tom ' of the Court of
M thereto, the subscril;
will of Edwil
18*” its “ ”8;.fi
interest” said Edwin
the time of his decease
described real
. . ‘ on the easterly
venue. in dimensions
, .ipb ell-
. . nerly occupied F
, at the corner of .
l‘lyI Iside of Gerard
_ gelling hence
Work undG
Wong," '1 ‘ ‘
4 I
‘ ' . ' mi ‘ .
..,- 1. rennet...
, virus: agesrar’lgalv rouaisr COM
NW "ka018. cells.
"lot of mu Ft
Children, "8
2 fl lint-11m.
k
5 "pr. Kill .6
Ilam‘sdy the
tfscnrla
lssyli ails
EXCm
9W’W
We.“ mTM”umr‘htin .
If w your as 'r supply you pm: as.
bitten and accesses.
New Haven and Hart's“.
.Sptingflold. Masai Plow R3,].
and rich—so got ,.
W3“ ” that a odde-
proof package was made to protect
' this wonderful goodness; ‘ h .
No totaling influences can ailect'
till and opened, it‘lsilifc tallies
the cover off the churdfi ' '
homey butter with cal
Cc“:
P088” "haunted
dye-ugh. _.
950“?»
More meson
‘5i
Vii
m. . ~.
- h
iL'.‘
.s ..m
If
romise outfall in perm
100.
sir gives such
0:16p.
Will stop‘
days
4th‘ 2211498‘?‘, 2
trips, July 13th, .,
9.4 . .Sdepte'mber 7th.
TIM ss
lint
E lI‘.I]61bio
7..
ti
'j“°l""'zah
f ‘r
‘N
in
flu.
4; If
Assn-i 10th
"‘t“‘"'li m. lie—rive days
p ‘sre setting up. a country hous
Dr on y a cottage, let the furnishing
of it be as diiferent from your toWl
home its possible that the change ma:
conipIete when you go to it.
is always a temptation to send the tilt
carded or undesirable pieces from th
» ‘city' home to be used at the counlr
piacd, but is it wise if you can affor.
ex.
M
mi slushy THAT nose.
ew Discov
'3 the slag other
,” says Mn
R. Pierson, cf Auburn Centre. Ps.
pic of threat and hip
g standing, that othe‘
relieved only temporarily
aw Discovery is doing. me so mucl
. that l feell confident its depth
ed use for a reasonable length c
ime will restore me to perfect health.
his renowned cough and cold rented
II tht and lung heater is sold a
nil. Baxter's drug store.
Trial bottle tree.
i'l'he Grecian style of dressing th
distinguished loo
the person to' on it is becomln
at every one will wish bars were ibl
r features do‘r it.
.4 railroads; 'roI‘ Husriasroi
" and VALLEY alloys.
15-93“
" adds an» womv. lull. 92,1004
:I. ‘IMS‘N‘ew slid” Communism ‘
Huntington
5 who“ a. rouse,
on or Follovls:
iNCTON for Norwell
find)” Fridays st 6: 45 a
81
LEA? IWRLK for HuntinztOi
5M“ T‘i‘Ildl‘yl If. B 16 I
53017181504? IGINQLE
.ll i if i M
M: rmlExcurston, Ste
.1 my:
I , 5 YQB fix; lion
The Recreation Tenn,
‘8l6clt island, 311
R
8|?“th Springs,
$60 00-Ten days
woo—rive m '
Angust 3rd, nth, _-
8
:LMllnllo City; 826 Oil—Five day my.
y at. August 10th, 313i.
p“ «Illa! 8‘03 Toronto, $35,004
lam August 29th.
New Haven. For
l‘li and rates from
cket agent at depot
NEW CANAAN.
C. H... Sammie has had it new son
since Monday night.
s: W. O. Middiebrook, Jr., is now a
New York messenger.
