sewn on slavery.
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auxiliary yacht: George the Foots's
launch Eve 1, Dennis Valentine's
launch and a sloop owned by New
York parties.
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Despite the number who went over
to South Norwalk last evening to et~
,tend the Sunday Evening institute at
. the Congregational Church, the attend-
ance at the. East Norwalk churcher
last evening Wes excellent. At the
feet Your . Dina; mm;
Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
Promptuu‘id edict“! Mihdlit
all times.
Personalfittention' given to do
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patron.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. BARKER, Manager. ‘
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The frame has just been raised for
the new house, which Finch brothers
have started in East avenue, near the
residence of Harry llldcr. ;
waw i
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Howard, of
Stamford, were guests over Sunday of
their son, John '1‘. Howard, of Winfield
street, and the latter’s family.
Commodore Willam S. Hatfield. and
faintly sailed over to Long island yes-
terday in the flagship All’arata and vis-
ited Mrs. l‘iatficld’s relatives at Center»
port.
Tile teachers of the East Norwnlk ‘
Sunday school are. talking up a supper
for Wednesday evening of next week.
The teachers will hold a meeting this
week.
The Rev. Lester F. ltcynolds deliver-
ed another of his prophetic lectures
last. evening at the Advent Christian
Chin-ch before a large ului interested
audience.
Mrs. .i. T. Morrell, of Third street,
has been going through a severe seige
of rheumatism. Mrs. Morrell was con-
fined to her bed for a time but is now
able to be about again.
On account of the quarterly confer-
once this evening at the East Aven-
ue Methodist Church, the practlcc ot'
the Young Men‘s Association has been
postponed until tomorrow evening.
it is expected that about twenty
young people from East Norwalk and
South Norwnlk will be ill the delega-
tion whicll is going over to Wcstport
tomorrow evening to attend a surprise
party.
Mrs. ll. Frances (loodsell is having a
small addition built at the rear of her
residence in Rowan street. The new
section is the development of a one
story wing to two stories. The new
part is being constructed for a bath
room.
Miss Adele Barnes came up from
New Yolk Saturday and spent Salon
day and Sunday with llcr uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs. A. (i. ”t‘lll at tho
t'umiiy summcr bomc at ilrcgory's
l‘oint, amt attended the dance at the
Country Club.
('ontray to cxpcctutlons the oyster
opening contest bctwccu teams of
white and colored men has not yet
been ilxcd up. 'l‘ho idea of Wllialn ll.
Young, the rcstnurnnt man, who is
manager for the colored men, is to
have lhc cvcut in a public hall.
James ii. Angelina“. the wcll known
blacksmith, who has been located for
about a your in llanbnry, but who still
retains his residence ill East Norwulk.
is encoding a few days at his home lll
Heavlcw uvcnnc. Mr. Auglcnulu came
down from the batting city Saturday.
'l‘hc overhead trollcy wire on the
Washington strcct bridge caused a lit-
tle trouble about 12:30 yesterday by
breaking. ’l‘hc scrvlcc was lntcrl’crcd
with for a while but repairs wcrt- nullit-
ill about half an hour, llflcr which the
cars wcrc noon back on thcir regular
thllc.
(icorgc ll. Van Alutync is making
the prcliminury nri'lulgemcniu of tho
lengthcning of his launch lClskut,
which is ill ldrlc iiaaln Junior, back of
the Crescent Islumlry. The extra
length will lit' at the bow, which will
also be of different shape limo Ihc
prcscnt onc.
lloc. Marshall and Charley it'li'ltllllll.
arc falling behind those Sundays in
their wntkluu ambitions. tlrdtnnrtly
they do not mind a Hominy jaunt of
th‘lliy‘ilvc or thirty miles but yoslcl'
day the attraction of the football game
was too pinch and In consequence their
walking trip suffered. ,
No second quarterly confer-curt. has
yet been held this your at the East My
cmlc Methodist Church and to coast»
oncncn illc sociliitl and third will be
twirl jointly this evening at the t‘lllurch,
when the pastor. Rev. w. W. titlllcs..
and the district superintendcni. the
ill-v. llr. .l. it}. Adams, at Stamford,
will be present.
