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Edward S. m'i'i. Hunt, 11 of Czar,
‘l‘ial 111 11 t
M "ntl‘tin "" D ' 1’
. _ Dr.Gerrit1 Smith, the well known
- 1- organist and composer. who has
ed in the Middletown 11.111111, but this many friends In Rowayton and Is at
institution Is filled, and she was taken present at "Crossways Cottage. " '1 ok-
to Norwich For a long time she had snake, is recovering from a severe at-
been a great care for her family lack of grip. which at one time threat
While not violent, she required strict ened to develop into pneumonia.
attention continually i The two Rowayton lire companies
Work on the Benedict Farms bridge were stunmonell to Forest Hill Villa
has been discontinued for the present. 31?. Rowsyton avenue, this noon, to ex-
Jhere Is still a considerable space to flfigulsh a tire about the grounds. and
Get Your Drud Wants
Filled at ”to?”
B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt and cilicient service It
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Ch i s for our t
Colin? 1‘. and wait “59110 ”It
BRIDGE PKARMACY
be filled in though a big gap has been which threatened the house and the
disposed of The last werk done was {019111 1111111 nemby,
, lurid d. Inf-on
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cunx Case: Rose Cecil O'Neil The
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iverson, Her Book. Juvenile Fiction——
the driving of some oils: for the trol-
ley company.
Mr and Mrs. William s. Fulani. In
tend to move into their new residence
in South Osborn avenue. the latter part
of this month. The work 011 the house
is rapidly nearing completion l‘he
plasteran is all finished, and Charles
H. Alsthorpe Is trimming the interior.
Earl Banks. son of John W Banks.
of Fifth street is laid up In bed with :1
painful. knee, which he iniured a few
days ago by running a chisel into it:
while he was at work. He is under
the care of a physician, and it is fear-1‘
i
.l. PARKER. Manager.
A meeting will be held this cvellinib'
at the Rescue Mission, on the Wash-
ington street bridge.-
ilarry b‘inckelsteih, of New York.
is a guest of M. .iose111,..pnd family. at
their home in Lowe street.
There were a number of visitors,
SaturdaY‘and Sunday. at the Norwnlk
Country Club, the club now being op-
cn for business again.
The Big Two announce that they
are going to have a dance tomorrow
evening. Hubbcll and Brunstrup are
down to furnish the music.
Miss Edith Secbcr. of Bethcl,
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry 81 Or
mood, of Hawkins avenue. Mrs St.
Ormond and Miss Secber arc sisters.
The barge Rancocas unived In the
humor yesterday, with a cargo of ce
meat for Raymond Brnotheis there be ,
lug 800 barrels in the consignment.
111111 Dory social Club is planning to
give a dance Friday atoning, at the
club house In Cove avenue The inn.
sic will be furnished this time by thc‘
club's own orchestra
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany held a monthly business session,
last evening, at headquarters in Van
thudt street. Nothing outside of rou-
tints matters came up
.J.; ’.Wallace Marvin has lecently pur-
chased the Finch barn in First street
and tends converting It Into a dwell-
l11g,1iin Second street to which point
it wits started y'esterda).
M,'Josen1. the Washington street
bri e merchant. has just had another
raid made on his hennery in Lowe
stréet. This time, ten choice fowls
moiitissing. A month ago se1 en were
inked.
‘mplalnt is made that boys have
bcén‘ breaking some of the File Dis
trict’s electric "street lamps. There
will be an interesting tithe for some
body'ff the practice of using the lights
ion-targets is not stopped.
oim Ku'bovitch, the Washington
- str ct bridge tailor added greatly to
his stock of store furniture this morn—
lng.‘ He was present at a sale, and
purchased a new counter, 11 machine
and other altlcles useful 1‘.. his bust
nose.
Tilt-iron R. B1'.adley of the Hotel
(.rectt Pharmacy, Danbury who Was
formerly located in the drug busine
in Sduth and East Norwalk, wuss ,Vlsl-
tor in town, Sunday with friends, rc-
tunlhig to the batting city Sunday
evening.
