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For mat. ulna Children.
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In
Ilsa
For liver
. Thirty Years
NI CIITMJ. OOUMN'. INWCM‘
AS GOOD AS HE SENT.
At a recent tncetini: of the directors
of an Existern railroad a prominent rail-
road titan repeated :1 story that ill' had
just had from the eonduetor on oiieot‘
tho, l‘litlltcti expresses between New
York and the west.
it seems that a dapper chin in the
first cliulr car had managed to become
unnsnlly friendly with a young woman
in an adjoining scat. When the train
pulled into Buffalo the masher, In lllii-
lug leave of tile lass. remarkedn
“Do you know. i must thank you for
an awfully, awfully pleasant time. but
in afraid you would not have been
So itice to me had yoil lttiuwn that l
was It married mun."
"()h. as to that." quickly and plcac-
antly responded the charming young
woman. “you haven‘t the least advan-
tage of me. i iuu'an escaped lunatic,"
—Exchtinge.
NOT GENUINE.
“All is not gold tltut glitteta," so
It often comes to pass.
The "Golder; little" that most
ktiow
its nothing more tlinti ln‘itss.«»-t,‘atii-
ollc. Standard.
folks
Tvfi‘fis rubuai‘
Funeral Dlreoior
and Embalmer.
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19 North Main 31.. South Norwalk ‘
Residence, 8 Washington at. i
Telephone at office, 336-2. ,
Telephone at house, 693. i
Hoteleackem
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr. -
BERViCE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATES $2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
Supper or Table D‘llote Dinner,
6 to 8 p. m., 50c
. SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c,
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988.
THE NEW
HOTEL. VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Rooms a Special Feature. Gas
and Electric LIghts Throughout. Ev-
ery Room Heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
“ Fine Stocked Cate In Connection.
“A full line of Imported Ales, includ-
ing the: famous Bass'. Burton's and
Bass 1 Co.'s Stout. always on draught.
,Anheuser Busch Beer on draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
1 Telephone 992.
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oouru NORWALK. CONN. ‘ '
TRANSACTO A GENERAL BANKING
BUOI N E83
"Capital Surplus and 'Prol'lts
01.00.000.00 $117,000.00
Bate Deposit amt. 03 and $5 per year.
sbwm H. MATHEWSONpPres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pres.
FRfiERIOK:$ ROWAN, and {Vice-
. s. . . .
" WILFRED IODWELL, Cashier
.‘b—uu
DIRIcTORB
It H. Mathew" :Heiiry Us ,Iueur
Jehn H. Rebuilt”, lsmueil rummsn
1'9”" :rtli- M
EityNationalBank.
WEIGHT OF BRAIN.
The average ueiuht of iill‘ illl’ilztll
brain a». l'ort'ninv and ii it.lil <Ililtt‘4-x‘
tl\'tlil‘til|||tll5 lot male-2 lititi ioi'ty-tour
0tlllf‘l’.«‘ I‘ot' it‘illllils. iii males the
ntinimuni minlit is. about thirtyd‘our
(itllt(‘c.~ and the maximum sixtyllte
0illlt‘t'.~', in females the minimum
weight is thirty-one (Ililll'l‘r‘ and the
maximum tit'ttsix. ln newborn in-
fonts lill‘ illltlll weight about ll..‘til
ounces for the male and ten ounces Itll‘
tile I'ennile.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
Dorlou H ouse
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK. ,.
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John EESUIIIVMI
V'PROPRIETOR.
évsnv Lon'us baseman-cum-
BER
a dainty
.with
snow white. one piece "Standard" Poe
celain Enameled Lavatory. ,
Ilave yon,evcr stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient. it. would
lie to have not and cold running water
should be equipped
in your dressing chamber, sleep-
ing apartment or first floor toilet
room? its prestence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
chanics, honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 3TB.
Forfioors
OTHER FINISHES HAVI. COME
AND GONE, BUT
, J ap-A-Lac
STILL HOLDB FIRST PLACE FOR
QUALITY AND ENDURANCE.
CHAS. E. DOW
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.lolin Itcddy and Eddie Parka spent
Sunday in St nmfol'd.
Mrs. John Howard of Winfield Hill't'i,
Illti daughter Ida are vim-tidings couple
of days In Stamford.
