. .' : RDAY". AUGUST tattoos
. v-r “weir-wry
‘ "2%! ex? Fig-03' r.”
.45 ‘LAAL... A 4.
” “ Pimp A cox or
LIGGETT’S
SAT
"“1
BOX
. APO OZCHOCOLAT
ly packed in half poull.
ft
pound and
Miss Florence Spain, 01' Dunbury,
has been visiting friends in East Nol-
walk.
Rufus Osborne is making plans to
erect a bungalow ill Gregory lionle-
vard.
“ A, section of the Seavlcw avenue
flats were recently flilcd ill and are
now being leveled on.
There will be services as iisllnl this
evening at the Rescue Mission, on the
Washington street bridge.
“H
Walter Usher. who has been visiting
in thi vicinity for two “with has l‘(' he deitwrtd in the Km H A. “11- of Dover street). every day. (except
turne ‘0 his 1101119 in Jersey City. pastor, ltev. l. . F. ReYnolds. will wood Sadtler, rector of Trinity "1”" Sunday). at A p m. Freight “99m" "
preach at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. copal Church. ‘fiouth Norwalk. at Norwalir up to 4 I" m. “d ,anh.
FY Mk” Andrew ii Siciling of New Morning subjem, The Good Shepherd MW ,,,,,,,, .4 _W_,W , W Norwalk up to 5 30 D m.
or is a guest of hel mother. Mrs. evening subject '3" n Person pm“,
Robert T. Halris of Covl. avenue. Himself Beyond the Reach of Christa The Recreation Tours Norwalk S‘eamboat C0.
. Fred B‘enedmt—V lk Redemption? Sunday school at 12 11).. Aiming J. Smith. 0. C. Hsggmm,
0 he . orwa WAS youn people‘s meetill at 6 l. ni.. ' , ‘
a. member of the big party \\hi(ll went lelliitfi‘, Richard Bland. sKubJect. is the Personally conducmd ~L""' General ‘9'”-
tztmfy island .i't‘flii’ldfll 0“" the lalksf Second Advent Literal or Symbolic? REMAINING Touas FOR THis eEA ’
e c on. ‘ ____.____.______ ..
' SON:
M. S. i’urtrlck, who went to Hunt IAN. fio B
tCharles Flatt, of East avenue, l’(‘- lngton, 1,, 1' cslerdav, with the hope 3'2“ island-«Three dfll’ il'iDfl.‘
urns today from a,visit to West lid; 01- finuh .. “dumps he had not seen UEUBI 15th. 22nd. 29”! ------ 511-00
gjgyke‘thIT'nthtftflil lifi'imd- “111W”; “ii iii lit! y Hue yeais was disappointed Atlantic City—Five (lily trips, [BOUTH NLRWLALK, CON-”9- ~
5 5 or 1‘ ll “linens“ Y- ill his quest. He could get no trace Allgiifii 315i. September Hill. ,
. ' V ""—’ of them and is inclined to believe that 28th .............. $22.00 and $26.00 TRANSACTOBAUg-T-ENNEEsiAL BANKING
Gilbert 13- ”08‘1” “‘1“ “WM “’14" they are llll deud. When Mr. Partrick White Mountains,» Five (1,“. WWW, "
to‘Block Island aild return with (ll-org.- 19,-, Huntington he was thirteen years trips August 17th 'tlst - $2400 CAPITAIJ, i,“
,R- Van MELVIN? ill the I‘llflki‘i. bill has old aild some of the relatives in ones Autumnal Tour ' Se tember ', .100 000.00 i
found that. business will pretty-lit. , 1.10" were twenty to thirty years old. _ 16"] six days it‘ll; Mp.mn$20.00 .4.—
. ’Alfred Raymond. W110 has “ number East Avenue Methodist Episcopal 3"“093 SWIM! — F0“? day “URPLUS7AN05ROFW’! , , ,.
of friends and relatives ill blast Nor- Church. Rev. Charles Kay Woodson, trips (Good Hotels) August. ' i
walk, is recovering from typiloid fever
l...
AY CANDY,
lianllsofie- 3
two pound 'boxes at 30c. 49c, 60c. 80c
and $1.50. ,
THE BRIDGE ”PHARMACY.
soil iNAoaiNo'rou eras“.
out. «1—2.
