. it . or pro-sunspot!
Wuhh’l‘hum
desalilined today
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles, our
epmialtF-lt'l done exactly and roller
is certain it we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination.
FenWIck , Optical Co.”
eNl'rso “emit epitome
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01 WAIHINO'I'ON O‘I‘NIIT.
Hours— to 11: 30 a. in» and 18:46 to
B D. In. on 3
a v. m. do! and stall". 't to
t
. Therebth-j
tie Excuse
for you not enjoying the good eye
lsighty you had years ago. We can
Incite egos see if you have any vis-
ion is We employ Oculists to ex-
amine eyes.
"THAMER ..
Optician
OTAMEOIIO - . I i CONN.
Open Monday It Saturday Eveniou
"cup.-. .M
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Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk up to 4 p.
m. and South Norwaiit up to 5:30
H.111
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Anning J. Smith, c. c. Housman,
Lessee General Agent
The Read &Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL CHOP
_ In the Town
AUTO OUPPLIII
Phone 806—50 80th Main Street
8. Norweik. Conn. Music Hall Block
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause or the disease and the art of ads
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chlropratcors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. ‘You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 81'. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Oiven Also
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David .W. Raymond
I
Funeral Director and Embalrner,
19 North Main Otreet. booth Namath
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at stiles. 880-8.
Telephone at house} ass.
otice
Contrary to reports in cir-
culation. l have not sold out
my business. and have no lil-
tebtlon of doing so.
Will continue to do busi-
ness at the same stand and
carry the finest line of Wall
Paper and Paintsrs' Supplies,
as‘heretofore. with competent
men for, all decorative Work.
a. s. ‘Gorham
Decorator
' 10’ mm It... last Norwalk
. * Tampons”:
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It»
Does vomit run
mCeiitil
my ip
a:
Glover’s
THE PLACE
SHOES
that stand the test. We
need not only recommend
them but guarantee them.
RALSTON
p.00
ELITE
$3.50 - $4.00
HANAN
55.50-36.00
Boys' School Shoes
$1.00 - $3.00
“Wear Shoesthat Fit"
Two Stores
South Norwsllt
Norwalk
If You Need a
Plumber
Quick
Telephone
401
Horace R. Nash
N. Main twin So.
S.Norwalk
and you will be sure oi
Prompt and Skillful
Service
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I. R. consort. Mm.
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OllVlC! AND CUISINE UP TO OAT!
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RATIO .2 [IR DAY AND UPWAID
SUNDAY oruusas. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
this can. tas'
m
, The
A. J. Augevin
& Sou ,
Company
Complete
(Continued from ill-st belle.)
them.
singing appropriate slumbois,
those were interspersed with story
telling that was very effective. Pro
lessor Franks Wolfe. of Philadelphia
and South Norwulll, save a very clever
exhibition of door has punching. so
lug through a large number oi differ-
ent movements Later on Mr Wolfe.
with it uh Lynch, of South Norwalk.
had a tree-round sparring exhibition,
in which some good work was done by
Surely Cures the Most Severe Cold
and Ends Gripps Mirery in
Jusl a Few Hours
The 'most effective and harmless
way to cure the Grippe or break a so
vere cold. either in the head. chest.
back. stomach or limbs, is a dose of
Papa's Cold Compound every two
hours until three consecutive doses both liII‘UOB Victor W Ferris noted
are taken as referee and Frederick T. Coleman
You will distinctly feel the cold “"15 limo keeper.
Home of the greatest sport of the
ovenlng curse, however, when Charles
Verlln uud Willam J. Mciiuph. .irf,‘
put on the glov s. It Mr Verlin had be
come enthusiastic over the previous
bout. and opined that he could stuck up
against any one in the room in a box-
lug IJOUII' Mr. Moliugh was prevailed
on to take up the challeuse. and the
gloves were put on. and for the first
round everything went fine. and the
rules appeared to be fairly well match-
0 .
"put it all over” Mr. Veriin. and as
time was called for the necessary rest
at the end of the round. Mr. Verlin
requested his “second" to kindly tulle
off his gloves. and he gracefully will»
draw from the contest. announcing.
that he was perfectly satisfied with
what be had received. The move-
ments of the men kept the spectators
in an uproar. and liters was gerlulntI
regret when it was ended.