M
M rs. G. H. Morrell of Winfield street,
in entertaining her daughter from New
York for a few days. '
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Max bevy and. family, of thefli’ush-
Ington ntreot bridge, were visitors Iii
Stamtord yesterday with relatives.
Mrs. Cltnrles Seymour of East Not"
walk, has been spending the week
with M re. 1, Wixoln, in Georgetown.
The Roy. S. K. Ilitlrlckson, of Dan-
bury, preached at the Swedish Corr
pregallonal
street yesterday.
t‘liureh ill Tali Zandt
There will be a meeting of the Eu
wet ill lcauuc, this evening. In the East
Nor-walk Methodist church. This meet.
luv. is the regular monthly meeting.
Miss Jennie Roberts a popular that
Norwullt young lady, whose home Is In
l~'ort street, enterdd the Hartford Hos»
pitai last wet-I. to study to become a
lilil‘t‘fi.
Mrs. Samuel litill went to Pittsflcid
Sinus, Saturday, to join .\lr lluil.
where they will maki- their residence
Mr. lltili “out to that city several
weeks nun lo Iilht‘ ii position.
The Mrvonshiner baseball team had
victory perched on their brows yeah-r
day afternoon when they returned‘
home trout llat'ii-n, 'l'ltcy del'eatcli tht
lint-ten Juniors by it score of :‘i to II.
..
'i‘ite ,‘iittyllower Hook and sadder
(‘tlltlpalit will hold their next rugultit
I'ontl.l_\ Illt’liing on tittolier ll. Sonic
main |'.‘- of importance “Ill be discuss
ed, unit it full attendant e hi‘loolied for.
Heart limiter, of the, Fibre ul‘ro
duets. Company, has returned trout n
ut-elt'h stay ill New YIII‘I;_9('Itlllilillill?
business and pl:‘31.<ure_ the latter or
account of lilt' Hadron-Fulton t'l‘it'illtl
tion.
W. S. Ferguson, director of the” choir
In the East Avenue Methodist church,
had mine new singers yesterday for
the services, The Misses (‘nrrle and
Nina i‘arpcuier and A. ll. Hathaway
\vert- Iltc new members.
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East Norwalk in taking as much in
terest as usual in the election and I'
Is predicted that when the votes art
counted this evening. it will be foam
that the vote here is frilly up to not
mul,‘
Yesterday being the first Sunday it
the month. there was communion yes
terdny at the East Avenue Methodist
Church. The pastor, Rev. w. W. till
more deatlrnhle your building can he
made for your tenants-by havlny
Electric Lighting. Dells. Private Tole
phones, Annuncintors. ctc.. installed——
we'll tell you
materials. .
This is the Electric Age and the
Landlord who is up to date gate tin
good paying tenants.
'86 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 805.
how and furnish all
The Reed 8: Volk Electrical ()0.
‘Get Your Drug Wants .
Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy '
Prompt and efficient service at
all times. e
Personal attention [hen to all
prescription work. -
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come In and wait for your ear.
names Polymer
J. PARKER. “Ilsa”.
I
lies, bud charge of the services both
morning and evening.
The Benedict Fa‘rnis bridge, on ac.
count of its reconstruction, to closed
to automobiles and WIKOIIH. 1110“!“
pedestrians and trolley cars can use
it. Vehicles for points beyond the
bridge go via East avenue.
A delegation of East Norwalk poo-
plc went to New York Saturday to see
the last of the Hudson-Fulton celebra-
tion in that city. The last big event
was the parade in the evening under
the .iiuripit‘es of several societies.
Misti Harriet E. Smith. daughter of
the Rev. llr. Arthur J. Smith. forinor~
Iy pastor or the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church. has returned home to
llpnlinry, alter a visit with her aunts,
Mrs. M. L Dora and Miss Smith. of
East Nolrwalk. ,
The Women's Foreign Mission Sui-by
will meet with the Rev. W. W. (Iti-
ltes. of East Norwulk. tomorrow after-
noon. Thi- llev. Mr. Illllles will ad‘
dress the meeting. iind special ntuslc
will be rendered. The mite hoses will
also he Ullt‘lll'ti. '
~—-l~2leclion"Posters-(let them qttlck
it Conrad liorda's. Sentinel Building
Prank Mead, the well known young
East Norwalk musician, went to Nero
ton Heights Saturday highland played
iii the orchestra which furnished ulti-
sit- for dancing. The fair. which- was
of tour nights nominal. and marked
the-Opening of neuvtlre quarters
.iobn lane‘s right hand. which was
badly crushed last lt't‘t‘it at the plant
of the National Oyster (‘arrir-r (‘onr
puny, ls steadily improving amt Mr.