1 Mr. and Mrs. W. L Cerrish sailed
”clumsy, for a trip to Europe.
o—q—n—
y is th. .5 The Colored Social Cluwaill give
I reception in the Opera Hausa, July
lath ‘
L,
7r
1
Miss Mary Hall is now residing;
r‘Irllth her cousin, in East Douglass,
IMass. ’
Mrs. J. A. Fairly has returned trdm‘
gWeekI's visit with relatives in New
ritain
9 Mrs. B. K, Keeler, who has been
llll at Lake Waccubuc, has nearly
recovered.
Mr. and Mrs. John McKay sailed
5111‘ Scotland Saturday, where they
drill reside.
l Calvin Miller and‘ Jack Howie, of
Tslmadge Hill, are enjoying a tr
tIhe Hudson. ,
v-—-——-1--
' William E. Smith is visiting with
rt‘ Baldwin in Lynn. Mass. He is
‘ return Saturday.
‘ Mrs. Mary H Lockwood who is in
the Stamford Hospital with li MOM“
leg, is getting along nicely.
———.—.———-—-
1:
‘v‘l
500 lil‘
.l
a.
'= George Fitzpatrick has been pt.
'p temporary charge of the began!!!
.,°°m at the Springdaie station.
5 Joseph Sconeld who will be 99
Years old on July 15th, is seriously ill
at his home ill North Main street.
1“ Charles I. Woundy has resigni‘k
its driver for the Adams' Express Co!
Willis Weed has tsii’en his place.
———J—.
Miss Lucy Scovllle has returned‘
57mm New Haven, where she attended
the wedding of her brother Harry F.
dcbvlll‘e.
The New Canaan Savings Bank is
to pay 4 per cent; interest after July
:3, on its deposits amounting to 8265,-
“iii."iii
s
8‘
do), a Attorney Benjamin H.1dead will
take up his duties in the allies of his
uncle, Attorney James R. Head in
hreeawictl, Monday.
H—t—o
‘ Weed and carrier line bookwood and
cool was saturdsy meromo- during
iris: idly mural-t. ._
a-n—v—und
Chief B. A Wood and ’Assistent'
_ lef Alien Phtterson, the new
, rs of the are tenement, are mk-
ng a lively interest in' theJt‘e com
may. mskiIng it more amateur.
‘ iDr C. H. Scoyilis's automobile and
g car owned by J. D. Smith who is
summaries in the constipation“-
parsonage. had a heathen collision in
front or Merritt's jewelry stare, lion-
dull at 0 p.‘ in. Both cars were darn.
EMT but their occupants were not
ill'L'
The Mrs. L r. Child' place. in We“
street. was agnih entered by bit-'8'
lsrs, on Monday night. Th6 tiiio'mi
wele evidently frightened arid. the]?
' ins a hasty exit til ll a" any"
and upsetting several s of millsl
Private watchmen stiii 1,099 '30 “9‘
ture the thievde,
*— ‘
Teams composed of members or
hackms Encampment, will play a
same of ball on the Solid! avenue
grounds Baturdsy a” p m. Worden ‘
F. B. Ii'ewrende will catch. and nun
gees Harold 8. used will pith. John
32..$r‘°.§i“r‘i‘“i’l’° “m" 3“”
- e 01‘
minim. e “MW“
, Winnipauk.
St 8.11! i a'gein
e s bola u
trolley brsnbh. While tge :g‘v‘v 308535
The “Killers will go to‘
parent dist their are in the ex .
. ital stage. and it will be some‘l‘l‘r‘lglgg.
. TON 1%“ m mlmntly “Mirth“
lest! be remedied' The New Canaan
‘ 1'98! 18‘» I100 wining ill for pound.
g le trouble, ahd Monday night there
‘3 . :7 an? coachamd only
' li- I as s arrsn eme i
well adapted air the man’im.?‘.,,‘,’;c
lwhelIlIthoi-rsinoreachhs magi-uh from
”NI" m 8% {II gIfla
dept that pne'motor is not sufficient
. to pull the load: '
. orrlv.ul
mpsny wilrctose their number and“!
id not‘ materialse. as he was evi-
Wooster Lodge 1. o o F. and We:
It’s and vs
have been giving satisfaction. it- is up- ~
one mo.“ ‘
The tra‘in barely
hooves st this point,- and levteolt 01'
intact as long as it did to come from
New York in Stamford. The comment,
residents who patronize this train art»
no t pleased with the present method
’rconomy. which appears to be a
tile strained.
