”its
“New
“BERLIN. 0n
..¢ ‘
a
tarlo, Sept. 1
. boiler in n cider mill at Linwood blow
ii; yesterday. killing‘two‘men. both
were terribly mangled.
.
HOW TO err arsono. ‘
is the. new“. “"j
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f
‘ ~ ' 14W. N . i
5.—The Ans Doing Taken in Washington A
Result of $100,000 Suit.
SAN FRANCISCO Staph 15.--Dopo-
sltions are being i in this city,
in a suit brought by will. Marciano
iompany. of Danbul‘y. again'st the,
United Hatters of North Amel‘lca'fol'
9- 3- DW: 0' 12“ W- 00118”!!! St»? the recovury of $100,000 damages al-'
Chicago, tells of a way to
strong. He says: “My mother who lat “.unufitctunu - . '
. g minpauy as the result
old and was very feeble, is deriving so‘ a be c it do 'lare a ainst it th
much benefit from Electric litters that; 33,"... y 0 L d g by 8
tell those who;
i feel it's my duty
need a tonic and s engtbenln
clue about it. in my mother’s case a! cisco in the cure of I) E Loewe and
marked gain in flesh has resulted. 10': Company vs. The United flutters of
domain has been overcome. and She is, North America ill‘l' to be used In the
Electricl trial 0f tho ease in the
Bitter- suickly remedy stomach. liver; courts. which. it is expected, will be
ahdwkidney oomplnilits.‘ 80111 “lid“: commenced during the next
steadily growing stronger."
nannies at F. H. Baxter'
store. 60c.
nacsN'r ARRIVAL tor "v:
NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-—-Arrived: and the United ilattiirs are represent-
Stetmmr Crosser Knrfurst,‘ Bremen t ed by Attorney Join
and Cherbourg. .
,t
Special
filmy Sweet Peta
19 lbs. Granulated Sugar, - - -
J. Kuhn 81 (30.,
Formerly M. EPSTEIN.
term St.
”900mm leged to have been sustained by tile‘
llANllUllY. Sept. ib.~—Depositlons
s medl-i which are being taken in the San Fran-
Connecticut
few ~
2%; weeks. Loewe. and Company are rep-s
—.t1‘ese ed in the proceedings in Sun
1 tiFl‘anc see by Attorney Walter Gordon
“W Merritt, of Daribury and New York.
s dr
an:
1 K. Beach, of New
Haven. . p .
‘
for Saturday ;
toes, per peck, - - 20c
- $1.00
1
Eadi Norwalk.
i
i
IHORE DINNER! A SPEC
AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
given to automobile parties.
t
\
i
Especial attention
Commencing Next Monday, June 8th, FREE VAUDEVILLE.
.1-
Hoe;
l,
\
P-hone 319-3.
«0.1).... is.
NOW OPEN under New Management.
GEORGE XANTHAKY, Manager.
FOR SATURDAY,
20c lb
' J. w. DODGE,
ei'
IALTY. DANCING. BOATING, IATHINO.
\ t
ed Chickens“ .,
[688
Street.
.22 Writs?“
,‘Jeddo and V
* Cross ‘ Creek
For Cooking
‘ Luther
Carriages,
and
HO
"“1
TELsriiiBNE 294.
The
Clearance
. hole
33. So.
iii
id company's Lehigh
sea FURNACE.
,NO. 2 Nut $5.00 perfiitni, delivered, 31.09%"
T RAYMOND ~ BROS.
”unmanned... ._ .
Wanna. bicycles and
. Horse Goods _
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
, Factories. and Repositories—South Norwalk and Standard.
' ~ 'rchéianons couuscrion.
“""."""'"7t""-'»—7""" . _.—...r—.
azelton
‘ The Place to Get It Is at
Then;Hershneidssnndnrfs}
Main St» SmNofnik.
and Upper Lehigh‘
Range and Slim-Heaters.
-Mw-.-~ «-m—M
.‘S-i'.