Lane has been assured that he will
not loseuny of the fingers, thouilh the
first one will be permanently stiff.
The queen of the East Norwulk
Yacht Club fleet. the Mary Lee, owned
by Edward R. thick. of Danbury. ls
back at her East Norwalk anchorage,
a tine seybral weeks cruise having been
completed. Captain Duck and party
will leave shortly iii tier for Florida.
The city council is scheduled to hold
a regular monthly meeting at the coun-
cil chamber in Hnrlland street but It
to expected that on account of the elec-
tion excitement, little other business
than paying bills will be disposed of.
The usual course In modicum for oth-
er business and it Is believed that that
course will be followed. ‘
The Fibre Products Company has
not yet gotten under way but steady
progress is being made In getting the
factory ready for business. The smoke
stack is now up and a big fly wheel
for the engine has been put In posl~
tion. The company is making every
preparation to do an extensive busi-
ness and will have quite a large pay-
rotl even from the start.
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‘t’eeterdsy_ despite the lateness of
the. season, quite a delegation of the
members of the Country Club went
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new ironic. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
In Effect June 0. 1009.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-—12:53x. 5:073. 5241:. 6:08.
#50. 7520. 7:40, 8:181. 8:511. 9:101.
0237,1022“.10:52:.11229.
P. M.——12:l’-3x. 2:501. 3:31, 6:08;.
5:35x. 5:50x, 6:40. 6:50l. 7:131, 7:411.
92501. 10:19.
0
Sundays.
A. M.—12:53x, 5:071, 5:41x. 8:54.
,10:20. -
P. M.—-—12:I30. 2:4“. 2:50x. 6:35.
5:50. 7:00s, 7:12, 7:41x. 8:211, 9:50x.
The Musical Talent of All Nations I
At Your DIspoaal If You
‘Own an Edison
Fireside PliouOgraph
- Model Retailing at
$22.00
Anti Explain How Easy it Is to Ow
One? Let’s Talk It Over.
Jeetsli R. M'Wliv J. Wellies Mervin
,'..nam,.1
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May We Show You the New Fireside
10:09. , , ,
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. Ila-12:001. 1:49. 5:46. 6:45. 7:42.
IMI). 9:151; 10:021. 10:05, 11!. 11:08.,
P. M.—-—1:06x. 1:001. 2:00, in“.
3232:, 3:56. 0:16. :32. 5:02. 5:08. 5:".
~3:01x, 6:03, 8'03. 9:00s. 9:30, 11:.
Runusys.
A. Ila—12:00:. 6:00. 7:30. 8:501,
l:15s, 10:08:.
P. M.——4:06, 5:01, 01.91:. 7:00. 3:00.
11:00:
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SOUTH NORWALR To NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.-~l2:10x, 1:16x. 1:57;. 0:15.
t:27. 8:56, 10:23:. 11:12:. 11:47. -
P. lit—42:00; 1:21. 3:11, 3:211.
“26. 5:11. bills. 6:33, 7:10;. 0:10..
I02082. 11:18. .
stands”.
A. M.—-I'.I:itix. 1:10;,
Hi. 10:23:. 11:121.. t,
P. M.-——ti:ill, 7:10;, 8:24, Mar.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.—l:20x. 6:30. 8:27, 9:59.
P. M.——1:20, 4:401, 5121):, 0:14, 7:18.
1:071. 7:43
Iundsys.
A. M.-Il:15. 0359:.
P. Air-7:80.
OANBURY'TO OOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-5:55. 7:30.; 8:001. 8:30.
10:l01t .
P. M.,——4:10s. cuss. 8:45.
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sundsys.
A. M.—'-7:55. j ,
P. 14:00:, 7:2”. 8:28;. _
sou-rs NORWALK To
,z‘sarss i '1
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out to in club. Quite a numbsrvoir
dinners at re also served. Theinilicm
ties: are that the club'wlll continue
to be a favorite'plwe the same as in
summer. except not on so large a scale.