All Orders! Delivered In. of calm.
'Were' a few dances, but mos
OPECIAL DALIA HA NER‘
:: r ‘fJ‘CIOAR stoma-ti M r
i...
«All for 5 CENTS
1 5t; Package Wild Fruit, Cut
1’ ii
.....................
....os’
] Corn Cob Pipe .. ..
1 liox Matches ............ .01
1 One Oz Package Bucking-
‘ halii ....... .0__3-
Total Value . ......... '
5 CENTS
.7. ., -L...
t of the
time Willi taken up by the young peo
ple ill getting on the outside of the ice
cream iii an effort to keep cool.
All for.
George W. Conkiin and Reuben Tilli-
ner llild ii friendly three-round boxing
match last evening. without decision.
leorgi- lillrnes was ill Conk's corner
and Curly lianks ill Rllbe's. Rube got
ill a wallop back of Conk'sear. but
this did not plluse George. Ferd
liallck was referee and Chick Keene
tiniekeepi-r,
Andrew LaCroix In of the opinion
that it is unpleasant enough to have
a cold ill winter llild that to have one
this weather is pretty near the limit.
Most everybody will agree with hint
on this score. Mr. LaCroix has a voice
today like a fog born, but be h the
sympathy of all those who hav had
a similar misfortune from the same
cause.
The Advent Christian Church—Tile.
i.).D.. pastor—Preaching of the gospel
at his home in Arcll street, Norwalk.
Otto items is scheduled to lead illc‘
«LOyal Viworkels Society meeting to-i
morrow evening. The topic will lie [8'
the. Second Advent Literal or Sym-
bollct"
Some of the residents of Pleasant
avenue and vicinity declaltd today
that they sllollld have more. lights than
have been put up ill their lleighliol-
hood.
,0
Anyone who would steal it bathing
suit must feel that he needs one. very
badly or else he would steal illnlosti.
anything. A stilt disappeared flonl a
line in a New street yard yesterday.
._.__.i__....
‘ The-Washington street bridge weath-
‘ er bureau gave out .thll‘t there was to
be. ii big storm today ’l‘hlls fat it has
not materialized. but theie me several
hours left befole the. day will be mel
Miss Fannie R. Casey, the popular
young bookkcepel at the .-lttt Ksoil
stdre. who has been ill of thioat tloll
bio for several days at her home iii
Van Zandt street. had her tonsils re-
moved by Dl'. H. D. West.
,Miss Mary Shea. of Washington
street, In doing nicely at the Stamford
Hospital where she. was operated on
Tuesday for gall stones by Dr lli‘lggs.
. She will replaln at the institution to
recuperate.
_, The. Epworth league seriice tomor-
row evening will be led by Di Mor
g3.u The topic will be Sunday ScltOol
Work. and it is earnestly leqllested
that all Sunday school woikels alld
' scholars be present on this occasion
: ~ E. E. Gorham' a men are now at Work
Son the redecorating of the Fitch
school The. Maivin school work has
already been finished. Tile schools
will have a bright, clean appearance
_ when the fall term opens ill Septem-
, her.
,The snapper billei‘lsh have now
reached the Randall mill pond, making
their entrance through the. gate Their
presence is being taken full advan-
tage of by the boys of Benedict Fat ms
vicinity, who are right on the job
with poles hooks and lines.
The representatives of the proposed
new telephone company, organized to
-‘ hitch the Southern New England ’l‘ole-
, phone Company. have been laying
weir proposition before East Norwalk
besidents and have also distributed
Tl“?! Lbut! data. showing just what
r‘
proposition is.
.,...__......__
if Owing to the extreme heat. the Dory
Club dance last evening resolved it
" self more “into-a social gathering There
Good Measure
what, you alwa a get here; you
Way's- -get good an silty here and you
always get courteoas treatment here.
' our prices u" low because we are will
' ing to get rich ilowly. We would hither
‘ unfit Many people at a reas-
'filll‘il‘e'
rice than to charge an out-
_ rhgeous price once and never see the
1 customer again. . -
‘ 5 Carmen. in N
f rce.
Christian Sunday school ilild friends
participated ill the annual picnic of
the school yesterday at Valley Grove.