M Wright
Sign Lettering
T "STUFr;
1'2! warns“ era EET.
a season to anoth-
uddbacmhcsd.
inherit Stores:
, Remeva
, MELaniiagnsan & sos'sj
INSURANCE 1'
l
tender pa .
sure 1'“ be late. ,
The .iehu looked at her a moment
and replied, soberly: “Well, miss, l'vo
hit the pore '0» all over 'ls,body ex-
- cept 'is left ear. and I’m keepln' that
It!” the Mitstflt’i‘oat."—llnl'p ar'Woek.
I" . l
a... .44.
. , litmus a bit? 't'xn‘
.3.—
The crutch”
Excellent Culalna.
Dinner-a Evenings,
ii to 8 p. m.
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner. Parties and Banquets
Dollcltwd.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone 999.
new» ‘
we “Very Proud ..
the record made by? Stewart Stoves
and flanges. Over three hundred sold
in the last three years. and every pur-
chaser more than pleased. You see
we are not taking any chances when
we offer to refund your money after a
month's trial. ' . 1.
The A. J. Angevine '
.& Son Co.
134 AND 236 WASHINGTON er.
svsav'Lon's oasssmo CHAM-
‘ \ssn _
a5
should b0 squirmim I all!)
‘anow white. one piece "Stsndald'tl’tl
colaln Enameled lavatory. ‘
Have you ever stopped to conflict
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running waur
in your dressing chamber, sloop
ing a ‘ or out door toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfdrt. - ‘
We will gladly quote you prices. Oar
plumbers are strictly oompauas ma
ohanlca.,honcat and reliable. _
HORACE R. NASH,
cosnsn'uiam AND wear m-
u “id ?
enecr
OED NEW
E. E. Gorliam,
Decorator
Tel. {52. East Norwalk.
1n...
OFFICE Is Now AT 148 EAST AVE-
NUE, NCRWALK, CONN.
Prompt attention to orders reliably
PHONE no. 287.
New York. City Office, 100 William St.
‘ filling it. '
Money Advanced
man. I... their household furniture.
.pidim‘l‘nnd other personal property.
without removal, on their own name
wl doraer. ‘
Mill 2AM. AND all us.
, independent Loan & Security so.
, executed.
Pans can. and salt House
33 South Main Street, South Norvvalk; ,. . .
Saicoiv'=Ladies’ Suits, Coats, Skirts;
Waidis and Dresses. ’
1a we do not carry over an Merchaudhesroman
‘. unowomrkitdwamlow. tC
J
' ‘ “auditioning. Washington as.
one. open until 7 p. in. Monday and
Sis-“517 Mains. Standard.
' . . whimsy until 8:80,
‘ A'fllllnn, Jo Smith. , 0.
Lucas. is
"car'rhi'n HENRY oveasonno;
"Juv—
Ownar of the Launch Cat's Paw Makes
Aoqualntanca of “tho Mormolda.”
Yesterday afternotin. after it pleas-
.aiit sail down the harbor, with Lucien
H. l'louton and Rev. Hull. Carpenter. as
the guests Of .l. i.. Henry. owner of the
launch “Cat's Paw." and a popular
mail clerk on the New Havon and
Hartford Railway. Mr. Henry evidently
,wished to prove to his guests that he
was related to the mermaids. and with-
Out giving his ”friends notice of his
.intention he suddenly dropped to the
depths arithe'Norwnlk river, and all
that could be seen of the genial en-
ry was his seniiiau’s cup floating on
‘the placid waves' Mr. Benton. with
the skill of an experienced life saver,
came to the rescue and-Mr. Henry was
,welcomed aboard.
j
AND VALLEY GROVE.
._..__.
0n and After MONDAY, Juno 22, 1900.
The Now and Commodlou.‘
Steamer Huntington
car‘r. WILLIAM arcane,
Will Run as (Follows:
LEAVE JHUNTINGTON for Norwalk,
Mondays and Fridays at; 6:45 a.
m. and 2:16 D. In.
