Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 20, 1908 · page 7

 
 

 

 

We have'added 11. Pyrography De;

‘ pertinent to our store and you will and
‘hers a very large stock of wood design-
ed for burning, as Well as an assort-
ment of outfits.

There is an expert In charge of this
department. who will give lessons free.

 

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Liquid _
veneer

oL'D NEW

25 and 50c. Bottles.

E. E. Gorbam,

Decorator _ 3
rEaanorwaik.

 

 

 

Tel. 452.

Pyrgraphy I

 

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Cliffordt—C. C Clerks, Henry Pop
kill. C B. Shiras. 'l‘. Carvimon, R. W.
i’iske New Yolk, C. E Fileston A. M.
Foule. W. 1. Arnold. Boston; W. .l.
Casey. Burlington. V1,“; Joseph .I. Mul-
lon, Philadelphia; '1‘. A. Nolan and
wife. Toledo, Ohio; Joe E. Bass. Ash.
land, Ohio: R. A. Holden, Brooklyn:

George Miller. Chicago: C. J. Bailallrtz,.

Reading. PIL: l. (i. Field. Syracuse;
.i. .l. Cochran. Bayshore. bong island;
S. S, Beeltwltll. Ridgefleld.

Mahackemowlt. T. McKennan, S
Grccnsteln. Bridgeport; W. A. Bulkley.
Worcester: Mr. and Mrs. Clyai, Bos
ion: lionjanlin Cooke. Boston; Mrs.
liongnegger. South Norwalk: Mr. and
Mrs. 'l‘. W, Franklin. Brooklyn; L. R.
Hurlbutt. Wilton; George Rockwell.
lildgeilld: I". Bouton. Danbury; H.
M. Culver. Hartford; M C. Cain.
Brooklyn; .l. l.. B11rkhardt.Souib
Kcnt: O. S ()I'agca J. P.Mu1'pi1v Phil-
“dolphin; Joseph Schilling, Chicago:
(lcm go Star kits, Char les
111111 wlfc. Miss l-lildrctli, A. .l. Mackay,
G. S_ Jacobs. S. Seigel. C. W. Plunk.
.l. (loldstrope. New York.

PROF. NORTON DYING.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 20.-——'i‘lie
condition of Prof. Charles Eliot Nor-
11111 of ”award. who has been grad
nail) sinking from old age at his home
in this city was still living this morn-
lug. There had been no marked
change in his condition and the i‘nn‘lllv
had been warned that death was likely
to come at any moment.

 

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FRANK c.
Van Scoy

PLUMBINO.‘

STEAM,

1101' WATER
_ AND

GAS FITTING

Tin," Sheet ~~“Iron. Copper

Ind Zinc. _

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, -r~—-—-. .
50 South Main Street.
80. Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

 

22 Washington Street,

200 lb.

.J. W. DODGE,

 

 

South Norwalk.

 

 

 

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Harry Fillow, of Atlantic City. spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. uuers.
John Fillow and returned Monday
morning. where he is employed on 11
large college. 3

DUKE or ABRUZZI DISAPPEARS.

 

Abruzzt has suddenly disappeared
from Turin and as search has failed
to locate him the report has gained
circulation that he has left. i'oI Ameli-
ca, sailing under an assumed 111111111.

Auction

Building
Lots

 

 

Wlll Sell by Public Auction on

11111111, 11111111 2211.
AT 2 O‘CLOCK, P. M.

ON THE PREMISES, TEN CHOICE
’ BUILDING LOTS.

Situated on High and Cottage
Streets, in the City
of Norwalk.

Particulars of F. A. MlTCHELL.
owner. Furniture Dealer, 14—16 Wall
St., Norwalk, or F. w. MITCHELL,
Auctioneer, Central Hotel, South Nor—
walk.

 

 

 

Horace E. Dana 81 Son,

45 Wall St., Norwalk.

Real Estate and
Insurance.

We have several decided bargains
in Income producing property that
must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.

 

 

 

Jeddo and Old Company 3 Lehigh J Marion & Co.

FOR FURNACE.

Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh Real Estate

For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.

No.2 Nut $5. 00 per '1 on, delivered 111 cellar

RAYMOND BROS.