"Perhaps one of the meanest nd
smdlle'iit acts that has been perpe at
ed in New Canaan for some time oc-
IlCiIlrred Sfldsy ," said ii citizen iasl
“A yo‘l'ing ulna caught several
llhil boys bat? gin a lake which
'v“ only indirect ty interested in, and
lacelnsl hundred srds 'from the house
is resold"y by his parents. He
ifri 1utensil the boys by threats of ar’
res but volunteered to let tliem or"
ltey would pay him any cep’tg elicit
its next day. He reaped the revenue
with a greedy hand, and when two of
tile boys failed to how up, his itching
palm irritated hi ‘to such iill extent
that he is said to have consulted one
of New Canaan' s uncalled judges, and
later, fortified with that class of let
gal knowledge, raised the note to $2. 50
to the boys who lencgsd. The badly
frl htened your ..paid the .money
will great reluc ace. and the young
man appeared overjoyed. The little
”fellow were gully of the 'flendish
and atrocious cri e of going in swim
ml 'for which this young man felt
it 4 cutbbent not reply to film item.
but to pan handlb them without the
knowledge of their; parents. It would
brother of one of the boys said last
night,- ‘bed he interviewed their psr~
oats and inio'ri‘ne'd them of their ruin
demeanor, rather than bulldose the
ids out o thei pocket money. it
oaks to me lite leer caselof 'blocd:
and mi ht be (smell by many people
as lilac mail it is said e boys
damaged his boy but they say this
sb.solutcly hnd te’ that the boat
was slightly scratched before theil
At any rate parents are Illu'
ally notified of damage incurred by
their children."
acts gently upon the bowels and there
by drives the cold out of the system
Sold by The Clifford Prarmacy and
.The Bridge Pharmacy.
‘ A weep—lie GIFT.
lampleyes of comma Campsny
Make Pres‘tstlorl to Mr. Pay.
Edward R. Fay. of the batting firm
of the Fay-GormanCompnny. of Both-
cl. who is to be married next week to
Miss May Kelley.,s. Both Norwaik
young lady was yesterday presented
m the employee of the factory The
ft 'waa a beautiful large cut glass
ch bowl. with twelve glasses and
'“il
silver
a silver ladle, resting on a
lot tdd tsblemirror.
' T a sent was arranged on a table
ill the lmming room in the factory
while r. Fay was at dinner and pre-
sented a handsome sight. on reach-
ing that department he well» not ‘a lit.
tie surprised to find the room filled
with the men and women employee of
the factory. Just after he entered the
room, Daniel Citrocy. as chairman of
the occasion, stepped forward and ad-
dressing lifr‘. Fay add the shop's crew
spoke of the reason of their assem-
‘Iblage together at that time; and as
the presentation would call- for some
more extended remarks, he said he
‘would call upon Clifford Andrews to
act in that capacity
V Mr. Andr their stepped forward.
and very elly made the presenta-
tion. The lengthy and flowery speech
that. was looked for from the speaker
ti city not in his usual spoecbifying
at that particular time ‘ '
a his response, Mr. my admitted
they had got “the besth him on
occasion, he little knowing what
' oncoming when .they sent, for him.
He a“skid that it was a great Ipieesurc‘tp
him to have the will' of the eni-
player and he was highly appreciate
athe handsome gift for Which
he; the ked them heartily. Mr.
