. * F ii
Smith.” the artist, who no '
trail with osmium ”:5- lnconllnues his character
ti miss on the turnpike. Theodoiili {neaday‘i ounces ii a, ..ggggb,3“5ag}giggitl.i;;gygg
‘ film“ ‘ t1.“ “W“ ""dwgfit'um gm? mf‘fii W till) ': indies Life " have attracted favorable . ‘
' . ~ _. " H“ - . ' \ criticism: 'sis'o another volume em 1 ‘ ~' ' l A “ (l
wm‘Wl";. ...; “- titled-"Chickens" portraya these fsmll- DO“ N“ a ' Ky”
“ M- ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ' ' - ‘lar bipedli in a new and interesting 1' ', ‘ ’ e- ‘l‘ ‘ ‘ ’
.w. "‘. ...... (r. . um ,_ .Dont nest-samples «amateurish _
. The only revision he The dam which supplies motive pow. , 0V" on! Infill!“ . g #1 till; “I R.
. “and“ iii. “in. ‘ or for? C. T. Gregory’s mill requiring Will“ on .Wulifi y .... _» “W“ all:
it a‘reaionable‘ll e‘ in “ repairs and the drought cutting oil mellow lilhtlll tcsnn till l
, a . y, tliowalks. . lie tllougbt
there should hestimollmlt of perhaps
two years. on account of (the hardship
_ that would be entailililby’ urge;
. melt lion‘s lmm’e‘dipltfily. "T bf; b0 t ..~ .
l. p manta ayfl Ii w ’ O ll“
“00 but he said iii is thoroughly in
accord‘wlth improvements and se
‘ , wouMnhtJnterpose any obieothn to .
laying» the walks. The objects! the "
petition is to have a special district
. the water supply. workmen have been
engaged in drawing off the same. Mon-
. day morning to their surprise the wot»
or came in as fast as the pool was
" pumped out. indicating the discovery
oi‘a hidden spring unaffected by the
. :dry weather. .
——li you are lookan for anything in
the carriage or wagon line. see L. M.
Wright's adv. in thls‘iasue.
til it
lm the work of the eyes, nachos the: syn?
Lain gives. and s l mini»
SRuyo.
bestilglifmndif‘ '
it till a strong, darn 1e, .
thstlaszheld firinggdirae: f .
yes "add: ' s 0%” «Middle [solid
rears nlshed'in'olck async- ”i;
keep not had. Tsunamis "ow rld’ed. "
. is
Fall and when sin. Book
£12:
. . meeting called to discuss the sidewalk . . . l /~ _. The Fairfleld County Archdeaconry . but no other 11m f " ‘
question. The fate for the petition . “W Drill” New Rudy hold its trillrd meeting on Monday in up We any price " ‘p “v” . hm" "’1‘.“
_ali times. .llllll not been decided upon but it ill . .. , Wilton. the members assembling the . .. . ‘ ' t ’ 3
1 Personal attention ginning“ expected it will be held very shortly. A 'com km 8880“!“ t of Fall first .Monday in every month. Holy ’ Once I Raye Uul'. MW”. One. ‘ ‘7;
j prescription work. , . .. m..- —-——~~ , , P ,. en lommunion was celebrated in. El. Mat- Dull"! Enemy Ifldfdfyourr. MNMW “
, - om... Mods “:51“, whiter a heavy meal. take a couple and Winter Wearing apparel for thew'a Church ill. 10:30 a. m.. Rev. c. “ .,."°""mcm-mrm .9
A. Marks officiating. Alter a business
meeting in the rectory the association:
adjourned to the parish building,
where they were hospitably entertain-
ed by members of the Young Woman’s
of Dean's linguists. and give your
stomach. liver and bowels the help
they will need. Rognlsts bring easy,
regular passages of the bowels. ‘
our
The Reliance Social Club is holdlnif
its first whist. of the season at the
truck house in Ilowayion avenue. “
—-8peciai massaging. Results are
not only beneficial but permanent. At
R. Scaiai's parlor.
Miss Jean Porter. of Brooklyn, N.
Y., who has been visiting in flower-
ton‘with Mrs. H. E. Wicks for some
time past, returned to her home yes-
tcrday.
