a» . . INSURED,‘
inimituxGOLDEN
ioiir’utomobiie ‘
anywhere in tha United
tutor or Canada ‘
for. 32
par hundred per year. by
n whaliiud‘yoh avaal‘l‘. souvii
aoawaurmouu.
TILIPHONI lib-2
« . i f you “ v‘.‘ cultivator starts for
condom. Candy. .
’oua HOMI MAD! swaara
will certainly tickle . to. Al—
ways fresh and autism m
ram
Tat: m. in Washington It.
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Ivamuo normal. ‘rsuruoas
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lab-Nam Department -
bed—Business Dana ‘ man!
“val—Iran“ Oiilca. orwalk
“o ‘v—Edltcria Ruldanca,
nil—City Editor's liaaldanca
WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalkand vicinity: Fair to-
night and Wednesday; moderate to
brisk west: winds. .Li‘ght scattered
showers have occurred during the last
24 hours in the Ohio valley. Lake re-
gion. New England and along the
South Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Pleas-
ant Weather with high temperatures
has prevailed west of the Mississippi
river. The following high tempera-
tures were reported: Phoenix. Aria.
Abellne. 'l‘ex., Oklahoma. Okla. Kansas
City. Mo.. 100 degrees; Dodge City.
Klimt. 102 degrees and North Platte
Neb.. ‘ltll degrees. The highest tem-
perature reported in the (lantern such
tlon was 94 degrees. at ltoston, Mass,
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WEATHER A YEAR A00 TODAY
Temperature: Low. .62: high. 84
Clear. ‘
Miss Cornelitl Odell, of anal avenue:
expects to go to New Yorlr tomorrow.
if your eyes are troubling you the
Thames adv. will interest you.
The Read Company are advertising
some materials for a sensible and at»
tructive shirt waist. dress. See adv.
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Edward Anderson. of Net-walk. baa
returned to his duties in the Norwallt
lock shop after a pleasant week's vaca
tlon. ‘
Boonie Cramptou. of iivldcn avenue.
will leave shortly for a trip to Nouga-
tiick, where he will visit relatives for
the remainder of the b'tlliliiii-l‘.
Mrs. iiarton. oi Schenectady. N. \'.,
arrived in Norwalk Saturday and will
visit her son at the home of Mrs. C. (i.
M. Gregory, in West avenue. for some
little time.
Miss Ruth liaiRwln. of Well street.
has gone to Staten lslund. where she
will make a short visit with Miss Mar-
lon llawley, a young lady who fro
quently visits and is well known hero.
Robert Tristrnm. of East Wall
street. wont. to New York this morn-
ing. He was on his way to Staten is-
land and will spend a few daya in that
place with friends. He made the trip
in his automobile. ‘
The members of the Norwalk police
department state that since the order
issued by the City of Norwalk council
prohibiting the Connecticut Company
from leaving its care in the three”
all night. the company had obeyed the
demands made on it. and the ollli-eri
have had no further trouble.
--i\iit0inoblles for hire. at tilirar H.
Banks’ Livery Stables. River street.
Norwnlk.
Court Edmonde DoAmicls, Foresters
of America. elected a new secretary
last evening, itamlnu Frank 1'. (hide.
in place oi Charles Oddo. The latter
was obliged to give up the office on ac
count of many other duties, The new-
ly revised by-lawa were read last ev-
ening but no action ronrorninii thalil
Was taken. .
The chattels of a very lino automo-
bile ilre enalno ior tlrocnwlt-h passed
through South Norwalk thla morulnn.
enrouts for that town. and when a
short atop was made here the machine
received many admiring stances. The
chassis was made by the iarcomohlle
Company. at Bridgeport and the body
‘ will be fitted at Greenwich.
Edward Newman. who was formerly
connected with thaConneotlcui Cont-
pany when he realdsddn'Norwulk. and
who is new solo manager of a large
electrical concern in Concord. Maria.
is onioying a two woolly Vacation from
his duties. flu" is ”audios a two
weeks“ vacation around the familiar
haunts or Norwsllt bud lapping green
ed by his many frisiida today.
~~ . Plans were command at the meet.
in; of linear: Haylotlr l. 0. it. M.. for
attending the annual atateconvnntlon
of Hsyiualiars. tobs hold at Stratford
on Labor Day. A odmihlttda consist-
ing of John Gallaahsr. Fred Williams
and Otto undatrom was appointed to
at out a large attendance from the
coal loft. One of tha iaaturaa oi the
convention will be a Rhoda island
clamhalio. .
