on Tmu that ho mu call it he
brlnn a bun oi our delicious
HOME MADE
CANDIES
F. :mA Lane
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
TELEPHONE 409.
illBA NEWS
EVENING BENTINE: TELEPHONE
fizz—Now- monument
Dita—autumn Department
44-2—Bronch Office, Not-walk
890 -—-Editor‘o Rootdonoe
729 5—Oity Editor’o Rooldenco
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlh and vicinity:
oily fair tonight and Tuesday. coltit‘l'
tonight; moderate to Drink north nntl
northwest winds diminishing tonight.
Weather conditions: An aron or high
preasuro. control this morning owr in.
diunn. is producing plousant woulhor
with low tctnpoi‘aturos in all auctions
cast of the Rocky Mountnlnu. li‘rcon
lug tompomturoo extend as for south
as Aluhunin. Zoro tempornturus uro
reported Ii‘tilil Not-thorn Michigan.
North Dakota and Moninnn. Condi—
tions furor for this vicinity tnir wouth-
or with slightly l‘owor tciupornturc.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
’l‘oiupoiutuio. Low. 84; high. 39.
Cloudy.
(lent-r-
'i‘ho runny friends or Mrs, .i. ii, Wil-
non will he grlovod to learn (it livr very
serious illness nt tho homo of her
iltiugiitrr in \‘i‘rst iiuvcn.
wow—......
YttSIt’I’tIIIy untl Suturiliiy u'cro colo~
hrntod by tho lorul ilunuuriuns in
trusting uutl incrrinicnt, IIIIiI tho occu-
sion living; tho Hungarian CIII‘IRII’HIIB.
Tho Now York Sunday Ht‘l‘tiltl con:
lilillt‘il m-nrly u full patio urih-lo on
Norwuik and hor industries. with n
llllililii‘l' oi huif lono outs of prouiincnt
husluoss inch in Tim Norwalkn. tho
urilriv lit-log writtrn by sluli corres-
pondcut A. l.. liowo.
lirircrn (‘ook IIIIII Siahsou. of tho
Not-milk rm? liophrlnit-nl, ropuri iliut
iiu'ir liorsos nro sharp l'SIIiiII itiitl in
i‘t‘fltlllii‘Ht-i to ru-sp'uul til it unnuunt'n not
into to any ulnrm of III“. This pro
«notion it: always inkon in tho u'ititor.
“lion tho rontls lit‘i' i-orvroti with lt't'.
...—......
~~~'l‘ln~ III‘I‘I Itnirkorluu'koru. with
Tom lx’t-urtu :il contor, nro coming to
tho Armory on Monday niuht, t-xiit-rt
in}; to rvlwui llit‘Ii‘ victory of lust win-
tvr. 'l'ho tlroonn‘iuli unit Norwulk lligh
Ho‘huoi It‘ttllitl hint) Iiil'i‘I. iianr‘iniz.
Mr, :iiiti Mrs. James it. Wilson, of
liritiuvmirt wtri- \SI‘IIIIIIIIII ghosts oi
.tlt timl Alia t‘ Aimiiii ut ilivir
limit" in tniiiii nlivoi. Ntiiutilk. .‘ili’.
Wiiimu ntul WIII‘ I'nriiwrir ri'sitlrtl in
Aii’ililltllt" l’n. IllII IIII‘) huw l'N‘i‘IlII."
tuiuv lo iirlilgopori illttlil‘ tltolr
homo.
Ilt
'I'liv nppr-nrnnt'o oi l‘ItllltIii Shim-tiny,
IIH' iiiit'liinuvru or «now which, howovr
or, tullml in rrurh int. ni‘i tho Itit‘itl It'l‘»
own in work with rmwuoti i‘ili‘l‘lt)’.
ltht>t~ivlvrtuinn I‘. ll. Mvrriil hitd u tort-:-
of own nt work till tiny )“I‘Hllll‘fiily ou-
ilmivorlnu to not ilu- ion rrop hurvout
ml licturu wnrinor wonthor not» Ill.
lioulor M. .i, hit-Nornoy in torluy hur-
wuilng ilw iru ou thv Nurwulk mill
pond tor l‘litirhvr I“. W, i-liniih IIIIII lcli
on Ninth: of chiumt. uiui hurt it limits
iorro nt work uniting in not crop. ii.»
nlolvh that tho ion In nlxlm'li int-hon
thirh nod Al uuulity.