Many of the wells. in this vicinity
are dry. causing great inconvenience
and anxiety. The ponds and brooks
are very low. and the farmers are hob.
ing to:- rain soon.
-—-if you are looking for anything in
the carriage or wagon line, see L. M.
Goals in and wait for yrar ear.
saloon Pnfil‘h'l’iiicr
J. saunas. Man-grit
women, misses, girls,?yotlng men.
boys and infants. Exclusive models
at . Ipillar prices. Catalogue
mat c it e c u p o n application.
lddmi Departmmi X
Wéimm :3 I do.
Fiflb Ave, 437% and 38th Sm, New Tori
r '0 ’ "le
‘Q col-sunrise... .
539%
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’ The East Norwallt Fire district com-
mittee. will have . a. regular meal Mon-
day evening. '
The superstitious consider this day
of not it little «importance. for it is Fri»
day the 13th. .
Thornton“ who have been smash-
ing the electric street lights have not
been captured, but the damage has
been lessened by the warning put
fOl‘tll. s '
A meeting of the directors or the
East Norwalk improvement Associa-
tion will be held at Mrs. Edward E.
Gorbain's home. Saturday. October
16, at‘ 3 o'clock.
~8hor‘ehaven ion at the Langdon la-
land property, which has been in oper-
ation this season for the first time. has
closed for the season and the employee
. Dulllls [Milli Whiskey. 850 Maine. l’iitatoes. 85cllli'8llellf
Wm“ “M Like to 3. hour - ,.
FLO
WE ARE SELLING ALL THE BEST GRADES AT A VERY SMALL PROF
ton and Barton with a horse ho was
obliged to pull up alongside the road
on account of two cars being driven
abreast apparently racing.
pamper: rt... {rill "utiofF‘"‘t‘iiiiF
honeymoon. reside on Uncoln avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William Northrup are
spending part of their vacation ill
Brooklyn. » ’
Paton *
IT. ‘ IT'S
departed from the place yesterday.
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it
Henry Weeks, telegraph operator at mfg:”‘¥|’2:“;\|gm‘g$ alglhglsgsx Wrighljs adv. in this issue. gol'ri'eilgiio the. nayinond cottage near Maud S. Brand Flour .......... . ............................... hag. 80c; barrel. $6.40 7:
. ‘ .' . , . ‘ . pilots e on. L
iggrrllliznligdil‘lleilstzztetl‘inrlqigllnrttaello big: “0"" WW" twin-cylinder lndian mot- ed rtllftrli‘izlegigli? glifib’gzzlil rig: ”iii. John K. Gauli is making imprOVe- gaidbMedal BBrapnrinFlout‘ """""""""""""""""""""""""""" bag. 87C; ban-e1” “'90 V *
NorWnlk after completing m3 night :)1‘ cat‘lfivwm’cl‘l‘lill‘s ‘lleosll Oll'tlxll'lélltliill woods he.“ aiire at the rear of the mm” to me “mm of m ”men” I 5 my 3 eat out .a ............................... ‘ ......... bag. 88c; barrel. $7.00 1.,»
"trick" that the woods are alive back Quin“ ‘rort‘luNl‘or‘“,‘;I“" ”'9‘" 3": “:39: borne of George Schltinler. Falls of on Canine street. . jones‘ Superlattvc Flop! ........................................ bag. 91c; barrel, $7.25 ”‘1'"
of Branchville. 5 es ' ‘ water Were used lil putting out the are Fred (3. Fauna mm family have clog.
The historical calendar informs us
that this is the 2261b birthday of Wil-
liam Penn, after whom Pennsylvania
was named. Penn was born in London
cy
Wright'll adv. in this issue.
stood that Mr. Klein has made one of
his employees a present of the motor
ole.
wit you are looking for anything in
the carriage or wagon line. see i. M.
and part oi the flames were beaten out.
No damage was done but on account
of the approach of the tire to the finale
it was deemed best to call the firemen.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer. of Ohio. have
ed their home here and gone to Brook-
lyn for the winter.
Mrs. P. 0. La Rtwhelio.
spent the aliiniuor months in town. has
who has
DO YOU KNOW THAT Y
A GOOD TIME TO.GET YOUR SUPPLY FOR WINTER—RIGHT NOW
01!