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Red and Qilvar, " rd . ,
5;»... _ . .si. ruckus
ws
' noon at it o‘cock. at the church.
COLD ONLY IV
“ms for K. D. Frames for next sum-
mer’s best. new. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats female; one 2min.
all cabin. with 8 hint. new motor.
Oneal-it. with on. it. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought new. ‘
’ OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster ShohPoinLNorwaik
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Teeth Filled Without
Pain
is an art but few dentists have mas-
tered. yet by my methods it is a prac-
tical. bvery~day occurrence. There is
so much in the way a tooth or cavity
is prepared. the proper treatment and
materials for each individual case is
a constant study. 1 give my personal
attention to these details, and no pa.
tient is dismissed until the work is
complete and right in every way. if
you have a teeth which is sure. or
sensitive to the heat or cold, do not
delay, but come at once and find the
cause of the trouble.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 Collin Main St. South Norwalk
Hours: 9 a. in. to B p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
Mrs. Frank Raymond, or Westmrt.
was in Norwalk this morning on busi-
ness. ‘
Attorney Homer 8. ‘Cnminlngs. oi
Stamford. wan In Norwalk this morn-
ing on business.
The sewing Circle of illi‘ l-‘lrai M
8:. Church will meet tomorrow niter~
. a
William Tierney, of A. W. Austin‘s
jewelry store. in Wall lill‘N-i. is on
toying the afternoon utf iroin ills do»
ties.
Mrs. Frank E. Long and son. of
Providence. It. l . are spending it week
with Mr. and .‘llru. John '1‘. Whonv. of
West Main street.
Albert Malklii. Allontioam. llr-rtwri
Baldwin and several other young men
have been camping tor a nililliwi oi
days near the Knob.
The young men of the Knob haw
paired off and are practicing for tho
canoe races that are to be held at the
(Yountry Club on Saturday.
A new llrm. which manufactures
ladioa‘ suits. and will employ a num
ber of hands.“ taking possession oi
a part of the Lolh silk mill.
Postal cards received from Arthur
Murray. who in spendlnit his rnrullon
in the mountains oi Maine. siulo lliiii
he is enjoying himself greatly.
Mike Bonnell. one of the popular
young harbors M‘Cmmcllmun A. M.
Pohlman'l shop. is laid up at his ilullll'
In Womlward avenue by illness.
w...“ m-
Mrs. Nelson A. Crow and son (‘lur-
once and daualiter Antoinette, or New
York, are spending it few days with
Mr. and Mrs. illiam i‘l. Lowndna. of
Woodward avenue.
John'J. Walsh. of Norwalk, was in
Stamford. this morning. "taking an-
othor whack” at the lioyt vs. l’tlllicrily
civil stilt. which come up for another
hearing this morning.
Mrs. W. ll. llaldwln and non billin-
isy. who have been spending a few
weeks In the Wilson cottage at lake
Waramang. have returned to tlleir
homo in Wall street.
Cheater N. Wainwright. who is con
noctod with the New Haven oillcoti of
the Connecticut Company. is enjoying
an annual vacation. which he is upend-
lng at' his horns ln Manusqnam, New
Jersey. ,
Mrs. Willa 819 iii. of Main street.
and mom. _ ' pro and Seymour.
will loavo’-.W w for Cleveland.
Ohio. whm‘rihay will spend about a
month withmfrianlda.
Ah‘ intbt‘l‘llu paint about city roun-
clla vs. ‘tha‘fionnactlcut Company in
going the roll. iof Not-walk this ut-
tornocn. 'i'lii ' that the Nowyllavon
city council compelled the Coiineriimit
Compile to which their tracks to ten
foot can “r Norwaili has been trying
to make it.” , a favor for them to
grant the compactin- reqtiest.
New » Post
" , rd Views
of Bella atrium to Win. can innit.
Lake View. Bl yo View. south Cove.
Crystal bake “it Castle Venice and
n.“ ”my: 1 '"l .