The nesting apparatus Installed .re-
cently is in first class shape and will
make the club a cosy-spot all winter.
The East Norwalk oystermen who
returned home to spend Sunday re-
port lul abundance of work on the our
tursl growth beds; though last week
they did not make out as well its they
would have with better weather. Tilt.
trouble was due principally to the un-
favorablo‘wlnd. The oystermeu like
to vote despite thelr’work away from
home Just now and most of them cast
their ballots this morning before start
his back to Bridgeport.
The escallop hunters were. not do
terred from their omrations yesterday
on account of the day and apparently
some good catches were being made.
Yesterday was the first opportunity a
number of them had to get busy on
the job on account of their regular
vocations. The escullops are more
plentiful this year than for several
years on account of their not hsviu:
een winter-killed. as for a number of
seasons, They are also very fat.
, That the mice will play while the
cat is away was again demonstrated
saturday night near 12 o'clock in East
Washington street. Complaint is
made that a crowd of inert under the
Influence of liquor made nulssncemof
hermit-Ives. Their rendezvous was at
be rem- oi the Cauevarl building and
vicinity. Their undisturbed hilarity ls
ascribed to the absence of a constable.
one having been over here every Sat-
urday night previous [or a long time.
Captain Charles D. Tobey has been
having hard luck this wuek. Althoush
not ionipelled entirely to give up work,
he has been hampered very much. Sevv
erul days ago he got a piece of oyster
shell in one of the middle joints of his
left hand. following which the wound
caused trouble He is in hopes that
it will not-result so seriounly as a
similar accident a dozen or more years
BRO, when he. got a piece of shell In
his right hand, losing a large section
of the paint.-
Trolley passengers Illl‘ again trans
t'errlng about the \‘i’ashinuton street
bridge. owing to another section of
the repair work having been started
Saturday. This work is being done
by the Connecticut Company, which
is reinforcing the South Norwulk ap-
prmch. A portable spite driver has
been hauled to the spot and a number
of new spllen are being driven. it is
understood that considerable repair
work will soon be doue on the Hunt
Norwalk side of the bridge,
Jacob F. Bradt, brother of Mrs. Hen-
ry A. Wood. of Hawkins avenue. died
In Coboes, N. Y.. on September 30.
and was buried last Saturday at Wa-
terford,'N. 1'. Mr. Bradt was a Civil
War veteran. fighting through that
struggle. from the effects of which be
contracted a complication of diseases.
from which he suffered twenty years,
being hedorlddsn the entire time of his
illness, and during all that long period
his faithful wife administered to his
every wast. He was seventy-three
years of age, and was one of the most
popular than in that vicinity. He leaves
a widow. one son and one daughter.
besides one sister. who has been In
Cohoes the past few weeks to render
what tisststsna‘ she t‘ould. and she
will return, immeyln attest days.
Yehudi-dd Cry
, roommates
C A 911' 03 I A
liltiilllll.
Charles G. Dickinson. of Tokeneke
Beach Inn. has taken the H. Townsend
Blodgett residence at Tokeneke for the
winter season.
,-—-0ystel:men. Attentionl-l can do
any kind of printing for you. C. Horde.
. The funeral of ms. Cordelia Cud-
llpp was held this fternoon at 2 o'-
clock from the fault , residence to this
place, Rev. Mr. ll lies. of Daubury.
and Rev. F. A. Cu tugham. 9f the
Rowaytoii Baptlut) hurch. officiating.
and the interment I In Union Ceme-
tery.
tutti-t tum »
The Noroton Pisa—bis Fire Com;
pany's four days' fslr‘ closed Saturday
night. It has been ’s success, and the
company has made some money. There
was dancing every night in the tire"
men‘s hall. which Is oft the second floor
of the new the house. It was prettlly
decorated for the fair, The committee
In charge was William Dugdsle. chair-
man: Fred Merkln. Richard Dugdsle’,‘
John Bartoes. John Callahan. W. E
Ashton, Patrick Darby. George Sco-
tleld. The otllcers of the company are:
Foreman, Patrick Darby; first assist-
ant. Richard Dugdsler second assist-
ant. John Crane; president, William
Dugdale: secretary, John Bartoes;
treasurer, William Dugdaie. The com-
pany owns its own home and property.