CAN GET A BETTER nREMIUiv'i JFOR‘ ONE" 13de
or PINK STAMPS THAN you CAN FOR ANY OTHER STAMPS?
ad also died in that city, his death 2‘ The annual [up or me Dorian Metho- returned m pmmd‘flphll ‘ .
occurring in 1718. MR!“ AI“ ”mum“ dist Church opened yesterday handful M.“ Cum. Bradley has muted her Xery BestPCreaiIneriy {Burgers ........ 35c 1b.: 3 cans New Tomatoes ................. 25c 2?.
The new hating apparatus at the ...... close today and there is alert in car no“... m u... mm... .0 am or town minor 3 are ea at . l . .......... 16C; 3 cans New Peas ................. .....25c -
Marvin School h“ had a tryout in 30' Announcement is made that the Jaf~ "an thattnwbefit the plot-hogan“: fig: parties, and will pass the winter mull-g N. Y. State Cheese. lb. ................ soc; Welter Baker’s Cocoa. can .......... ....I. "2'5
lllzlnglirllcllaimiigt‘ bggnpil‘iitsllgll d233, vls place, opposite Brynn"??? .3“: gang} litel lllorilbeeiltlgzratlil stilefprlsas ”’5 with her brother in Chicano. ‘ k Lean Smoked ShOUldfl'S. lb- ------------ ”Cl. Beckmann's BCSt Cocoa. can ..... , , . , g: “S
' he ll sold to i‘ liiilveh 0 Dr. . . 3' 1‘ ' I ‘ ‘ H 1 Fr qua“ (‘ ur . y . . e . ‘.
Tile indications, however, are that the so: _ The “”38 is understood .6 "“0 of the kind ever undertaken by the ”Firmagggl “'1‘“: 'ht‘d0‘9wflw on Armours Star Hams. lb. ............... lgc l Mismon Garden Tea. can .. . . . . . . . . . . . ..ro .
system will be entirely satisfactory. ”a“ $30,000. people of the church. The preparations ~ - W
The weather prophets were heplng
for rain this morning but did not of-
fer very good prospects, except some
clouds. The iatter’s likelihood of be-
ing productive of rainfall was practi-
'l‘hcrc nro uncalled for letters at
the Dal-ten post onion addressed to Al-
ex wiierz.'l<‘railk Mills,
Combs, Mrs. P). Baronet. Miss Nellie
Mrs. .I.
ll.
were elaborate and that this work was
no mistake is shown by the liberal per
lronage. ‘
So far as has become known there is
only one applicant for the position of
cally nullified by virtue of the fact that
the wind was out of the west.
"Doc" arshall, as president of the
ideal will rig club. has announced
some stirring teats in the pedestrian
line, but W. B. Richards. afeliow eni-
ploye with “Doc" at the Crescent Lani»
dry. is accredited to be the bicycle
champion. lie is quoted as saying
that he has frequently rode from Phila-
delphia to New York in an afternoon
on a bike. The distance is 90 miles.
Miss Isabelle Hanford, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James H. lianiord. our
tertained a company of about twenty
of her young lady friends Wednesday
evening at her home at so Winficlili
street, in honor of her birthday. Va-
rious diversions contributed to a very
pleasant evening at! one feature was
an elaborate sup 1'. Miss Haniord
was presented with a ..kandsomedna-
hogany chair in honor of the day.
Letter Carrier James ii. Hanford
has not yet been able to locate the dog
which recently killed between 30 and'
it) fine chlckenl in his bonnet-y. Mr.‘
Hanford sent a bill to the selectmeny
as directed and says that while they
may pay him for the chickens. he mls'
sea the 13 eggs furnished daily by the
chickens before the dog played havoc
among them. There are several dogs
under suspicion for the dead but there,
iii no positive proof.
There is_every indication that the:
men's supper at the East Avenue Me—l
tholllst Cburcb this evening will be a
big event. it is hoped and expected
that there will be a big representation .
of the men. There will be several ad-
dreses of much interest. the speakers
including the Rev. W. Ktit.flirldlaiag‘bpnu- .
tor of the East Avenue at odist
Church. and Attorney Nehemiah Can-
deo. The slipper will be sorted ht ii,
o'clock. in the basement of the church. a
Clayton Marshal and Charles P3;
Fielding loft East Norwalk yesterday,
andlost no timln getting tootbaJ’oio.