.....MWN ......
[In cvidont'o that tho romniitti-o on
tho Lincoln liiiy llnnquui oi tlw Nor.
wuik (tuihniir club urn up nud «intuit
in tho utnimnriit mmio today that tho
mvtnlwru urn lining ovory ottnrt to no-
rnro on tho prlnohmi monitor Attornny
i.ittioion. of Brooklyn. Mr. hittlnton
hon not only A local but it notional ro.
pntntiou, lowing uttuiotul pronilnonnr
tin rnruwr l’ronidonl. of tho horouuh of
lirooislyn. attorney in ticfcnoo in tho
hummus 't‘hnw trial. amt tho mun who
iiimlo tho nominating sworn for Pur-
itcr. Tho oommiitoo atntou tlint thorn
In sumo prootwoto ol’ iii-muting this not
inhio monitor.
M...» «m
Saturday Chocolates,
runs» 51"}? WIIK
Now is the Time
. when your tires are turned on full
blast to look to your Fir. insurance.
Every tiny you rend of tires caused by
over heated furnace or stove.
Fire insurance to no reasonable you
can”. afford to be without it.
’Ielopltone no at once, don' t wait. or
drop us a card nnd we will bind you
immediately upon its receipt.
Taylor & Golden
To]. tilti- 2
74 Washington 83., gouth Norwolk, Ci.“
4 ,
Pale Hoopla. Attention!
Our Iron “Pills Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You noon the bout iron Tonic to give
you Rich. Red Blood.
F. H. BAXTER‘. Druulst
""WANonnsorl‘t's
Launch Works
Boat Frames not up and ready to
{blank
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OyotorShehPotnLNorwolk
A. J. Hand 8: Company
Iiillllllili ENGINEERS Illil
lillllliiliiilllli
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’o Theatro Building. South Nor-
waik. Conn. Phono 423
David W. Royrrmnd
Funeral Director and Embaimer
19 North Mnln Street. South Not-walk.
Residence, ti Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 3364.
Telephone at house. 693.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849
Deposits over |$3,775,000
George M. Holmes, Prooi.
Wm. A. Curtis. VicaiProIt.
Frod'k A. Elto, Sony a. Treat.
i‘ till liclllnuvi oi “italiliiuiiill stun-i
is u \isitoi In .\‘u w \‘orl. i it) imlny.
......—
'l‘lit~ itutoliu i‘IilIl of Nurunlk, tins
ohanuod tho l‘IlIIi ioioru tr. annual IIIIII
Muck.
(in-mgr i.. Rilt'iitt't‘li, of tho firm «It
lmtnsiiury. Maillou son unit ('Uiiipttli),
0i Smith Notuullt. and Mrs Iitlt‘lxutiii
Iwruttit‘ tlio IIIiI‘l‘IiIH of ti (lattizhtvr 3w.
toriluy. ut ilutlr i'onitii'ni v in Iiitiizi‘Ili'ItI
Moihor iinii i'IlIItI uro tloiuu uircly.
...... ...—....
Tito Skirting rinl. iii ”iv i‘nuntri
Club has not yvt iu-vu illlIIIiiliit‘ tor rim"
Ilill iiwrr in how that with murv Illitlli
int: and u continuunw (if IIli‘ (‘IlIlI non»
IIII‘I'. It will iw u 'l‘wouin
murts limo hot-u Ilil'ilI'II into shutout
rinks in wintvr with him-ii momma
otmwwlirrv. 'l‘hn (‘ountry t‘luh rlnlt
lino. III‘I‘II t‘lllIIIlIlt‘iI with vim IIII‘ lightly
NIII‘II ‘il‘i.
lt‘inuh i“. lliiiillnuton. luminmr of tho.
lili‘lil I‘xlll‘t‘tik huulnt-nn of tho minim
l'lxprt-us t'otnpnuy, hutl u pulnl‘ul Iti‘t'i
lion! ”in Itlllt‘l‘ purl ol‘ lust work. in
IlfltthllK ll ri-uiiii-ui I' in t‘uurtluml Mnmt
in which tlmronuhluro ho ho
niippml on tho try Ritlt'WIllk. ‘.\Ir
Iluniiuirtmi‘u loll vyi- \l'NH lintily (“it
t'liItlI‘NI IIIliI his ivyt- xiiinnon wcrr
«intuition, .