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East Avenue Methodist Church. the
pastor, Rev. W. W. Gillies. preached a
strong sermon on the subject “Christ
as a teacher". The office of the Com-
nlunion was celebrated at the morn-
servlce. At the later, also, the pastor
delivered a short address.
That East Norwalk likes Sunday
football was demonstrated again yes-
terdny afternoon when there. was an at
tendunce estimated at close to 400 to
see the contest. between the Orioles, of
this place, and the Southport team, at
the Wicke lot between fourth and
Fill] streets. The game was a hot one,"
both organizations being kept on their
mettle constantly, though the East
Norwalkers were victorious by the
score of it to (l. The score at the end
of the. first half was 5 to O in favor of
the Orioles. Both of the goals made
by the East Norwalkcrs were goten by
Arthur Brown, who kicked a goal from
the field and also scored a touch down.
flaring the game, the visitors come
close to scoring‘a safety bill the play
was not coulltcd because tho ball was
troubled. These teams have arranged
to get together again on the Sunday
afternoon following Thanksgiving Day.
RllWlllllii.
Tho nun-uni mcctlnl.r of tho Rowny-
ton l-loso Company, with election of of-
ficers. will be held this cvcning.
Charles Adams. of llnricn. and .lobu
()berlander. of Rowayton. have opened
up a tract of land in this town for
building sites.
William 1‘. Raymond. of The Maples,
who was injured by being struck by a
team in New York city several weeks
ago, is able to be about again.
The Woodhlud of Mrs. Josephine
Craw. just off Lonox lilll, was on fire.
last night. and burned for several
hours. it is supposed that tramps set
fire to the dry lca es.‘A large num-
ber of young trees \\ rc killed by tile
tiumcs.
illllllii AND lillilillllii.
(‘url Miller, who is a formcr Wcll
known Darlen resident, bllt who is now
located in New York, has Iwcll u gut-st
of Mr. and Mrs. John P, llrumnu-r.
The Rev. t‘urlos Martyn gave the
first of ills series of Sunday evening
lectures on the home, last evening at
the Presbyterian Church, Newton.
The theme last evening was "Man and
Wife." Next Sunday evening‘s sub-
ject will be ".‘llodcrn Assaults on Mar-
rtnxc." The public is cordially invit-
cd to attend these lectures,
Saturday of this week will \vitncss
a big auto parade through Iluricu. The
cars will be chronic to New llll\t'll. the
occupants eager to witness the Ynlc-
l'rinccton football know. The llnricu
auto law enforcement is widely known
and it is cxpcclcd that the auto drhcrs
will cxcrclsc more than duc cure as
they pass through this town.
Someone is doubtless mourning, the
loss of a valuable colltc dog. 'l‘hc unt-
tnul was wandering about Dnricn Sac
urday and linrold itutcs, sons of (‘on
stable Wilbur llates, took him in town,
in the bopc of finding the owncr. it
is thought quite possible tilnt the dog
\vandcrcd llt'l'l' from some other town
or got lost following a carriage.
The interesting opcrution of trans
l'crrlng several big doubic truck trol-
icy cars from thc Stamford line to
thc Norwaik liuc, at Noroton. was per
l'ornu-d lust \vcl-h. The cars Wore from
Port, (‘io-stcr and were chronic t0
llridscport. to go through an overhaul-
trucks across lilc Noroton lll‘iflKl’, tcnl-
pol‘ary nrlnnpt-lncnis had to no mudc,
(bio of llli’ old vclcruus at tho
I-‘licll Holdlcl'a' liolnc. Noroton. ccr
tnluly has a hardy constitution, Sutur-
ing he won found ill the culvcrt on the
John P. llrulnnu-r
thc llfllilillllllt“fl cunn- over after the
man.
