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er.‘ and Mrs. Charles Hull, of Dan-y
bury. are visiting with relatives in
Norwallt. .,
«Miss Saraeroutoq. of Lowe street.
bull Beach. ,.
" [Joseph Davis invites you to take a
swim in one of his stylish bathing
suits. See adv;
"Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Little, of Dan-
hnry, lhft Saturday for Norwalk, to
spend two weeks. “
Lowe street, is
Mary
"V'Mrs. Henry Froeb. of
entertaining her mother. Mrs.
. A. lloyier. are spend-
‘ tion with Mrs. Schramm.
of West Ce or street.
Ferdinand Sehlitt. of Thompsouvillc,
Conn, is visiting his son, William J.
Schlitt, of Lowe street.
Miss Anna Smith, of Spring street.
leaves town Wedncsday fer Albany.
New York, to spend a week.
’ ’The R & G Corset factory is closed
for a week's vacation. and many of
If ‘ ' “ a! Mitre
in; their vs, ation‘with Mrs. Sch
of Vgeet G
. Company,- if
his parents n
in Wall strec
odor street.
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N. i, with triendu.
written. a Belttird. and fatnll
Minn street, Norwaik. are spending the
Glorious. an‘lh in ,iioston.
guests of relatives.
all
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be Great Atlantic and Pacific
ending the day
anhury.
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Mrs.
Edward J“ .1
Mr. rind Mr. George Martin.
Bridgeport,,wi be the Sunday and in-
dopendenceulv meals of Mrs. Mar
tln‘s parentslir. and Mrs.
Garrison at?
walk.
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t
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lop auuoutethut on account of
holiday, th ,e ill be no collection by
" _ The pub
lic is there requested not to put
out garbau‘z
the garba ' tKUl‘. today.
greptticles today.
Instill
realm. ,
‘ ,gjidissfi‘anny Medina, of Bridgeport I
is spending the day at the home of
her aunt. Mrs. Phoebe M. Reed, is
Mott avenue.
.m'.‘ m .H- Jones of West avenue, i
. expects "honor tomorrow morning. at
tar “tending the Fourth in Hancock.
Lester Sanford. who is employed in
A regular meeting or the city coun-
cil is scheduled for this evening. but
one or two..memhers will but in an
appearance and adjourn the session.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ellis Jennings.
of Nswdiavci. with their
spendin the t‘ourih or July at the
home 0 Mr. ind William P. ‘
Beers on Elmu‘est.
ti'Brlen. of Nynelr. N. Y..
is‘ spendingjtr holiday in South Nor. ‘
walk withrsltrives. Mr. O‘Brien is a .
Norwaiit yeah: man. but has not been “
living here'ygo some time.
on home in South Nor-
The Norlfil City Council will meet
this evening t the council chamber
. No business will be
transacted 'spthemeetimr will ad-
journ to somo‘venlng in the near in.
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John J. ital-ll. who is employed in
the ArtisllQflanc factory in
street, is uniting a three wceits‘ va-
cation front h duties.
the greate
wuik. y
Union
He. will spend
it 1=t of his time in Nor
ilighwayZCwmissloncr Daniel Dun-
.1 _.l
r. of
the
Tea
with
are '
of
mos
.PREP
the
the operatives have left town.
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A regular meeting of the South Nor-
walk Board of Councilmen is schedul.
ed to be held this evening.
I Miss Georgianna Clinton. or Lowe
street. has returned home from a few
days visit with friends in Vulutle, N.
Y.
Captain William .l. Schiilt, of Lowe
street, is overhauling his launch E. L.
M.. and placing it in excellent condi-
tion for the summer.
Henry Schramm and friends. Mrs.
W. Hoff and George (lumber are. spend—
ing the Fourth at Mrs. Scliramm‘s.
West Cedar street.
Mlsa Anna Riley. of 47 Main street.
Danbury, and Miss Lucy Durkin. of
Delay street, came to Norwaik Sat.
urday for a several days visit with
friends.
. Miss Kathleen World. a student at
Laurelton llnll, Milford. is at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Margaret.