 

Luther WM. thght

.UILDEH OF AND DEALER IN
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
, 3 Horse Gobds
1 Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming

and Sign

Fadlories arid Repositories—South Norwalk and Stamford.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.

HOT STUFF
;azelton Coal

The Place to Get It Is at

TheB3 Hershf1e1d&SonCo s

 

 

 

 

The Paris Cloak

33 South Main Street, South NorWalk.

Great Sale of Fall and Winter Suits, Coats,
Skirts, Waists and Furs.

The best and biggest selection in town at prices that no store can best.

Come and be convinced.

The Paris Cloak and Salt House

33 So. Milli) St. St). Norwalk.

1 l
a 1 ..a . 1"
hawks '

Lettering

122 WATER STREET.

 

and Suit House

(INCORPORATED) I

_ 5 Railroad Ave.
50. NORWALK. CONN.

CityNational Bank
SOUJ'H NORWALK. CONN.

TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
_..__
CAPITAL,
‘ $100,090.00. -.

sunPLus-AND PROFiTS.
$173,500.00.

EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, lot VicePflm
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vic.-

Prec. -
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.

DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp 'Samnel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz ' John H. Light
» Fred H. Rowan.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1347 1.07

Plumbing and Steam
Hearing. .

Ho'r- wA'rEMIEA'rmc.
HOT AIR HEATING.« ‘
.TOVES AND RANGED,
eLA'rE AND TIN noormo.
an and 8mm Fitting, Gas Fixtures.
Metal Ceiling” Etc.
HAVE you sEEN odn crack or
RICHMOND nit-nose:

The Jones 81;.H’otchkiss
* Company.

11 watt; stirrer. _ ‘Noirwacir.

Motley Advanced

to‘eii—reir—theirhous‘chold furniture.
pianoii and other personal property.
withbut removal on their own name
without lndorser.

CALL AND OEE DO.

independent Loan 81 Security Co.
fievlla‘nd Bldm. Wilmington gt.

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515- 517 MailiSt. Stamford.

onto. open until ‘i p. in. Monday and
11.111111111111111 9:80.

TURIN, Oct. 20.-—-’l‘llc Duke of the ‘

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We Tell 1

China?“
51.1.1111. M and
Irma We”: ' 41.1113:
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I) can foul! (iii. ‘

Mr, and Mrs Oscar» Smith have re
3'tulned from New Hutupshil'e

Miss Ethel Staples, of r‘all'fleld. is a
student at Staples Birth school.

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Keeler has been
entertaining Miss Mullen, of Danbury.

Samuel Purdy is entertaining his
sister, Miss Annie ,Purdy of New
York

The. Current Events Club will meet
with Mrs. Stanley 13.F‘lllow,’l‘l111rs
day afternoon. 3

The regular monthly meeting of the
Women‘s improvement Society was
held yesterday.

Tile l.a.dlcs' Aid of the M. E. church
will meet. with Mrs. George Guyer, to-
morrow, at. 2:30.

Mrs. Eva sturges Hills has leased
the J. Q. Adams‘ place'on Washington
avenue for one year. "

Miss Ethel Russell. of New Haven,
has been engaged as teacher of music
in the public schools.

ltev. M. lr‘. Mevls, a former pastor
of the Saugatuck M. E. church, is vis-
iting old friends in town.

Miss Rachael Scheliublum, a gradu-
ate ot' the mummy Normal school,
has taken charge of the new ,3 room
titted tip at. the Greens Farms school.

At the annual meeting of St. Agnes
Guild lilt" following otllccrs were
elected for the ensuing your: Piesl-
dent Mrs. A. M Smith; vice presi-
dent Mrs it. Kltlault; secretary, Mrs.
George K.D111'row; treasurer, Mrs.
Lloyd Nash; executive committee,
Mrs. Charles Olmstead, Mrs. Henrietta.
Bradley and Mrs. T. C. Sturges.

Ayor’e

Patient—Doctor what do you call
this fever of mine?

Doctor. looking at, clinical thermo-
meter—Well. l'd call it a bargain—103
reduced to 98.——Ne\v York Times.