II‘hIlII'N,
IF
IIlt’ iilt‘iilllt‘ ho 3,". u
Wtwk UI’ $.30. you will
iihtl nlioulii now it our
lino
I“Illillll‘lltl mam-omit run
lw Nl‘t‘lli‘NI only by
linrti. l'lll‘t‘IIlI unvlliiz
iutouilunu nut urlml
upon unmuht in notlr
iuu. It‘ you nnulm'loti
to utnrt in «string» to»
count hon wit-"k. ihiu‘t
tloliiy Mountain“ town
on ucruunt with tho
South Norwnllt
Trust Co.
4'34. on savings
Punching Bags, Box-
“ ing Gloves,
Roller Skates. logaSitutes. Hock
I SPOIIIII
ey Goodo‘ut All Kind: 3
At COLEMAN’S
NIWI ITORI
MA. (I. Opildlnb'l
to North Main ”it. Mimi homo:
m hit to! ”mm M
coat.
Fancy Suits, 3m to $30.
black, $10 to $30.
and do it quickly.
OUT
14 80. Main So.
So. Norwalk.
daumgod cor u
no t‘II‘tIlI no no illil itinko it.
titiiilliy tritiuitlorcti.
Proprietor
iionnlo Home Food
iionnin iiniry Food
Ilonnio Poultry Food .
lionnio Htovk Prod
lionnto Scratching Food
llnnnlo Littic (“hick Food
OPPOSITE HOTEL.
TELEPHONE 10S.
Argand Boilers
Don’t you want to look up to date?
How can you in last year's clothes-lull: year's styles?
One of the but things about our cIothco in .th'ot they.
make the otyiewlend style in {act-4nd so are ”Way: in
style until replaced by later Itylos oi the name make.
If you are wearing our Fall 1909 clothes. YPII' to all
right; If not, better get into line with a new author over-
Overcoatn with military collars. regulation collars in
fancy coatings. and dressy Chesterfields in Oxford; and
m
New Year functions call for up-to-date evening dress.
We can fit you out in correct clothes. hats a'nd furnishings,
iiiTtEii-VS
TWO STORES:
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT.
Result-,0 That you will not buy wostorn foods made of low grotto
shrtvoiod whoot ponnut roman nutl wheat screen
lugs ionininluu uttui hoods, hill will buy ”(HIE GROUND. BONNIE
I‘I‘Ellt‘l. for your Htli‘ht‘it Cuttlonnii I’utilirv
I'riro is always on low no on com motto it
(‘oimiosotlol‘ (mu onto hurlcy nod uhont pio
rhuin nll clonn sound groin, uutl innth- froah ouch tiny. Thni will
about. hold no In npvuking or our liti\i|«‘ tillOt’Nl) “Gallic ppm“
Guilty Pint. Lam and All tho Timo.
Photographs at lackson 8 Studio
A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLORI.
PICTURE FRAMING
JACKSON’B 8T UDIO
Long Island Escallops
40c Quart
WEAKI‘ISH, STEAK COD. SALMON. FROSTI‘ISII. IIAIJIIUI‘,
‘ EELS. GREENPORT OYSTEIIS. SEA ESCALLOPS.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
National Radiators
Honeywell Regulators
ARE A COMBINATION THAT CANNOT BE BEAT
The Argand Boiler Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
A POSTAL WILL BRING PRINTED MATTER
éjrfii. .
'-
Muonic Building,
Norwalk.
Quality in nay up lion
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
NORWALK. CONN
M—
FRI I DELIVERY.
4
.W .-.... .. .. ....
Ii‘xlrn [Airgun Nuvtl (tantrum tIlil
.i pint. (‘iouin (lutmonl. .. ......... 25“
ll tltIllI Now York l-ithlu t‘orn ...... ”GI
3 Hum ’i‘mnntor-u ................. 250
:l onus l'vuu ..... a ............... 26o
no NORTH MAIN STREET
16 Oranges for 25c
titanium. par don. 26c. 300. 36c and 40c 3 t‘itllll string iiouuu ...... .. . . .25:
40¢ \Inpli- Syrup, poi" liutiio.
i
,Iv‘jmoy (“'olory, Aptiii‘n, iirupvn, HWN'I l‘otntm‘n. fipinuch and i'orunipo.