Grounds in New York. where they wit-t
hissed the‘thriiiing straws for supra
may «tween the New York base i
bell teams. the Giants, of the Natio l
unite. and the Highlanders. of be
American Leanne. Th . firpat feature.
in the cold! it of "Doc' srshali, waa‘
the superb p taking of Chriaty Mathew-
son. who struck out fourteen men out .
in; the game. Messrs Marshall and
Fielding snd’grest disciples of pad» 5
trisnistathut they utilised the train“
service, yesterday. i
There is a petition in circuiatloul
that. is fraught with tar reaching and
parlance for East Norwsik and one
which will undoubtedly be the cause of.
a great deal or discussion during the
next few weeks. This petition. to
which there are e pended st pres-
sbu about twenty nines has for ..its’
obieol the investingdn the district the;
miller to lay sidewalks universallydn.’
the district. Better sidewalks is a1
subject that has, n receiving welgh- '
ty consideration“ tally during thel
last year. during", club many 90%”qu
mousing the up, ‘ o of them are.
had them hittitj .. .p’ti of their plop- ,
arty on their . H We tire. One f.
Norweili pro simmer in discussing
the subject thlsmornlng said that he
is heartily in favor of the general sided
walk mains and tire proposition to .
site'tlic ’l‘listrict or to lay waiksf
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GetiYour
HUNTING
License at the Town Clerk’s
Office and Your
SUPPLIES
from us
Schlichting Bros. 8: Co.
Cor. Ballrold Ave. d Main as. Dorian
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. flour
Hardware. Paints. Glass. sto.
A&P Dail Pure Food
BUL ETlN
postmaster to succeed the late Post-
master James id. Ballard. The candi-
date mentioned is Ralph Birchard. it
is not eitpected that an appointment
will be made until December. though
nothing positive is known. in the mean.
time. Miss Seeiy; the late postmuter's
assistant, is in charge. Miss Sealer
will relinquish the cities as soon as a
new postmaster .oan be secured.
ritual
Henry Mills is having his residence
on North avenue repainted.
Elmer Henderson is acting as cliloi
engineer at the electric light station.
The scarcity of water in the out-
skiris of the town is getting very seri-
ous. WollLItLbat have never been
. o
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For Week Commencing Monday. October 10th
VERY BEST an? CREAMERY BUTTER, a pound. . . . 35c
PURE LARD. a pound ........ .............. no
you. CREAM CHEESE. a pound .................... use
3 U G A R
as POUNDS FOR ................ ... .. ... ........ $.35
l8 POUNDS FOR ............ ............ Shoo
9 POUNDS son .................. . .......... .. . ..... so:
4% POUNDS FOR .................................. 25c
V‘ F L 0 U R
AR? FANCY PATENT. a barrel ....... . ......... $6.75
A&P FANCY PATENT. “yogicund bag ........ . ..... .85c
y, FLOUR. 3% point bag ................. uc
RYE ; LOUR. 3% pound bag ....... . ......... 15c
Try a Round of 0st Famous 30c Coffee
Oboe Tried. Always ties!
Beaded Raisins. ll pkgs. for. ..
Currants. 3 pilgs. for
Petr-y Beep. soaks
a
Ringer“ Harri “a. 2 cans for.2o_e
At Corn State .a pkg. to
Japan itiae, a pound .. ..... lie
L
“litres s'tmn wmi TmANo carcass
ill) Stamps with 1 lb. dill: Tel
40 Bump! with 1 ll). 500 Tag
till Stumps with 1 lb. 40c Tea
20 Bumps’ with 1 lb. zinc Tea
30 Stamps with 1 lb. lino Coffee
27 Stamps with 1 lb. 32c Coffee
2r. stamps with 1 lb. :lilc (isles
20 Dumps with 1 in. the Coffee
:0 Stamps with any‘
1 pkg. Minute Tapioca at. . . . Add
1 jar smoked Beef st.. ....... ice
2 cakes Sweet Chocolate. cs.. do
1 bits. Com’fiakes at........10e
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so llamas with 1 large can
AbP. ii. Powder at .. . ..
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of the following articles:
8 cans Campbell's flout) for. . .kiio
l lb. Peaches. oven. st.......ioii
1 pkg. Buckwheat at . ......