» that he must make the trolley car. and
lllllllilliillll taint:
, liarlitany-trillion
. limit
liContiuuad from lira: rays.)
lawn-W,
son for a medal of a aummer
than. , is broad'brimrnad straw was
born curl showed on his forehead un-
der the brim. His face was tanned to
a hunt mahogany tint. The band of
his hat was our. matching the scarf
under his punctillously still. high col-
lar. Hts coat and wonders-oi light
brown materiul~were faultless in their
tailor~mado ahapelineas. ‘
white canvas shoes. They had rub-
ber soles. He laughinaly dlamisued
the proposition that he wore'rubbera
.with the thought of taking Harper un-
awares.
“lint." said the pink-laced young
man, "it's dead right so far. he not a
hero-«nothing like that. But. honestly,
i don‘t think it would take a hero to
dispose of Harper. 1 rather think that
anarden hose would do it."
"Kandace” paused in dabbling with
a chicken salad at the Carlton Hotel in
Stamford, and declared:
"i‘ve got my wasting all right. i
got itvali ways. Just because i had
the nerve to sue a woman. all the pn-
pcra have jumped on me. The 81AM:
ford Advocate jumped on me. too. But
Mr. is). ’i‘. W. Gillespie is a friend of
Miss Smith. lie told me that she was
a lolly iiohcmlam and i muan't take
things that she uald or wrote too aer-
lously. lie. or his paper. has said
editorially that [saved all the letters
that lleien wrote me in order some day
to realize money on them. i have that
editorial in my pocket. and will nub-
inlt it to my lawyer tomorrow. What
right has he to infer such a thing?
Just Wants Half a Square Dual.
"0n the other band." said "RillflO'
lamb" with that smile which may have
induced Miss Smith's alleged exclama-
lion that he was a "too horribly sweet
boy." "I don’t care what the papcrti
prim so long as they give me a half
way rupture deal. in beginning a suit
like this i didn't expert more than a
half-way aquare deal. if i not that. l'll
think l'in a wonder.
“ilut the people here in Slfillifilrli'
they don‘t kiw- tho cold shoulder or the
angry «ye. i don‘t rare what any news-
pueru have acid: they don‘t do it. l
came over to l'itainford yesterday. i
didn‘t bow to a soul till they bowed to
me. i wasn‘t laltlnir any chances oi
being 'rut.“ Well. everybody i ever
know gave me a glad wave or a verbal
greeting. And it’s been the same to
day. Five youna fellows whom i know
and have known a long timewoiic of
them in a lawyer with oillrca in the
lit-ii hiorlt. named after myllmntifuth-
or name, rinbi up and shook hands
with me and told me that they hoped
i would vrln out. That's a fart."
As yonnii Griswold was xii-inn this
lnterrloa he mood in front of the t'arl-
itm ilouim. on ”it" old newton port road.
and as he aiomi there a tumor car
whirled by driiru by a chauffeur who
nrlnnvd widely at ihc slithl oi "lion
zielaiub" and a young woman in the
rear seat, who bowed and lauiilicd and
waved ilf‘r hand.
Proud of Loyalty of “Katie."
"That‘s Katie llurnu. one of llclen'a
maids." sold tlrlswoid. "the girl who
waved at me. linens l ounhln't to
have litillt‘i‘d ii-wl mean mentioned it
because llelon will probably lire her
if she ltnowa she bowed pleasantly to
me. l'tul all the servants know me
and roiiarded lllt‘ as their future inas-
ll‘l' 'l‘hat‘a the truth. And l’iu sure
they liked illf'. Katie wouldn‘t have
“died that way at tile iioaaildo coat of
NM" lob if she didn‘t like me. Well. i
timer did anybody any wrong. Maybe
that‘s why Kalle atirks to me. although
lioten wouldn't look at me."
"ilniiohtor Rimmed“ said just then
iiit‘ World reported walked down the
street with him to the (lily llall
square. Near one oi the moat "select“
shops of Stamford stood two men.
Griswold bowed to both. line or them
bowed ailably in return. The other
allied cliff-necked.
“How do you do. Mr. lliillard.“ rolled
Griswold cheerfully. Then he bowed
brietly to the other man. ilut there
was no rcsprmao.
”Vl'liiii do you think of that?“ do-
mandad "honoi'rlnmb." lie paused and
hit hia lip. ”Now, what do you think
oi his not bowinn to the? ill room 1
don‘t mlnii his not apeaktnit. , We
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Economy
* is seldom popular. but it la the
most essential element of
success
You cannot nucceed lonl arith-
out it. and now is the time to
belin .