United Grocery Co
PHONE :43
«innit» nomiml liniotnu ...... .25c
i plum i nrrnnln ......... . . .... . . .25o
2 lim. Miami Nutu ..............2lic
.‘i utn. Crunhorrlcn ....260
.100. I66. 25c
Plum Pudding t'.l\fl.... .iOc. 25c. 05::
W. . _ ..
Lovo laughs at ltwknmlihu. imi tho
Iirunno cinrk rmluirou rho cold rush.
WM . ...fl.“-.w
II. W. IIllIlItIlliiml‘ oi‘ tlw llotol IIOIII»
um, Now York. won it uni-st or triontlu
in thin city ynuiorduy.
x
taxitiiyor Charla: A. hominid nonun-
im in improvr at his homo iu Not-milk
nun huiurriny was HIIIF‘ to all up tor n
whorl limo. iii» trirntlo nro not tomat-
tiug him. um! ho has rnliorn «ivory day.
who urn plonnnti to intro of his im-
provnmflini.
The short, Amorirnn «moon crop and
tho strong homo nutrition tor tho pro-
duct of “in mood hnvn coined prions
for immunised who to nttvonco to
such a high iovoi that. it to wall nigh
prohibitiv‘o.
ll »»,
. . no: W. ”-.....
.iuhn ll mam. n wtornn of tho
i'ivli Wnr rouidlnu ut tho Pitch Sol
«iloru‘ Homo, Noroton. alippott nod toll
on tho it-o in south Norwnlk. Sutur-
duy night nmi won lnkon to tho hnupl‘
tni. iio was not norlounly lnlurnd and
naturally mu: dlnohurgoo.
W AW...—
lilonry Cruntord. n hut from tho Fnira
noitil County homo for children. in
Waniwrt nvenuo. woo mimittt-n to tho
Norwnllt hospital this morning for
trontmrut. :
'i‘ho Kay to tho Door of Lilo will ho
the otiiijoct or may. Frank inmwoli
Wniior'o diuomtm tmnorrow availing
at tho niioclnl meetings which an. no
out hold in tho South Nurwolk Mstno
dint Church «on owning oxnupt
ii
iii in tilliill
I Ordinary Workman cl Future Will
Live as Well as Wealthy Man
oi Today
't'homnu A. Edison. looking into the
future. thinku the prospect oi! tho ho
boring man in a particularly bright
one.
Laborer to Lino Wall.
““1200 yours, by tho ohonponlng of
commodities, the ordinary inboror will
live as well no a man does now with
3200.000 annual income. Automatic
machinery and noiontitic agriculture
will bring about this result." Mr. Edi-
son says, in the current issue of the
independent. “Not individualism but
nociui labor will dominnto the future;
you can't have individual machines
and every man working by himself.
industry will constantly become mare
social and intordopemiont. There will
ho no munuui labor in the factories or
tho mtnre. The men in them will be
nioroly superintendent». watching the
machinery to sen that it. Works right.
Eight Hour. of Bruin Work.
“'i‘ho work tiny. I believe. will be
eight hours. Every man needs that
much work to keep him out of this
chief ”hint to hoop him happy. But it
will ho. work with the brain. sumo
thing that mon will ho interested in.
and douc- in wholooonm, pleasant sur-
munitions. Lens and toss mun will be
usod its on «union or on in horse, and
his limit] will ho muployed to benefit
himself rind his follows,
"Tho clothou of tho future will ho
no rhonp that ercry young woman
will ho onto to follow tho fashions
promptly. nnrl thrro will ho plonly of
fashions.
(inmmunicntiou with othor worldn
hurt horn stiguostcd. i think two had
honor utit‘k to this worlii and lint! out
noun-thing nliunt it before we call up
our uclxhiiorn, They might mnhu tin
nshninod of ouruclwn.
Dinilko. Monorail.
"Tho monorail docs not appeal to
um ii on n tundmnontnl mistake
that our ruilroodo worn built on n t
{not it inch gringo. insloud of n it toot
guano which two will probably hurt-
to ontno to yol.
Aeroplane of the Future.