Il‘sy‘r. in' ngthia 4138 W max; at
I in u. on o I ~
his 99 he “said he would
1
marl. rely: ‘imurouns. ‘ d
ion of the est a it
oaths; an h's‘nd-to -'mou hu-
1"“
lla'val'been more proper: as an bider‘
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup,
with a handsome and valuable gift '
not to four weeks.
girlie sameness- gmr‘itewflork
in 3.940 retail and whol
Mfl‘l'short time ago the l-
lowing ettcr:
“The consensus of opinion scarab to
show .thlt 2Ib inel- ls slowly. bl.“ _.
lng, since October is to give way
t more moral confidence and sciiviy
y merchants and the resumption of
bushels this fsii‘
“The Jill uiy number of 'i‘ e American
Hatter (out July 1st) wil contain‘ the
opinions of hundreds of representative
concerns and individuals in the hat
and cap trade as to the fail trade a
Iyle eutlodit in their respective so-
one.
“Will you kindly fill in the blanks
on the reverse side of this letter, re-
turning to us promptly. Your reply
my be confidential if you prefer. We
not taste.
i w“With this hearty (lo-operation of
our readers, we will be enabled to
make the July number a safe guide for
the thousands of buyers of hats and
caps, who read it regularly each
month, and who are already asking
theimelves. 'How's business going to
be this fall?’ "
The American Hatter prints in its
current number the replies of many
of those of whom the inquiry was
ml ',..,
. e general businessIoutlook is good
according to 1.910 merchants: 820 any
fair, and only 150 of those responding
consider the prospects for business
this “fall poor.
4 Speaking 3 ii‘ically of the hat
trade outlook, srscord is as follows:
Good, “.1900: fair, 723; poor. 97. The
fore iIlIlg shows the pcssimists who
vs the "dem‘nftion bowwows" to
stile I indie destination of business,
the American Hotter.
merchandise by store- keepers general»
'1) is to be the rule this fall, must of
necessity depend upon whether they
need the goods.
it has been the generally expressed
opinion that stocks in retailers’ and
wholesales' establishments were light
owing to the almost complete cessa-
tion of buying since last October.
Responses from American Hatter
rendels show this to be true. 0f 2 623
merchants reportln on the condition
of clothing furnish llg goods and hat
stocks. the record b as follows:
Lights, 1.:091
I573; hen ler, 859.
the condition of felt hat stocks com-
pared with a year ago. because of its
direct bearing on the fall felt lint pur-
chases. The answers classified gave
this encouraging and promising infor-
motion.
Lighter than a year ago. 706; some.
1,151; heavier. 590.
Essential as the condition of stocks
is to the future purchasing of hats and
caps, even still more important in its
fleet on general prosperity is the crop
question
The real basis of true prosperit is
agricultural successor Without it he th
er s resumption or continuance of
good business may be expected. '1‘ we
thousand two hundred and thllty- nine
American Hatter subscribels in agri-
cultural sections report as follows on
the crop outlook:
Good, 1,952: fair. 206: poor, 81.
That there has been a resumption of
activity in the manufacturing and
mill centers of the country, especially
since June 1st, no one will deny. Our
readers answer the question: “is In-
bor being re-employed in your sec-
.tion 1" as follows: .
Yes, 1,851; no, 469.
‘ iT CAN'T as BEAT.
The best of all teachers is experr
‘ience. c M Harden, of Silver City.
‘North Carolina, says. "i find Electric
tiers does all that's claimed for it.
or Stomach. Liver and Kidney
lroables it can‘t be beat. 1 have tried
it and find it. a most excellent medl~
urine.” Mr, Harden is right; it's the
best of all medicines also for weak
ness lame back and all run down con
ditions. Best too for chills and ma-
laria. Sold un. .er guarantee at F. H.
Busters drug store. 50c.
“Don't you know who owns the
street 7" queried the judge.
3 “Course I do." responded the boy
who was arrested for playing ball on
the pavement. “but Ii’ thought they'd
let me use it awhile."
“Whom do you mean?"
"De guys in automobiles. of course.
