‘ritv' .
was
The’correnbloa otsere monies. our
t's done assotly and relief
spacial
lace aitwentroureyea.
Call today for ssuninatlon. ‘
Fenwick’ Optical Co.
urti'l'lll. Milli. outcome
doom 7-.
l7 WAIHINCTON flflll‘l‘. »
Hours-we to 11:80 a. tin. and null to
0pm.
Oil-at
found in the it. is. r. slalom. ‘
8 and a passenger, and MAX.
WILL. '
The new E. M. F. Roadster will
have-its first public appearance at
lladuon Square Show.
For Show Tickets ask
Norwali'i Consolidated
Auto Company
i «
Drquants
Monday and “will”. 1 to
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT ' Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River, New York (loot
of Dover street). every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at 3 p. in. Freight
received at Norwallt up. to a p.
m; and South Nomad: up to 6:30
p. in. .
'Norwalk Steamboat Company
Ansley J. Smith. C. c. Hagemau,
Lessee. General Agent
, .
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and etllcient
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
Glover’s
THE {PLACE
SHOES
that stand the test.
need not only recommend
them but guarantee them.
Chairs for our trolley
Come. in and
wait for your oar.’
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
Mrs. James ii. Aagelman. of a};
view avenue. was in Bridgeport. Sac
urday, to attpnd the funeral of an on-
i
The Reed & Valli
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
lLlc‘l‘RchL 3N0?
In the Town
AUTO IUPPLIII
Phone Bop—~60 South Main Um
Millie Hall Bloch
8. Norwalk. Conn. "
RALSTON
Mrs. L Boderstrom, of South Nor‘
walk, and Mrs. charlea LCXCII. of ideal
Norwiilk. are visitors in Stamford to
There were many
hope among East Norwaik people this
morning that the accident to Motor-
man Thomas Smith. on the
Point line, yesterday, will not prove
of a serious nature;
The oyster business generally
this vicinity is reported to be slowing
Just what the cause is no one
seems to know. The season is not yet
any where near an end and it is bop
ed the lull is only temporary.
expressions of
$3.50 -.- $4.00
HAN AN
$550-$600
All. Didrlgs. a well known East Nor.
Tint new SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic la the actonce of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dittorent organs and
back.
limbs.
Chiropratcors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonislng the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nerveusnoas. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dia-
easee are given special attention; also
You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a'
Curvature of the Spine.
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
so wasnmeron or. so. wonwaut
Magnetic Treatments elves Also
9
BOYS SClIOOl Shoes walk young man who is now in the
l 00 $3 00 theatrical profession. has been in Now
a " e York during the past week
. . . . section with his work. Mr. Eldridge
. has been considering the advantages
of two offers.
'l‘w0 sun dogs were the object of
much interest this morning. The wen-
therwlse say they are the sign for
storm and it was predicted that there
will probably be snow within twenty
The government weather
forecast, on the other hand. is for fair
“Wear Shoes that Fit”
Two Stores
South Norwalli
The. oilloial board of the East Ave
Church will
Thursday evening at the close of the
weekly prayer meeting. This mention
ordinarily would have been held Weds
holiday evening but the date has been
changed on account of one concert at
... .m~_m_«
“A. THE DAYS IIGIN TO
We have those kind of Christians.
John Howard. the Washington street
bridge market proprietor, cut himself
quite, badly Saturday night while all-
clng up n loin of pork The knife lie
was using took out such a big chunk
from the brat anger of his left hand
THE COLD IEGINS TO
STRENGTH!!!"
Our Entire Stock of
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and limbsimcr
is North Main .treet. Colitis Norwalit
Residence, ll Washington Street.
Telephone at oflloe. 3304.
Telephone at house. 008.
that Dr. Wolfe was called
dress the wound.
Attention has been called to the fact
that while there has been considerable
severe weather this winter. there. has
not been any solid freeslng up of the
harbor. as was the case a tow years
ago, when an automobile was rim out
'on the ice and took a trip around the
Green's Reel lighthouse. '
’l‘lit| Marvel Social
loam members are. to go to Stamford
Oak 8: Cylinder
STOVES
at Rock-bottom
this evening and play St. Luke's team.
Notice
Contrary to reports in (air.
culstion, i have not sold out
my business. and have no in-
tention of doing so.
