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ii dismembered.
, interesting plecq‘g.‘
a new {mutate walk is being to
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I is Nortiuueisl sen-weenie Nam-lit.
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Tsihp. brat rifles. m
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When new Gutters dill!
, Telephone at Muse. see.
Wu.
, , are‘ntcesssry insist "'tllstlthll
no ntroto o h at i « l v
sieved). unmitimfulo: Hiram. oi - “WM“ 0‘
Gault Bros. still the Starch factory.
unb-
van
r. and Mrs. Harvey Jarvis have
edihyir'lirnlss see tiar—
rrlw Escape
An [deal not fol- Women
”1.5.. Wesson. ‘4‘
, it:
Valli?“ ,.
prescription. mg?
ohms for our trolley meats.
Dome in and wait ids 19m“ oar.
3.? earner: PHARMACY
’ Jo {Midlmu'enegen ‘
s,
.rv.,r.l
Miss Mamie Eldriue. of ., .‘ nford
place, is a visitor at Savin Roe .- ,
"Mr._and Mrs..J. rvi' " Dannie: have
returned home to Huggorwalk tram a
tow diiays visit inflowimndon.
, ,mo ad from llowayton to South Nor'
were. ‘ ~ " ,
a I
captain 0. E. Young has returned
from a- two weeke' vacation at Stony,
brook. L. i. ."
Postmaster Harvey Ackart left Sat-
urday for s twa "weeks’ vacation in
various towns in New York state.
. _ Mrs. Harvey Ackart and daughter.
Corinne and sister. Mrs, H. 8. Crosby.
» have returned from a vacation spent
in Dutchess County. New York. The
trip there was made byauto. but the
return by train. ‘
, autumnal.
Morris , duldraimlhk as Judges
school
year. ‘s,
.’ l ‘
Simeon Passe and
lodge Saturday evening.
there.
,fl‘heWom : 's i V vs out sooiety
ties to a? N2?” oliiot.‘ Mgr.
.r
lmbroveineate. the coming
sheriff 8. ill. Hawlay. Commissionpr
ex-Representatilte‘
William Albin attended the gathering
given at Arlen hell by the German
Illiii min
Norwalks went to Larchmont. Satur-
liay, to witness the races in progress
At ten o‘cloillr: {Saturday morning.
when near the Gould home, in Fair-
iield. a “i!“ Limousine automobile,
costing $590 isuddonly burst into
llamas and :was quickly destroyed
'i‘he machine hf lie own motion. turn-
ed lntb the need running north Just
east of theGeriId. home. The names
leaped up some 80 feet scorching the
ileum on larastrses near by. and the
heat was so intense‘lt set tire to the
hose on the opposite side of the road.
The machine was completely destroy-
ed'savo the engine and the forward
wheels. The explosion of the tank
was heard for a long distance and soon
attracted a crowd of nearby residents.
It belonged to Frederick Perthold, of
west 160th street, New York city. He
was at the wheel when the explosion
,\
sasv otasese FOR t’meadv eves;
are your eyes uneaeyi Are they
beginning to rebel? Make them can»;
iortsble. Put them at their ease.
WEAR PROPER urn GLASSES.
We grind our own lenses.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITID BANK BUILDING
floors. 7%
.7 WAIHINOTON STREET.
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4. .
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m. We :1 a M rme‘
'r’
iii-$3.50
’Arch Supporters
Iron
‘ , », r .. .7 . .,
it costs but little more than the '
mon galvanized iron. and wears th e.
times his long. All my contracts a ‘ ,
Ify CharcoaL Iron, .. r“
Horace . R, Nash,
reunions 401
North Main and War snail.
Sculls Norwalk '
l.
i
it,
took place. in the auto with him were
Mr. and Mrs. Luuhmann. Mrs. Loch-
mann was on the rear seat. The two
Dennis Valentine, of Taylor avenue. 50c" ‘2 “d ”'50 a ”I:
had his launch Flo pulled out on the
Mrs. Joseph Macdonald is entertain-
ing friends from Philadelphia.
flours—1 to 11:80 a. m.. and 13:45 to
g p. in. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
D. m.
in. and utensils Adrenal .0: o:-
sining. N. Y., are spend ax, a cw days
with Miss Sherwoodrolmth street.