Economical people usually have
savlnioi accounts and we invite
yours; :5
TheSouiiiNoitvaik
Trust Co.
illlllllhlll.’ intro. is.»
.J.
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“Milli Ha mum. have served eiwr
man Just ‘
tilted back so that. the wisp of an up
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There is no need of any man going without. the cool
condort oi a pair of outing trousers. .whcnjwc are
. sailing such handsome. stylish garments 'at such
small priced.
Flannel. clash. white striped urges—all the cooling
Summer fabrics. in cool‘graya and white; they make
you feel cool just to see out. And only
$250.53, $3.50. s4. mane $6
Style leaders. too. with snug sailor waist. full cut hips.
tum-up bottoms. aids straps and belt loops. Fine fit-
ting. and line values.
m
Our suits are the finest fitting thin suits we ever had.
and they hold their shape, too. 810 to 820» '
Vacation needs are met here with everything to wear
from hat to hose. ‘
Trunks. bags and suit cases for vacationers.
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TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
South Norwalk .
is South Main St. '
“WWW
QUALlTY
The successes that have been won on a foundation of cheapiicaa are as
lcarre and unsatisfactory as Milli) bubbles. Real auccaaa only follows
worth. and worth mmmanda its price. A wise man is careful in so-
leciinll the feed tor his beast. A horse is like a mane-«not worth much
unload he‘s well fed. And proper lending means to him very much
what it does to you. throttle llorae Feud thorns nroundi is composed
of mod sweet corn. oats. barley and wheat products. fresh around
each day; stale western foods may wisely be let. alone.
Quality First. Last and All tbs Tlma.
Ronnie llorao Food
Dairy Feud
Chick li‘vbd
Poultry
Block Feud
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN
huvoJona been a specialty and success with us. that we have merited
the title of
THE CHILDREN'S OTUDIO
Via Photograph Children at Their but
PICTURE VlAMlNO
All kindani Frames constantly on hand
Jackson’s Studio
Opposite Nov-walk Halal 9 Wall St. ..
Not-walk. Conn.
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The holy thrice in Town that
Handles Nothing But Sea Food
l'iatl'lali. Iutlarilab. Waakdah. Ifuallah. baa lass. Halibut. blank Cod.
Lobatsra. boil Crabs. Littla Nook. Long andnounii Clarita.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish. Market.
TELEPHONE nu.
ow
FREE DELIVERY.
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G. 8. North. during Tuesday. .Wedneaday
and Thursday of this week. will be in Boston.
in attendance on the convention of the Photo;-
naphers‘ Asmlatlon of New England. Studio
open as usual.
bavan't alloken for a tuna time. But no
slwa a used to bow t we.
" ho is he?" ask tho reporter.
ignored by His Father.
“My father." said "Rllillticiamll." ills
lip curled openly. “My mother divorced
him for cruelty and abandonment. We
never talked much. But he always
bowed and smiled barbie. Nodes! Ha
never one looked at "Bib. Well. my
father's the only oua'that has turbid
ms down. liars coma: a trlond of‘
expected to hawholly (intentionally-
ad parsoua~wallrm> way. the World
reporter saw at least ilftya-oh. ouch
pretty-atria bow'opsnly and oven
with extra oordlallty. as it the new
slon demanded? it‘ll) "Russia." And
“Russia” waved at them all. hum
tlaily but aaliantly. waving ,with an
“it" engraved “haunts" that “Brita"
hlida" had sent title on his blrthd it
our use. ancempatiiad or much w re-
asa sentimental laardry.
«it (to ball"!
ulnar of royal. comm
. ‘ I ”ma.” .. . ,
W” “at he m ' r"'l‘iia"avanta or allow in the mat.
A your: to. atrium with lilafdoat
NORWAIZK "
Savings Society
tacoaroaarao 1m. .
K
our
Georgina ‘ ~’
bureaus OVER 8.775.000 l...
cleaves turned into vii its on account ‘
oi the host, arena “int lolamb" moat m rs. Wflluulaimm"
cordiblly by the hand.” ‘ , é , a.,had some in. to say.