Weed, in Mott avenuc, tor the summer
vacation.
Mrs, Edward B. ('iilllilllfliluiil. of
Lowe street, is entertaining her her
sister Mrs. William Hagan, of ('am-
deu, N. J., and her nephew. William
Cherry. of New York.
The Sunday school of the Methodist
Episcopal church of llauimry, will hold
its annual picnic at l'uinum Park
Wednesday. July at, Thu party will go
by trolley curs and curryulls.
The demurrer of l'. 8. McMahon. of
New Britain, to a suit brought. by the
National Specialty mill brought by tho
National Specialty t'tllllimll of Mil
waultee. Witt, has been overruled by
Judge Lioulos of the court of common
pleas. The suit is for pnyincnt of it
hotel menu printing machine.
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Powerful
Roadster
.2; ’
‘V $1100
or [WOBOI’Iil'lS an initial ptodnc
practical,
been bulb:
lilies for i :.
troll" is ill zillzatlon of wr-ll-lul
uorlence.
ore dashii ucy. beautiful
bllo style.
speedy. in one niachiuv.
wood body. :il seats.
attention n to the
trimming au'lnieh.
more.
all value.
I in early.
W. AlANFORD
42 NOW“ MN I"! EET
the price." (lot you
Governor Wcolts has authorized the
admission of (lotlulu Kolmt to the
Connecticut Hospital for tho insane as
a. state pauper. lie him approved the
bills of the following hospitals for
one-fourth annual lilill‘npl‘lfliiull each:
8i. .lotlbph‘u, Wililutnntic. Moritien.
Midiliceox. 8760; Hartford. $2.600;
Ilsnliury. tit. Mary‘s, whim-bury, 3l.~
s
.Mwsw. we“...
so Mr Catholic Church. in nnuliury.
wil attend the annual convention of
the Atlclent Order of llihcrnlnus of Am.
cries. Which will be bold in Portland.
Ore. commencing July ill. Father
Kennedy is one of the members of that
order. He will leave nubury next
Tuesday. and will or , in Portland in
limo to attend a on in: of tho hoard
of directors which will nrocodo the tip-
ening of the convention.
Misti Mill-ion m. of South Nflr'flhiii.
has returned home aiinr nmitimt a
short visit, with Mrs. Charles Hull.
Harmony street. liuwury. tin Friday
afternoon Miss in» was one of the
price winners at the versntlsh bridge
party given by the llsnhury fled Cross
association and "The Club" for the
benefit of tits Deuhury Visiting Nurse
mutton. Thai-ti were over fifty
players participating. and the affair
was e happy success in Mary way.
W
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Moat Contradior
m ’ war inn, mason»
her. gimme. math
IOUTioHWALK
110 mWheei Base
The "Warviloiroli" is the most.
highly stat. dized automobile ev-
ii is slum! from fires to spark
plug. The n behind it are able.
- useful. experienced:
high-gradu- uniomo-
The ”\i‘urrclrlle-
plans and undid manufacturing
The lines the "Warren-llotrolt"
ex.
pressing it sat word in nuiomo
looks like u solidly
built car; is a hardy. strong.
Fin-
ished in ii Royal llluo. striped
in ivory. using scar: Straw
COIOI‘. stri; in Black. lr‘cntiera
enameled 1 :wk. Body construc-
tion is of Lory highest grade-—
Particular
painting.
in every as-
pect 1 anli mparisorr with cars
selling for wrel hundred dollars
The instep vi sue the "Warren-
l)etrolt" yo i be Culll’iiil‘t‘il that
herein a do .verwhclmlnn value.
No costly .rlmculai Work nor
hilth overt expense buried in
t.
d
or.
rooms.
1'
llrf Dick’s ii no (30.,
fictith limit. Conn.
list.
to have an rue house.
chly,
tIMlllY M. t'Alil’.
Williilnult it.