“WEAR SHOES THAT FIT”
Postmaster John McNally and wife,
of Customs. New York.‘:are suests'of‘
{”Mlaa Ella G. Sherwood, df‘li‘iith street. ‘
W‘s—u.-
‘ Mrs. Frederick '3. Mean; of Brooklyn,‘
N. Y.. was a'guest yesterday of Mr.
Mrs. James Burnett, of Bridgeport, is
Visiting friends In Noroton Heights.
Miss Marguerite McGlone, of New
York, Is the guest of friends in Main
street.
new rudder post.
llam J. Mchiuxh. Jr.'a. boat Kamila.
Knob beach Saturday and installed a
Prentiss [Japan and Charles Verlin
wuut out sailing last evening in Wile
Anxiety was felt for their safety, but
they returned about 10 o’clock, safe
men Jumped trim the car and Mr.
Luchme‘nn pulled his. wife of! the seat
In time to save her life. None of the
occupants were hurt but all suffered
from the nervous shock. A portion of
the bedside was sored.
Mr. Perthoid is of the opinion that
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
Two Stores,
Norwalk
So. Norwalit
‘t‘
it
roe SALE.
At South Norwalk, brick house outs
rooms, bath, electric lights. etc, a ,_
condition, about 8 mlnutea' ‘walk .,
station, one block from center of town.
‘ . lot 40x60. $4.000. ' 1,
and Mrs. B. Arthur Grimn of Van door a 3, Neal. f mm , 13 enter- the gasoline pipe leaked and dripping " "w .2
Zandt street . taininggll‘lr. iiutler,oof Neal ork city, and sound. __ _ onto the muffler. the fire caught from The OnlyJ-‘uliy lqulppgd House of 10 lots! rooms I“ “nil“? _ ,
for a few days, There was‘anoihcr of the enjoyable the exhaust. The machine had some rooms, electric lights. lawn. .sh e
, Everett 0. Allen, who has been in
the ad'ertisiug business in New York
for several years. is spending a couple
of days of his vacation at his old home
in East Norwalk.
The highway department is doing a
job in the city‘s section of East ave-
nue, which might well be duplicated
all along the uvonue. The weed are be-
ing hocd out of the gutter.
Allie Eula, assistant at the Oddo her.
her shop on the Washington street
brine, went far afield yesterday. Allie
got as far as Newark, New Jersey, and
reports that he had a fine time.
The Rev. W. W. Gillies, pastor of
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
who is on his annual Vacation. and
who is now sojourning In the Catskills.
is expected home seine time next week.
Mrs. L. M. Smith, of Rowan street,
returned home Saturday evening from
an extensive trip, much of which was
made by trdlloy. Mrs. Smith visited
Miss M. assume has me a tele-
phone installed at her home at Nero-
'ton, Heights. The call is 1268-6. ,
Admiral Alan Reid. who has been
visiting In Darlen. after an extensive
FWestern trip. has returned to his home
in Washington.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tho Dar»
ion Congregational Church hold a
lawn party. Friday afternoon and
evening. at the fichllchting residence.
which was well attended and proved
successful In every way. everyone hav-
ing a. Joyful lime.
Rev. George Benton Smith preached
in the Methodist Church Sunday
morning. The pulpit was occupied In
‘tho'et’ening by Rev. \ . S. Macintlre.
of Hartford. Other 8 vices of the
week as usual. The formal dedicntory
everoieee will be held on Sunday. Sep-
tember i. A very interoslinn program
is being arranged.
. .-—.——-——.—.
nished by Harvey’s orchestra.
entire evening.
The new date. at
bridge is nonrin
expected to be
working there nearly all summer. and
the job is a gobd one.
«ilaud at lioton tonight.
lllliil 11 o‘clock.
There were hundreds of hnihcra at
Cosmo Beach yesterday all day. The
tide was high in nearly the middle oi
the day and there were a "both
way for high tide." ’l‘ c trolley cars
were crowded as usual.
liurgesa Jennings, of W at slrcol.
look out several sailing panics In his
boat, the R. H. l., on Baturdsy and yes-
lcl'llay‘ afternoons. She now runs like
Saturday evening: dances at the Knob
Club last week. The music was fur-
of
Bridgeport, and the floor was filled the
the Belle Island
completion. and is
use by Wednesday.