"my dear Rumll.““hld he. 'twa‘ra ’ "This woman says i prompted my
all with youeutoa man. hesity we are.” with hrina this an t. it isn‘t so. But
"That's dandy of you." said “ital?“ ”(film/Illa ml triad to malts trouble
sis" in a rush at outsell. - , ‘ which she is outta min. I triad to
in Stamford a”: air altornoonvotliil malts-trouble loiia I80 when air. an
matron-and stunningly pretty yuan tahlialisdhsr infatuation over my son.
atria an alilraiaiiii'arcund in mote 'i‘hat’a when i started out to male
rat-a. At standouts» your aim to trouble. ._ y .
broad "flaw”: in liuav "‘1 Obigc‘t'sdntowhoiifivi
m tars 'aroilnilrs.,a
* " - guavmarrisdwiiumat
mil ‘ii uremia) unit may notraad
s « “‘3'“
Very thin Unllnad Coats for
Mohair. ........I¢.0li
W. ‘ moo
till.-
Trunks—Everythins for tho
my boy was a schoolboy she was an
old woman. Why she is some years
old than myself. and i am forty-nine.
"And the third reason why i in-
slated that Roswell should have noth-
ing to do with her when he was a boy
was that she taught him to smoke cia-
arettes. Russell had never in his life
touched a cigarette until he went to
that woman's house. And then he be-
gan to think it was a smart thing to
0.
"Russell was the brightest sort oi a
boy in his studies. graduating only one
removed from the highest in high
school. but after he met Helen Smith
nobody could ever not him to study
anything but Helen Smith and her
wants and desires. That is the truth."
illlit ill _l_l_i_ll illlli
WALL 812. 10:10 a. iii.-Stocks were
offered in large blocks at the opening
of the market and wide price conces-
sions were the result Losses aver
and from a large fraction to a point
in practically all of the most active
stacks and Ill Consolidated Gas there
was a drop of 2%; American Sugar.
Western Union and intarboroush Me
trupolltan preferred. llfi; and Rock
island and Amalgamated Copper, 1%.
WALL STREET. li a. mmwlioavy
liquidation wall in progress during the
first hour and severe declines result.
ed. The whole market rallied when
the opening break in the corn market
was reported. Missouri Pacino tell
i H. llroolilyn Union (the l l-‘2, Sloan
Sheffield Steel and t‘eutrsl leather
pid. i. St. Louis & Southwestern pid.
and U. 8. Realty it l-2. Republic Steel
pid.. Westinghouse Electric. American
Hide and Mather old. and inlet-bor-
ouch-Mountaintop pid. 3. and Southern
Railway pid., Louisville a Nashville.
Delaware at Hudson. Kansas (‘lty
Southern pid.. ..satern Union. Amen
lean Car. American Smelling. Amort-
ran (lotion Ull. General Electric and
Colorado Fuel alto 2 :H.
WALL STREET. Noon.-—\’ioleut do
vlluaa continued to be shown in var-
ious stocks for which the market is
not usually active. Forced liquidation
waa evident with no efloctive demand
to local It. Small salsa audicod to
break prices for these stocks. St.
Louis Souths-tern pid. dropped 8.
Southern Railway pid. its. Illsouri P»
cilia 6%. Sloa- Shsmold Steel 6. Rock
lallntl pat. on. international Paper
pid.. Republic Bioel pid. and Maori-
l-on Steel Foundries i and many oth—
era from 1i to over 8 points. The weak-
ening of Reading and the copper
atociia after IIIOWIII. some resistance
was the feature of the second hour.
There was a steadler tone at noon
when the market became dull. Bonds
were weak.
GRAND TRUNK I'l‘lll“.
Union Loaders blast With the Heads
of tits Organisations Tony.
uourltnan. July infirm cantor
of interest lnihs Grand-frock strike
today apparently shifted to Toronto.
Thurs union laadars who have been
conducting the strike at close fauna in
this city and at other important points
attracted to mast Pruldcntsw. G. is».
of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trait»
mail. and A. a. Clairol-on. at the Order
or hallway Conductors.“ ,
. Reports that “bulimia! union ra-
llraaantativaa‘ will wafer with a com-
mitts. of Grand Trunk afloat-a .ilad lit-
tle Wears hora. Guatemala, and
arbitration lira things of the past. an
cording to the coin y. r‘ .
airline is past."
said auroral Master at magnitudes-
pan
"‘i‘hs climax or this
Brownies today. "Our moved
splendidly yesterday’oa ’ tartan:
and northern divisions. The fruit ship
porn will in man their apatial trains
today3 'l’lllr'll an accumulation of
train t." . ‘ ~
'- auansa ourrmreir MIN. ("'14, ”iii"
Two and three-place cool Bahamas Harassed taller . '
’ u“tum I.‘O.....'...I'I.‘I‘UQ"C...1m‘um
Willis and Fancy Btrlpa Pants withcultbottmu.“ and,"
Khaki Pants ... .1.th
Odd Treason ..._..........................bi.ooto 00.00“
Hotwasthar Underwear ............. Jun par unnam‘
Coat shim. soft collar. doullla cult ....s1.oo. use
Colored interwoven Socks. guise weight.