Why. judge, sure dIey wasn't one in
sight when l was plhched.-”-Philadel
phla Ledger
Dertt‘s Witch Hazel Salve is es
peciaily good for piles. Recommended
The Bridge Pharmacy
Farmer—Pm s‘goln‘ to drills to town
some day next week, Msrthy.
sHiS Wife—You can't, Hiram. I wus
just lookin' over the skedooi of auto
races an' there ain't an “open date for
hoss-drivin' on the roads for the next
ten days—Puck.
RED MOSES.
carrying around an extremely red
nose? or are you tortured with s red.
blotchy or pimply face? if so you are
,foolish to stand it long: it is the
simplest and slest thing in “the
world to get ri of. No matter what
might have been the cause. the follow-
lag harmless ’and inexpensive treat-
ment will positively removn all traces
of your embarrassment in from two
. Get this prescription dilsd at ’sny
Drug Store. Cl arola one-half ounce.
iter hi ma lsge‘,‘ an
:d to welcome any of them'st
t ‘7
Gentlemen—in
the stomach an mfg.“ “Th‘gwfl
of 01902 f bough a bottle Kodo
Winona 63%}
do? I Yours vsry truly.
180;.
" Sdlglm b‘y '
I“lilThe Bridge Pb my. .. .
limiter Ions ce, Alcohol seven
all“) the parts affected
Ethic. but morning and
a o 1 remain on
.. .. 5‘55.
u . e or a r 'tep
ii snow paw ' iii.
‘ ‘pdlon tug“? -
You can getth is an up at say
‘my shill trouble drill bits“ ““
' Inuit-l nan-pf
009 v rif' much in the minority. says
Whether or not. good purchasing of 'I
- . 1
some as a yearI ago.
Specific information was asked as to 1
and sold by The Clifford Prarmacy and '
Do you suffer the embsnassmenhof . N
MOI IN-
l,,..
, 612M ”Mr
The total
revenue for the district of Connecticut
gopncctlput and Rhode Island). .
pert 0 Dates, collector. for to
ancill' year ended. June 30. 19 8.
amountedhizé“ the gIsts to $1. 884. ‘
846 69"! l his Tannin excess;
of ”19 collections for the year 1907. ‘
Receipts dresser. ,
The comparative statement given ~
below ShOWI'iho total receipts for'
source:
1907. 1908.
Monthly
Lists ....8 10,440.30 8 6,950.04
Beer ...... 1,222,756.00 1,239,608.50
Distilled
Spirits 153,767.18 136,253.92
Cigars ..... 230,400.43 234,920.44
Tobacco and
Snuff 6,281.42 6,253.89
Special
Taxes . . 165,836.83 195,984.34
Oleomarga-
'line (coi- “
cred) 1,761.60 133.00
Oleomargs- '
rine iun-
colored) . 9,867.89 14,968.11
Playing
Cards . 265.04 277.70
Docu. Sips. 2.00 6.75
Totals ...81.901,359.00 $1,834,346.69
Withdrawals”
The withdrtiwai of'tsxabie articles,
from factories and headed ware-
houses. upon which tax was paid dur
lug the two years, is shown as follows:
1.907 1908.
Beer barrels ..... 1,222,765 1..239 008
Spirits. gallons . . 139,788 123,867
Cigars ........... 76, 801 .143 78,306,813
()leo lbs. cold. 17 ,616 1, 330
IOleo lbs. uncld .3 .043, 156 5, 983, 244
olao. Exported.
tation amounted to:
Colored
llncolored .., ........... 74,100 ib.s
Mere Beer‘- Producid.
The following figures’sh'ow the out-
put of beer and distillerles’ spirits from
1880 to 1908. A gradual lacrosse ill
the production of fermented liquors
i'lom year to ypnr is shown. all of
which was produced in this district:
Bills. of Beer; Gal. of Splr.