Contractor J. B. Raymond has bad men
Dancing
25 gallons of gasoline in its tank. The
Gould home‘was ate'once thrown open
to the victims of thenccldent and ov-
erything done which could no lo smite
them comfortable.
DANBUR‘V AND HARLEM BALE.
Boodholdfl's Receive $48.82 On Each
$1,000 Bond.
Holders of the bonds of the defunct
Danhury and Harlem electric railroad
.hnl was intended to connect llanbury
and Goldene Bridge. N. Y.. will receive
only 848.82 upon each $1.000 bond hold
by them. according to figures died with
the report of Referee l-‘rodcrlck l).
shortstop. who was appointed by the
supreme court of the slate of New
York to handle t to affairs of the com.
puny. Siockhuh ‘rd and other credi-
tors will receive nothing. Many of the
stockholders are Dsnbury. Ridscbury
and North Salem people, and accord-
ing to information from White Plains.
N. Y.. where the report baa been filed.
ELECTRICAL SHOP '
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 South Main Street
a. Norwalkf'conn. Music Hall mock. 1.
Brookside Lake Ice Co.
Office and Stomach”. Y.. N. H. t H.
Automobiles
TO RENT
Repairing and General Overhauling by
first class mechanics.
Agents for Maxwell. Koehler "to." Co-
lumbia. liupmoblle. and Evcritt “30."
Brand new Everltt demonstrator in
town.
Do you watch the little Hupp. You
can see her every day standing up and
doing service. Greatest iwo~pasacngor
car on earth.
Phone us or some and ace us.
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580.
PURE
ake Ice
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
trees, 10 minutes' walk to South- N, -
walk station, in good neighborhood.
tacos. ‘ _
H. E. Dean 8. Sch
(incorporated) -‘
so warm. en'rmhw‘am a;
norm SCENE A
Definition of Chiropractso ..
Chiropractic is the science a}! tie
cause of the disease and the and! *
sli Parts of the World
Bond Required by Law
For Sale in any amount
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
Deposited With State of Conn.
For Protection of Patrons
lusting the same Diseases are “need
by a wrench. twist or sprain in tie
back. Even if done in childhood-ls
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different an” old
ii ~ .
in _ . U
i
c lroprsetors remove the cause
this disease and pain.~and health-ts
restored through harmonious the pix
nerve systema in one body. ,
Nervonsnecs. eumetiem, Papal:-
Alba“ I Scilneclfldy, Billion and other W ‘ i 8 “‘r. ‘ 5 a (infirm. Mr. Jenning. h‘v‘nx ”V0" {hey 1050‘“) thy!“ ‘h05 illll in“) Eh” Bn~ w..._._~_ 'n'ur.nc. ind ”ell Elia“ Agent. u‘. 110.11. mo! ‘nd m m
place: Sims aggatihtailzrkml‘g. Harmanhzlfd h” “3 ‘“°'""“" °""””““"“" £"3ii‘i..§°'}.‘m‘£l.33.”??“0‘i'hilfil‘i N 8'". C lid d ._.__. “m m we“ “mm mum”
--—----r‘ ‘ ‘ wife, Charles E. Williamson and Misti W"'*“““" W...“ be,“ dump, a, lbmush 0m 0080 ate Curvature of, the 891“» (YW '1“
Mr. and Mrs. John it. L’Homniedleu nor-ones Chancellor Edward Kendall Mlhlu Murray look a party of young mm d mm and MW a ”mu,” ,0 m never rm living Chiropractic ;
sailed across Long island sound this and sister, Miss Ru‘lh Kendall. and “1"“. for A moonlight ll“ Saturfday’ ngrg g“ i'crmsifivnnio gm, Now Jor~ J. M. Laymll & C0. chance W NIP 7°“- dais
morning on the steamer Huntlnston Frank Holmes have gone in Deon Riv» ""0!“an “W ”W dill“? M "‘0 KM“ ‘ ‘ ' <
and will visit Mrs. li'liommediou'e par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Beiieck.
at Bollport. , .
The aelectmou have recently had
considerable work done in the way of
iilling the Benedict Farina bridge ind
First street. The roudbod is still soil.
but it Is believed it wil harden up in
due time and make a good road. /
The moonlight salt of the illpworth
League on the boat Ajax. which was to
huvo~beon held last u'cek. but which
was postponed on account of the rough-
ness of the water, will he held tomor-
row ovcning. weather permitting.
vice.
or for a two woeks‘, plouaanl camping
period. Their camp in to be situated
on an island and they oxpwt a very
pleasant time.