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Gentlemen have used lh'. Dick's
Medicine to Arts and as a souersl
ionic and fit have found grout. ro-
Haven-d it around unions
some Mend . have lilo prouonno
ed it very I‘ve in the cum or Ms»
forts and fit it is a good mmlicino
visaos
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proved
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gives as all conduct
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5. VIM-L. .TBIIT.
COMPITENT
BOOKKEEPERI
STENOGRAPHERS
OFFICE AOSIBTANTI
Port Chester
W ‘11: . I 1 ‘l . .3 it .45: 7' H
eCeSSities
v Our line of‘summer Furnishings tor the house. porch or lawn is of ar-
tistic design. planets; in finish and as cerelully constructed as much of the
. belt furniture for inside use. You‘ll get lots or satisfaction in making your
selection from our present stock or Perch chairs. Pot-eh Mrs-us. Porch Heirl-
mook'e, Lawn swing}, Lawn actress, Croquet gets, . Lawn Mowers, Garden
.. vein.Th ' txl t
Hoes. children's Plot Tents. Screen Doors. Window. Screens. Refrigerators. f n k 8 books of M 0d” for he
Blue Flame Perfection Oil Stoves, etc. We want you to know that this is
the best stow: satisfaction.
A. J. Collins Co.-
Funeral Directors and ‘Embalmsm;
l .13 North Main Street.
no.
South Norwailt. Conn
l
i
W O. B. J aCRson
Optician
DON'T MISS THE 0P ORTU lTY m
I: Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
entails «a.
‘ noswam.
M...“ W
ARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE!
Are Wanted
Stamford ‘ South Norwalk
may not make the man, but they show his taste for Style and Firm.
Show your good taste by buying s pair of
WALK-OVENS
Asbeston Century Shingle '
Fireproof and Everlasting
'l‘hcy con b:- hnd in flirm colors, Newport (lrcy. Million Roll, Binic col.
The Asbestos Building Lumber is just the thing for liuing hath
Standard sheets. hi: it ill.
Charles H. Aisthorpe.
CARPENTRV. BUILDING AND CONTRACIlNG.
Century Compound
Stops beaks on 'l‘in or Shingle Roofs
not the preparation called "Novel-lush" is not suitable for stopping
had lesion or for use on old or poor roofs, and not as lasting or durable
as "(loninry Compound."
The above testimony was given under oath at the injunction hear-
ing in tho Btuuford Court. April ll. lilio.
We offer the Century Compound at 50: PER GALLON and ‘unh ,
antes all roofing work for three years.
The Century Roofing 8: Manufacturing Co.
I! WASHINGTON O1 RIIT.
new parts, ole.
Mrs. Axel Beinhnecht. of irowe street
, Edward
Pearson. iiud cousin. William Nelson.
of New fork. over the Fourth.
brother.
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Ex-tlovernor flange P. Mela-an sud
Dr. (learns ll. Knight loft Saturday
For Cold Weather While it’s Warm
M the beginning of tho Furnace Benson we are rushed
with cells to mend mutton. overlook furnaces. furnish
$3.50: i4 - $4.50 - $5
FLYNN 8. RYAN
00 WAlHiNGTON STREET.
toil‘ri-I uoewaut.
6 BEAVIEW AVENUE
80UTH NORWALK
Cruisounontly some one has to well and
so without, heat. Now that the fires are out. hit us fill
up for next season.
The Jones a Hotchltlss Co.
17 WALL OTNIIT
NORWALK. cons.
llinhway Commissioner Mat‘lldnrid
has awarded the lilllllf‘m'l of macho.
inn and ielford in the city of New lie»
run to fun/runes ilrnru of New Haven.
,‘l‘bo mnemlnm is to cost it? cents
per square yard and the toiford Ni
cools.
with their wives for i’uland Burton. 1
ly attractive.
went
Head‘s
Chstsr.
met. to Mr. and 7
I forth. of film“.
. may
Ma. where the golf finite are especial-
Mr. and Mrs. Hymn 0. Mead and
children have returned to south Nur-
ter, a pleasant visit with Mrs.
rents Officer and Mrs. James
J. Medley. or on... tans. am rm
. _
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar if. Port. of West
' street. leave lomtnrow for their sum-
mer «ratings to Home island, Maine.