Will continue to do busi-
ness at the same stand and
carry the ilneat line of Wall
Paper and Paintera’ Supplies.
as heretofore. with competent
mass for all decorative work.
E. E. Gorbam
Decorator
to In» at. last Nanette
Telephone m
The East Norwnik boy's
practicing hard and hope to take the
IF YOU WANT THE PLUMIER.
PHONE “FOUR-0001!”
Herace R. Nash
N. Main 8: West Ste.
S.Norwsilt
2 llotei Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
' cannon and until“ or 70 can
‘nA‘rsa or ran nav AND urwano
sosnav omssss. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL 0.
new sonic. fiw HAVEN a
nsnrronn RAILROAD
Tlu‘ TAILI.
In lilo" October I. "10.
SOUTH’ NORWALK TO N‘W YORK.
A. M.—-ll:63a. 6100!. bills.
0:57. 7:10. 1:“. Szi‘ia. 8:513. 0:158.
9:87. 10:80:. 10:45:. 11:29:.
P. Dir-18:55:.
5:001. 5:85. 6:50» 0:40. 6:501. 1:101.
7:581. 9:408. 10:”.
A. Ila-18:83:. 3:601. tzlta. 0:“.
Iii .
P. Iii-18:50:, Bills. 3:01. 0:".
8652:. noes. ‘izis. 7:511. Cilia. 0508.
NIW YORK TO IOUTH NORWALK.
A. 1.4:“.
lists. aiosx. Izliis.
ltzooii 11:08.
0100:. 10:03.
. .--H:DII. mo. 1:501. 1:87;.
8:80;. It“. 1:38. riots. 5:18. hill.
owls. .;o%:"& 0:002. 0:10. 11:00:.
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Doesloiir Roof Leak?
acceptor Compound
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firm-“:0”. 0:”.- 1200. :0".
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llw-allzots tilt. til "”4:
max. 0301’: ling:
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_ stagger. tiles. no. sin.
we... ”or Monthly Payments , ,moi. sites. ms. tutu. ' ,
V ‘ s >._. r. -y.....,‘ “,
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.V New Manda for February en nansosv To Wit
' a. Ila-Ml.
t‘ measure of drop sills. There is
one thing curtains—t ey may be detest.
ed but they are determined to itlve a
good account of themselves.
Captain ii. A. Saunders, of East
Norwalk, and Captain Richard Recit-
etl. of Rowayton, set out this morning
[in their boats for the natural growth
oystergrounds off Bridgeport. There
"has hardly been a good working day in
three weeks, but there is hope that
there may be an opportunity for a
harvest this week.
A n East blurs/all: resident took om-
phatic issue this morning with the
declaration made recently that if the
limit scheme is not adopted the pres
out bridge is good enoush. This resi-
dent insists that primarily what the
people want is it bridge. in his opts»
ion the people of East Norwalk have
pause for action against the town for
maintaining the bridge in such a con-
dition as at present.
To Motornian Howard Willinot, of
‘the East avenue line, falls the honor
of observing the unit robin of the
year. At least Mr. Willmott declared
he saw one this morning in a tree in
front of it“. Boo-man's place in Van
Znuilt street. Conductor Charles M.
. Williams looked diligently but could
not see the robin. though he discover-
ed a deck of sparrows. Mr. Willinot
was certain the robin was there.
Mrs. Marthe Selleclt. of Dorian. en-
tertained a party of friends. Saturday
evening. in honor of the birthday an-
niversary of her daughter. Those who
attended drum The Norwallts were Mr.
and Mrs. James Bay. Mrs. Mary Cole,
Mr. and Mrs. William Leti’eraon, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Plait. Albert Haa-
sard. From titanilord Mr. Brown and
others were present. Dancing was the
foetus of the evening, music being for
niehed by an orchestra of four pieces.
Messrs. halteraon. Hassard. Partricli
and Brown. At 10:80 a iemptina lunch
was served. after which the guests do
parted for their homes. all wishing
Mrs. Bullock many happy returns of
the day. The hostess received many
useful and handsome gifts.
m»...
CHRlITiANiTY—FALBE AND TRUI.
Those Christian folks who go to church
And how their heads in prayer.