The address of welcome by Commo-
dore Lauren M. Allen was most IIIIII
core. the genial commodore expressing
his thorough appreciation of such il‘
large attendance. and the efforts of the
officers of the club in providing so well
for the affair. He introduced George
E. Curtis, for many years. the secre-
tary of the club. and he made a very
happy speech. as follows:
We have upon our short. but select,
roll of members the ”limo of a man
who is beloved in all who truly know
him. itspoclullv is he beloved by tho
men who work under him As an in
stance of tilts flirt: One of his lieutcu~
nuts in the far all city of Winnipeg,
where i apart a couple of days last
full. in speaking of him. remarked that
"he expects us to work hard but. we
are glad to work hard for him. for he
is a grand man and he works harder-
himself than he expects us to.“
it is a matter of pride to mo’ that
l [Impound his name some years ago
for the office of commodore of this
club and that i secured ills coltsrnl to
serve as such. ‘
Since the notices for this ulltllorlul'.
wore soul out be has been honored by
breaking and all grippe symptoms go-
ing after the Very first dose. it prompt-
ly relieves the most miserable neu
raisin pains. headache. dullness. head
and nose stuffed up, feverishuess.
sneezing. sore throat, running of the
nose, soreness. stiffness and rheumatic
uchinu.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, Willi the knowledge that
there is no other medicine, made any-
where oise in the world, which will
cure your cold or and Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other as
aistancs Kr bad after-effects as a. fill
cent use use of i’ape’s Cold Com-
pound which any druggist in the
world can supply
After three years‘ research We have
conclusively demonstrated that qui-
nine in not effective in the treatment
(it colds or grippe.
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WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING.
The Literature of Information Discuss-
ed at Miss Otevene'.
A rolluisr meeting of the Women's
(‘lub was held at the residence of Miss
Stevens. Park street. on Thursday af~
lorlloon. January 12th. The subject for
the clay was "The Literature of Infor-
mation." The committee in charge
were Mrs. Jennings, Miss Stevens and
Mrs. Hitchcock. After the reading of a
paper prepared by Miss Siemens, the
committee had a general discussion on
the subject for lht- (lay, in all its vain
led aspects.
CONNECTICUT PATENTO.
The following were issued January
10, I911; list furnished from office of
A. M. Wooster. solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport. Conn..-
George M. Eamon. Bridgeport, explo-
slle engine for motor vehicles.
Mouroo (.‘nuoll. Hartford. insuiutlng
rover for electric switrllus.
()wcn ll. Jones. Hartford. ball cock. -
(lourge it. Klnuior. Hartford. uulvon
lull joint.
Charles D. lllvc, llni‘tford. bolt scan
inn. '
.loim w. IItIurboru, Ansonia, friction twink NIOIIIIH to till one of the gimme!
pump, and lIiOilf important positions in the
(Iolulnorriui world the presidency oi
tho ills Stool (NtiiiIOYMIOII null then-
ls no man lltlng biota wortin of the
job
i ask that all of you rise and Join
mo in a toast to the health and ions
lift.I of our beloved lritIull, t‘oinlumlurr-
l-‘urroii.
When this request had been enthusi-
astically rumpliod with. and three
.I‘hi‘l‘l‘ii bud been given for former Com.
jIIIIIIIUN' Farrell. Iue entertainment
committee boomer... with theI rov
frmhumuts. and so the main fond
lure of llli‘, prohibit. the chowder sup-
p-Ir. This was prepared by Carl
Srhuuba‘ expert chef, and was llrat
clues in every respect There were
sandwiches and other good things In
so wiIh the chowder. and everyone
hull an abundance.
The return to South Nor-walk was
Edward C. Goodwin and E. I). House
New ilrilniu, hell can.
Frank W. Downing. Essex, solrlorins
illlplolnnlll.
Edwin F. liulbei‘t. South Norwalk.
Illspvnsillu on o.
.itisrpll A. \ Illl. .lr. South NOI‘WilIIi.
two pulvnis: ilonowablo i'lllllI for cloc-
Iriv circuits; lKEIIIct'i‘lit'l’ilifl electric fix-
tllru silplxn‘l.
Louis inllghnnr. Ilrielol.
lug.
ROBIN SAYS HE‘S BANKRUPT.