INEGAR
for Pickling
'f’lwy wcnt lo Eaton's neck before they
returned. The Sound was as amrmlh as
slnau and they made the trip In two
hours.
l‘rcnilas Linaen. with his able crew.
composed of Herbert [laldwin and
Alan Moacs. sailed the prisinwiunln!
Siaup, owned by It. W. Klmrnu. of No:
walk, in the Stamford Yacht Club an
nunl regatta on Saturday. and added
another to the list of winnings for
the bout this year.
Louie \‘criin and son Charles and
Thomas Sterling, all of NorWnlk. wont
to Stamford on Saturday and there
Joint-d George Shubert and Frederick
any and some of the southern states.
Twelve of tho bonds are held In New
York state and Massachusetts.
The report of lhelirasleo is the final
action in the immature proceedings
bronchi by the Knickerbouker 'l‘rusi
corripauy. of New York. trustee for the
bondholders. The road was sold at
auction in White Plains last January.
The purchaser was .I. Hector hicNoai.
of Philadelphia, who nclc-d for i’blln-
dolphin interests. ills bid was 322,000.
out of this amount 35.550.01 in could
and balance of less than "5.000 to ro~
lruimrac allowances. has been paid.
having the holders of the 867 out
pending bonds. There Is a deficiency
ludemcnl of 8860.80 which will be on-
Auto Company
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
fl Railroad Ave. south Harwell:
Garden‘ Hose
High Grade Ball Bearing
'LAWN
MOWERS
'r. FRANCIS. 12;, c; ,
as WASHINGTON 81’. IO. NORWAL!
Magnetic TreatmentetiMnAleui
1
r, receptions (that. no.
orlon .
(Gregory Boulevard) "
sae'r Moawaax 1“
Shore Dinners do All anus?"
----~ . - ,_, forest In favor of the bondholders. o I F ' Med to 1,154
r. s. We Li..i.‘;‘.'."“ii‘i'; tintshznrznia .. , , , Hand Cultivators 5“ “9“ ..___-» 0““, ~.,.
““ "cenem ”mo“ ”mm“ “mm“ , We Have It al motor boat races in the boat and to “m“ M“ W“ ”WW "‘ by W- M‘“ wrll be in great demand. so if you '
ingot the East Avenue. Methodist. ., w; ‘ , turned to Stamford In the ”on,“ \leni in the interest of the bondholders B dt S . ’ '
Church. In the evening. as for the" hl' hti B &Co Th“ hm" has . w horse power pnmw, and that the bondholders might com- want to be ready for the [all prayers 0 n , van
past Sundays of Dr. illlllcs‘ vacation. . IC “g [08- . a (supine in her dole the road in order to save their In. _ . ,
the lipworth League conducted 'aor‘ com" “mm, Ave. “a Main “1 ' _ 'l'limi‘llll Such a thing is still a heat,0l‘dfl‘ 5'0“" 0“ wlre Netting PROPRIITOR.
”W“...
[in unusually large murmur of local
people took the trip to Huntington.
Long Island, today on the steamer
Huntington. A number ol‘ people came
down through Enel Norwnlk to board
the boat. via the coal avonuo trolley,
line. ‘ .
Darlen
“Defeat Groceries. Hay. Grain. flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glass, we
M-.‘_..._ .... .,
noun
Henry flockingham has purchased a
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avenue cut her foot quite badly Batm-
Her large toe on the left foot was
nearly severed from the fool. Wilfred
liodwoil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
from sympathy. Miss lirady's fool
Miss Millicent Brady, of Franklin
day. while in swimming at the Knob,
Ilodweli. of South Norwaik. who wlt~
needed the injury, fainted dead away.
loanihllily. of cmrrsc. lull nothing: has
been heard of the matter for a consid-
erable time.
RECEPTION lN CANNONO.
elven by Mrs. w. it. "are importer
of Mn. A. B. laymen.“ 3%
it
Saturday afternoon In Cannon Sta;
Range today
$14.75 up
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
And All Seasoneble Goods
eou'm nonwata. coats. .
CHARlES E "fl raaue‘acrsamnn. flankiii'i
.~ ‘ ' suelasss .