A lluricn Ilnnrznrlun man, familiarly
known as John, drunk a little mornl
than was sand for him Hatnrdsy night
and he Was in it rather slushy condi-
tion. Ills troubles were further added
to by a chair falling and strikingr him
on the bond. limousine Wilbur Hates
took the man in chario- and placed him
In the town clllubnoso over night. You
tcrdny morning, John, very much more
sober and colmlllcrnbiy wiser. was nl=
towed to depart for his job.
w em...“ LOW—AI!
That the Burton authorities are do
l'lencdict Farina people will only
have to wait a little longer before they
will have the full use of the bridge
again. The superstructure is now be.
not built and the whole improvement
will be well worth the inconvenience.
'l‘hc supports for the bridge which will
be only as ten. as the sluiceway Is
wide, are of steel.
The past few days of cold weather
has brought a number of boats to the
winicr yacht resort of Jesse Ayers, at
the rear of the Cresent laundry. The
boats there include sarong others, a
knockabotu owned by John shermsu
Hoyt, of Roy/nylon; Dr. L. M. Allen's
s
terminal! to break up the practice of
tltlilltit'f‘s without licenses coming here
‘und peddling beer without a license
was proven Saturday, when Constable
, John Pinch arrested a from said in he
named Evan and peddling for a sum
ford llmlor dealer named 3am. The
claim is that, beer was (finalised of in
,tbc italinn settlsnwnt near the Dorian
depot. The can» has been continued
until Wednesday night, before Justice
William H. Willmott. Jim. being used
at, $200.
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mains: taillnclt. Junior 0. it. A. M..
of Stamford initiated candidates from
Lincoln Council. Dortmund
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McKinley
int: at tho cnr shops. in the absence of f tcslnn well for Ilr. Mncr‘itrlund.
work [of the. as. Consultant
team was inioyed very much, for t
a mighty clever team. Past State
Councillor Dauchy presented Lincoln
Council within charter, nicely tram»
e‘d. Rev.
otaeceptance.’ Upwards of 100 were
terwards.
Complaint has been made about My
cycle riding on the sidewalks In Darien
and there is likely to be. something do-
ing for the offenders if the practice
continues. it was reported to the au«
thorities that a little girl had a nar~
row escape from injury on account of
the sidewalk riding. For several week
day mornings the presence of Coasta-
ble l-lanford Smith along Main street
between 6:30 and 7 a. m., has been
considerable of a mystery but it is
explained that Mr. Smith was out look-
ing for one particularly flagrant hrealc
er of the law regarding riding on the
' warn
Mrs. id. 8. Wheeler, of Saugatuck.
is seriously ill,
Mrs. liull ll. Bradley is entertaining
friends from New York city.
launch out of commission for the win-
tor.
lives at her
yesterday.
Cross Highway home
Miss Alice Leilan. teacher at East
Sungatuck school. spent Sunday with
her parent sill llanbury.
Joseph P. Morton has been appoint-
ed acting postmaster at Sangatnck, to
fill the vacancy by Arthur Jelllfle.
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A meeting of the church deacons oi
the Congregational Church was held
Sunday before the morning service.
Mrs. A. E. Tommy and daughter
and Mrs. John P. lv‘ltch. of Weston,
have been recent guests of friends inl
town.
Miss liurdie Keeler will entertain
the Current Events Club at her home‘
on t‘olnpon corner Thursday after-
noon.
t‘ol. John N. Partridge is wcoveriug
from a very severe. cold which has
confined llilil to his battle for several
days.
man, of lllverstde avenue, were taken
last week to the Norwnlk County
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Schlcat and son
have closcd ihcir home at (knupo
l'olnl and gone to New York for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. it. W. Williams and
three children have left town for a
visit at Mrs. Williams' home in
Georgia.