NEW YORK. .laII. lli.~i\ll irllollm-
Inrl [million in bankruptcy Wits riled
today In the I'Illlud Slates District
l‘ourt against .los b ti. Robin. who is
described as a bit liar and promoter.
ill business at Fortv- second street turd
llroadway, by the Northern liauit the
\‘iuahiugtou Savings lianilt. and ii. Ger l
ultl t‘.hnpin of New Roch silo. The p(- nutdn at midnight. and everyone who
tiilhuers asst-rt rhnt iloblu' as assets are attended expressed themselves as
approximately 31 tulullou more than pleased with the affair.
imli lmlr
The Safest Way to Buy a PIANO
—-—Make Comparisons
SIFT THE FACTS FOR YOURSELF BY THE
SURE SAFEIAND INEXPENSIVE MEANS OF
COMPARISON. WE ARE EAGER FOR THE
TEST. 1F YOU MAKE YOUR INVESTIGATION
THOROUGH ENOUGH YOU WILL FIND OUR
PIANOS THE MOST REFINE!) IN TONE~THE
MOST BEAUTIFUL IN STYLE AND IN FINISH
“THE BEST IN QUALITY - THE‘ LOWEST IN
PRICE. . LOOK AND LEARN. MAKE CAREFUL.
THOUGHTFUL. INTELLIGENT COMPARISON. IT
err. r 1. YOU JUST wanna too can our
one MO SATISFACTORY Frauds FOR YOUR
MONEY. IF van and nor a costsrtraur
moon or pianos. litou nap smirk lavas
They also led in the chorus
anu ,
In the second round Mr. Moiiugli ,
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Get
Your
Filled
ut the
Drquauts
“Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
service at all times.
Personal attention xiv-
su to all prescription
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work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and-
wait for your car.
DRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
i
Mrs. George Sherwood and decade:
Lillian. of first street. have returned
home from a visit in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Howard it liowudes. of Sen-
view avenue. is recuperating from
quite a severe attack of the drip.
Miss Lucille Hull. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hall. of Rowan street,
is recovering from an attack of tonsil
itis. I
Mr and Mrs Jackson, of Core il\t.‘- '
uue. uI-o letmeilug item on ulturk
of the grip. Mrs. Jackson has lwcu
touiiucri to till: 110“!!!" for more ”it!“
u week
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An adjourned monthly meeting of
lbe Eris-crib Leanne, of iIlt.‘ East Avo-
nue Methodist Church. will be IitItI
this evening at the church. A lurgol
attendance is hoped for
i..list evening enough snow fell in
make the walk on the Washinmon
street bridge very slippery. it was
therefore a precarious job to ucgotb
ate this purlilulur Willli Iodu
Richard Bland It‘ittI the loyal W-mlt
t-ru' Socielt "reeling lust evening or
tile Advent Christian (‘burvll and next I
Sunday IIII" lendor is in luv hllsu 'r-l‘lllI
tutu I‘titIZt‘IllI. 'l‘lirI ,ulllu‘m't uill be ‘ "‘llio.
lulu of Forgiwuoss.‘
’iho trouthol C‘llitllldti was a surpriaoi
to some people. “lln did not export mi
not up thin morning and find Iuldulu
tor \wullw “Kalil ’i‘lic icmporululci
Cliilfitit“ in the lust turnip four hour-q!
line hot n noanlt forty III Lime i
-5 it in curly to son will“ Scratch lI‘tItIll
in rustic oi. I‘mrlparo "lionnlu" Scratch
Prod with any other kind. Manuel
’l‘nl‘u iiatcll. i‘lmiilI lift,
Charles M. Decks-r. of blast Norwnlh.I
is the pu lrtlluaol of the fixtures "I IIN?‘
iluiivry market in Water HUM .\ol-
walk. ubith iiurulti ll‘. (‘lurh llouallll
out some “units n It). .\lI lloriu-r wiili
br- lolruiml lit lllr‘ .oaeitn sill illotl. liiI
Il‘li'sl slrcol
For iht‘ first time in a week or run
thtI Stove Club had it fairly good air!