CityNafidfiélg Valli: ‘
am. e. w. Lane. who llasxboun con- new launch. 33332333“ mm “mm ““d "‘ "we" lion was a gala time for the ladies of . DESIRED m wasmsloron eraser ' m. ”Tum... “a md‘ ,
“final: V{it"ill‘tririr.filial" inc-lgxgmti‘nigtmllfle Miss Sarah Taylor has secured a *thlor & Wilson and American $fi§,i‘};f°gnfl°’c‘fm :3;:ggr'gomg \ “WW" "‘“ -.._ "““‘ . ‘ . ‘ .1" . ,
regifingulgnlor [partitloruewnntl”133%“: position in Norfolk. 1mm 3, “Dion mm, mm“, “mm 13:03.3, genus oggktotgnmzzwhfgfi _ . R I E t «teaspoon ”Headline” ,
whore llr. timi nlld his patients A daughter has been born to Dr. "‘3 until it 90'0““ Dent m'“ “- acquaintance with u". A. 0‘ 30mm“. HOusatonlc e S ate I Will "Parr?! N. ‘ , . .
niwnd the sum r. and Mrs. Claude Gillette. of Woplpm't, who formerly Ilmvod in J Hill H. KNAP . let Vice-m ‘
m...
The regular Wednesday evenlny
Gannon Station. When her husband
was the pastor of the Methodist
Church In t t place. The guests an
rived In an rs and they were receiv-
ed at to door by Mrs. Fears and her
to ll, lirasoyaton.
‘dances at the Knob Club have been
discontinued and the young people
have (all so badly over the announcer
ment of their discontinuance that they
have termed an orchestra. so that the
Sold. Insured. Rented
W
QUICK AUTO SERVICE
swatch Ii» ROWAN. and Visa-
wrunsoeoowett. ceebfee : '
, i “a“ i . 1
, . plaeotrone W, .'
Miss Clara Hurlbutt is entertaining
a friend from New York.
W-
noraoe Mills. of Cross Highway.
spent Bunday out of towu.
Miss was 11 and William Grif-
fin, or Er . china. Who" huve’ been
spending severatwooiis this durum
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.
Mrs. ll. NJOriilin, of Van Zandt street,
Power Co.
, . Have Rents Collected. and all Duel» I. H. Mam Henry is .
returned today from spending a tow , , » . dances may he continued. TM“ "The. e Wall. decorated '07 "“3 occa- Jo H Iain el
. . r 3 ' most A me has moved his iam- ira will hold a full dress rehearsal - beautiful ‘ 1» uses In Property done at . '1 ., ll ,
an)“ Will) H E‘QEHVOI 1n Beth!" 'n‘d E ”I” oven‘n".‘ (he Knob Club and ex; “Dina. {maxim :t‘lltmm hm ppg‘en. a ‘fi hm“ J. Wlillfi
I on to West mt.
Newtown. “if fromWi | pact to him out some fine music. Part
Of the members played in the High
aehool orchestra. which made itself so
, ‘ tamoua by it. playing last year and the
a daughter was born last week to year previous. There will be six mu.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McKenua. sioians and they are girls below with
.. tum
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Captain’iiotidtih‘ Riley had an ancient
forlable and somewhat expensive or
parlance yesterday, though it" 'did Wit
turn out as horioua as it might. have‘
done. While his boat was at the wait
Practically all'ths ladies of annon
Station in present and the after
once was lglssush‘lly spent. purine
the afternoon refreshments were serv.
ed canal of tea. cocoa. fancy cakes.
and waie‘ olives and confections and
Christian 0m John H. Li
«finish lava-v v ..
only the to
m- u... U-
‘ W
Mrs. John Allen have returned from
a trip to the Green mountains.