“Thu m-mplnno ol‘ the tuturo will.
i thiuii. hum to ho on tho helicopter
prinrlpiv. A successful air machine
mum iw uiiio to duty tho winds. If
Wright's twropinno but! ono-iwoutleih
nf ilr.:~iilitlt‘t‘. tho ulnd would not nix
furl it Thu Iit’IICt'lilIth‘ prlnt‘lplo in tho
only My to riso ulmro ntmoepiiorlc
munitions it) inrronnlnu tho \eloc-
iii of pmiwllor rmoluiioim tho who» of
tho iilflt‘llilit‘ run lu- iiiinlhislit‘ui nnti
ilwtvtiy no \‘tillqiiihli tho hostility oi
tho ultnl A Il"lI(‘t.llllOl' mnltl hair
(minim pianos tiintributcti on n Hill
to litt) tom rirrlu tIIItI controlled from
tho rumor by “UPS.
Chemical Food.
"t‘hmulml {and bus horn workoil
out prvity wvll by i-Zmii PIEI‘IIUI' nnd
hiya MlliII‘IlIK lint it won’t ho n Nun
ninrrinl prnywlilon. You rnn't, hunt
iho rurm us it inlioruiory. commorctnh
fillt‘ilkillfl.’ ii in; should dry up
liim \inra unit couldn’t rhino \‘r-uotn
twin: on tho north, we might turn to
i)’
i‘Iit"i\iIl‘lil dict.
“Soon-u will ham to stop this whin-
ltoy luminous. which is like throwing
mind in the lmurinxu or u stonnt on
xiuo.
"Among tho innuy prolilonin which
iiwuit imitation In IIII' future (lfll' of tho
ntout ltuportnui in to uni ”to full
ynlno out of tool. The woulol‘ulnosu of
our printout ruothod o! combustion in
iwnu-mloun.
Cool and Dynamite.
"Thorn in not it much powor in u
too or in our com. dynmnito nu thorn
in in n ton of cool.
"Evcrythinn in nutnro would burn
up it it were not for tho hint that
hourly nvomthlnx oxropt con! Is all
ready hurnod up, iron would burn
and inuko it good i’ucii-witi' in n vury "no
powdor but it Iltlll nlrondy boon con-
uiiuimi in Nuiuro'o furnace.
"Wu may dluoovor tho norm of
gutting nil tho powor from tool to-
morrow. nntl thou ognln it may thin» in
long limo to lino out.
"’l‘o got rid or friction in our um
chino”: in arm of tho i‘uturo problomn.
The only ntiit‘hino without {notion
that. we know in the world. and it
mom in tho million other."
...
ADDRESS TO TEACHERS.
A month); of the Town Toochors‘
Annotation will he held tomorrow ow-
ning at 8 o’clock In tho high scum]
building. whon'hr. W. .i. 'i‘rnooy. of
tho band of *iioiiooi viuitorn. Will do-
livor on ItIItII‘NIG. This afternoon. at
the hitch oohooi. in taunt Norwnlit.
Uhnrloo D. Hlno. memory of tho state
board of odiioctton, in giving an Iti-
droln and all the luncheon of the town
are DNMM.
W
on and truth will get uppermost u
floodlit unit Saturday.
ionsh-ltdlinth
,. ,A.‘
in
i
Many times charge 35 .00
played in our cast window.
Price,
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwolk
TELEPHONE 165-5 . ,-
The Hatch 81 Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. 464.
Shrcwsbury Col
Waterproof S
Does Nol CouI Any- ‘
Gives Sallslacv
elici
I. constipation in
=cuto’ or rhr-onlt.
utpiily you modi
believe will of
taken with
1rto directions
ttirnc. Should .
ctlt you ‘to
we promise
0th
- tit :9 onto.
Eminent or
irinai in-
}; is «your.
In no on-
cd with \
forms it. ‘
able nu
I
and $6..00 They
. and
X00: i-
“grip
r in-
our.
nil
it.
it
l
YARD TEL. 4&2.
Lumber and MillWork for Everything»
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glass of every description.
Snub Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two lines.
"Lincoln" Anphnit Fabric Rooting.
warranted.
One, two nod threopiy Tar Paper:
Sinioro' Poper.
Sheathing and Buildera' Paper.