Iruliuuro this morning. \ prominent!
member said "10 lack of altclldance'
TII‘IIII} has been the conlpurniivelyl
warm weather and u (OliI‘ldt‘i‘ItIlIO
umouul of work available to the mom-
IiOl‘s.
i
t
Firm Nor-walkers lnlcreslod lu dra ‘
lliltilt‘ worn. and that includes about.
overybotly. will Iiittt‘ another oppor l
ttlultt to sec It high chills iii'tldlit'flonl
at it vol) reasonable price this evenin. i
at Music ilull South Norwnlk when
the regular stock (elllpuul will plnvl
t‘lydc iI‘itl-h's success, “The liluo
iiousc."
James A Johnson has mluplelellI
the moving of his market from the Joe
elovak) block in First street to the
Marvin building at the corner of First
and New streets. in order not to into! ,
fore with business the moving opora~~
llou was finished up yesterday. though
preparations had been made for sev-
oral days.
A meeting of the blast Norwalil
Yacht Club will be held this avenina.
at 8 o'clock. at the South Norwnllt
Club A full attendance is requested as
business of importance will come up.
Ordinarily the meetings are held at
TIGATE REPUTATIONS. THE REPUTATION ‘9?
rrrs Pinuos we sent. .. castes. carcass-
mo. assures a anon. construe. summo-
rou. IMENDELSSOHN ~‘AND rrrs ouaaaurni
rear sous wrru renal... snouw are YOU
TO assert a secreted omens ~
M. Schoenberg Plano jCom
meat I ’tiraie ,
roa‘llAfashington as. some W
‘Citmii‘fl
Pm"
44W rpm ”new In W‘UW
House Furnishers
.i‘
iof
lift.
the yacht club headquarters on the
lisnodlct Farms brides but the change
this time was made for comfort‘a
‘seilo.
The duo music Iii that illsst Avenue
Methodist church yesterday. is balsa
commented on very highly n addition
to the re illr choir work. the solos
were reuse In a manner donor-vim
of much commendation In the mom
lug Miss Emma Illicitso sans “'l‘here‘ll
g No Nifi‘t1 There." and In the “are
e site- itii ideas can: “ill-t For
Iteumaar Lilly. or seen
N". ‘l )
lie-nil fill thtitrdggm
a a
gut ma‘ss. but. he espouse“
(Iss1 thst 'sii short to secure
- , rains has ministration.
I “warn“ .. can an ..
“tIqu ' title ashore not-
their basal
was ”'“W
a little was. ill that use
. 5' I stop your fresh cold stance.
Never hesitate to ask your doctor about Ayer’s Cherry
- Pettorai. . Use it Or not. as he an s.
. l'oiut u\ culle.
'at Belle isluud having inn-u
.moaalos in lluriuu lit the r
i.
l
He knows
illilillliil ” '1
A number of people vinilml Ilwir
summer residence properly at Hallo
island and Hickory Bluff yesterday,
1 0 A'rrrflou
The new barn in the mar o lllt: lo.
centll remodeled Iulmti iluptisil
(Z'hulcil, in (.‘lldlipp street. is being
'thiliiIiIOthI
Mrs ilomr L. lowland, ul‘ llnluu
will entertain liif? Utili-
Ircr Social Club. from Smith .‘Jolwvulk.
, next Thursday eveniuil.
W...
Mrs. Sylvester P l‘lnwlul I: ('iIIIt'IiI
'ly ill wllh lung trouble. Iii Illl IIUIIIi'
tiitIlIf‘juil
affected. several days lino.
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The Reliance Social Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the rumble-um,-
\ of Mrs. Samuel Monti. The annual oll’w
tion of officers will lu- mill ill that
time.
Mr. and Mrs. llltl'uili ’iiulw. of
Crockett avenue. lion/numb. Illif‘lliilll'
ed over Sunday the leu Agni-:1 iiiitl
Catherine Koou and hire. .ll. tit'liu'llilvr-
man. of Yonkers. N. Y.
Louis Doers. OI Stamford. :i vumuiJ
resident at, Hells lslnmi use more
Saturday. and attended ill: number oi
the Norwnlll Yacht (lluiv, of Which Iii'
is II member. in the evening,
O
Repairs will be made this their in
tho Norwulk \ullrtt,’ illlr In on or ilirl
my llluff The siding on tho ! I'm
lllls lmmmr- IO’lStHJNII ililll aliov. liI illl‘
locum ruins it) tlliw into that liullll ll
of the building.