LEAVE NORWALK for Huntington
Mondays and Fridays at. 8:45 a.
In. and 5:15 p.111.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 60o; SINGLE
- FARE. 40c.-
Children, 5 to 12 years, Excuralon. 860;
Single Fare, 25c
Will stop at VALLEY GROVE Mon-
days and Fridays on signal.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only.
on and after Tuesday. muary 'l,
1906. ‘ll‘reigh‘ Propellers will leave
Pier as, East River, New York, (foot
of Dever street). every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. in. and South
Norwslk up to 5:30 p. n.
' Norwalk‘ Steamboat Co.
0. Human.
Choral Again.
|
Periedtion
Oil
Heaters
R .. YMMPS V
AT THE usuili. LOW PillCE
| W
F. A. Mitchell
Cor. Wall and High Streets,
Norwalk, Conn.
3’2 9 '3 .. iam-
Slioe Repairing '
is nor some on islollll‘l'li'lc
5"”“9' 99“; .9"- ”973% t
Monarch Repaifsm.
«'nAvMO’No or. slit
., muons” use ‘on poo-ran. “‘ , -
Commandant
-' "acornltwitwuk, court. ‘
-l--s—sa—— .
runners a nascent: IANKINO
PW”
, _ CAPITAL; . at,
‘ -0Wi00 "
>u—a—a- .
auanus AND snort“.
airman. , ‘
EDWIN a.'-nn'r"aswsou.-'rm.
JOHN 11, Kurt". 1n ,Vlcoiprba. ,
FREDIRICK *H.‘ROWAN, Ind Vlco.
I;
PHI. .
munch 'IODWELL chain»:
,, DIRECTORS, ,
E. H. Mathewson Henry asymm-
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wall-ca Marvin
Christian Swan: (John 'H.~L‘lghs ‘
Prod H.Rowan.
‘.
\l
I
' Try Our Syrup of White Pine
l.‘
EXCURSION8~ T0 HUNTINGTON:
. after by George H. Hunter.
' that the too could not be told apart.
'lt was expected that some sort of en-
’Peaso piano,
' has at 'his booth a lady singer and a
piano layer and is gliding away neat“
' little souvenir Teddy Bears.
a as
18 U i. i'raAlvi, w' wed
' 83d”... Main ”V '
.,
Compound with Tar
It will cure coughs, colds. hoarse
ness, sore throats, etc. Price 2Q cents
a bottle. ‘ ' ‘ .
Prescriptions. We give special at-
tention to prescriptions here. Only
pure, standard strength drugs are used
sodmonwgwaihwi pious mesa erl
prdscrlpti ulst. a fi ‘ p
. ~ ' .. WA .
THE BRIDGE manuacv.
zoo wasmnovoN-s'ralliv
TEL. GAllLyIfl-d.
m
this morning that
the boys bad visions of skating on the
Benedict Farms mill pond.
The Rev. Charles K. Woodson will
lead the weekly pastor‘s meeting at
It was so chilly
the East. Avenue Methodist Church, as
usual, on Thursday evening.
The sudden arrival ornhuiy weather
last night was ~the cause of the start-
ing up of a number of hosting stoves
about this section of the town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Sample and
little son, of Cove avenue, are on a
vacation trip up the Hudson River
and einhend to go from there to tilt
Berkshires.
For the first time on Thursday even-
ing, this summer, there will be m:
dance at the Country Club this week»
Dances will be continued indefinitely
on Saturday evenings.
Captain Cari Wicke is figuring on
taking S. F. Ward's launch Miriam out.
of commission next week. Some boats
will remain in the water until ice
forms over the harbor. .
It is not the roadway of the Wash?
ington street bridge that alone is in in
bad condition. Many of the boards of5
the sidewalk are loose and are in line
shape to cause accidents.