Mrs Caleb Wood. of Pleasant st1',eet
1111.3 taken to a state institution today.
by Deputy Sheriff Samuel C. lreland,
having been committed at the request
of relatives by Judges Henry W. Greg-
ol‘y,‘"ot the 'Norwaik probate court. it
was planned to haveMrs. Wood plac-
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This is, the season for cleaning
‘ up the‘ premises Soap and the
scrub 11111111111 for the house and
the hire (01' 1111111111111 are good,
11to 0111' solar enough.
acfc'an‘ dirt swity. but
111111.111. the 1191111111 tho barns,
stiiblca and tattoos right they
should be (reasoned up with
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c have everytbaag for the
paint-ing-— loosed», "turns .
f‘ ‘ - 'rul ”Edith
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We can guarantee JW White
Lead’ a purity.
1
ternoon in their parlors Rowayton ave
cd that he will be laid up for some
‘ time. , .
Among the latest accomplishments
of the Duty Social Club, the organiza-
tion of well known young men who
live in the vicinlt1 of Benedict Farms
15 the formation of a drum corps 'i‘he
corps has been making excellent pm
mess, as was demonstrated whcn tht1
members were out parading last even-
an.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. L'liommcdieu
111ml Mr. and Mrs. irn Rogers and Earl
D'llonlliiedlou were visitors In Bridge-
port. yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers
who came to East Norwalk n few days
ago from Georgia to make a few days‘
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putt. Long Island, had never been to
the Park City before.
Al Hafncf' s new score board. or re
thcl the one 11'-hl1h was rcc cutly (on
struttcd, got Into its stride last night,
when the baseball game letulns 00111-
i mcuced to come in and it was appur-
11nt that it would be a success. 'ihc
first scorcsrun up were: New York
(Nationals) 4, Newark 0; New York
(Americans) 1 Washington 4.
The members of the East Nurwnlk
Yacht Club had another jolly 1111111,
lust evening at theil club house on
the Benedict Farms bridge. A busi-
ness session was held, and as soon as
regulm matters were disposed of the
session was turned Into a smoker. 1
which furnished enjoyment for every-
body. The club is steadily progress-
ing, and looks forward to a successful
season ‘
The Gregory Boulevard hardly does
justice to the type of thoroughfares It
is called, in its present condition The
road is sadly in need of uttcntlon.
thn ploperly looked after it is a line
slrctch of highway but it has been al-
lowed to deteriorate so long that it
has little charm for drivers over It
in addition to natural irregularities. it
has a. series of ridges running cross-
wl ., whete sewer connections have
been made.
~Harsh physics react. weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Donne Regulate operate eusilv, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 25c.
Ask your druggist for them
RflWLYilll.
Captain Preston Halt has broken
ground for a new house which he will
build in the village.
G. E. Edwards. of New Rochelle. is
at his summer residence at Bella is
land for the present week.
David Blspham and childr.en '01 New
York, spent yesterday at his newly ac-
quired property at Cedar Cliff.
Jacob B. Raymond has rocchcd an-
other carload of wood shavings from
Vermont. for use in his Ice houses.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. Church will meet all day Wedues
day with Mrs. John L’Hommedleu.
E. Hope Norton and family. of New
York city, are at their Tokcnckc
Beach ptoperty for a few days‘ stay.
The Optimist Club recently formed
In this place, is to hold a dance in the
Rowayton Hose Companys house, on
Wednesday evening. April 21st.
~Minstrel Show and Dance. Hose
Company Hall, tonight
Harry S. 'l‘nintor, who is now located
at South Windham. 001111., was at T-ok
cneko Beach yesterday with a prospec
tlve buyer for his property there. _
At a meeting of the Reliance Social
Club held yesterday afternoon it was
voted to give a whlst party rlday at
hue.
Mrs Mary Bryan Is to new a bay
her residence in Rowayton avenue.
Hibbler and Crockett.
American Mechanics. will give a
mlnstrel performance In the Rowayton
Hose ht‘mse. this evening. and at the
conclusion of the program there will
.bc dancing. f
B Arthur Crimp, who recently mov-
. 11d back to his property in liroad
avenue is engaged ill tearing it wn the
barn and other outbuildings and will
likely use some 91' the lumber in the
construction of a‘ house 111 St‘. 'John
street.