With hatred in their hearts
For some one who is not there»
lletter it they stayed away.
And left the church alone.
While the hearts beneath their Stun-
day clothes
Are cold and hard as alone.
We meet them every day;
Sinners watch them closely
As they pass along the way.
The kind who have religion
Only one day of the week.
ilave nothing need within them
That the sinner wants to seek.
it is well to have religion.
For we do out know the time
The Lord will eat upon us.
And we must‘ ' the line.
Then if we have been fallhtui.
When the trumpet sounds afar.
We will dud St. Peter waiting
With the golden sates alar.
CALVlN A. SMITH,
rune: conpirlona.
When maiden ladies don short skirts
Anti jolly sailor hale. ~
It is no great conundrum
To guess where they are at.
lly adopting youthful costumes
They hope to catch a man.
lliii the men are rather backward
(if Joining is the plan.
There are so many damseia
Just passing through their teens.
With rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes.
it is plainly to be seen.
Their sisters over thirty-live
Have passed the harvest time.
Like the nnpiciied grapes in autumn.
When the frost in on the vines.
it is different with a widow,
‘ The way to her is plain:
What she has done once
she can surely do auto.
if she wants another husband
it is safe and shoe to ear.
The gentleman she chooses
Very seldom gets away. a
CALVIN A. BililTll.
ilflllllil
Reliant-Scam
Adaslrea‘oastolers at his clean ton.
aerial parlor. where you will (at the
best ”Manolo. Also a toll line on
Clean and Tobacco.
atlas Grace l’eaeell has been ill
again at her home in lioltinley
street. ‘
ltlss Minnie , ‘l has beseenten
tailing tiles hassle and. or silver-
Bill".
a special nestles ct mm nose
Compass has been called for tomor-
row” night. ,
. s
Johnliibie than: at
‘ ’ Mafia
«not. Malibu"
day evening. About seventy‘llve pic-
tures will be shown by the stereopti-
boy. The friends of the young people
are now extending their conflatnla.
of the Reliance Hook and Ladder noon
the Rowayton Hose Company. will be
a few friends Friday evening at her
. were served and at a late hour the
l “W"
an all a... ,
Henry Jarvis. son of John Jarvis.
has an attack of the measles and the
illnesse, which ip very proraient in
bold are.
Miss lasbel Leo. a summer resident
or Belle island. gave a theatre party
in New York.ilaturdey evening. Miss
Florence Kelley. or South Norwalli.
was one of the guests.
island. has had several new stock
barns erected on his farm property in
’West Norwnlk, and they are being re-
'i‘lle Reliance Social Club will have
a card party tomorrow afternoon at
the, Reliance Hook and Ladder Coin.
pony building in Rowayton avenue.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Earl
Miss Raymond, the librarian at the
Revival and Gone in the Wilda of
Africa will be the subject or a lecture
to be given in the Baptist Church by
the Rev. Richard Tiader. on Wednes-
con.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman. of Croc-
their daughter. Miss leabel llolfinan,
lions.
evening in the hose house. A. l. Mills,
the contestants.
vice in the Baptist Church. She is an
interesting talker. Rev. Richard
revival gatherings.
Miss Minerva Carpenter entertained
home. the Orchard lipase, Raymond
street. in honor of her birthday anni-
versary. Wblat was the principal di-
scores had been added up. bliss Fran.
highest score among the ladies while
iloman. Joseph Taylor secured the
consolation. Delicious refreshments
guests departed after extending their
best wishes to the hostess and wishing
her many happy returns. She was the
recipient of a number of gifts. Among
those present were Misses Vivian Ste
vans. Beatrice DeWniers. Frances Col-
liars and iola Stevens, Messrs. Joseph
iylor. lra titular. Preston Hart.
Robert Delticli. Harry Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. do n W. Pennington and Mr. and
Mrs. S. Carpenter.
noun
Fred Miller had another sick spell
last week.
Mrs. llaiinali Guthrie is away from
home visiting relatives.
Mrs. J. i-‘. Vioii spoilt several days
in New York last, week.
Miss (‘. ‘Mrlnipghiln is back at her
position as "Central,“ alter a week's
vacation.
Charles Roche has been sick at his
home for the past week. and unable to
attend to his business in New York.