121,993 79,043
1890 ........... 293.460 227.302
739.2 2 155,357
...... 787.26 135.388
...... 884.43 139. 710
903 ........... 904.5% 144 ,262
904 ........... 907', 377 146. 428
'905 ........... 937. 904 158. 283
1906 ........... 1,084,103 1.54 88
1007 ...- ........ 1,222, 755 139, 88
Spirits on Hshd. , , -
1907. 1908.
Gln- .................. .76.808 79,967:
Fruit brandy . . . . ...... ".197 13,739
Olsen and TM.
The compo tive data concerning ci-
gars and to new used in production
for the year ended Dec. :0, 1906.'snd
1907, for each state are given balow:
Pounds of Tobacco Used for Cigars.
Little Cigars Made.
Connecticut ...... 235.700 167.000
Rhode island . .. . 2. 500 7.000
Total 288,200
Matt!“ Maillot
The figures for denatured alcohol
showing the quantity sold or used in
the district signs the 11 mohths ,e'nd-
ed May 31,190 ‘unde‘r th'esct ofI Mititzh
7,1906.attd abddfidtory act of Mnréh
2, 1907, are giveli beldw. The number
of deniers‘ arid matinfsctulors“ who
have qualified and received permits are
as follows:
thlesille dealers on ‘completeiy de-
natured‘ alcbh61;I'.35‘
Retail dcalers on completely dena-
tured alcohol 328.
Bond dealers oh specially denatured
alcohol 3. '
The restoring plant at Dsnbury re-
stored and redemtured during the 11
months:
completely denatured alcohol, 38.-
469 gallons.
gdslmc‘.wy renaturdd alcohol, 79. 590
ions
The usntity used by the 28 hat fac-
torts-is we as follows:
completely denatured alcohol, 25.-
078 as. -
5 S ty denatured alcohbl, III81, 180
gallons.
Sold by wholesale dealers, 71, 748
gallons. "
* sold by hon ed dealers since Feb-
mary,1908 13. 20 gallons.
,1 the latter qualified prior to
i lleries have been established
in lilti-ict for the production of
denatu reds tanner. and
small I‘fi'uit‘ atliilitiierie‘s have taken but
little' latercdtI in the provision of the
act. sods' restoring slid r'c-
'deuaturinmsnt at ministry, the Sol-
.‘7. Co. which is IlilnIde
lots
the sieohorrseovsr brute hat mam
ufacturers in this a it some from other,
distrIi is redistlli not this} ‘
pletely denatured alcohol the
for which is 106 pm W15“
.tea parts Methyl alcoho and one-ii 0f
f bensine. .adIli of’
that the Willem all
do at
at
WW MI J
or vassr- “a
1907 and 1908. from each specific . ‘
Oleomargarine removed for expor- '
.............. ..1,400,408 lbs. ‘
1906.19“.
Connecticut 1,,156 246-1.,301 198
Rhoda mend. . . 265.686 296.896
_._.__... __..,_
Total .......... 1,410,932 1.596.494
Cigars Made.
Connecticui ...... 58,766,282 65,023,608
Rhode island ....12.723.577 15,291,528
M
Total ........ ..7l.488,659 80,316,136
Pounds of Tobacco Used for Cigarettes
Connecticut ...... 16.731 " 14,918
amide island 1,357 1,172
Total .......... 18 .088 16.986
*1 Cigarettes Made.
Connecticut 4979, 560 5,087.91!)
Rhoda island 296,980 235,000
Total .......... 5..276 530 5.322.910
174,000 "
tundra .. p.59,
‘rsts- and tsvl like I 'rwuluu lhav
dyplasi s In silnlI stoning
‘ l
Il of only
I .
".‘i‘t Mimi‘llm‘” “I
“m" " “it "ur‘i‘Ili‘liforl‘ir‘. limo Chunk. r.
00,1800?
44V
[sorting Remedy 0,. Chicago or N. Y.
AIIIIIIJIAlI-Ei Til fill-Lil)! BOXES
W.._.-...,.. ..,-w W. .
pietely denatured alcohol. As they
are required to nuke no repoiis the
quantity used by them cannot be given.