Letter Carrier Jesse 0. Seaman ii-
enjoying a day's vacation from his
duties as one of nUcle Sam's letter
carriers. His route is being looked
Work is progressing on the new
residence which William H. Baker if
having erected in Eiilie avenue. Tilt
cellar has been dug and the founda-
tion is now under construction.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Homan and
Mrs. Peuball, of Both Beach, New
York, have returned home after i.-
pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. J.
Sturges Randall, of Senview avenue.
Snipper, the famous cat at L'Hom-
median Brothers’ store, which was
gathered to-lts reward a few days ago,
left behind a successor who bids fair
to become so much like her mother
Three well-known East Norwalk oys-
termen Henry Reynolds William Tobey
and Charles D. Tobey wont to Com-
missioner Christian Swartz yesterday
and received their licenses to work on
the natural growth beds next. weok.
Albert Ayes is figuring on launching
hisnew sloop Helen, under COnStt‘llC-'
tion in Soavicw avenue, next week.
The Helen has been rapidly nearing
completion during the past few days
and promises «to be a worthy craft,
The Baraca (lines will hold a. busi-"
ness session Tuesday evening, Sept.
18, in their room. The Fall work
will be planned Mid officers elected.
Therefore it is very important that
every member be present at 8 o'clock
sharp. _
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany transacted only routine business
at the monthly meeting last night at
the truck house in Van Zandt street.
tertainment would be talked up but the
subject was not broached.
Captain Arthur W. Day, of East Nor-
walk; Hubert S. Mitchell and William
J, Pepe. of The Waterbury Republican.
and William Wallace, of New York.
have returned from a cruising trip to
the eastward in the auxiliary, Broad-
bill. owned by Capt. ‘Day. , ' , 2
William H. Bakers of Osborn avenue,
representative in the Norwaiks of the
has an exhibitthls week
int. the White Plains trsir. M-r. Baker
" There is a wonderful improvement
in the riding of the trolley cars in
Seaview avenue since the tracks have
been rebuilt there in preparation for
fall and winter. in place of the for-
mer bumpity bump sensation. the cars
travel along as smoothly as anywhere
in town. .
Pool tournament talk is already un-
1N
.. ' S .
:
)s .
'1 at-
it
by a.
The prices we iasksfor*odr I'Glrocerlcs
represent the honest value of the best;
tho‘grocery market affords. Paying
loss than woman is getting quantity at,
the expense steadily. ' . %
Maori dare. qta. 050 box;
.Maobndara..pta. 55c Dos.
datlba. Sugar. ...... ........ $1.00
Attendance all hours any and night.
Frederick. “- Gilli“.
workman;
.
Moral Parlors In Causation. fl
nay-amuse . ‘ , Tel. sol,
Dillon and Residence.
Our Dilicloua coffee .for. one wk
. scum-,ounallc grander .,_.......;.25¢,
RMJOselevsky
. year the season became so fa
. Vii
,_ expected that the Darlene will be ac-
' the ’tro
. at i." run mm
finite stage.
l’ “lblltblfllll
et reached a. do
'3'
before an attempt was made to
the annual Hefner tournament
dietitian hr the
Thieves made an unsuccessful“?-
tempt Sunday evening to raid Oscar .
Seymour's hennery in Pleasant ave-
one. The offenders, d to be boil
descended on the lace etween flan .
10 p. m.. but the c ickens made such at
racket that the young offenders were
heard and frightened away. ‘i
The famous Ollogowalia Club, has
110i; Wt gotten into his stride for the;
season but it was predicted this ninth-
ing that their famous parties would
soon be in full swing again. Friday
nights are the particular dates for thQ
club's interesting and enjoyable sup,
prise parties outta members.
Two of the Radel gasoline oyster
boats arrived in the harbor. yesterday.
The plant is already‘f'or business and‘
announcement of the beginiiing of‘tho
opening season here is expected at any
tiiuo. All of the comany's boats have
been overhauled and put in the‘pfngo.
condition for the fall and " winter's
work.