The, will return downer first. Mr.
Fox has rented his Weill street mei-
dence. for the remainder of the sum‘
. Charles Duns
6; New to
Million to result A roost s
hustled
Theodore ft. Pltviiie, the new young
pmpis’s pastor at the. Conventional
church. Greenwich. arrived the latter
part of last weelt and began his duties
as superintendent of the Eluudsmchool
lust tinndsy. fie has also commenced
the other wort: of the parish which has
been assigned to him. 0
The Mutual Hat Company. of Nor-
wslli, reports the lose ‘1 the in New
Yorlr, or in dozens or his
hats for the mason.
company is s regrettable one.
because of that
- cause or the in. , of was which is
editiosslilmu .
v ._ iiili‘ .
Ml
—-— icrnoon was well attended. The sor~
. R230 a. m., to the steamer (lien. for
M
Tomorrow morning the fission store
will open at the usual hour with a mun.
bar of unusual bargains. See adv.
Mr. and Mrs.
Harris Darrell, of
Now Yorit are guests of the lattar'e‘
Knapp. of West street.
Uncas Tribe. 1. 0. R. M.. will hold
its scmi- annual meeting tomorrow evwz
six months will be closed at that time.
a...”
attention. it they are troubling you:
you can have them examined by a shill-3
ad physician at Thamer's. Stamford.
See ad.
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The St. Jumes‘ choir boys from Now,
a display of fireworks at at.
summer home on Strawberry Hill this.
evening. They came on Thursday and
will stay here ten days. .
The regular meeting of the local
'l‘roileymen's Union, No. 476, was held!
in its quarters in Water street on
Saturday night. The attendance was;
good and matters of routine business
were transacted. President Frederick
:Audrews presided.
, The trolley ours that travel up?
lWestpori. avenue are used by the boys
.up that way to shoot of! their lorries.
'dcos and other explosives. One would
imagine that the national salute was
being given when the car [lessen over
these noise-makers. ;
The meeting at. the North Main;
street Rescue Mission yesterday af-
lvlces will be continued throughout the.
summer months, and it is hoped that
they will ho as popular as at present
during this time.
The quarterly conference
Norwalk Methodist church was
in the church on Friday evening.
Matters of routine business were
transacted and District Superintend-
ent Dr. A. ll. (loodcnoughmf Stain
ford, presided.
of the
held
indications point to n his Sunday
' school excursion from this city Thurs?
day. The occasion will he the annual
'ouiolnz of the Methodist and Baptist
schools. which will he held jointly at
(lieu island. The trip will be made on
the steamer (lion. which Will leave
South Norwulk at 8:30 a. m.
Manager Durison. of Springfield. has
come to take charge of the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company dun
in}; the severe. illness of the local
manager. li‘. l.. Chandler. who has had
st nervous breakdown. The superin-
li'll'iclll from Jersey City, Mr. Wilson.
was unable to come. and therefore
Mr. llavlson clinic to take charge.
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l Promotions and appointments have
been rnaxlo in tho (‘nnuccticut Nation.
ul fluttrti as follows: (‘ruwt Artillery
t-tlrtns, 'i‘hirrl mutt-an), Sci-cunt William
linui ll. Dennison to be second limit
client. with rnuk from June it. liiiti:
Sixth company. i‘orporai t'hurics inuis
.Yosi to ho second lieutenant. with
trunk from June H. lulu, rico its)"
moud resigned.
The Yale racing shells which were
used at New London last Thursday in
| the races against ilnrrard. arrived Sat.
-ul'day morning at Belle dock, Now its.
you. There were nine shells in the lot.
While one of the large new eithur
shells was tit-lug carried to the water
‘s nail on the side of the dock crumb!
in the deck and ripped the silk covcr~
sing or! the shell. doing damage to
about $30.
