencil Billion
Thursday with considerable iorco III-
tbough no aeriom damage has been
reported. Limbs were blown trout
trees at Gsoru H. Tilly's place and
at i-‘. V. Cacti-oil's and at other points.
The ilarlou baseball team' a db'mfllld
in Alain street was a lake Thursday.
and yesterday the members oi the
team set to work to clear it o! in the
hope at having a game today. To aa-
aiat in carrying o! the water.a asniall
trench was ting.
The Dorian baseball team has been
expecting to play the sirens ’Wsst
Buds or orwailt. this allot-noon, wes-
ther pennittina. There has also been
a preliminary game scheduled tori. as
between the Dorian Juniors and the
mm" Basilica College team. at Item-
ln Dorian, last week. there were
three sales oi promiy. with mort-
lsgos oi “.100. For the am week
lllu Hay. 1901. ibwrs were also three
property translate. The sales last
week were as tollewa: Altman .l P"
to .i it. ‘i‘ltmas.l Danes. Abel.
to Harriet 'i‘. Tilly. leda'wiok avsaue.
noisier. et at. Central avenue.
rm. lass drawn by
liaison lumen A.
has been award lbs can
in William Warner,“ iii-”m
.8ka
a mum .MWI.“
WW‘°'W
I. I Alla... the amulet. is m
themaapswork
It
would
i” M m 9'
omega”: m
~ will» ll“ so learn or his ‘
ed a new patent. fire extinguisher in 2‘
the business ior several months siter discharged at the Taylor and Richards
Mr Bovlaton' a death. and a short title yards This is the third load received
tire plant was sold to Rev. within a month.
dirt-d bet rather by Mr Bryan during.
Mrs (Hanson's present home is or in' to“ an atheist we,“ '1'“
I
in New Haven, and broulht with him ‘.
lvlslor. William. «tats to l. Matilda d
I.
out. Ir. Drummer had been“
is In. gll
about his oi Maine’s,
’ mills records
’, ‘01 Town ’Glci'k
Milli, 5 births and iii
ages ' ed in Dorian dll, .
II. The ly death outside
he Fitch's Boldlers' Horne was ‘
‘Jharlss ”toaster Payne or ii
riedoetsitowsm‘on. onApril'»-'
um Elisabeth 0.1m. was
ioGeo Woodw Mm! m :
”“1”.” r. sW‘M'. 20th"
frank A. leihtiromi '
April births on record yesterday were:
and were toir. use am not
A ant ,
April 8—801: to Michael Picnics.
mApril s—Daaahter to Stephen Carp .
torA rill—Eva’s .dauahlsrtoDivc’
Id gmpiidl 1' . . ,
Mrs. William Hell-cs is ill at be!
home in There
Stephen Royakm has moves his hand
fly to the Keyaer Place, on Georgia
street. .
bliss Birdie Keeler elite
members or the Missionary A
on Wednesday siternoon.
Edward and Katie Lewis oi,
Cross Highway. have returned i
extended visit to Port Chester.
John Icuily, oi Port. came.
called to the home oi his mother ‘
lin 'very ill recently. Hrs. infill! hr
now improving.
A barge loaded with coal Is “It
be "
my Jj
Frank Baldwin was out about the
head In a totally armor: on ‘Tueflliy ,
and Dr. Nolan was called 0 dresthl
wounds. No complaint nor arrests lair
lowed the trouble.
The row Isolated cases oi scarletrisiv
the tear oi an epidemic is groundless.“
Dr. Powers town health silent. pa
received no reports oi new cases.
it is reported that John A.. Per-at
( will return and into the charm _
. against him. He was seen by a WW ..
; porter crossing the terry to Brooklyn’
. one day last week slid weds no 8“
Uempt to avoid recognition. ‘
The Current Events Club mot‘at‘ihls ‘
residence oi Mrs. Nell Mitchell at '
'(‘ompo Mill. Wednesday. Then‘wifi. .
large attrndancc and the visitation
surprlsrrl a! the handsomo‘llonie I“ 1..
“us been made of the old mill peer
My .
Several automobile parties were ,.
taught In the storm oi the last two
rims and laid up at the Hawthorne
-nn shore they iound the new nil-v
moment so pleasing that they will...
,m. use II. a regular stopping place “herb:
s “ACT , .35
i A'pnriy Di about 20 iriends a
I «I Mr and 5m Waller Price wean... . ,.
5 day evening. The party look posses- '
sion oi the house, and the waning was
passed in card playing and will lie
tereoime A one supper was brought :
by the visitors. and It was served in '
an attractive manner.
On Tuesday Carl Liiadquiat wad ii- , .
lured by the led on plooitin til , "
1.82 calibre blank cartridge ’will
I was using to repair some math
Two oi Mr. lAlildqulsis dill“!
Iledly lateralrd and Dr Pinon
mm! to tint-us the wounds iié wifl'
Ltld up for acute Guilt.
Commuters in town have entered I
protest sgIIIn-l a removal oi the all"
watchman train the railroad new.
The standard has received a
ration signed "Commuter" in rrirr'
once to iiu- mattrr. which will be pim-
llalicd It the name of the author indis-
closed The Standard will treat I,”iln-
iormatlou as roundeniial
Several boots in lilo harbor vim
wasllrd ashore during the atom
day. An oyster boat anchor
harbor below the railroad hit
laud her smut-a and wont
was not Mammal
pairs are needed at the moi;
prevent encroachment by the»
and ior the protection at the m
The ease miner Charles lsldi.
conductor who round a M”?!
his car has been salt tip it! ‘
the money the nurse was _
adtotloewnor. lI least I
Ioidt know to whom tho. .
ed, and that be was
isllsdh ytlo loss at sill . »
the outlay lino. mg: a -
as em out rope
stbooli episode Is users”.
tl misadventure than a ertul.
lhcrt lint"! WV
which are he"! will no:
at work drilling a who!
owned by Italian Well-Dal
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