Frank and Robert Aiken, Joseph
[lockharl and Alfred Lindborg spent
several days in New York last week.
D. Kelly Roche partlclpntel in the
Norwaik high school minstrel show
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Master James Roche, who is five
years old, held a birthday party Janu-
ary H. and entertained the following
young people: Helen and Mabel De-
Woii. Harry. Claude. icon Zolia and
flame Peandrear. Joseph Francis
and Stephen achilcber. Frank and
galleries Weaterhol and the Roche
ya.
The Friendly Mia’s Class of silver-
inine Methodist Protestant Church
met at the home of the pastor on Tues-
day evening. Charles Seeloy was ad-
mitted as a new member. The young
men considered the matter of buying
a piano for the use of the church.
After business was settled. they spent
a pleasant hour or two playing games.
The lAdiee' Aid Society of the 8th
vermine lietbodlei Protestant Church
gave another of their enjoyable con-
ths on Thursday evening. at the
Broad River Union chapel. This place
was chosen because it was larser than
parlialpatln were: lira. Edward
Guthrie. arold and Ray Battery.
is to; Albert atslto. violiniats;
ltlver lien oils Club; a K.
Incumbents. and tiles Elsie Knapp.
elocutionlst.
v
The lnvlnolbies. ofjteinford. were
was neural, rant rm.
“4.031% iteration. 0 feet 8
center. Purely save Her-am
a soon so. however. and kept the taller
than guessing when he got lost in the
crowd)“ guilt-old fined unfortunately
Dorian, . n ‘ on. was was Is is nasit organ and
y. ppear m be getting a to time was called. Although he is Weak
from the loss of blood no turther ill
effects are anticipated. The clowns
were suits of ludicrous creation while
the dudes were in evening clothes and
looked quite natty. at least until after
the game started. The name ended
John Sherman Hart. of Contentment in a tie. into, but the returns gave
the decision to the clowns because. the
duties were all in and unable to play ' will have to do, in lieu of none
the tie off. The u'lniiiit team has been , there is little assurance hot-calla
painted and flnlilllml in flnt' shill)“. challenged by the llulhlinl: t‘ontriimoi~| his getting the latter, and he is at
Five iind will probably play as a pro- . charges for horse stealing and' ' M
iimlnnry on the owning of Feb. litgui'er to the superior court.
Following is their ('llilllt‘lilfl‘t We the:
undersigned. Building (.‘Oilli‘ili'lill’fl. do mimicntiVe sort of fellow, but.
hereby challenge the winners of tho here-abouts say: “He is fooling
Themes and Mrs. R. S. Barclay. Clown-Dude game to a game of basket. May be.
bail for Friday Jam. 27. Our iizureua- he possess an
Rowayton Free Library wbp has been Men is one of the strongest in. this vi- authorities may elect to glVea
ill at her home in East Norwallt, bus “““V- having ""9" a” 5"" 'W"
resumed her duties. Miss Beatrice ‘3“‘3‘1‘
' ladies at
charge.
“w c... .n... o.-—» .—
illllll dilution.
Andrew'Taylor'a men have been on i ll d
gaged for two or llll‘Pi‘ (inys in iraus- r ”W manage to get in as
km “Will ”mun“ “'9 “”1““ 0‘ porting household goods from New in some stable. cheap saloon ori
ork to Norwnik for l'or‘iel‘ Emerson Pry and further contrived to
‘0 “- Schaefer, 0"N9W‘ll‘v N9" 39" Browne, the author. Mr. llrowne will porn the allegations. $18 bowl.”
and for Europe Wednesday. to remain nwlley drawer. Dld Charles and“? .. .
opportunity? Not a bit. be rather: ..
Filmer W. Waterbury, of (is Ridge. footed it for the depot, and bill ..
Another game in the pool tennis. former”. or Glenbroolt. is seriously “I a Pullman sleeper went his w
meat of the firemen will be played this at um home 0, m” bmmm.‘ ‘
until spring.
and the wires
We have a full assortment of
WASH BflARllS
You will be sure to find one to unit, at
Schiichting Bros. & Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. C Iain It. Davies
Belect Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
and read. Hardware. Paints. itlaas. etc.
. . titre of the .
y. .“ a .