Follow the t’rowd on July 7th at
illcn lsiund. (lrand cxctirsion by the
South Noru'ulk Methodist and liaptlst
Sunday schools. 'i‘ickots limited. ,
Nincioon clrrhs at tho llridm‘mrt
post office and forty carriers started
in on iucrouumi salaries yesterday. the
first of tho mouth twins the implants:
or the fiscal your, ily the term of «up
rim-n air clerks are raised from will)
per your to into, air from $1.000 to ti.-
lilfi and mwou are raised from {Lilla
to ti.l!ilfl. In the carriers slide two are
raised from Willi to true and one from
31.000 to “Jon and one from noon to
”.200.
A valuable horse of i‘ W. Brooks. of
the West iiorlts Road. escaped from
its pasture on Saturday by jumping
the high fence. The home had just
lawn returned from pasture out in the
country. when» it had been for six
months. Tub-phone information woe
received to the effect that the horse
bud been HM“ in Wilton. Men were
soul in that direction in an suturno
bile looking for him. lie has not been
located as yct.
The Cluetl resimdy factories all ow
or the country will have their annual
inarents. li‘ir. and Mrs. Edward" 1*"?
You owe your eyes proper care and. '
York city are planning to have qnltop
James" .
. BaillinilSuiB.
Shoes and Caps
ll
MILL TEL. “-0.
Saab Weights and Card.
warranted.
parental hontc.
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MINTZ'S
Moulded Wooden Gutters, two steel.
"Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric Roofing.
I
For the Coming Holiday
“'0 are showing a comprehensive line of dependable Dress Accessories.
Auto Caps and Auto Veils. Shirt
WaiSts, Parasols. Neckwear. Rib-
. boos. Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear.
Corsets, Belts and Belting. Hand- ‘
kerchiefs, Veiiing. Etc.
The stock appeals to refitted tastes. and the prices appeal to the purse. 7
The N. iii—Ayah Co..
86 Washington St, South Norwalk
”-
Edward Koch, of Port Circular, is
in town to spend the Fourth at
The. tlrcat A. d l’. Tea Company for
.iiv you to ”NW udvsnhge of the 890'
t‘illis in their udv. today.
Miss Jessie Mcrkle, of New York, is
a holiday cut-st of Mr and Mrs. A. W.
ilroyfuss. of Fruitidtn sin-ct.
Wesley Johnson. employed at the
store of i‘hurch and Miller, bus gone
to ilrurflolnwn. lo upciitl ilit' Fourth
uiih his pun-ms.
t‘rt'tiiltlrs of Philip Mendel. of Now
Huron. how tilt-d a petition in the
llnm-d t-itntou district court thut he be
auditioned liftilllf‘UiIi.
Mr. and Mrs. J. William Aiken and
son llhrold, of New York. are ghosts of
Mrs. Mitch's mother and sister. Mrs.
it. W. Maples, and Miss t‘lsra Maples.
of Maple strum.
mloclsi i‘oiircmsn Edward flsffuey1
and family will leave Wednesday for
New York state. where Mr. tleil‘nuy in
funds to consult in the chicken lliliii‘
uses about tun miles from llnifelo.
Annual (f. ltuurr. of Cleveland. Ohio,
his
vacation of two Vii-chit
‘l‘ho vacation will begin on July doth.
the ditto that has boon
found lummvonicnt. ‘l‘hie hi their us-
ual custom and not it (iiuoti wheel will
turn iwtwvcu suturdsy. .luly :imii, and
Annual filth. 'l'ho fuciuries that will
close are in the followup: plums:
illouih Norwulh. 'l'rny. boomlnstor. lio-
vhestcr sud (iorinth Rome of those
villus hnvo two of tho tiluoii factories
within their limits.
The Misses Catherine and Elisabeth
ilsluin. of New York. city, are spend
his the Fourth with Messrs. Matthew
and John Mctirsth. oi Strawberry Hill.