L.
which the excursion was held. reached
Valley Grove. shortly after to o'clock
2 .i.'i, South Nolwalk being reached on
lllt‘
dents occurled
have charge of the services at the East
Avenue Methodist Church all, day to-
Illill'l'OW.
start out on the proposed four-day
fishing trip to the eastward.
preparations hilic been made. for this
cruise. which is to be made in Arthur
W. Day's liroadbll].
A. N. Paddock, It}.
Smith will be members of the party.
ayto held a practice last evening ati
its quarters.
- Railroad dventi‘e, Darlen. which lsfis
at 10:30 ll. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday,
followed by the Sunday school. l2 , Five days trip Adalist 29th
noon, Dr. R, E. Morgan ,siiperilltell- the best tour ofltlie season. Ffi’E'EERICH H' “WM“ 2nd Vic.
dent. Epworth League at 6:30 p. Ii. inteinationul Hotel. ....... .t. W ‘ ' ~
Pastor‘s weekly meeting Thursday. Above latcs from N9. Haven For ”'FRED BOLWELL’ Cashier.
7:45 p. in. Strangers and visitors rates from your cm. call on Ticket. DIRECTORS
"18(le welcome to all services. Seats Agent at Depot, or address THE E. H. Mflhmn Henry '39,",0", ,.
About 1.30 illelnbcrs of the Advent
l. The steamer Huntington. on
and took the i'nlity aboard again about
tl"'llllll lit-tore «l o'tlock. No ncci
'l‘lie'ltev. Charles K. Woodson will
and Monday morning will
(2 rest
P. ll. Fielding.
L. Haniord and Mr.
. ROWAYTON.
The Adelphla Athletic Club, of Row;_
Earle Thames. of Rowayton avenue.
will spend Sunday with his brother,
Edwin Thomas. at Jamaica. L. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Stevenson
letllrned to their home in Mount Ver
lion. yesterday. flom a visit with Mr.
and Mrs E. Petty. of Rowuyton ave
note. The trip was made in their auto-
mobile.
Benjamin Broadway was overcome
by the heat ill a trolley car coming to,
South Norwalk. last evening, and
swooped in the car. Tile car stopped.
restorauves were applied, and he was
bmught to.
Mrs. J. B. Beltaire. of Fairview leve-
nlle. Danbury, who is spending the
summer at. Belle Island, was overcome.
by the heat at the South Norwalk
railroad station, Thursday afternoon.
Site was assisted to a carriage. and
drivelLto the .lsltllid, where Dr. Allen
attendefi her. Ilei condition this
morning, was repelled as favorable.
-W
Otto F. Bhode; of South Norwmk.
brought. his launch down to Rowayton,
expectingto' sell it. He left it along
shoro“ over night. He came down
the following day to show it to 'his ex-
pected customer and found it lying
on its side in the water. It required
a long time to get the boat fixed up
again and. iii the meantime his cus
tomer found another boat.
DARIEN AND macros;
——
The handsome new barn at
home of Mrs. Edwar'd Root.-Nor_otflnl
Heights. is being completed. , . ‘
Mrs. A. c. Farts is to sell her-Rall-
road avenue property. Mrs Faris has
been for several years with her son
and daughter in has Aussies. Chi.
A petition is belligc Jrculated for the
removal of the car f fertilizer on
nuisance intolerable for both residents
and passersby. ,. ..
Rev ndM .13 B. $.w,b
,the ShiHlérs ‘ apr gen 3’: ‘
I’WBBR 07' ML“
the .'
E. E Gallium,
iiir dafitefk’pzi
- 4am~%W+
cvsiiv Lonm‘aIume ci-iAM-
."Mnnsfleld M. Doty .who has been
making a stay at Belle island, has "iii-
aimed to New York in bid launch.
-M
The annual picnic or the Congrega-
Alonal Church and Bill‘idlly school of
New (‘tinaan was held at ltotoll i’oiilt
'I‘llilisdily.
no
Yesterday was so hot that it was
even unpleasant lit the shore on ac-
count of the heat. Yesterday la bli-
lleved to have been the hottest of the
season ill this vicinity.
should
snow white:
fill“
eelaln alumnus-um
Have you ever stopped to colloidal
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
In your droning chamb er, sleep-
in; apartment or first. floor toilet ., 1
08’de For
The night watchman caught a crowd
of half a dozen foieigllels bieaking
into the little soda stand at the ltoton
terminal. Thursday night at ll late
hour. Only a few bottles of soda were
taken,
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort. »
We will gladly quote you prices. our
plumbcrb are strictly competent no
chsnlcs honest sad reliable.