The Home Mission Class of Bowel”
ton expect to have their reception Fri-
“do, n 0 this week. onus
ladl'ega' d genI‘Iem‘en of 111511331“ 11 are
iweic ome. The nts of theuuolobets
e
mpog to 111.1 theqdélveh
MwLIbrar‘y Edi 1.111
as I .Citw Him; Rev.-
131. Chapel Wed. eve..8
.rwilll'l and be
: are. The Turk
art. M.
Adm
. any,» are as “allele: Elation
~E1llihyatt,.Tru1Jal.ovg C. H. Row-
111111.11111'1111111111- lam Stearlis
11.111111. Fnhalsc or the Blessed Voice;
window placed on the south side of .
The work will be done by Contractors ,
Lincoln Council Order of 1111119211
The lioolts for April 15111 at 1111411011. 1
The property be
longs to the estate of the late Lester
St. John
The house boat Wigw.a.u1 owned by
Dr. E. E. Allen, of New Yolk. which
was anchored off the Norwalk Yacht
(‘lub quarters at Hickory Bluff the
groom part of last summer, is being
overhauled at Captain E H. Miller's
shipy'ald in South Norwalk. The
launch 0. PL. also owned by D1. Alien
1'.. already fbr the water 1
Mill" Alli llflllfliilll.
The Messrs. Holly have been spend-
ing n couple of days with friends in
Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fleming, Jr.
spent Easter Sunday with Mr. Flcm
ing‘s parents In Orange New Jersey.
There are uncalled-i111 letters at the
Durlcn post-office addressed to Adel-
bert Tompkins. Mr. Bal'tons. Fred E.
E. Undcrhill and Massimimo Rocco.
in addition to the regular service
Sundny morning at the Burton (‘ongrq-
gational Church there was a special
moment of cumin and recitations by
11111 pupils of the Sunday school in the
is ‘1 visit before returning home to Hell evening.
George l’unzelt has puichuseti n
"cod sized piece of property on the
post road in Burton, extending back to
lo avenue. from Mrs. Dr. Alice
Lyon Fitch The property contains
five acres.
A Darlen tenth of baseball players
went over to Baton Point. Sunday
morning and played a team from Row-
'ay.ton The Rownvtonltcs wcrc vic-
i'tblious by the some 01 6 to 2. The
fenture of the game was the holding
(if-will". then. It would not. be nice to
tell who played in the Sunday game.
The Mohegan Fife and Drum (‘urps
hold an old-fashioned barn dance last
evening at the quarters of Volunteer
Hook and Ladder Compost. in Noro
ton Shop's otcheatra furnished the
music. Everybody was invited to
ome in the most rural of costumes
and then1 was a special prize for the
best haysced and his mllkmald
The members of the Dalton Metho-
dist Church greeted their new pastor.
the Rev. Mr. Smith. Easter Sunday.
and are very much pleased with him.
The Rev. T. l. Laine. who wallorm-
crl1 pustm of the local Methodist
Church will be pdstor of a church up
tell slate during the year just entered
upon.
A slight chimney lire. which 111111....
bly would have assumed serious pro
portions but for prompt handling.“
curred Saturday morning at the home
of George A Philcox. in liindlcy Park.
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company.
which was notified hustled dowmwlth
its chemical engine. and made short
work of the blaze. Tinere was practi-
cally no damage.
Charles Brlnckcrhoff. for many years
a well known resident 0! the. town.
was buried vestcrdny afternodn the
Rev. Carlos Martyn oillclatlng. Burial
was at Spring Grove Cemetery. Da-
rlen. For twenty- -flve years revions
urday morning. Mr. Brinckerhoff had
been a timekeeper at the Yale and
Tow nc Lock Company plant In Stain
ford. Saturday morning he was taken
ill. and had a severe choking spell.
His wife by whom he is survived hur-
ried to summon Dr. House but before
the physician could be secured he had
passed nwav. himBrlnckerhoff resid-
ed over the Noroton Heights post of
lice.
is withouf‘ equal Its princ'l
can be done quickly and wit out the
. -_degree. Can be lighted
“medium” it ill
Top. At your
perfectly on 111.1
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Edgar Jonson, The Admirable 'i‘lnltol;
11.1
to his death. which occurred oat Sat .