1 pkg. mucous Flour oi .....ids
L
25 stations with i bottle Pure
mount ti .. ..... .........IM
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fr. ..
“Wm “WM AM i '9 r in
,4 on...
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Coiiipo beach is completed and will be
used this winter for housing ills four
boats.
While at play Wednesday afternoon
Clarence llrsdiey. of Saugniuck. fell
breaking his right arm in No places.
The fractures Wei‘i‘ not by Dr.
Ind Dr. Hitchcock
-~lf you are looking for anything in
the carriage or wagon line. see 1.. M.
Wright‘s adv. in this issue.
lieorae P. Jennings. bowie Walle-
mun_ f‘iifford Elwood and William
Bill'i’ appeared before lilo shell flab
commissioners at New Haven. Mon-
day. and gave the report of tho recent
town insisting upon the granting of
oyster ground to private portion. The
t‘llse has not been decided.
liliiilil.
Mrs. William Rt‘lsscil. of l-lirnlford.
uni-ill Hominy with her sister. Mrs. tis-
csr Enklsnd.
The station roof has been niiiiorgo-
log repairs by workmen employed by
the railroad company.
Robert Sturges. who has been visit-
ing at the home of his mother. has re
turned to Gloversvlllo. N. Y.
Louis Kass. of North Wilton. is in
the Dsnbury Hospital. His friends will
be pleased to learn that he is holding
his own. '
Miss Cornelia Redmond. of “Meadow
Crest" cottage. entertained guests
from New Canaan and Wilton at after-
noon taa on thursllay.
Eggs are scarce'lsad high, local no
cars" gluing for Men cents per doses
at the door. ibiy the continued
dry weather is sensing a strike moss
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a" ' mus .
Fyie ‘
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egg’pimu my": tori
\ ”rallies” panes.
ohm commerce
and lessees service and Meg in
a. gofllf“ ”a 'gflgim is Plumes aura riled-D“ ‘MM
tr." "Wail: .... gaggle: "- our "t '
new ismm‘w
cmasmtanta'.ri:r:rrrw
us our
70 Stamps with r
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88-85 Washington Sire
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Guild. Fifteen delegates were present
from adioinlnli towns. ‘
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Tony b‘ornluo. charged with assault
and intent to murder David Lloyd and
Captain of Police William R. Penninir
ion. has not yet secured the bond of
,sa.tou required in his case. h‘ornino
ill to be given a hearing on the charges
tomorrow morning before Judge Jo-
seph R. Taylor in the local court.
Latest
Vo tie
in inc
. Plumes
PLUM!!! are
t dlacrlr‘n‘l‘im‘t gl"“.‘il§
w in n o
u still anally an
“in re.“ {hell ills price
motion. .
touches that have to do with form
70‘
YOUR 0L0 .fEATliERS
PBINGH F
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it “81 t
Wit-w trit-
lb. Very Best Tea. . .
Canadian Club Whiskey. bob. .Smsl
, Spain as
. . .Goc i 35 Stamps with
l“? Stamps with
decade issuer‘s" 5. lilEBMANN’S‘ asses»; hottle's ...............
ya Prices '. Black &
ct. Phone 440
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NOTES FROM THE BOLDIERS’
HOME.
the Soldiers' Home at Norolou. assumv
ed medical charge of the home Wed
nesduy. and will be in control during
the twu weeks‘ absence of Dr. Robin-
son. Dr. Hoyt came to Noroton from
Waterbury upwards of two years ago.
and is regarded as a physician of do
clded attainments. lie will be assisted
. by Dr. John T. Powers. a recent grad-
uate of tile lollege of Physicians and
Surgeons in Baltimore.
Tuesday was a gala day at the home.
The visit of forty ladies from the Uti-
ion Veteran association of New Hav-
en was the chief feature. Mrs. George
Reynolds was in charge of the visitors,
and the home and hospital were the
scene of much interest and activity. in
the afternoon a play was given in the
chapel. which is devoted to religious
interests and pastimes. Mass is said
in the chapel every other Sunday. and
is attended by many- inmates of the
home and residents of the town. Pro»
tostant services are held every Bun-
day afternoon. The pulpit supply is
from local ministers. Chaplain Doo-
little of the house four years ago was
chaplain there for a couple of years.
and is now residing in the town.