Not a little indignation has been
badly smashed up the Nlll'olOll lire dc-
pnrtment‘s auto lire iippniuttls last
week. The machine. in its present'
““9" “‘0 mid? an “‘3’.“ Th" condition. is a sad lookliir. wrei-lz. ‘lt
V“ the ‘3‘“ 0‘ “1° ”"3"“ 59”“ 0‘ appears that it would in: a bard job
to smash it up any wol'sr in collision.
it is at present at W. A. li.uii'«.r(l‘s gain,
age-in South Sorwaik and it Is especi-
ed it will be shipped hack to lllf‘ inr-
tory from there for a rt‘illlildlilx. ‘
Mrs. Theodore Daveupoii putt-naili- 3’55““ away Saturday.
version. some very good names being ed at cards. Thursday m‘mmou. ‘t
played. M iii" “Milli Mid In“ the her residence, 216 Summer sirooi.
About twenty-live club members and
res Ceilings was found to have tiltt guests were present. unprwrfll In...
were served at a “hill“ loadable dec-
Hmy Taylor was the successful asn- orated with red carnatioua, Miss win-
ton. Miss Frances Gould and sites
Evelyn Gillespie served. Among illi-
prite winners were Mrs. .t. .\'. Pills.
bury. Miss Seoileld and Alias ilnll. :ize
lasi‘nuineil winning the guest prize.
Others ‘
.‘lilsa Andrews, Miss Clark.
lom. Mrs. Shaw. hire. Decker.
Kiriibam. Mrs. Fred Taft. .lire. Mei-
ville 'l‘afl'. hire. Hendrie. bliss timid. -
Stamford Advocate.
Herman V. Hooter. of Stamford,
formerly of Barton. has instituted a .
stilt in the superior court for 820,0i; m" and in “my" boardi
damages iltuliw
Stamford to»: illi‘ iiiiclmt‘iolii-is of tile
allectionapf illicit-la wife.
fern “'(‘rb‘ illilii‘li‘ii on April 2d. H05.
manna illlllli‘ was Elisa-
lit-tli .\i. ll. lllli‘llilliill. The couple plii'
led in liiilll and allow then the plain
till has not enjoyed his wife‘s mm
puny and he has suffered m-nsulorably
Before be separated with his win-
ho gave her some propon. in New
York and be now claims iiizi the dc-
lendapt is enjoying the neuritis or said
property. On l:lseilteitiber 23.3. thus. ilor- stated
for claims that he was glvr-n a decree
of divorce from his wife on the
grounds of infidelity with the dci’en.l~
Since that divorce lac sale: that
the defendant and his l(li‘itl(~.' wife
have married and are now living in
Stamford.
were llias llol'lle.
iiiurlcs Cells. of
i
defeated by the Tones Ian's Club has it
Fred H. Batterson spent .‘ldllillll‘ in
Port Chester. N. Y.
Mrs. Maurice Mills was it ween-cud
visitor It the home of bit-u. .lolin liar-
ui. little church on tho hilltop. Those l
The trained nurse who has bu it till“
for Fred Mien has maria-d to
John Baker has recovemi from an
stack of trip and is able to attend iii-
i
Willism Carson has. I'M‘ill't‘l":ll
troin hi! recent illlm and to itiilitd
his duties at 0. ll. Keinpm's iaunoiy.
Mn. “00f” I'dil‘lllllid Mid dough-
ter. lies “Ethel. who have hem very
‘ili. In now able to be about the
lawn“!!! H. Salter who has been
hapast month at While
Y.. With his daughter. has
" .unna ..
' .. ‘ n'a
intuitions a
auWoodbury.
obit plies states there is not
Q3
all. the: drunlst at
hamab'.'haa re-
twlth, parents
"port that she and
WC! toaglve . up the
to Francis Doctor ' ~'
M. i ,
animl
Rainer Fishy, some of
WESTPOR'I‘, Jan. 239.”,
seem as though Charlie . ‘
might 'lfllii himself out of isthmus
Charlie seems to be a council
He isn‘t very old hilt.