Hotel Mahackenlo

J. Ft. CONNOR, Mgr.

——-—-¢

Service and cuisine Up to Date.
Rates 32 per day and upwards.

 

 

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Stock and General information Ticker

Sunday Dinners, 75cts.

TEL. cALI.‘ 9311.,

raosrllcrs ,

or Acooo .3
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HUNII‘NGII

A coroner's crook or" um:
.1. MODEL an!

Shot Guns

slNGLE AND ooueLs.~

from $3. 50 up.

Come In and look them over. “F,"

A large stock of troll Im-
TION.

NorWaik Hardware Co

 

89 MAIN STREET. NORWALKI

 

 

 

Coal for the Winter
don't forget to call. and examine our

stock. It is the highest grade and it
will not cost you any more. '

HARRISSIGANS

 

 

Tamra " ‘11 were) 811»

Daily Line to N Y.
For Freight Only.

On and after Triad”, January 7,
1906, Freight Prod ers will leave
Pier 28, East Rive, ’New York, (foot
Of Dover street), every day, (except;
Sunday), at 4 p m. Freight received
at Norwaik up to 4 p. In. and South

Norwalkwup to 5: 30 11.113333“ 3 33
Norwilk Sirloin boat C15. “
c. O. 116.511....

Anninp J'.’ Smith,
, Leone; General Agent.

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Deposit on 111' for
Medicines
est accuracy and care
There' e no carelessness. stress work
or indifference about the way we
make up a prescription.
We not only follow doctors direc-

tions, with rigid precision, but we use
only, the purest and freshest drugs.

THE BRIDGE PHARMACY,

205 WASHINGTON STREET-
TEL. CALL, 641—2.
All Orders Delivered Free of Client.

 

 

Caleb Joyce, ‘0! Second street, spent.

Sunday with friends
city.

A telephone has been placed in the
residence or Captain Oscar St. John,
in Osborn avenue. ‘

Joseph Devine, of Cove“ avenue, has
taken a position on the Standard
Oyster Company' 3 steamer Standard.

Mr. and Mrs, David Manseli, of Port
Chester New York spent Sunday with
Mrs William Finch, l4 Willom street.

The East Norwaik Republican Club
will have another weekly meeting this
evening at headquarters in East Wash-
ington street:

Mrs. E. 0. Drake and Mrs. Alfred
Dunn. of Belts Place. who have been
seriously ill for some time, remain in
about; the same condition.

The Young Men's Association. of

the East Avenue Methodist. Church,
will meet at the church this evening.
There will be gymnastic practice.
, Miss Lillian Gelil'y. of New Haven.
was a Sunday gltcst of. Mist-1 Maud
Hewitt, cashier 11nd bookkeeper at the
Crescent l.111111dr1',in Scavlcw nvcnue.

Freak 0ddo,1he Washington street

barber, is a prominent member of the

Italian Socali Climb. which held a sac-

ffsfiful danCe last evening at Arlon
at

Fred Radzlmnnowskl has leslgncd
his position on Fred Lovejoys oyster
sloop 'Lily B. " which has been 111.1rork
on the Bridgeport natural gr'outh oys-
tor beds.

E. E. Gorhnm s painters and decora-
tors are‘ busily engaged in the work of
decorating of the interior of the rebuilt
Advent Christian Church, in .Van
Zandt street.

0. B Finch. of Hartford came to
Norwaik. Sutwurday to stay over Sun-
day with his son and wire and child-
ren. Mr and Mis. William Finch,
Wiiiom strefii. 3

When East Norwaikers came out of
their homes this morning they were
confronted with near-winter Weather.
a drastic change from yesterday‘s sum-
mery atmosphere. ‘

The Dory Social Club. it. was said to

in New. York

« day. will wait until the new tioor is

laid in their clubhouse in Cove ave-
nue. before starting the regular pro-
gram of cold weather dances.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany has completed all of the arrange-
ments with the Music Hall manage-
ment in South Norwalk for the joint.
entertainment in the hall on Thursday
evening. November 5th.

The first. half dozen of the 32 big
columns which are being built at. the
Colonial, Mill and Lumber Company
plant On the Benedict Farms Bridge.