It In a yoluulecr affair.
A Ilvuly canvass. has been In pro;
gross in Burton (Or the town eloctldn
today. on u'ittfilight party vote, the
Republicans haves substantial major.
lty. but the average Darlen voters hate
to vote straight. Principal interest can-
tera In the contest for selectmen. Therd
Is cutting on both sides. Last year the
Republican candldntq won by tweut -
six votes. slid it wasthe first. time it
five years that the Republicans came
Into their own for that office. The ad-
ministration of Suleczmen Pitch and
Bates during the past year has been
above reproach.
o the case. they ought to win easily.
cey can do no wrong.
a candidate generally
and. on the merits
All.“
familiar with Dar-ten polities know that,
Ituncey Pooley. the. litunocrutlc candle,
date for selectiitim, has a big personll
followlit. Among his followers Run-
and that sort it
is a formidable.
- “All .
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A. T. Burr of New York has been
In town on business.
Mrs. William . Fltch~is very ill at
her .home In Weston.
Mrs. Morris Mills has recovered
from her recent illness.
Westpori will be well represented
at the Danbury fair this week.
Mrs. George Rlx Is entertaining rel‘
atlves from Cooperstown, N. '.
Mrs. William A. Bulkley has been
the guest of her mother In Stumfordi
Mr. and Mrs. William Knightoif gore
s small dinner party Saturday even
mg.
Miss Sarah Hurlbutt has returned
from a pleasant visit In New York
city.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Yobn. the artist.
are ~contemplutlng moving to New
Canaan.
Rollie Beers, of the Beers Bros.’
store.’ls enjoying a much needed rest
and vacation.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson of
Saugauick have returned from a visit
In New York.
lrvlng Bradley of Compo, who fell
from his house and broke his leg', Is
getting along nicely.
A' minister from out of town assist-
ed Rev. Mr. MacKensle at. the Holy
Trinity church yesterday. '
William Dickson has completed
the contrat plumbing and heating
the reside Mrs. Mary Rowell at.
Eamon.
Prank Sturges &
d partnership. The
business - ereafter be conducted
by Frank Sturgee.
Master Earl Barlow, who has been
the guest of his grandfather, Frank
Batterson the past week. has return-
ed to his home In Port Chester.
The new town ball will be used for
election purposes for the first time
today. An Important town meeting
will be held at 2 p. Ill.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give another of their famous din-
here In the church parlors Wednes-
day from I2 until it p. m. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the organ
.' with. . _
Mrs. Rufus Gould still continues on
the sick list.
Mrs. George Drew is In New York
for a few days.
Mrs. Prank Marvin Is In New
enjoying the celebration
1v. It.
Mrs. Wilbur Sturges is. home from
a five days’ visit in Bristol.
Mrs. W. P. Row and was s guest on
Saturday of Mrs. J. P. Fitch. ' '
Mrs. Belles, of Bridgeport, has been
a recent guest of Mrs. Ell Wakemau.
Mrs: Oscar Williams is the guest of
her brother In Pougbkeepsle, for two
weeks.
Mrs. George Mills. of Georgetown.
has visited her sister. Mrs. Theodore
Hamilton. _
a Sunday guest of his mother. Mrs Ro-
cells Brown.
move to Westport.
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lr'wlth Mrs. R. C. Williams.
Eugene Bulkley, of Dnnbury.
4‘;
I: liillltilli initiator.
Nature'sHWay to Gain Rosy Giow'o
Youth Without Using Cosmetics
The. velvety softness and sea sbel
aid. Isn‘t this a suggestion of
lII-ul complexion?
Instead of spoiling the texture 0
gfim
., w _ l)Wnsveurfli‘irjlyin baton?"
nt Jud-r ' . . co . er'e erry ec-
. m. 'flt‘fi:g:‘h .b recto.“ equity years. How
a guest of
Wallace Brown. of Bridgeport. was
Mr. and Mrs. John Kernstock and
family are making preparations to
Master Theodore Nichols has return.
ed to Ridgeileld after a four week’s vis-
Mrs. Martin Rowland has been s re-
cent guest of her nephew, Town Clerk
Mrs. William Moses. of Westbort, Is ‘\
plhk of the baby's skin does_ not. come
flout paint. cosmetics or any artificial
from
rvalue to the woman who wants at roan:
hes skin with cosmetics andsoosl ed
“beauty creams." let her use the new
.