Mrs. Prank Hanks and young,
daughter. of (‘ross lltuhwny. have re-
turucd from a visit with relatives in
iil‘ldgcporl.
Mrs. Dickerson, of (‘nllnl street. has
bccn cnicrtninlng Mr. and Mrs. (I. 'l‘
lltckorson ulld Mr. and Mrs. Hurry
Dickerson, of New York.
t‘ontractor Thomas Quinlan is
erecting a large burn on the property
of t‘llurlca licdford in tlrecns Farina.
near the lower li'lll‘liltl cemetery
Superintendent and Mrs. Saturn-i
l’nrdy arc enjoying their postponed
vacation and visit with their son.
llongluss i’urdy, in New York state.
Frost fish are beginning to run in
the Snuguiuck river. chcrnl catches
have been made. although the woathcr
is too warm for much success in that
line.
The remains of Mrs. Salome llt‘l"
tine. who died at her home in Nor-
wnlk. lust Week, were laid to rest In
the faintly plot in the (ltncnu Farms
cemetery,
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i-l, ll. Church. who in drilling all ur-
in
firm-nu Farina. has gone down null
fool and as yellow struck but very
little water. “
day night the man was men lnloxlrnt , nosdny uftcrumnl at 2 o’clock.
cd around ilnrion and yesterday morll- nrtlcics which are to be sent to the
print road just hclow illc residence of this than.
A telephone ulna gently desired.
angc was sl-nl ovcr to the bottle and.
Mrs. lsnuc Wukclnnn will entertain
the Ladlcs‘ llmwilccni Bociuly Wed“
Thu
achol will in- culplolcd at
A full attendance is are
southern
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The November lili't‘llllk of the Hair
uuillck Historical Illocinty will be on»
tcrtninl-d this evening by Mr. and Mrs,
John (iodilloi at their handsome boom
in Billie siren. The speaker will be
Walter Ilarihulomew. who will take
for his subject, “Napoleon."
On Tuesday wooing. the 21m. Miss
()ii llidwr-ii, who several weeks and
gave an entertainment In the (torture
xultonnl libnrch, will agnln'vlsit our
village. and will appeal before the
public. In National linlirfor the imnsflt
of the lloys' Ilrlgadu. which is soon
to be started by our local churches.
BURGLARO lN NORTH IRANFORD.
NORTH ERANFORD. Nov. B.-—F‘or-
cing open the front door of the (leash
at More at Italph Beers hero early to-
day, Robbers entered and made away
with clothing, watches. cutlery and
money to a total value of about Stilt).
There is no clue.
HEPORT‘ON COTTON B LE8.
WAGIIINGTQN, Nov. h be Cent
sun iiurcau today Issued 1 report
showing that ‘wi 1.847 bales. counting
. “We”...
is ‘
r» Smith made the speech
present and enjoyed the ceremony and
E. N. Slpperly has taken his fast which be has already gone with the
Mrs. lloraco Mills entertained rela- . was also present “‘ this latter confer-
, .
H “Ms nus
Brotherhoods'r Heads in Meetinp May
Mean More Serious Dillicuities
the railroads clerks on the New Haven
system have settled matters with the“
management of the New Haven rodd,
it appears that hther railroad labor
differences are likely to follow on the
big system here in comparatively rap-
id succession.
General Chairman James A. Mur-
dock of Cleveland, of tllc Brotherhood
of Railway 'l‘rainrnen. arrived in this
city yesterday and was quartered at
the Hotel Garde, where he had a con-
ferent‘e with National Oillcer Berry of
the Order of Railway Conductors.
who came to this city on his way to
Toronto, Canada. After a long conver-
sation, Mr. Berry colltllmed on his
way, being escorted to the train by
Mr. Murdock.
latter in the day, Mr. Murdock was
visited at the hotel by Deputy Prcst
dent J. J. Forrester of the Brotherhood
,of Railway Clerks, who is still here
perfecting the settlement of the dc-
lalls of the labor difficulty tllrougb
road. Vice-President J. F. Reilly of
Kansas City of the Brotherhood, who
has been here assisting Mr. Forrester,
once. None of the parties to the
conference would reveal what the sub
ject of it was. it was also stated at
«a.