‘for' shipment, to New York state, and

there to be used in a new house, were
sent away today.

The automobile race enthusiasts are
hoping that the weather will moderate
between now and Saturday, else there
will not be so much fun in viewing the

1 Vandervllt event. as there was two

years ago Most. of. the local parties
will leave Friday evening

Probably no one in this section of
the town would have any objection to
a rain storm. to secure relief from the
dust. The latter is so'thick that the
trolley cars become filled With it as
they pass through East; avenue, Van
1Zandt street and Seavlew avenue
, The pile foundation is now already
for the new boathouse Which Isaac
Church has been preparing to build.
Mr Church now has title facilities for
heating. for a, channel. which be had

' . dug, runs directly from the channel
« p'mper of the harbor to the site of his

new boathouse.

, Albert L. Hefner evidently is not
worrying a great deal about the future
of the Washington street bridge, for
he has just begun work 9311 some very
extensive changes in his property on
the bridge. The building in which his
main store is located is being entirely
recovered and he is about to have the
smaller section, in which his stationery

Abba WILL

 

 

 

 
 

5:1 rs, fr amour StomWhmiz train
on, o 1: place 11113 town e by a
laryé uantltlcs for chair And take a3d
Vanttige of every dilscorlnth We give

mt pro

very materi'ttl ss'ving'sh if yo“ become
our customer once, you will be our
customer 111.11.131.13 Our present attract»
tip on is a handsome clock absolutely
tree with ten ppbn'tli 0 coffee Better
investlga e We" hair a full line of
Pancake uckwheat and other cereals.
Give us a. trial. ' 3“.”

ROI"th .Ioselovsky
81 Co.

11 1111161 or. $7161 111111.11. .

 

Noa-Alwhom allot-Iv saloon I 3

‘12”. ._1.-1.

We iill prescriptions with the great- '

 

our custOmers the advantage of these

 

 

 
 

’ will buy just as many groceries
here on any other day of the
week as it will on Saturday,
Every day a bargain day. All
goods guaranteed.

11111

Phone, 11111). 232 EMT Ave.

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department, the Rider market and M
S. Partrlclr’s shoe establluhment. are
located, entirely rebuilt, extending it
out to the line of the blggetr structure.
He will also build on anotbier story for
living apartments. This also is not all
of the work be has determined upon.
having gotten out plans for a new
building on the vacant space adjoining
Mr. Partrick’ s shop. ,

William Dennison. the fc rmcr well
known young East Norw lk market-
tnan, is having a little it rd luck at
Sierra Madra,. California. where he
has been‘ located for s1,11'te"nl weeks.
Mr. Dennison writcs'Jnn'ms A. John-
son, his former partner. rthat he is
temporarily incapacitated from work
on account of a sprained- ankle.

~Stops itching instantly. Cures
plies, eczema. salt rheum, tetter, itcb.‘
hlvcs herpes, scabieswboair’s Oint-
meut. At any drugw store.

liliiliiillli

A goodly number of people. includ-
ing; ninlly lutllés.’ were in bathing. Silu-
dot, at Bella island

Miss Olive James has resignind her
position with the National Oyster Car-
rier Company, of South Norwalk.

The Peach lslnnd flats were lined
with llsilt‘l'lilt‘li. Saturday afternoon.
M10 were ill qucs. of flats and root.

3 The painters have 11.511.111.111 painting
Eben illil s house on Him islab‘u‘l. His
gauge at Hickort Birifi’ is also finish-
e.d

 

There will be 11 meeting of the, Re-
prlbllcnn (‘lub in tile llose Company;
i1all,Illis etching, All illlz-I'cstcd1 are
invited ,

E~x Commodoie .lnlncs A.l«‘a11'.eli 9,1
Hickorv Blutf, has 111111.11 his y'athl
Elois out of commission for the season.
of 1907.

Alfred Mesire has had Smith's is-
land entirely cleared of its thick wood
A. ll. 'i‘uthlil. who has been in charge
of the work. has'tlrc wood stored at.
his snore pr'op'city at' Hickory Bluff.
Now that the Nolwnlk Yacht. Cl3ui13
has been closed f01 thr scason. Rear
Commodore l).1 i. M. Allen has re
moved his launch Grebe from tilt
club mooring to South Norwalk. when
he will keep her until hauling out
time.