A number of East Norwalk people
havin been expressing the wishtthat‘l.
the tr angle Of property at the inter
section of Washington street‘ondi‘flfls-
view avenue belonged to the t wanna
that in the event of a new Was ington
street bridge, the property in question
would make a line approach to this
section. , _
Jacob Yonrdisky, whose engagement!
was announced a few days ago. is‘to’
take for his bride, Miss Annie ,liirsch-
man, of Brooklyn. An engagement
party was held at the home of the
bride Sunday and the groom-to-be and
his family went down to the City of
Churches and attended. Mr. Yourdisky,
presented his friends with a handsome
diamond ring.
The petty tbievery, with which East
Norka has been pestered all sum‘
mer, seems to have taken on a little
lull for at least the time being, much
to the satisfaction of the East Nor-
walk residents. One person said this
'lllll'nillg that the reason the gardens
[To not being molested is probably due
to the fact that the most Of them
filo o
that it "Will given up‘
many others. ‘
i
.4-
up,
Kyrlie Jones. of this place, has a
kick against the City of South Nor-
waik. Jones has been engaging in the
“all hot" business and procured a
licence for pedilng but to-bis‘eurprise
he found that the police made him
teep moving along with his cart from"
,ililt‘tls where large numbers of people
ones. He said this morning that he
intended to lay the matter before City
Clerk Joseph ll. Taylor, of South Nor-
walk.
' ‘_._..————l—-——
-—For a mild, easy motion of the,“
bowies, a single dose of Dean's Regu-
late is enough. Treatment cures na-
aituai constipation 26 cents a box.
Ask your druggist for them.
DARIEN AND MOM.
Carl Miller, of New York. formerly
of Barton, is in town calling on var-l
ions old friends.
Miss ‘Winona Smith, the daughter
Of Dr. F. M. Smith, of Durien, is to
be married today to Dr. Slaughter, of
New York. Dr. Smith is a New Yor
dentist. residing in Darien. ’
The Darien baseball team will go
to New Canaan. Saturday afternoon,
and settle a series of three games.
Each team has won one contest. it is,
‘3.
companied by
rooters.
The registrars of Darien, William
H. Willmott. Jr., and Charles Bennett.
have given notice that they will. be if
session Thursday from 9 a, m., unit.
5 p. -m., for the purpose of recordin :1
the names Of persons who are entitle
to be made voters. Z ,
Percy E. Cantrell. a clerk.in . the
Stamford National Bank, is to heme;-
ried. September 23, to Miss Irma
Smith, daughter Of Robert Smith, who
is the organist of St, Luke‘s Churchg
Noro n. Mr. Cantrell is the son of
I“. V. antrell. a Darlen grocer. ,V ,.
The Darien Juniors ran up againsh't
one. of the fastest amateur teams snh
East: Port Chester. "New, York, Sunday.
and were defeated by‘the amaii seem
at 9 to 7. Saturday. the Juniors won-
in Dorian from the strong So So team
from Norwalk by the score.of 10. tilt
a faithful band (if.
' . a. . .., . t_
Charles E. Littléfleid is shaking;~i
hands again with old Darien friends;
Mr. Littlefleld is back again at this-
Tookcr House, a partial interest in:
which he has purchased from Alien
Risk. During the past summer Mr.
Littleileid has been conducting a sum-
mer hotel up the state. ,' ‘_ , \ .
Fred Stevens, of James C. Pooleyls
market in Barton, is still,taklng an on
forced vacation as a result. dfbioq‘d
poisoning in his right thumb but. ex-
pects to get back on the job shortly;
has the finger is steadily improving.
Blood poisoning developed from the
finger being scratched by a bone.
Mrs. Matthew, [ambert leased John‘
Brummer's restaurant in Darlen, yes:
terday. Mrs. J. F. Taggerty, who for-
merly conducted the place, was Oblig-
‘ed to give it up on account of blood
poisonMg in her arm. The latter is
now improving nicely. though it; will
be some time. before she recovers the
full use or the member.