HORACE R. NASH,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only.
Mrs. D. J, Brew has returned home
to Dnnbuiy from a week's visit at the
Rktsof Cottage. Belle island. Mr. and
Mia. Porter and son, of Brooklyn. are
due to arrive at the same cottage to
day for a two weeks' silly.
Mr. and Mrs. llllrlali l’ Wlight anti
daughter Dolothy and son. Packard.
who have been spending the sillilmel
with Mr. and Mia. li.‘ l. Rowland ill
the Betsof Cottage. Belle island, have
returned home to New York.
I » vi:
The gospel semce at ncll island
ill be held on Sunday evening at 0:1 and After Tuesday. January 7.
the point at the south of the island. 1906 Freight Prepeliers will leave
at 7 O’clock- The sonnet message will Pier 23, last River. New York, (footv
24th, Sept. 7th .. ...$1700 and $19.00
My," n”, m, Tom,“ EDWIN H. MA'rl-lswsou pm.
JOHN H.KNAPP,1It Vlcc- -pru.
RECREATION TOURIST 00., New John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Haven. Josiah R. Ma‘rvln J. Wallace Marvin
Christina But-rt: John H. Light
Fl'eii‘tf. acmnr ‘ ' '
- A}.
”umeu
FRANK CI”
Van Scoy
' minim-a.
STEAM,
nor ‘WATER
AND
cits Home.
’f'ia. Sheet Iron. Copper
95.2““- in
South Haiti SM
“\JLW
fifldflniki Como-r .
MOWERS
Refrigerators
Croquet Sets
Hammocks
13 OFF
F. A. Mitchell,
con. WALL AND HIGH erasure.
NORWALK. coNN. ‘
. 4,.
1H“?
Mufti)“.
1,-1'
(r \i .-
uare
Fruit Jars
Loot: :hicery clean easier. puck
, closer than the Old FaShioned Round
Blue Glass. --..
Wall Papers
I
”Mew-in
The Clifford
licences Galois».
Dinners Innings,
' O to. p. m.‘
Outlay Dinner. 3 Upset-Ito.
atop-r farm‘s uai longest.
i
i
’
Deficit“. '_ . Crockery, Glassware Haulerui'nlsh
cilinLEs ,REYNEKE, - ms Goods. w '
“NO”?- 1 Japanese China. in Cupl,j'SIu¢era,
' mappings». Plates, etc. - g ..-
Palnters‘ Supplies.
Good i-eady mixed Paint, 81. 25 per]
gallon. ‘7 '
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
10c.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.-
. .
We give the 8.1 H. Green Trad-
ing Stumps. Ask for them.
L H. DECKER
s7 Wufiinfl‘p street. --’,I
I?
WWW“
J1
0L, NEW Torch... supra NORWALK.
. _ who. ;
25 and 50c Bottles.
«- Decorator
Turmoil who
. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
trauma '~""' 7"?‘r .1 ~,
White Glass,
' si- no we marit— it down ivory low. Game and be convinced.
CORNC' To EAHATOGA SEBINCE.
The next party to Salatoga. under
mismanagement. ot JM {inclination
Horst. AnaivALs.
CliffordL—E. A lasner
Winsted; George H. Hughes, Miss ”it!“
and wife,
Tourist Company, JBWQ Monday. till “my civilian, New Yor, TlHi
August 24th. Oil tilts tlip, also slept. Faulks. H‘;rtf0iti floodlit . Rod
7th a linititd number will be aceonl- Well. llidgeflold; EdwardA, 11‘”)le
nlodatiid fol $15 for four days tllp. llerhel .
or Slit, for it six days trip. Nantes Mshsckemo~Mi2 and Mrs. F. Dil-
iiiust be booked eiirly. There is an pre. Providence, it. 1.: .i. L. Fisk.
opportunity fol a few mom to join the Scranton. l’a.; E. Coombs. Reading,
Whip. Mountain foul of August 17th l’li.; S. Hayward, Melfoi'd. Malia; AnB
Names should be booked oally for the Scott, Dallbury: D.~H‘. Ball, Ne York:
Niagara Tour of August 29th with the i.. it. iilirlbntt, Wilton;‘ H. M tthoww
soil. city; C. lierger, New York; A.'