.Tili
de'é'ler’ s, or
Albina m. G' 115-”!
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the" come
dr'fi'h’mb' 3t roam1 titted
wrist our lime! agency.
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cuss utilise digestion.
if you you 'know anyone who
ought to be cured of the “Drink
Habit" suggest to them to fry the
ORRINE treatment. You ll be do
big them a "good turn" and they
will some day thank you for hav-
ing suggested it to tllonl. You
can recommend ORRINE to them
with full confidence. it has been
successfully used by thousands
and Is highly recommended by
those who have used it.
' On no Do Given. 11.11.11,.
011111115 coon char :1 A BOX.
Guarantee in Each Box.
W rite for Prise ORIIUQNE Boloklei
(mailed in pla n sea 9 euva o e)
to ORRINE CO. 933 ORB Digit}
Building, Washington. D. C OR-
RINE ls sold by leading drugslsts
everywhere. .. .
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va-v,
litili'liil.
Charles floors and family now rc-
sldc in Bridgeport.
E. Thomas and wife spent Easter
in Bridgeport with relatives.
’i‘h1,1 Historical Society is to meet to
night, at the home of 'Amhf’osc Hurl-
butt.
Probate Judge Bradley has appolnl~
cd Charles Fable administrator of the
edtatc of thc lnt11 H l). Meeker.
George Gorham and wife. who have
been wintering in Florida have re
turned here.
A hearing on the estate of the late
Sarah Redient is set for Wednesday
before Judge D H Braille-1, in the
probate court.
A quartette compllsiug Miss Mac
konzlo, Miss McCaffcrty. Messrs. Odell
and Williams. assisted by a chorus of
IS toiccs,rcude1'ed 11 special program
in Tlinity church Sunday. .
There is to he a meeting of the
board of relief of Westport lire dis
trict in thc towu building, Friday at
its noon The board (omprises 11w
l’ost. Thomas Quinlan and Edward C.
Smith.
Sunday lire caught tbt1 hum of
John F. Dingce, at the rams, destroy
log a lot of racing rigs, harness and
feed. The1 Southport fire department
was first notified and did effectual
work in saving. the
three times caught fire.
owncl of a number of
He has a half mlh1 trot k or his pron-
erty, and with the‘ it s. Redford,
does more to advance to general in
forest in trotting than ‘ in this lo
cality. It is estimated th' t about till.
000 went up in smoke p tly coveted
by. insurance. The origl 1'of the fire
proves a n1vstery..\il:ts .E Dingce
11 as the only member on family of
the home
the cause of the life ’1'
suspicion in to” t
fiend again had his inning, ,
Some of the admonitions for form
nifty in the town clerk‘s office strikes
many as main good. ““Dont waste
time with finding the documentation
Disses R
$an horses.
is a vague
cigarette
entering." Remember life is short.
time Is fleeting. and the clerk can't tell
stories all day for. fun; so get through
with your business nudfir.
wants breathing space Dr his wtll
iéli you that according to the direct
elect of nitrogen on oxygen and these
on the new plaster combined with a
natural tendency on the part of all hu
malty at this particular time to shed
something, the same on birds, beasts
and reptiles do. the tendency will lie
acted on to a certainty If the normal
tempergeurc Pf the yardluo bait is not
heir l a he's a sumo of the pub
he? buf.sdrvant~—oot Fer Titers are
sorvmus and ser.vauts (See the Mod-
ern fiouscwtfe‘s Secrets Exposed, or
How She landed a Cherub for the
Kitchen 011 $14 per and' Board, and
On 1' Week.).1 1
The New Perfection Wick Blue»
Flame Oil Cook—Stove (11891:-
from all other oil stoves. --If has
a CA FINE T TOP. This
means you can keep dishes. and
utensils within easy reachwhile
cooking. and can lap find hot
of?" rmwmg has». the blast.
From its wonderful burner: to
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fig ""’."‘" no mo wanna-mm”.
1’1 111 31.1%.! "t *"
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le of concentrated 111.11.11.11. that the work
kitchen ing heated to In unbearable
instantly and turned in
‘flli “low",o
sizes. With or Wk 11: Cabinet
ife our nearest agency.