Miss Hicks. who is a graduate of
the Nurses' School in Hartford. is the
chief nurse in the hospital titers. bite
has held the position for ten years. M
lore going there lire was a private
nurse in Hartford.
NO HIPUILIG iN "MN.
PARIS. Oct. lb-Jl‘he‘hiadrid cor~
respondent of the Matin leads his or
nor an interview with Premier Causi-
ieas. in which the Minister says that
there is .0 chance for triumphs in
leaders and their ranks are hopelessly
divl ed. Moreover, tit radical nature
of h a program inrolv tag a strangle
with the Vatican. the render says, is
disa ilg the Ron b s as ,antl-
clerics in is one o .1 ii- Itrddwi.
principles. ‘
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OROWN, PRINGI QIOHOI “OK.
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semiautomatic». attitudes”
Prince (learn is ill wt typhoid.
Dr. H. E. lloyl. assistant surgeon at
elieptibiiceilt have no great,
EXTRA PINK STAMPS WITH TEAS AND consents
i lb. No. x Plantation Cot-
i
do Stamps with i lb. Special Tea ........ 50c! fee .......................... .. . . :35c
so Stamps with 1 lb. Choice Tea ........ 40c ! 30 Stamps with I lb. Mo—Ka Coffee. . . . . . .32c
40 Stamps with i lb. Good Tea .......... got: i :5 Stamps with 1 lb. M. ,& J. Cofiee . . . . . .3oc
‘1 lb. J. & M. Cofi‘ee. .asc
PORT. SHERRY, ANGELICA or T0K§YVWINE, 1 gallon . . . . . ........... . . . . . . god:
Monogram Whisw, bot. ....... 90c: Everything IOld To’m Gin. bot. . . . . . . ..goc
Kirk's Old Crow hiskey. bot. 31.005. in the 3 Gordon Gin. bot. .............. ..9oc T
Wilson or Hunter Whiskey. bot.$r.ooi Liquor litre Usher‘s Scotch Whiskey, bot.. $1.15
Old Valley or Green. River. . . . . .$I.00l a real i Dewar's Scotch Whiskey, bot.. .Smo
White Scotch Whiskey.$r.15
A. F. Beckmann & Co. 3
‘ South Norwalk.vConn.
. H. suviNo A sreauen LINI 'iid
NANTUCKET sow. . . .
The New Redford, Martha's Video
yard and Nantucket Steamboat com-
pany through its president and trqlr‘
urer. is sendldg out states to its stable
holders to the effect that the New
mgr} Nemll‘laven 81:: Battlers rall-
a w ng topur “atheism
at 8100 per share. , i
it is presumed that this means that
the road is to add another dost do ltl‘ "
New England Navigation-company and
thus dominate the travel by VIM to I‘ "
me point: at which tlltl steamboat-
to one as namel . th tinned
in‘lts title. y use than " ’ ”5%
The stock in this concern has been
quoted for some time at between . 'ld
and 380. and it is thought flint .
large bonus of Silo per share ' ~ '
the road will have the effect of ‘
log all t stock of. tile steam
lli'll‘ltl’ an putting st instill ' "
o necessary for lost control
the hands of the hill-2m. . is
stucco manna new.
MYSTltl.«0ci. ill-J v rot“;
who was iii-replied las' lath:
police on suspicion of. ”knowing
thing about the ”m1.“ “
have occurred here with!
few weeks. was bro tr ..
town court at Graftinfithis
Without the resontstidn’o!
dance the on e‘ was ‘doutl "
next Monday, in order to allow
opportunity for laysstlmion
:3" oil?“ 1:! $2000. livstsfi: is
. 5a a ._ erred“ , '
hy’tllll state ion as‘ he"
‘s‘trelley ’carrhers lsst' 3*
on heinu asked if he was Ev .
N
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(gun. .Nllllefl"~th t s “was ~
that he :ips litit tlit‘eon's y‘;
llltl'e flf'o
. 1 » W i . ’t‘
skull-roam stimuli.
MIDDLETOWN. Oct. lite-“W
i3. ism r at. l -
.Ooiiiviliiiiillsf ‘
for state soils _‘ ‘
r 1* Moose
..t e. s
W'fliui'cir
. 4 . ll
D‘WlTW- any
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