y sheepskins tilll '
de- diploma for quick action and
We usually l‘F‘Cl‘ll‘f‘ large getaways. Taking the titles It» a
DeWnters, of Pennoyei' street, n“ puma for our fine team work, but are by the police and alleged to ‘ ‘
been substituting during her absence. Willing on this one occasion. to appear from Charlie who is not at sill"
for the benefit of the Y. M. (t. free of it wopld appear to recounting ‘
‘itli'y. he is veritable Phineas, i
vdoublotouch-and-go and I! to W
alleged style, he appears to be"
with that also for, again the ,
ilons as credited coming from W" "
in Kansas City, for
UoWitt ward Chicago. ,
Waterbury. of Stamford. A {W days declares Charlieusnd is further
ago he suffered a slight sliorl; which 19 have added: And the sink-
pany. and Joseph Klinelelter, Jr. of resulted in partial paralysis. ,3... Rich ni think of looking tor the this,
ter is attending him. and has hem:- ap- me i“ a sleeper, eh?" First “in“
plying the electric treatment, Mr. \‘l‘a~ "’3’" here. it i“ ““99ch “my“ .
Mrs. lnness. a missionary from Brlt- terbury is 72 years old, sud in
lab East Africa. spoke in the Moiho— known here.
dist Episcopal Church. yleatordaylaf-
ternqon lit tle young poop e‘s meet as. v ‘ .. . . .
and last bill" at the h” revival ser- expressed 0 er the actldrn that so
"Nothing lilo
M,“ Charlie has outdistan '
manly Rallies and ‘
that is of course. if he isn't splint ‘
yarns about himself and others ‘ly
m
DEATH OF E. M. BULKLIY.
Danbury Town Clerk Passed Away
lingerie M. Bulkley. town cleric
lliillilllr)‘, who was suddenly prostrs
;ui his home on Thursday ev
in the death of Mr. Buikle
bury loses one of its most re
citizens and a public oiliclal w
faithfulness and efficiency had
Mr. Builtley had
clerk since 1889 and in rec .
had been nominated for that-o
both parties, a splendid tributb
faithfulness as well as to his in
iiy as an Officeholder,
little doubt that had he retal
mg m“ health the position would has
' “was his as long as he would hays
Mr. llulkley was born in WM
July 7. 1861. and consequentiyr‘wfi
ibc slxtleth year of his ass. Hll'
education in the public school of
0 that town. a “misused
union in that locality half a
His first business as
Norwailr. wheremho
clerk in one of the bank’s early.
From here he wont to‘Brid .»
like a more responsible poet
i‘Ollilitlilt in a large mercantile
He returned to New
lei-wards and in 1873 went to
ill take the position of booth
we stci-e of N. r. Gillette a. will
largest dry goods establishment .
at that time. The store 1
where McLean tires:
the present time. '
Mr, ilulltley became bookies
the late least: w. Ives at the if .
Mr. tree was in the height of ~39
lapse prosperity and when ’
retired from business. necam
keeper for T. C. Millard I: 00.,
afterwards to the factory of
‘lt (30.. in a similar capacity.
inclined with Bockerie it (30.. till
film (’QtltiEd business and his .
lion as an accountant was '
Turner Machine Co., where
when he was elected to the
Mr. Huikley was married i
ers. bills 8. Trowbrldge. as " '
the late James 8. Taylor. who *
Mill. He also leaves three I , .
William ll. Bennett. of Bottle é'
(leaflefi. Banks. of Bedding";
Daniel Perry, of Fall‘fleld. ;
brothers. Daniel W. Bulkley or.
pull; Charles Buikley. of hi "
mid George Buikley. of W
Mr. lluiltley had been .
n..-“ ”Ml wardens or a neurons of
a,
[SIPBRI ! Episcopal church for thirty '
’i‘lic iloe- was in
in; to be relieved of his
lu ctniiliertlon with the chit
when his health compelled . '
lie was an earnest
churchmen and his death
severe loss to St. Jamea‘ «
Was a member of Union
A. M. mi of llniibur
'llie lllutll‘al services were‘
St. James illplscopa
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NO oamatmo 0N ‘l’ltA
Railroad Order Also Keene
Out of
"Children who
the New York. New nay
ford Railroad
be prohibited from . .
order of the rallrcsd‘a .- ’7
orders were given last... .
tors and other employ“
$3. ”They realist: from
0 ill I cl .‘.‘.
York at the immune f ‘ l
commerce commission. .
mmusu- m _
Amman
prohibition all
rs .
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