Cutting. Southington; l“: U. Haw-l
Danbury; C. H.‘Adnml, citY: H. 0»
Stevens, Stamford; w. Fisherty. city:
W. Creel, Stamford; I". H. Clarkrflort-
ford; J. A. Define, Dunbury.
Recreation Tourist Colllplllly,_'lti:i Ur-
unge stleet, New Haven.
The, office which necklthe man in
these times has 3.11006 chance to get
l0 t i he crowd —Puck.
Look at These Prices
ROUND sTEAK .......... is'c
SHOULDER STEAK ............ 12o-
LOIN eTEAK ............. . tee
POT ROAST ......... 100 to toe
PRIME ms ROAST. ........... 16c
CHOPPED STEAK .13c. 2 for 250
RIB LAMB CHOPS ..... . ....... 20:
LOIN LAMB CHOPS ............
J. W. DODGE,
22 Washington Street, . South Norwaik.
The Hatch & Bailey C0
SOUTH NORWALK, cons. .
item a Piggery to a Palace
YARD TEL. 46-2.‘ 1 ... MILL TEL. 46-3,.
SPECIALTIES:
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super- LADDERS, ordinarv and exten-
o.
z» ’XYESZIBQBE: .
”Miss not. Benedict is on the sick
list. Dr. Powers attends her. i
, T /
Alma Bkker is ovidg lut'o. William
P. Osborn s house up imperial avenue.
m
.l. l... to.“ . «1*
I Dr and Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie
are passing a shell. time at Old Or-
could. Me.
(w
t The onicls‘l' board of the Methodist
church will hold a business iiiet~iin i.
this evening“ ‘
M ‘
A new ill “hdicates to residents
and others here' they may iind Simp-
son I drug store.
Mr and Mrs. Stephen Allear‘rl. of
compo street, entertained. friends
4 from Brooklyn over Sunday
.044...
Michael McC01lllii-,lt formerly a lo-
cal trolleynlan but lift“! or, Philadel-
_ pitta iii home. oil a short‘iicatlon.
....
Benjamin Fisher ls ' removing his
' family to Brooklyn, where he has ob-
tallied a position with the B. R. 'I‘.
Mrs. Cornelius Allen is having a
chimney built on the hack of her attire.
‘iloward Reels of Woiitolr iii doing the
mason work.
Mrs. Angus and daughter, Miss Eth-
el Angus, of Woodbridge, are guests
of Mrs. Allgllr's brother, Orlando Al-
len, of compo street. ,
August 17 has been aet‘tis the limit:
for receiving hidii fol tlie’ new town
ball by the special co tn'lttee having
the matter Ill Chal‘zgt ’\
The. Gilyel faniliy, of Greens Farms.
recently held a picnic. at their log
cabin near the old mill. There was a
large gathering and a very enioyable
time as the (lilycls EIU’HYH' have.
Ml. and Mia. ll.lrly lounsbnry, of
Reading. the Rev and Mrs, EdWard
Russell Evans. of Gloversville N: Y..
and 'li. and Mia Clarence Abbott, of
N0.“ York have taken amttage at ,
Coilipo Beach fur a Week or two.
Dr \Vulit‘iiiel‘ Beach and his dough-
ior fabric roofing, warranted sion.
. .~ for eight years. FIR GUTTER. two sizes.
TAR PAPER, 1. 2, and 3- ply. SASH WEIGHTS and CORD.
N. B.--W_I close Saturdays promo tlv at noon.
t
O. B. Jackson,
Optician.
l
Everything in the optical Linc.
Eyes Examined Free.
as wALL crater. '- ,
§‘
v“!
NORWALK.
AMP
«nur—
f HOT STUFF
Hazelton
The place to get it is at
v- , 4
The B Hers old & Son Co. s,
i‘i'lJ EN“ um Lil”! h;li
,. imwngnrrt
, =
IUILDEa OF. AND peat?!“
~
Carriages, Wag as; BICYCIBS anti
Horse Goods
Lv 1AA
Automobile Repairing, Carnage Tommie
«L .
d'
‘r‘lx‘.
rad-(-
“u‘
of. PP l .‘.4'
K
I
son‘s
v
and Sign Lettering w,
Factories and Reposdories—Soutii Norwalk‘ and Stamford.