Hair insulating and Don! intPM
A 811’ Extra Specials
®FOT This Week Only ,) p“
All? FANCY PATENT FLOUR.
BAK ER’8 COCOA.’
SAPOLIO. hand or plain. a
no Stumps with 1 lb. 35: Too.
2i- Stnmps with i In, 40c Ton.
to Stumps with l iii-50c Ton.
..ii Stumps Mill 1 lb. 60c 'l‘on
VERY BEST A‘PEREAMERY BUTTER. I pound ..... ..... ....37o
AdP FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 24!2 ib.nck .................. 85°
1 Ib CM .....
UNEEDA BISCUIT. a package ....
PEARLINE «1776 WASHING POWDER, 2 pkno. for ..
PEANUT BUTTER, a paund ..
GOLD DUST. large package
CIKO .uu-nn-wasovn-ovunn‘ofI’WI'tuoiv‘7o
Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees
Spocinl 8qu of AAI' ilorux I-ltlilliIH
itothr Soup for Washing l‘urpooos
20 Stamps with 7 Cakes. A&P BORAX SOAP at 23c
abarNI ...... .......... .....“.75
17°
............................ ... to
.......... be
.. ................ ....... 11°
....... ... 19¢
...... cnvu-.-......ai.......,.
....-
lti Stamps with 1 lb. “Coffee.
20 Stumps with l lb. 86c Moo.
"” Stumps with 1 lb. 80: Gonna.
in)
30 Stumps with 1 ll). ah Colon. ‘
Soup with Extra Stamps. Non
III Stumps with i run Sultana
Bplm .................... We
in Stumps with i hottlo Sulud
(ill ........................ 15c
iii Stumps with 1 pkg. Fluffy
Itufflos Starch .............
Iii Stumps with i run MAP
’i‘ublu Syrup ............... 100
iii Stumps with l II) Prom-h
tin-iron i’runou ........... 10c
10 Stumps with I hottlo Qucon
Olivon ...... . ..... ........160
20 Stumps with. 9 mun Block-
lwrrios .................
ill Stamps with 1 ll). London
buyer Minion ..... .1
l0 Starting with 1 brick Pui'o
(‘odflsh ............. ......Jfl
to Stumps with 1 box All"
Lunch Cocoa .. ............1
ii Stuuipc with 1 box no? Bol-
cruiun ........... ...70
6 Stamps with 1 box Aii’ Bull
Bluo
...-.q.-nu~aoo
lHi Gilli All i A tiiliPlll
124 Washington Street. South Norwolk
mum-m 8:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M.
Tu. NO. one.
(mun—«am
Illlilll Ill IIIII SIRIII
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——-0pon
iuu prices of stocks advanced as a rule
hut the grains were modornto and the
looculutlvo lninrent apparently was
innguid. Colonirio and Southern. Uni-
tod Elmira Express and international
llnrvnntor runs 1 and National Rail-
wnyn of Mexico F‘irpt PM. 96. Philn‘
dolphin company doclinod 'l.
WALL. STREET, it n. m.-f'l‘lio mur-
kot became heavy tor an interval when
linitod Stilton Stool rountod a point to
stilt} largo froctionni lotion w'oro also
rogtatcml in all'ot‘ tho notivo stocks
hoforc tho lint turned upwards. Largo
buying orders worn distributed for
flooding and Root: inland and whim
thoy respondent with on crimes to at
point above last week's closing. tho
Whole martini moved up briskly.
/
f.“ « .i
no- mo ’
\VALL srnnnr. noon.«-'i‘ho ...
lug movement, or price. tumor! .
word again. St. Punt loot a point.
soiling was light and the whole
lint dull and narrow. 13de
utcndy.
The Roy. Samuel McComb laid
story or ono of tho choicest it‘ll) W
on record iut evening. An notion
man. traveling in irolond. . ~
to inquire at an irlohmnn who
I curtain house they worn hurt. .
The trlohmnn replied '“I‘hn II
O'Hnro'n house. and I! ho had It
until tomorrow he would be arrow
dead "
a 'r .
Fuddyw‘Woll i suppose men
women both have thutr troubled.
Dnddy-“Yon. and ”We uotlood
the chief troubles of on“: '
tho othor."«-siiootou '1"!me
‘9, ii; i"
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