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
Hotel Mahackemc
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATES $2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
Supper or Table D’Hote Dinner.
6 to 8 p. m., 50c
SUNDAY DlNNEllS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 383.
Horace E. Dana 81 Son.
45 WALL 8T.. 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.
How MUCH
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to
NEW HAVEN, Nov. tl.~Now that.
A slight. earthquake
born at 12:58 tilts morning.
A
hero thorny in no
use ton with labor matters. One of
the‘ members at the national commit-
lee was in the“ city last night.
Mr. Murdock and Mr. Berry were in-
strumental. it will be remembered in
bringing about a settlement of labor
troubles betwaen the trulmnen and the
{views llavcn road in this city last.wln-
or.
He said last night that his visit in
this section was preliminary to the la»
king up of the matter of the establish-
ing a uniform rate of compensation
for tratnmen throughout the country.“
and that this matter which would be
taken up on all of the systems east of
the Mississippi and Chicago early in
January. This matter is one that the
B. R. T. has been considering for sortie
time, and the undertaking will now be
carried through at once as it involves
the welfare of from 53.00U to 60,000
trainmen. .
it is found that the workmen in the
eastern district, so-cailed, are not re-
ceiving the equivalentofthe treatment
that is vouchsafed for them on the
roads of the great west. Mr. Murdock
will take the matter up. as applied to
the New Haven road, with Mr. tier-
ry.
When asked if the New Haven road
was behind the others in the matter
of the payment of‘ita men, he said
that it was not—on the other hand it
was one of the best in the country.
ills idea seemed to be that the union
which he represented should be able to
secure a uniform rating for all of its
men, whether they work for a poor
road or a rich one.
The eastern rate as compared with
that of the west, has not been satis
factory, for years.
Conductors on the passenger trains
of the New Haven now receive in the
neighborhood of slfiu per month, it was
said, and train men from $3.20 to $3.10
per diem.
in connection with the clerk's trou-
ble it. was stated that tile iinai dciulls
ot‘ the eetllculcnt would not ll.‘ given
out before the last of tho wcck and
possibly not then. Al’tcr today Mr.
Forrester will he thc only lucmbcr of
the body left here.
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CITY.
SALT LAKE CITY, i'tall. Nov. 8——
shock was felt
EVERY LADY'BBERESSI NO CHAM-
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should be
equipped with
snow white, one piece "Standard" i’or-
celaln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
a dainty
in your dressing chamber, sleep.
lug apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers arc strictly competent me
chnnlcs, inmost and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH '
All Coupons
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more dcslirahle your building can be
made for your telnrhlu~—by having
Electric blunting. llclls, Private Tole
phones. Annuncintors. rtc.. Installedw
we’ll tell you how and furnish all
materials.
This is the Electric Age and the
Landlord who is up to data sets the
good paying tenants.
The Reed & Volk Electrical Co.
30 WAIHINOTON ITRIIT.
BOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 805.
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A 'i‘ ely 3%)!)de .
For All House-Owners
This ii the season for cluaiu
up the premises. deep and the
scrub brush for the house and
the lake for the turn are .
but they dont' so to sum .
You can clean dirt away. but
to rustle the hens». the horns,
stables and fences rlght they
should be fresbeuod up with
flint. ’ =
We hm everything for u:
minder-ailment oil. tars...
brushes and .
intimate Pure White bud
THI Mitotic
OUTOH IOY FMNTIR IIANO
We our mum this wan:
head's purl . ~
Be. as about your painting.
sum
ascension.
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sound hates as half bales, had two
gitifwll from 1M (“Will of WW to Now
ember I. as compared with 8.191557
bales tor 1M -.