The automobilists are far from in
lovewith the crushed stone that-has
«beendistributed over the turnpike, in
Norotoii. The machines; now tnketto
iey tracks as much as possible“
figuring that while rubber tire prices
have dropped the figures are not :yet.
low enough to use them for beating
down crushed stonevinto s Jolflbeii- _,
John Burke's dog is dead: Apparent-'
ly this is not of ucb gsigpihcaoce but.
it is. ,This’par cular“dog..,‘h s been
the cause of a lot of trouble tweon'
Burke and the authorities. Barnabas
persisted for two years in not getting
\
Mil! ~
i
ll
Vi
it
2“ school, to 3p
open to piifering, have been cleaned ,
E ' returned to Seymour. after
him. sorvlug -a’ customer a
condition
, a latte! ‘
e i Mi
t is lie , l ,
dwalloifad on th ' ..
In dim and an Opera n' : resort-
ed to. in an effort'to, lug him rciief.
Yesterday there waslttle change in
the child’s condition. His mother has.
It 'idga of w t lib has swallOwed it
i j!!! other an Ordinary food.
Constable Hanford Smith, of Barton.
has, been havi , . _ __ for
inhalatiildiiih than
enthusiasts who.“
at tho
ltdidn girl. 'it is clsi e ‘
fugitive, has Mi}? using lode, , I!
sustain. es. audit” [0
to ‘tdo, her. till" wdtskipsifiuw' ho
would stimulants. Coda , .suuth
went after the has a day or two ago
but ldonia trawlingI Mahatma. The
constable and twosome . Social:
mantlutuaaiihsr took effect. .ll‘or
several days Constable Smith has been.
accompanyiu the dial and from the.
Elm thdr rent the man.
sort
t
i.
W—
WESTON.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Carver spent last
week in Cos Cob. ‘ g
,L. M."Gould entertained llidgelleldi
friends on Sunday. i
Miss Jennie Hoyt is spending a
week in Tarrytown, N. Y.
(pitcher
A. C. Bradley an S. B.'
spent sunny in ~PO nd Ridge.‘
J. Mai-win Beers. spent. Sn day has
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. JO n Mor-
ton. ' -
Rev. Dighton Moses, pres he
the Cranbiiry ‘ Chapel, Sands _,
Mon. ‘ . “
Miss Buse. Mrs, Ilazaer. lilies Boos
and Miss Heiniz'iravc‘ r‘cturu'e’d to New
York. " ‘
Miss Emma Faiilliaber has’a, new
span of roan (sills.'pii'i'cba‘sed.'iii New
York.
Mrs. Middlubrctiz. (if Norwhlk.
spending a week with Mrs. A.
Turney. i
er. and Mrs. Robert Shay. of New.
\ork were over sundry sublets, in Mrs.
M. 'I’. Donneily. '
, in
ter-
f' .
is
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Wheeler have
a short.
visit with relatiVES. .. , ' ‘
The Young Peoples' meeting at the
Norfleid Churchuhds-y evening was ~
led by Miss Anna Banks. ‘
Miss Katherine Bears and Miss
Ruth Tresdweli entered tbe‘jNory‘iblk
High School on Monday, L ‘
Mr. and .Mrs. Charles "Perry are
home from a two weeks trip through
New England and lOweriCa’dada.
Linsley Corsa cut a bad gush in one
his hands with. til-rap Haifa
vudoys
, ,
“30' « ‘ . t Flint
Miss Ethel Salmon left town .yes~
terday for , western ; Pennsylvania ., to
becolne a student in ‘Allegli winni-
his“. ~ .. '
Largedelega
tions from New Canaan.
Westpor “when and
wore to let ned by
fimsgmé
on Friday ievening. -
Miss Sarathnuclly who graduated
in June from the New York Normal
College has returned to New York to
engage in teaching. - .
l W . l 's ‘ .-
‘ sic FIRE m ,M‘Am's.’ ‘
Lumber Yards and Tencmanh 0:3-
troyod, Emailing L'oss of $300,000.