Announcement was made today at
the marriage of Miss Georgia V
Prince of Railroad avenue, toJ. Har-
vey Minor, of the West Side. The
ceremony \vas performed in New .Yori
June 5th 1908. but the young peoplt
kept their secret well for sevena'
months.

All adult residents of Lower 137le
Mile River School District who one in
terested in startlng the Village lm
proveraent. Society are invited to at
tend a meeting to be held Wednesdar
evening, October let at. 8: 15 io'clock
The meeting will be held th<
Library room. which has been inane:
for the occasion by the oillccrs of tb
Library. . '

This campaign, which hus beet
about the slowest. on record in warm
ing up about Stamford. got there wit‘
a bang Saturday afternoon, when th
Democrats sprung two headliners 11
John W. Kern, of lndians, their candi
date for vice president, rand 'l‘hcc
dot‘e A. Bell of California, who ha'
served twice in Cengress. been dc
ferried by name“ majority for govern
or of his state and was temporary
chairman of the Denver ebuvcntion
The Stamford Advocate yesterday, it
its report of the rally had the follow
ing to say regarding Mr. Bell At thc
conclusion of Mr. Kerns speech M1
Cummings said that the common
had come to Stamford at a sacrifice 0
his own comfort. as he really needei‘
a day's :rest. Mr. Cummings adder
that he felt, greatly indebted‘to Mr
Koin for coming, as he wanted hi1
fellow- -townsmen to meet him. Mr
Bell was then Introduced and for about
.111 hour he held the audience with 1
speech which for ionic and eloquenci
was Ilcarly above the average spell
binding. it was at. once evident that
the Californian, who, as is generally
known.
inliy deserved his reputation as or
orator Whit'il has come all the way
across the continent. He could easily
pass for a man of 30. althOugh lie it
possibly nearer 1it). He was dressed
more modlsbly than Mr. Kern, both
his suit and his cruvat. being of thI
all pervading shade of green. Mr
Bell had the audience in almost 1.
continuous roar of applause. .am
when he got through. Imam said, i'
was the best speech they had ever
board; He told sonic statics tvhlcl
took Well. and his reference to Long
worth as the “little buy biiic' of tin
“bite House. was relished “At th
outsc t. " said Mr. Hell. “I' Want. to col
root the chairman. He introduced 11131
as Bell, of California, hilt. whim I an
on Connecticut soil I claim it. as my
inherent right. to be introduced; at
Bell. of Connecticut. Every. drop c
blood that flows through my I'cla.

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comes from Daricn Stock.

1.1 it Connecticut blood

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'3 Democrats
him in Connecticut.

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3 dives midpoint
‘ Martini .iu on,

Ivonne side of ...thc

' or. be better for

. lg over the highway.

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Jadder Company. which closed at. th‘e’ f

. loves. Elmer ijo'unsbi’li‘9‘3 received”

 

 

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and as i Was
saying to tor Kern. ahmlumuihmm
train. it” 135936131111 dents
interald i1 ext

0 Mile flip a Holly ll. M

3la'I'len. air. ETA fathers, could I)?

(ind o the Dem cratlc tiring ii

tut won ttio ll doubt as to in)?!

' sleutoiéo vote of Conueo‘tli'iiit
would go I tell y it is a min
Maura. after toastflo or... three

ousaud .mlles. 10,1! 1801! am

you friends and my own f l “3‘"

r. sell thqh topku the i
can platforflnv and “berm heir “got
through wit it, it was certainly 'Ii
“inst! ument. Then
J barman. eviden 11'
not having been ripped off that the
are speaking highly f.
Mr. Bell quot d
the Springfield Republican agaiit‘ii‘r.
Jim, and lots of other things. ,‘I‘llo

. greatest applause of the afternoon

greeted his declurutltm that depopi- I
tors in banks had as much right. 11) 1
demand security for their deposits as
banks have to demand security‘dpr
loans. Many in the hall waited after
the speaking to shake hands with Mr. 3
Kern and Mr. Bell. The latter was
met by several Rowavton relatives.
and then started out to 1111111 no Clar-
encc Bell, of the First National be it.