IA" NOIWALK; OONN.
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PARK PUBS
ARE REDEEMED IV
F. E. Lockwood
& Company
39 Wall Street
Your coupon properly fitted
out gets you 1 Spark Plug free
of chemo.
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we;
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QUALITY AND NOUMNOI.
essehd'
it. Am" °~ j. 9“,
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whichhu been}. ‘
or
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and
in use for over 80 years. has home a -
‘ ’ “andhssbeenm’sr‘llr armpit-o
sonal supervision since Im’infahoy.“
Allow no one to deceive you lit-till.
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All .Couutert’eits,
lulhnts and
‘ Imitsuons and “ Justus-good” are but
hxperiments that trifle with and endangers“ health it!
Children—Experience against Experiment
What is CAsroslA
'lastori'a Is a harmless substitute for Castor-611:?”
goric, Drops and Soothing
and alloys Feverlshness.
Colic. It. relieves Teethin
and Flatulency. .
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ABOUT EVE. l
The editor of the Meadvtlle Mes-I
senger goes back to Adam and Eve
for this one:
"if Eve was twenty-three feet tall.
no wonder our prehistoric dad was
tardy about taking her to a dress.
maker.“
IN THE EXCITEMENT.
"So you confess that the rate at
which you traveled was the means of
placing several persons in serious‘
danger?“ '
"Yea," answered Mr. Chuggins. “The‘
policeman who was chasing us very
nearly ran into three baby carriages."
Washington Slur.
wall Papers
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Paints. Crockery. Glassware.
Houseturnishlng Goods
llnportcd liluc English (‘hina by the
single piccc or sci. Wnrrnntcd not
to craze.
Columbia Graphaphones
ludcstructible Cylinder Records, 35¢. a
It‘ll all cylinder machines. llonblc‘
Disc Records. music two sides. 65c.
Window Shades Made to Order
Aluminum Ware
\Vili Last a Lifetime.
Tca licltlcs, Sauce Pans,
lloilcrs, Frying l’ans. clc.
Contractor tor Painting and
Paper Hanging
L. “H. Decker
I7 WAIHINOTON .TREIT.
IOUTH NOIWALK
TIL. CON.
BURu
COKE
in llllll furnace of yours and save
lunacy, Just as satisfactory all
(lord and much cheapw.
25 Bushels
OF FURNACE Bill FOR
$2.75
STOVE AND RANGE Sill
$3.25,
DILIVIIID.
TRY IT AND Ii CONVINCED.
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Lonnechcut
lloubic
Syrups. It Is Pleasant. III
contains neither Opium. Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee.
It destroys Worms ‘
If; our.” Dial-thins and Wind
3' Troubles, cures Constipation
It: assimilates the Food,
Stomach and Bowels, giving' health
The Children's Panacea-The Mother’s ensue.
GENUINE CASTOR‘IA ALwavs
Bears the Signature of '.
regulates the
y and natural sleep,
The and plan Always Birgit .
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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CONDITIONAL.
The man who had been shot by the
hunter opened his eyes.
"Forgive me.” said the person with
the gun.
',‘Not yet.” replied the suiterer. "but
if you can prove to a jury that. I look
{like a squirrel i'li think about it."—
i’hiladclhpia Ledger.
SOME ICE.
A woman was ordered by the doctor
to put some ice in a bag and bind it
on the temples of her sick boy. On
|inquiring after his patient the next
day. he was informed: "Oh, Tommy’l
better. but the mice are dead."~Phils-
delphla inquirer.
The London hansom seems to be on
the decline. Other types 0! convey-
ances are taking its place. .
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Tickets South For Sale
Via Clyde Line. Savannah
Line and Old Domin-
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(INCORPORATED
insurance and )Real
Estate Agents
a RAILROAD AV!.- so. NORWALK.
as no w. niruonmf
Funeral Director
and Enhancer.
,10 North Main It. me. "small
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