‘ TELEPHONE conwsc‘fi'ion. is ~
‘dtio and Old Company s Le
FOR FURNACE. .. ,, ,
CrosseCreek and. Upper Leiligh
. , .130; Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
'ilgl’
J .
\
u
i I
't . a
-:l I
No. 2 Nut 35 Miner Ton, delivered in cellar
L'
' I
summer
House
4.... v.’ 936
. ,,, 33 South Mani Street. aHSouth Norwalil. ,. H: ,.
Clearance Sale of Ladies’ Suits, Coats Skirts
Waléismiind Dresses
As we do not carry over say He r’eiisndfn‘e from one section to anoth-
;..
‘7
' ll...""é
so“ .5 .,.,.,,.
SAFE-til Beth
v
,passing a few
' thusiasm and loudly applauded. After
“ the program a social session and re-
. freshnients rounded out a fine even-
: lligs entertlilnmellt. {A special not
high ‘
Somes not build bett
tel. Miss (‘lllra Beach, airived at. their
home llcic Wednesday. after it four
iof two years' duration in Europe. Next
week the doctor will icmove hid. inm-
liy to Westcbestcrr where- hetbi'ts a
line residence. -
1\lr.and Mrs. Frankly Taylor are
days at Brewstels
where, Mr Taylor is contemplating es
tablishing a hardware and plumbing
business. The. friends or the family
here hope that he will .su'caed, for af-
tor the many years he as been in
town the family will be greatly midli-
cd
I
Wednesday night was one" off more
than usual interest to the members or
the grunge of tile town anberq of
little order from Stratford and Baotou
sl were present, alld there was a large
iurndut of local members. The visitors
from Stratford furnished the pro-
grant, which was receiVed ‘wi'th hit»..........,
y
el‘il brought the Stratford people, shin
those from, Ens cl camp in bosses
and private .00an it time.)
AMAreua hEA'MéN RAVE HANDS
v
l‘i::,." FULL! LATHE!)
Turn Navigators CH ,63vcmmmt .
floaty-«Collision 2i lr.
;. rawiy much i“ 3 n3
, on prom, l- i.. .ll. uni?“ L’-
Mane rel; lh find near ti; 8' 3:43;“ ’
Gardiner's Bay yesterii or “*
seamanship tit“ tile ‘lm‘tLF 'ln’lliti'iin ,i
s from six dtittl’eh his hillivli doiflmld .l
' «Monsanto of tin ge and silmiiciusnl
craft for a week's pia rice “and drill
afloat. in and otlt of the hay cruised
the flee stea nlng in lin +09
apart, “ch th‘e flagship leashedkreht
ing and. hike gal ie‘ bringing 6’ title
re me as n. e as m -
ufirMi {duh thighs avlcirtfig the 1,.
ships; “(1"th their hands fuiln Fili-
nmmuesomen on boardpthe Matthias.
Milli}; none « oleucesm; outsmart m- '
'sels ,tlianrithc: lYimlteet anon Prairie.
found ttlibir italic easien than “unit“
the navigators a‘boardrtlsemrsi i «Mt.
*: sioweratlimntall therein outwith his
. frigate: l Portsmouth. sell- an:
sailing. "'l
it
one mile: during the man». time). in
time warship: peasant within lam-i
a domestieenoc tile Wallis. 'inv thinl-
ter' is pout bow in. all Wesmhfléflm-
lision scented imminen :zlluick. action
at Wills IAIODQI'HAHIB‘ «not it the clot;-
as. and no .aecldentetmslli tbeitiam
proceedings. ..l v ,; t, :
whimsy-wool. it , .
Sevently Company, of Noni-lit, Fourth
infiidlltbf of Merit. . r
*The Mount); :Oompeliy. . CoasttArtil-
lery Corns. Captain Clifford B. Wilson. ,
of Bridgeport, led the state in the fig-
ures of merit for the month of June
according to the statement issued yes-
terday from the cc of the Adjutant
general of the newest National
Guard at Harlin d. The figures are
l 1"
based on- drill reports, ling, are as tot?
lows: VIN" lut‘pi
Fourth Ooinpdmi .11.. : '12}. I . o . ‘92. C;
Eighth company-- .......... .8'8. 5
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