""J.~ “1.4
out of nick bras;
d.ornunenfal. If not with your
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residence than.
eni in your pockets and pull out upon "
'Ihe guest of Mr. and Mn. Charles
1 on. Sunday.
Miss Alice Gullck about 1.11 Enter
vacation in town
laving Lockwood was a guest of
Eat-lion friends on Sunday.
Mrs Robert Williams entertained
Ridgelleld relatives over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Adolph Horn a1e
spending a week in Brooklyn.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon has returned ‘
front a few days' visit in Boston.
Miss Grace Keane, of Weetport, is
Keane.
Miss Anna Banks Is about auxin af-
ter a few days“ Illness with a severe
grlp‘coid.
Bridgeport relatives'whe entertain-
ed at the residence of George Adams
8
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Mr. and Mrs. Meson, of Ridgeffeld,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
R. C Williams.
Mrs George Brown was a Sunday
guest of her sisters. Mrs. M. J. Miller
and M111. 1111111131; Williams.
Mrs. A, E. ’l‘urueyand Mrs. J. V.
Fitch have been recent guests of Mrs.
Edward Frecborn. In Easton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas has returned
to Ridgeflchl after a few duys’ visit
with Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey. ,
Miss Eddlcc White returned to
Lyons Plain, yesterday. after slew
tlays' visit with the Misses Adams.
Easter was observed at the Noriield
Congregational Church on Sunday by
an Easter sermon by the pastor. in
lectious by the1 choir. and a supplemen-
tary service following, in the evening.
at 7:30. The altar and pulpit dccoru
tions were quantities of beautiful lilies.
pink and white carnatious and ferns.
AERIAL FLIGHTS AT FORT MYER
Signal Corps of the United States In
’ fny to Make Further Tests.
WASHINGTON, April Mir—With the
open season for aerial flight rapidly an
preaching. activities will soon begin at
Fort Myer. The Signal Corps of the
army, which conducted the tests hcid
there last year. when Licut‘. 'l'homus it}.
Sclfridgc was killed in the wreck of
the Wright ncropluuc in which Orville
Wright was himself seriously injured,
I! already making preliminary armnfm
meals for the contnuution of these
tests. The balloon squad will be trans-
ferred front Fort Wood to Fort Myer.
next. week, and immediately will over
haul the free and captive balloons oc-
longlug to the corps, as well as the
Baldwin dirislble, which was punches
ed inst veer. 1
There are at present tincc officers
of the aeronautical division of the Sig-
nal Corps on the grounds rushing prep
stations for the conduct of the trials.
1‘ he contracts for the. delivery of best-
t i M .‘ ‘ ,'..1. '1‘." '1. ".1 1“” 2'. ‘. . ". 1_'
Tile Rind You Have Always Bought. ou- ’
In use for over 30 years. has home the simian .pg
23 ____.. and has been 1.111491111111911 his 111111-11.
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sons! supervision since its lufhnoy.’
Allow no one to solve youinthil.
the morning, with duct and quartet se- '
a
Experiments that trifle wtt
11.111.11.11 neither 0pldii1.‘Mo
and alloys Feverishness. It-
00110.
and 17‘ tulency.
Stonewall and Bowols. giving
‘.
F 1
the build of Jeifries and has beaten
such heaviest as Marvin Halt and Jim
Barry. Kaufman has planned a trip to
England this summer and the British
boxing public may sec him in a match
there with Jack Johnson or Sam Lang-
fm'd. The Californian Is in excellent
shape. having been in training on
Strut-u Island for some time.
"om—o.
AMBASSADOR BRYCE lN WABH-
N TON
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WASHINGTON. April 13,—An1bas-
sador James Bryce. of Great Britain.
has returned to Washington from his
ier than air machines. held by the
Wright Brothers, .of Dayton, (1. Who
are now in Rome. and byA . .11 Her-I
ring of New York have not yet been
fulfilled in every detail. Orville Wright,
previous to the accident to his ma.
chine, made numeroud flights, some of
which fulfilled certain of the condi-
tions specified in his contract, but
none of them was 1111111111111.» will hue
to make one night for endurance, re
111111.111... in the air for two hours, and
another for speed. it is generally ac-
knowledged that tho Wright Brothers
barring accident can meet these con-
ditions successfully.