Bathing Bulls .41» on
Summer Oxfords, all leathers 03.00. «no
Straw and Mather Bultcsaaa
nce’s Clothing Store;
98 Wallace Street. South Norwalk
1 thwart :
but an. 4 ‘ 1 ‘
B'u.".".’saataoaaaamx‘ ‘.
$1.00 on
vacation. " '
uuoiissm sw voak. .
Confers With Assemblyman Edwin A.
Merritt on Political Matters.
a sensation in state political circloa
was caused today by the news that
Governor Charles E. Hughes. who L
came here from Albany, last night. was:
in conference for two hours at the 150-.
tel Asteor with Assemblyman Edwina.
Merritt. chairman of the joint lesisla- ,
‘w-fi.
NEW YORK, July 26.—~Somefhil§ of" A
live committee. recently named to hit" '
vestigato charges of legislatlvscomit-
tion. and former iAoutenaut-Govoflior *‘ H
M. Linn Bruce. the counsel for the
committee. This fact came to
today, when Mr. Bruce announced that.
the meeting of the commission origin-u
ally arranged to be held here today.’
would not. take place until Ausmt I.
when the program for the comic
clans work would probably be definite-
ly decided upon. ‘ 3.
iii r. Bruca expressed pronounced .
lsiactlon today over the result of ’ ;
conference. "We found ourselves."'
slid the counsel. in hearty accord with ' L;
the governor‘s views as to the work to ‘
be done by the c minisslon. it is noad.‘
less to say, too, i t Governor H .
was able to offer us most valuabla all."
sections as to the course of procedure.
and it was extremely ratifying to lot!
that our ideas on general lines agreed
an wall with his as to the conductof
the investigation." ~
WANT A CONSIIVATOI.
Hearing on the Application of IMII:
Basra in the Probate can't.
The hearing on the application for I
conservator to be appointed for in.
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Elisabeth Bailln. wife of Oscar snian.’ “j
and daughter of Edwin Beers. of Isr-
Norwalli Probate court.
lira Bella's father is the applicant
for the appointment of a conservator
and he was represented by Judge Al-
ired-E. Anailn. while Mm. Suit: halt “
her interests looked after by Nehe-
miah Candice. of the line of Korean ll;
Candae. Mrs. Selina has been recently
left auroral thousand dollars by tho
death of her aunt. airs. Elisa Beam
and her iolatlvca. who do not libehor.
husband. claim that she is not compo-
od «late.
A full hoarin
yuterday and t was decided local». 4
act for another hearing, and it is
known when it will be settled.
can-a
WIDDlNGI AT IT. PAUL’I.
Doubts ammony Parlor-mad by adv.
Louis I. Hawaii. ‘
A double waddle; ceremony tonal
lilacs last evening at Bi. Paul's Church.
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of urn. auaan Vaabooy. of East Gilt,
strut. became the wits of Will ‘ *
Howell. oi Gaorastown. and her .
or. Jam Vanbeoy. was married tor
kit‘s Annie Audaraoa. of Weston. ,
be common was periovmcd. it!
Rev. laoula B. cull, rector of
church at 7:80 o'clock. only
mediate frianda‘and. relatives at tho
mounting
this count» wars emulating.
mvaariaaruia roam Will! I
WILL! July laminated
tent to look after her recently sequin."
was given in cuaatlom 1"
when Ilsa Nslila Vanlcoy. Gauthier '
nartisa wars manual and»
win street, was held yesterday in the d!
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lion was at , thin-galls ”it- _
local authorities is an 0 art to Hm.
wreck hora latest of a
trainee the annual Man
in which Fireman N.
inland and three cars a.
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mimnafaaumw oath
towns on violanoa all ma ra-
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