On a Westlmreiyorwiiik trolley car
Saturday afternoon the conductor ma
stirs. its user as could be user-inland
iron: the broken uglish with which
the is my cum on a conversation.
it was nought that he wanted to tide
on his good looks. This did not
finds strumming him any insurer Harwell: then end “i“? ll“ started M mm
a use to the the town this and ufier sums pursues Wm ill! “M i
not arty ion. in which the mama: and the «lifetimes-Mr
time represented in conductor hinted its the unusual teen 3 ‘D "it"! "Di
getting out one particular litre. hue lull
tore. the fellow was induced; to iixl
forth a nickel The My“. ‘
and its first ‘
nest month.
not. helm:
foruwrly connected for a number of
yours with tho Plinth Norwsllt munici-
pal electric work is grouting many
obi friends. ilir. Knot-r has arrived in
thin city to spend the Fourth of July.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wallace 1'. "cult. of
Hartford. are spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. ii. 0. listing. Mrs.
”can was formerly Miss liurrioi llsru
um, and was suporvuitir of music: in
the tlouih Norwuih wheels.
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nostril...
lar and (Epilogue,
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3
or a new blouse.
On Sale.
$1.29 '
Special sale of
SumstD'm
fl. et' *" ‘
vane TEL. 49*; .;.
Lumber and Mill Work for EverythME i,
from a Piggery to a Palace
, SPECIALTIES
Window Glass of every description.
One, two and throoply Tar
Slaters' Paper.
sheathing and Builderl’ Paper. .
Pip".
'. t.‘
Middy blouses for $1.29 at the Mints
store. See adv.
Miss liolon Drum. of Elizabeth, New
Jersey. is a guest of Miss Florence Kei-
lcy. of West avenue. _
Mr. and Mrs. John Bodwell. and
daughter. of ilanbury. formerly South
Norwalk residents of Madison atmot.
are visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Bodwdl. in Seymour
ulrccl. .
Tilt‘ loom post-olilt‘es will ODE"!
the regular holiday rules today. The
other will close for the day It 11 a. m.
in this cliy. there will he one general
delivery and collection at 7:30 I. mu
ulih u milecuon about the business
section at 6 p. m.
William K. Maples expects to rut'vhis
automobile. which was recently um.
ed. this week. The car is but its
tonnouu, which was loosened by 33ml-
iy ear. rebuilt. The machine wil ai-
so be repainted, the whole work he
lug done. it is understood at. no em
posse to Mr. Marilee, for a later from
the factory was driving at the little of
the accident. The driver attempted to
lake the car between the curb Ind I
truth-y our on a short turn in the west
and in llprtioru. The principal unless
was the squeezing to the tounesti.
. The novelist-eon (hub composed of
the following Norwslk ladies enioycd
on timing Nultlf‘dhy evening: Miss hills
.l. llyxiwu. Mrs. llohort Way. Mrs. Olin
i4. rulings, Mrs: Frank iiuutin ton.
Mrs. Muir woodwsrd. ' Mrs. ohn
norm and Mrs. Wilfred Bolivian. This
is a club or ladies. who meet at mil
others houses for a semi social time.
and they decided to have s shore din-
A bicycle club of shout s doses
membersweut through south Nurwsllti
yesterday mine. They all were the;
some it] of trousers and repeaters~
and sttrlcied suns a good deal of at:
tsutiou. These clubs. that were once:
mm trouble with one of the ween-'9“ venom. are now vsryuuususi,since went
there have Mouse may new kinds;
. of trawling conveyances invented.
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luv. it. it. Poeley. seals Occupied
the pulpit «Trinity Church. yesterday
rish. ’i’be moraine
rs. {Mimwfll
'stsad .
itlveti. ’1‘an he has who M'WW’
’hury. where oisslieigf
union is one cud“? prelim
on year about headroom
of those. who are in: any, are!
led with the dealt (until as
per Saturday. They went down to Dor-
lun’s and enjoyed one of Landlord Bull.
ivsn’s flue dinners at that time. Mrs.
Wood srd was unable to attend. but.
the of r six were there.
William A. Kellen. of Namath.
to Ausouls yesterday by trollq.
where he went last evening with m
anteed to WM
p
The Hattie Bailey C0 \
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Hdir insulating and necrosis; Pepsi's.
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Norwalk Chronicler