The rciuoml 0f \\'.illlnIil .i. lfionl'x
house to its nnu foundation :H sm- will-r
progressing. A ditch lIu-a lump rim;
for the purpose of installln: I‘m South
Noruulk water in the lion-r. on l:.. 4.1 ~
llial at its destination
Anotlrtl game in the SIJIP- of pool
contests between Rownylrm iltm (“our
puny and Reliance Hook and Ladder
Company will be played l‘ilt.’ (Ironing
at tilt.I truck (Imupuny (punters. The
players will be .lob IJltlkWn .lI .llrll linu-
lrIl fllorl‘oll. and from all lii'l‘illllilli :l
good name is expend :‘l
'lllr,I 'lIf‘llri lilliI III III." .i lIIll bus
postponed its mulling from ivllllllll' I
night until next 'l'llestl.’ i}. . "ti ii I
on account of tho. Iuil\ i sown-m
which will be in prourlw Init- work.
tonight and tomorrow iiliflilhi in. xii»
Mitilltllllsf (‘bumb rud Sum. Wilzzt
TIHIIMIIH liliil lI‘ridu} llILl‘JJ 'Tll tux
llnlllisl tliIIr-mll ltlw. illt‘lmrxl limit I
is in charge. a
i
I
Robfiealzi
his clean ion
will got the
AI," .1 full line of
desires customers a:
serial pal-lot.
lit-st workmen-l i;
“ill-n; )tlll
Cigars and . ..:..«l~n
lllllllll llili lilill‘tilill
Kaila lionri' VonSiouthu. \iun
street. is quite iii twin: it. rIIt-u‘!
with an attack of pneumonia
There appears in be all illltll‘iilll' oi
“"501“ Hill“
and a large llillillil‘l' .; ."II.iI;’.\‘ in
\Illitll than? me I'Illltll‘t‘ll. titlil‘ no»
ol more cusps s
.
Miss Luella .I. iiowun. the slim ll\~
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs. (i. t‘. Ikva-Ill.
of Main street. whose onuuu‘uwp in
Harry ll. Studies. of New York. \th
announced in The Sentinel Sl‘rlilt‘ lame
’08!) “ill be Illarrlcd next Sal Irvin.
Are You Ill Need of an
'Oil Heater?
We Have Them l
Schiichting Bros. & Co.
Oar. Railroad Ave. l Iain 8L. Dal-ten
Select Groceries. tier. Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paton. Glass. etc.
Sillllllllil
Miss Carrlo Zillu spent a \n-ol. In
New York.
w... ‘W a.
John B Miller his bed liilllliIlI with
bad tooth lately.
John Smith spent launder at the
horns of John Visa.
Gus. Howard. of Cousteau Hill
was quite lick WI".
Iai-
like list! Visit enjoyed a week‘s
vacation harm urn.
ale and .i a The, lit t
IIIIIIII hlIule withthe disrupt” ' c a
Miss it“ allies been sick at
her home
Philip war has an tilled his Ice
noun HIM You It their ice. ~
, Mrs. Ruth Parker Builen W
’ New Haven.
nulllmwou'r, .lsn. “In-II!
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick BMW. I.
have been spending a mil ii
returned to Now York.‘
A. Voiiand. who has been upendi
IWI) weeks in New York, has returns
to his home in this place. .
Eri Dickens who was quite sic!
last week, is able to be out shells.
though not fully recovered
John Rabbllt. who recently went:
under an operation in New York. hail
lumped to his home in this place.
Mrs. Florence St. John. of west-’5
port. Willi the guest of relatives in .
liluuli lllvcr and Silvermi he, Sunday.
Min: (“irriutlna McLaughlin. pin-
plo‘lIll at the New Canaan telephone
tI-rltlluuge will haw a week' B Vitamin. .
lioywurli Davis and Henry Bruck-
mr. or New York. left Tuesday for,
liltinbrhlgt- (ht. where they will hunt
hit-dis ltii' the next four w.eeks
Ill-urge ii ilrowu began work filt-
mdu. lit the, H. B. 'l‘bayer home.
whorl- .I new llOIIIl and other eaten.
uiw :Illol 'llIOIll-l hau- been planned.
Hulmwl iiullell has not been well.
”13"; mull Mr Buttery is centennial:
in; giving up his daily work and en»
tv-riut. 1th Shldlel's' Home at Noroton.