I
have on” n it?
new. and Mrs. D: Moses} at
the Congregational waonase.
Bishop Brewster preached la Em‘
manual church last evening. and cono
armed a class of young people.
“find. ‘
Mrs. Jepson and child: of Millie.
have spent a few, days with Mrs. Harv
rlet Adams, at mmanuel rectory.
The in oral, of David 81 Persons was
held on sturdsy, from his late resi-
dence st 1 p. in. Mt. Persons was 68
years of age, and is survived by his‘
wife. He was prominent In town af-
fairs and local Democratic politics, and
will be greatly missed by s large uum- .
her of friends. ,
,.
WORK OR HOSPITAL.
m
i
Wealthy Prisoner Hse Chelce of
Two Evils. ‘
JACKSON, Miss, om. i.-—lf Charles
R. Smith, pne d Mississippi's wealthv
Ielt citiseus, 'who bu been commit-
ted to the penitentiary to serve a life
term for the murder of E. F. Laurent. '
of Nashville, who was s traveling
salesmen for‘s St. Louis firm. is ill
he must go to the hospital. If not.
he must labor like any other convict.
This Is the edict sent to the prison
officials by Governor Noel when the
' governor was Informed bymemlieys of
the Traveler's Protective Associstion
that, favoritism was being shown
Smith; at be‘wss given liberty to
room at vIIl and he went working
for the out. st all. " i l
Prison officials admit that Smith hes
been appointed a "trusty." Traveling
men assisted In convicting-Smithy who
defended himself by claiming the no-
written law first and insanity after-
wards. " '
HOTEL ARRIVALI.
M'ahackemo—F. E. Msthprs, New
Haven; 13. Glasner, Bridgeport; Miss
Scott. New York; 5. Greenfield, and“.
port: E. H. Everett, New Haven: Geo.
H. Wolfe. Nek York: A. W. Dreyfuss.
city; R. Shauueught and‘wler‘Hunt-
legion; w. J. Cunningham. Hartford;
W. G. Smith. Chicago; ‘At‘T. ”flips.
New York; John‘ Farrell? Cleyelsnd;
L. A. Libby, ilsrttord; . i L. Rallies.
Edwin Boese, New York; Charles Ste-
wart and wife. Spokane: I. B. Brown.
Springfield; B. L. 3Andre's“?l3..!"odtm.
bi. Gaynor. New. or , Ill" user-
0. Olsen, J.‘ omen. rise-.143. sons.
New York; 1.. Hints, Newarkatflsrl.
Webber. Boston; F. J. Blilne. Brettle.
boro. Vt.; P. 5. Ray. Bridgeport; J. M.
Bolant; New Haven; ll. Howard and
wife. Chicago; W. Van Allen and
Wife, Boston. ‘
TIMID MAIEL.
The thunder rumbles in the west. . __ ‘
The storm Is on its way, “ 3" - *
On the black mass of rising clouds
The vivid lightnings pity.
And Mabel. timid. seeks her room,
And draws each wisdom ,
The rolling thunder shakes the house.
And makes her sore afraid. ,, w
She presses both binds on 1101' El".
, And tremblee'st each crash;
The thunder's racket frightens her
. ’More than the llgbthi'ng‘l‘fluh‘.‘
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sweetuabeli Some day slie will‘wed,
And George. to shield-(fauzhll'nl
0f lightning nashagd thundersrsbilr
,, Will take her in is arm.“ 1 '- ' .
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passer AUTO nose or MAflmo.
The first automobile Journey futons
heart of the Sahara desert his Just
been accomplished by [Chicago party.
Their course was south to the Bselrrs
soeis where they found.‘100. .. date“
palms growing. and thence 150, miles to
the heart of the desert. . Darth! the
trip they were forced to carry strips :
of matting. each thirty feet in‘lengtir.
to be stretched over softened before,
the machine. _ " . ' ’, ..
Thesuto ‘so far into the deluge"! _
,ated great curiosity. several. tube.
meeting. and following it.” some;
time. anthe- bite disllilsi. the do.
‘ltght’ of 'a'chll some he _.--POD“
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William T. Hopkins.
Mary B. Jennings.
Mrs. John H. Lewis. Jr., 21 Orch’srd
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