Payment of Special Taxes.
The following table shows the total
number of special taxes issued dur-
ing the past year:
Rhoda
Conn. island.
Rectifiers ......... . . . . .. 38 14
Rel. Liquor dealers ...... 3407 1893
Wholesale liquor dealers. 63 43
Brewers ................ 31 6
Ret. mall liquor dealers . 137 26
Wholesale malt liquor
dealers ........ 257 60
Manufacturers of 0190 0 4
Hot. dealers in 0190 (col-
ored)‘ ................. 0
Ret._ dealers in also (no-
colored) .............. 31 368
Wholesale dealers in also
(colored) .. .......... 1 0
Wholesale dealers in also
(u‘lleoiored) ........ . . . 3
Total ............ .. . . .3966 2415
(For registration only no special tax
required). '
Tobacco Manufacturers 53 3
l . Conn. R. 1.
Grain distillers I. .. . 3 1
i-‘ruit distiller: .......... 25 3
gar manufacturers ...... 315 70
obscco manufacturers. .43 3
Mat dealers ........., ...... 131 2
OAI'I'OBIA.
3...... luielvammw
Contractor W. S. Olmstead his pur-
chased a bay horse.
Miss Wittemore, of New York, is the
guest of Mrs. J. M. Bette.
__._.,____
G. C. M Gregory, of Norwalk, spent
Tuesday with his sister, lifts. F. Beae~
diet.
A party of young people rode to the
jolly picnic.
The ladies of St. Matthews“ parish
are holding a fair at the Church house
this Friday evening ‘
0-1»
Miss Mistral Banning, of Lyme, has
returned home after a visit with her
aunt, Mrs. J. 11. Bette. I -
Unless We have rain soon, crops and
gardens will cutter materially. The
hay crop is said to be light.
Leonard‘Comstoek, of Ardsiey, N.
Y.. returned home on Thu y after
a visit with his father,‘Str‘ g Com-
'stock, of North Wilton.
R. F. D. Carrier James Middlebroolt
ls enjoying’a week's vacation. Sub-
stitute Carrier; W. S. Ohilstend is
performing his duties; ' ‘
The friends of Miss E'isle Birdssll,
’who‘ls ill at. the Not-walk Hospital of
typhoid TGVBI’,‘ iwili he gladto bear
that she is somewhat better.
’ The house and premises on the
r'Westport road owned by Eben Gil-
bert have b'eén still to New York pal»
ties. who contemplate making the
rhinos a summer. residence.
, ..
TheMHohthcmesomeH
items was nearly” burned, Wednesday
afternoon. A‘s spar-in from a passing
idcmotive set are to tho stubble, but
on before the mes reached the
Ihiiding the fire was extinguished;
‘ Last Sunday’ the annual union pa.-
tflotic service was held: at the Con-‘
gregational Cherub. Rev. W. D. Hart,
piston of the church, presided, and
music‘was'rendered by the united
choirs; Show who also participated
lnj the‘servléelwm REV. G. A. Marks.
500 St. Matthew‘s: Rev: George D. Eg-
rt, of the9 Nolwaik‘ Congregational
‘ arch. and H: ‘S. figden. of New York.
arias Team, Mother of W; R: Fears.
on Cannons, sang a. self: and Arthur
Middlebroolt read: the Declaration of
Indepeiidénoe. 11.3. Ogden's theme
at. a plea for the Noi‘Wslir Hospital.
collection for this object amount-
9“?“ over $20.
‘ POPE DUNN“ FOR JUNE.
HARTFORD Mr 11. erg-A1119“ In.
9910 and things A. Yule, receivers
ot' the mmlifflcttiring‘ Company.
’iileih": yestenday. their report of the
businessfor Jone. During the mouth
Flies amounted 645i 8891:7001“. There
prh mill bsimdss in‘ banks and aloe
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reservoir oaths Ecurtll and, had, 3.
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