'l'lll- lurpolrlcrs and plumbers IMHO
almost finished the improvements. mt,
lilo“ ioul pinto in Silvormine avenue...
and will soon get to work on It
l on!“ I; own house on the hill near t a“
l"‘.t‘SF,‘l\OIi‘
i‘iult was no service held at the»
ilroud River chapel Sunday. as there
“hit so many people ill with the m
that it was thought inadvisable to -
.\lr. iiithler to come so far to preach
l. i the row who were likely to be able
ll) lilli'iid.
“Ilhl family of Rev G E. Richter
ruwmo. i) avoided what might have
turned out a serious accident on
'i’nt: liar night They sleep in a bed.
it: our which is heated by means eta
twister from a large. self feeder score
in [Ill room below. On retiring, Mn.
Richter loadedtbc magazine with a
mimic of coal. and went upetadrs
after closing the dampers without
u :llili’lg for the coal gas to burn Oil.
m were awakened early WednesdeY
morning with violent headaches. N0
morn serious results were experienced
in the r .1er of Mr. and Mrs. Richter.
bu: lillio Gerald was quite ill.“ ,
\uluillui all the morning. Iiad tit“
I‘.= m: I_\ not been ill the habit of ales
In; with a window open the cousinI
qualms might have been much more
it i iOli-‘i. '0“
CONNECTICUT PENSIONS. I
Own Bridgeport Applicant in the LI
Favorabiy Reported.
‘EllNGTON. Jun. l0 - The
il'w rolmll (too on pensions test
it. _UIIIIII lalol :lbll rho following 0,
lituliilll pension bills. all of
l :m .lirrIz'ldy passed ilwilcdse: hi
hall III “come A. Calgill. of Derby.
32‘ u pol month: in behalf of Joint
Murphy, of Ballroom at Warmth
in lw hull of Fi‘edef‘ltk S \\ ay. at N
Hrll'tiL .tl $2: per month; In M
In’ 'iuhlu A. Smith. of Norwalk,it
$21 it‘ mouth; in behalf of t
,zi, ltruusou of Bridgeport at.
my mouth and in behalf of CW!“
W. ll, nucll, of Norwaih. also at 8M
.I i month
the house committee on
‘tlli‘iltlns yesterday reported 1“an
'lu following Connecticut pm
lull. in behalf of Arnmlnia .l. Dow ,
.\(I\\ limcn. widow of William DOW
t‘ 0 ii. 27th Connecticut Volunteers.
S'u per month: in behalf of 000m
Painter. of Portland 00.1)
no r-llt m \ olunteers. at $24 per mm"
ill lwhulf of William H. POI‘tW'
lit-op illvcr, Co. l. Eighth Conn .. .
\‘oluulcrs, at 8'24 pcr'lnotitlii’
hull of Samuel H. Doolittle.
liavoll. Cu. 13. 15th Connection
lililt‘f‘ié', at $24 per month. arid
hail of Clara A. Howe. of Wall .
silica-of Chauncey P. owe.
27th Massachusetts Volunteers.
lu‘l' month, ,
lit-ploaenlutlve Hill yosidl’th
it‘milifl'l’l ll bill granting a pension
sun pm month In Franklin Co
oi lit- -llwl “ho served in the he
HER THIRD VINTuitl,
i'urilcr Bulleu. of this city,
vol Harding. of New Hav
:I'lulllr were lililll'li‘d in NOW
i‘llursdav.
The lerolnolly was pe 5~
Vow llllvuu. Thursday. by nevi «a
Phillips pastor of the First I
tuliouni (‘hllrl-il. Following
Irvin): Mr and Mrs. Harding
lilillurpnri ltlltl lilt' now at m
'Ii l 330th mobile Mr. H
lllIlIlIII‘ttll in MI the pram W,
or two southern railroads...
reinvented by his wife will
u trip to IIII‘. lliltiill Milt the I
of rcshiluu luIrlnanvhliy at A:
(in v born he has 0mm.
Mrs Hartline was formally that
or done It. Need. a cannon
estate dealer Follows: Ila
she became the bride of P
proprietor at, Billions 0“.
strut-L Mr Iiullsu died in I
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Thaddeus O. Sascher's Anti
Dipte he Heard TM
in the superior no
I fills ll.,5
all ‘ tislitlielow‘ r.
lhstzonuectiuultio. will
a. hearing. Demitasse
claimed. The plaintiff o
”this fit ‘
mummy!
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