BIDDEFORD. ‘ Muiht‘:'sséiit‘.‘j‘152~fA
spectacular fire, which caused apron-
erty loss estimated at $800,000,!“-
troyed more than 16 ttCresIOf‘luhlbel'
yards, more than 'a score or. innermost
building, several tactorlds and some
railroad property ,earl y toctnnsmlzém
sides of the‘SacO rivcr,'ln the "cities
of. Shoo sudsiddcfortl. A. brisk-pulpit
issued a small" fire in a pile of transv-
ings in the lpmber yard of George A.
Crossman and sunspot: ,the 3‘09” side.
until 'lt - reached extensive :rproportions,
destroying a. million feet. or .illlhbfil‘ in
the ”crown yards. and, the, . box
hock. factory. or he. pbnceih. o, me
,lt.cemmu tested’m eighteeuaepem
holiness hefilafnes‘vg’ere‘hwept ..
wind acrossithe convex. neutrons;
‘ihehgxfinmgg hfr‘ifatiis‘d! the in...
me, ,ll- — any. ;, .- ...;..,._ ,. _
, 0n “the ,illdd‘éfetd stile. of fine inter.
a, hair dozendcneinent houses shinny
710 he; shuttles, ,bu‘t _ no. partition “ a: e
lino ‘n ragtime beenbprpod. More
than infirm: “ lieszgvproggrenlimu
.
110th , .
' "’IERTRA‘M-sSPENdEB.‘ _
Friends of John F. Bartram' a
popular. clerk- of~v+tho «South» .NOrwalk
post oilioomnddllsadlose Spencer, of
Chestnut street, will heartwith‘ sur-h .
prise the abnohlogfnht‘ otciheir‘mar- .
rings; which-is to take place Wednes-
dayatternoon at 5 p’clocklfrom .tlxe
home of‘liliss Spencer. ‘Both Of db ,
contracting parties have a large circle
of friends, and the, matter has
kept exceedingly quite thus far. The
couple will ‘Jbe at home" within: a
short). dormant . furnished rooms at, 19‘
Hillside place. , ~
DAMAoswon & PLAINTIFF.
Justic, offthe Peace, Daniel unlop '
gave duEgmantyoaterdaytiny . civil
suit, triad before him :mentl‘y.itl1‘l)sn-
iel Weed against Louis M. 'anhhm.
The plaintltt wumsrdwnwmdam-
ages and casts." The‘sult was lirdilibt‘
on the claim that, unham’s in
bile. .whileirunnlns, at.;.nisht . , out
lights, on the 03.. main“. ion.
collided with the plaintiff's horao~and
carriage.‘ Magoo-ofvdlwlahd»aats
wormasked» .whadurepmcmqu
Keogh & Candee. , “' .
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DEMOGRMO"WW"M m. i W
his; ‘7‘". . .I
3.
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TTlail ROCK, Ark... pt. 15 's ,
an on .or GMRJWgr‘: usher. .u
mbcratlu nomineevfor governor, d
theentire DemOcratic ticket, by a ma-
dority' which may exceed-That‘i’obe l
wont. to the Superior Clout anthems-
sent. term.
was struck by an automobile lash
Willis, the two year- ethane o’f ' rs
an. shalt-.mp1 irritant
. i‘ run in on vitamin-
William Elliott, Who arrived in Darian
last yeah. to live with be: half brether,
. . bunt.“ .,. 4 ,~-
W W'.‘
the dog registered and one of themes” ‘
lhfelk bottom-datum iblilbnilta .,
The poor, tinnooentwanine licensemooolssnretdheuuosbdln
week‘an tilled shortly atten‘itgrd‘lj , . W
by ohn I. Uttlo. two years ago.
'tthan~-86.900.»tnnd.-nn Ipparéntly
ant results of the state also -
_ A! Wed by incomf -
turns item; majority: of no. .75 -
ties in Arkansas. A record Dr I;
VOW W35 Fulfill -. "“31
, . 1 ’ . W.
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