Ortille W1-lght,,¥ho has been unable
to make any flight; since he was ser
lonely injured last September has an-
pounced his lute lieu of himself com
plétlog the triam.which he began at
Fort Myer in Adult last.
Although A. ll Herring has made 11
4111;111:1111 11111111111111.1111 aeroplane at
Fort Myer he has at made any pub
lic flights lie has formed a compact '
together with Gionh H Curtis whose ,
“111111111 In the "J1me Bug" and other.
hfaoblnes belonging to the Aerial ht‘xo
pertinent Association. have made him
famous in the world of aeronautics
The Appearance of these two aeronauts
with. 9.11 aeroplane for which many
new things are claimed is being ‘awib
Pd with keen expectation.
Lieut. Frank P. Lahm and Liam.
Benjamin D. i-‘auiois, the most promin-
ent acro‘nauts in the Signal Corps.
will conduct. the trials at Fort Myer
this season. Major George 0. Senior.
assistant chief signal officer, and an
authorityvon aeronautics. probably Will
take a prominent part. Lieut. Winter
is the other officer who is new station-
on in Washington with the aeronauti-
cal division.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. .
‘ Clifford—J. L. Green, J. J. Collins.
J Diver, Williiim J Deming. J. Olctr
dart, Charles N. Flags. Jr.. New York
W. H. Yost. Philadelphia. Pa.; W. D.
Bpicer, New Londom‘, A W. Smith.
Bridgeport; .l. 3 Albert, Juliet. lll.:
J. L.
M. Murphy. ;Newurk; George W.
Hoppe. Paterson.‘ N. 'J.; Henry Mac-
beth and wife,1Hartfoni; P. Handy.
Boston: George C. Vanda Carr, Wil-
liamstown. Mass; Henry W. 'l‘olt,
Denver. Col. - .1: - '
7. Mahackemows. C. Barnum. John H.
Gould. New Haven; John D. Scott.
New York: C. W. Gamble. Poughkeep-
sic; G. H. Bambridge, New Haven:
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Johnson, Gloucester. Mass; T. .
trip to the Pacific coast. He had a
consultation. yesterday, with Secretary
Knox. touching pending matters be~
tween the1 United States and Great
Britain.
THE VERY LATEST
-m—
:Carriages 111.11 Go—Carts
Our Spring stock is now complete,
and We invite inspection. All prices—'—
2319.5 11'. $30.00
The“ A. J.‘ Augevinc
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2134130 WASHINGTON ITRIETr
Horace E. Dana 81‘ Soil,
45 WALL s11, NOAWALK. 1 1'71
Real fhEstate _?..~and
Insurance- “
We 1...; several decided. bargains
in income producing property that
1min! Moms. in value wuh tilt rapid
prowlh of the town. ‘ '
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Dll VID W. R] YMCND.
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Mr. and Mrs. C S. Reynolds. C. J.,
Poddenford. New York; HG Allison
and trite. Hartford, A. L. Patten. Bos-’
ion: i“ L. Fulton Providence, it. 1.;
F‘. W. Rachel, Philip A. McGovern.
New lurks Stircenat In. Btidgeport;
James J. Shalvsy. T omss Costelo.
Frank Dunham. Lew Williams. “Out
in ldsho'? 00..
stein, E. H.. Harris. New ; J: E.
Jennln Boston' William orrison,
New ork: A Ramert. schenectady.‘
N. Y: ’.J. Doyle;;Wuterbury'W
Steele .G Martensen, New York.
M. .
KAurMAM To 111,115.11 hoes. .
NEW YORK. Abrli til.~.—-The sport
lng public will have an opportunity to
also. up
a heavyweight charhpionshi contouri-
or when the western pug! lat. meets
Tony. Ross, a Pittsburg heaVyweigthtJ
in a 191.11.111.11 bout tool ht. at he
Fairmont Athletic Club. 11111111 has'
been on Jack Johnson‘s trail and rec-
ognizes that if he bowls over Ross be
fore the limit he will have to be giv-
' cu consideration by Johnson. Ross has
J. Runboldl. Alex. Dott- -
Al Kaufman; of California as,
has"! Binom-
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