FASHIONMLE . The J. B. Lawrence Agency
URNITURE ‘5 Will Main St.
iv
N. :
“1‘4“. r
Duriugiuly and hamlet
side of the Washiu ton about I id . W. Pr" ”’0 im‘Wm‘M "i“ “l” ““1 lament he wai “a were dalntlly dressed . . , . ,
h“ “m"mm‘ ""B'°”"";t°" 3‘!” “a; “in ”spirit" a°iii1°yniiliu°nim “ itiiili’i’ih‘x iiihp'ihd'hii‘lii‘ L’°‘“"‘ I‘m" “M"nnheamoormimh ‘5' ‘ M“ I F A ‘H For Freight 0“” ”I
.. .. ~ u 0 son r Ver. en .1 o . ‘ .1; . , .‘ . _
$3.31.? “2% tilt! 33$?"wir'idniv133 m "m“ n violin": Clinton Butternut» comet; we: cfi'imhmno Hinton pie - 'x- ,_ oun arose wru- cLoss on
Stanley Baldwin. clarinet. and Herbert
" has a fair attendance at the
Th." ,lialdwln. bass viol.
pianos shoot of the Gun club. salon
day.
‘ 1.. (2. mi... and rsmny leave town
sided at the the um and Mrs. I". 8.
[you at the cocoa urn. The affair was
one that will ions he remembered in
Cannon Station. and all those who at‘
with set water. 0n and otter may,
not relight Propeli 3:31an
. ere , _
mi- re, use hirer. nwmm
of Dover street). ever! W. i.
no"
' saturate oil pan.
A delegation of blast Norwnlk people
Went to larchmont. Saturday to wit~
The aims; theriy broom and the
noes indium-national owur bout reds. , ""5“” rolling theydlllyoaterday tended were dOllflltcd With their to. Band" , ,‘ . 4-.
mm“ mm, and the trlalpramlu bull bells this week for their new home in South. ligation? wmsllnffl‘ylgmusihle ‘fhllr caption. .. , _ , _ at "be: “‘6‘ m
under disdllisloti‘itll'ifiiluly‘ wee‘ils an}! port, he'll “gr?“ “H g b Wm“ Anti! ”gum: WW" , , "m“: tip ‘0 .3" ”9- a. . .
Inconseouence intent was keen hers. , - WM” ' " ‘c _"- 9 3° . t ~ . ~ 1 . canrraxen Flhns La'r'rla lN , EVERV 0TH“ wean .0" AT . _ , ,. ,. _ . ,. .
That this was the case was oepccla ‘ ,fl‘as Comm” Hyatt ‘3 b‘mi' gather. "‘6 taken, “1""3’ W I" a ”l ml IOTTLI. ‘ ~ , . NW SW ‘3.
on account or the last boats that ha ‘ in: in the taxes from the town rush It“. will ,,"9" “null “0 mmimm lute lonely these days on that ‘ voun "3V'°‘-'W’4 . , , ,, ,
become members of the inset Norwair dents. , . , . ‘3th “1° 12?“. ”019‘ “‘0 Wk 0 . hemp“ a known in the days of old 4 7 A. M O . P hi Annln'p JI'Ilnllh, this“
Yacht cum this season. . . . ,. W ‘» 1. I“ 199M“ ”‘9“ "'04 W {Mill steep ass island. James Henry. , , .T . . , , ., . _ M. ,
. The "claim of Nathaniel w. Foster up. mm when the troub e as. “K, moisten. pan-ole the peach daily. ,. ,j r , , Lessee. as
A party of ‘bout twenty young I“: WOT! m“ to niVIrhOnd. 1:. L, for “1° n. “‘0 m hl‘yfll‘d (Blight ill ‘3‘ “fig ‘.£Wwflumnwnm% YGIuI" ,
ies of am Norwalit took advanta‘ torment. . '0“ ‘1‘“ ”m“ “l m“ W "W k it out a manila! u usual, for every room in the house is herein .1 . : ,
of the moonli ht they night a , , W ‘ "WNW“ to. spill WW 3'“! u" W has lid icitbd lib a'bottle willehdlhd the best designs and blshest doalitios, » ‘
look a sail I: algaemltn's laundli Mr. and tire. Aldon Salmon. of ‘9'“ ‘4‘ ”WWW 9" dint °'-,' .1!" hosted ashore. lathe bottle wasaiete Ouri‘urslturais the standard of «can ; I, ..
Mac. The sallr ’ "' about tarts Washlneton, D. 0.. are visiting reia- . Mi . will i lilting; , . W .. play sperm“ [y 01, “mi, in... Mm every stsndpoiat. The; , , . mam
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excellent hostess. . .
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went one bbtter . , , _, . ‘ £1?
ried a young avihbd‘riw'ho'is Mill, 3 ’ 5 ' a ., 31'
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