his first cousin, and Harry Bell, see

a relative. His relatives made quite

a fuss about. him, but he had to 3&0
away at five, as he made a. speechn
New Haven in the evening. Prof
Herring also spoke in New Haven iii
the evening. and Mr. Kern and Mr.
Cummings spoke in Bridgeport, it)
the armory, which held a crowd at
over 3,.000 Mr. Bell spent Sunday
with his relatives in Rowayton and
Darlcn. and starts today on his re-
turn trip. which will get him to Call- '
forms in time to vote. Colonel Tall-
madge entertained Mr. Kern, Professor
Herring and Mr. Cummings for half
1111 hour or so at his home in Summer
street. Mr. Kern was given an auto-
mobile rlde about town before his
train arrived. 4

lllldiiliili liltil'.
. Frank Lassen and Walace Sharer

have covered their on bitch with
Andrew Taylor's liveryn hie...

Miss Betsy Weed no: erected i1
granite monument for her fatally 111'
he Blown Cemetery. Ox Ridge;

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Millspaugh (it
Bethe-l. are guests of the torment. Mi“-
ents, MI. and Mrs. Charles Mllispaufiii
of Darlen. '

1 Mrs Charles Weber and bor’mothc
Mrs. Humbert who have been spell-
In: some time in the mountains or
Pennst i1 anla are, expected home soon.

There are uncailid (or. letters at tile
.')n1icu postniiitl- addlcss': d 168
Swords. Mrs G Mulligan- If.“ '
Hughes Charles 'l‘1111l1_.1.».lolln COIIIII'
1nd ii S Alcott , »; W ll.

The1 picket lence on tin Noroton'
Soldieis'r. Howl).
ms been removed, and a high wil'fe
care has been placed In ill: 1'ch or
be borne a iew 10th from the Sonia
lospiiai. ' .

Earl). Hartl'igbt. of N021 1.11 has ll‘li
based the old St. Join; or nilollsn 111
tsilroad avenue. Durban :11d is Ienldl
111; it to a new 'lorntbm in Nototcti.
l‘he 101111111 slit) of tho. arrcullouse is
)wncd bv Chailos Adams.

Collies of extracts oi,’ Terri‘s" aptll‘t'll

1f 111' I cptzmcc or the nomination for tho .
ll'eslllch) have been placed iii til13

~1cudquaricrs of the Dalton Reptibll

1111 (7111b. There Ls a lay ge simply and ‘
1vcrybod1 is wr icolné to a com...

A big Limousine Hoichfikiss automo-
llle. owried by a Brooklyn garage. bl-
'atne stalled with magneto trouble, in
rout of the town hull. 111111de Similhjr
light and remained there all day, you
erduy. The drich slept in die car
tii night

The town clerk and selectmbn 11111
nake voters again on Friday~of this
veelr. There are many applioautii‘who
lid not. appear last Friday and all lire
1rged not to forget. that this will be
heir last. opportunity, unless they hei-
'on1e twenty- one between Friday and
1iectlon day. ‘ ,

The Design Republicans got a little
mom or the game in their raislpg ol’

.hell‘al’t and Sherman banner' it won:

ilanned to have the raising last even- 3
11g but. it watt'swong to the broom
'estelday morning The posillon o _i
romlr‘tenc I;
armor is stretched ac1' “ss “siMain str er,
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een by passengers on the- railroad a '1
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3 Constable Hair rd ith
amily cent to'bg‘fin £th

ow in' Earlene 11111111111: ll 1‘ "V
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nan supposed.to e the chi

he latter hit 311111;. Fortunatey 1', 3
vound was not a, rlouo‘ an“ wahd, “at:
n the left armr’ hem '
refore Justice William WHY
1'., yesterday morniirg and was given
I Sentence of 30 days in Bridgeport
manor. is declared to have be
be cause. of the. row.
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own hall Saturday night, was the I 3.".
cost successful fair the 'company has
-ver held. It. is believed that when 1
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