Tl
mus-1-
'Westporl:
Saugatuck
EASE
NORWALK
' Get
Your
Filled
at the
Drquants
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come In and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager-
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Fire heathrmrters, \~un Zandt St. Tel.
110.
2l2 ----- 1} ast “ashlnaron and [1 ort Sis.
214-Y an Zandt St, & So. Osborn Ave e.
216“].ilast Ave. and ltowun St.
217~Winiield St.
223~Fort and Charles Sis.
Min-1111131 Ave. and Fitch St.
225M-St. John St. illlil l'Idllo Ave.
332 1-Soavicw me. and l1‘lrst St.
331'1---lioirle\'al'd and Second .N‘t.
33tl—~(‘111'e Ave. and Fifth St.
Auxiliary box in “Martin school con-
nects Willi box ‘il :1
Auxiliary ho\ in hitch school con
meets with 11m 211;
One ‘hlast of whistle
testing or line open.
01111 blast of whistle at 8 p
Itondard time
liox test at S p 111 any W edneaday.
Two blasts oi whistle -l- twilre out.
Four hl1\.11a of whistle «1-1 l-l—at
30 a. 111.. no school.
Some call at it :30 a. 111. one session!
A telephone message to electric. sta
tion (701?) between the hours ot ii 11
in. and 6 11. in. china location ot‘ fire.
an alarm will be given of nearest time;
P. ll. Fielding. of East avenue. is
spending, the day in New York city, on
business.
at odd limes.
ML,
Robert G. Brown has. proved his
household effects from Second to How-
un street.
The rnugrzy weather. this morn-inc.
affected all and few lmti much ambi-
tion to take up their daily tasku.
li‘r'zrnlt (‘lurk ”who recently pilrt‘linu
ml 11 new trout-1e. in ()Hllt‘ll‘n avenue h: is
moved l‘1om ltowan street into that
place.
The. Young People's Society of Loyal
Workers will hold its weekly devotion-
al uot'vico. tomorrow evening, in the
Advent Christian church.
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The Connecticut (‘t1mpauy Iti ntlll on-
ganed in e reeling the new poles in
Beavlow avenue. the. lino car helm; at
work at an early hour every morniuu.
W..w..w
The natural growth oyatermon, who
are engaged I11 working the hotlu or
Bridgeport and F‘tiit‘flt‘ltl. arrived home
this afternoon, to apt-11d tho Sabbath.
Rev. (llrorlen .I. Anderson will 11111111.
ate. at the regular services. which will
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NOTICE
East Norwalk Fire
District
The legal return or the 111111. Norwnlk
Fire District are hereby notified and
warned that the. annual meeting of said
diairlct. will be held at the Witch School
1111111111. I11 illiltl district. Tuesday. June
tith. 11111.21, 8 oclock 11.111.. tor the
following purposes, to wit:
To hear the report of the District
laminated, Treasurer and Collector
for the past year:
To elect 11 1111111111 Committee and
, other officers for the entitling year;
To authorize 1111‘ District Committee
to 111111111111 ruck" aunt or name or money
for the, 1111111111111 rannln expiration of
the district he the meet an ahnli 'deci
heat and to let 11111111 11111 11111 the 111cc
11111; shall decide: ,‘
filial 11111 or May" lllli.
1‘ notion
To transact any other business pro-
per to porno 1111111111 11111111 meeting.
hatch at 11.111 Not-walk, Conn" this
K SIT. JGHcN.
honour (1111111
‘ * 1%th no Wm
' ion. In the itnut Avenue
he held at the Swedish Congregational
church. tomorrow morning and even-
ing. ‘
The weekly devotional services ol‘
the Plpwor'th League will he held to-i
morrow‘tveu-ing. in the East Avenno‘
Methodist church. It, is hoped that ev-
‘ery member will he in attendance.
H. .l. Hipson will lead the meeting of
the Men's Clash which will he held at
‘lho 111th Avenue Methodist church. to-
morrow noon. An interesting pro
gram is being planned and it is hoped
that every member will he in attend
auco.
Communion service will be celebra-
ted at the East Avenue Methodist
church, tomorrow morning. at the reg-
ular service. Rev. William W. Gillies
will oil’tciale at this service. In the.
evening, the pastor will render a rnuai-
cal program of its usual high standard.
The regular monthly meeting of the
East Nor'wallt Improvement Associa-
tion will he held I11 the Mayflower hose
rooms, V1111 anult street. Tuesday.
June ii. at liztitl p. 111. Many important
matters are to come before. the nano-
t'iaiiou, and It is hoped all members
will be present.
The, services at Christ. Episcopal
Church. tomorrow afternoon. Ill‘olllll'li'
rto be of unusual interest. a special 11111-
‘Sli'lll program having been arrunited
for that morn-don. liar-old Hall, the
p'opnlar 11111111.. tenor sinner will rend.
111-11 solo, “Seek Yo the Lord." Mr.
llall has made quite an Impression
with his sinuing and has the heat wintr-
es of his many fricnda for continued
SIICCUSSI.
1‘ l1 1
llev I. I1‘. lieynolda' subject. at iht
,Atlvent t‘ hristl: 111 t‘ lunch Sand; 11' night
will be View; and \i.rt11es of Young
\lett of the llihle. This is the Ilrst of
a series of short summer hillilliu eve-
ning talks to be given by the pastor.
l‘he entire service will not exceed one
hour. The pastor will also ollit'lalc til
the cornmunlou Service at lll::lil 11. 111.
'Mt‘s. Lottie ll. Reynolds will be Ilit1
leader at the Loyal \l'or'kei‘u' meeting
or ii: l1’1 p. 111.
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The annual district meeting will be.
held, Tuesday evening. and It In oxpec.
ted that the session will he largely ot-
tcudetl. Nothing of apeclal Importance
I11 elated to come] 1111 at this time. al-
though it Is understood that the oppo-
uition will have aomelhlrrg to‘ offer.
"".lloue1er the tllnir'ict hart enouuh cori-
1 Ildcnce in ltn dinlrlct committee to be-
lieve that these gentlemen will be able
anti ready to defend thcuiuelvoa In any
matter that may come 1111 no regardh
their conduct oi‘ tilt; allalrn o! the dis-
itrlct during the print year.
l The June rally. of tho Norwalk
liwiib 0i Epwotth Lcnuirea‘was hold.
hurl evening, in the iltirit Avenue Mo
ihotllat church, The. affair Won a moot
11.112111111111111 one in every way. being
largely attended and very onthtiainutio
throughout. The weaker of the oven-
Mothodint
church. The ufi‘ulr was a most 1111c-
rearil'nl one in every way, being large-
ly attended and
throughout. The aponker oi the oven-
irnt. ltov. Glande ll. l’ritltlv wait at bin
heat. taking for hit-r auhioct, "The Blurb
inal Problem 111 investment." liov.
Mr. iirldtiy in a most. entertaining
, speaker and his listeners 1111111; 011 ev-
ery word. m the conclualon 111 the
luminous session. the guests were roy-
ally entertained by the members or the
Elli“. Avenue church brunch. Refresh-
ments were served and a moat onion
able social time enjoyed. All present
voted the born-and girls the heat of
hosts.
1.01m 111‘an FARMER muse.
STAMFORD. June 3.111~'.I‘he body or
Jamar Wynn, '11. 1111-11111, about. till years
1 old. was found lying alongside ii road
in 1111113 111111111. this morning. . Accord»
lint to thejpolics. Wynn was; returning
to Long, Ridge, which In about 8 miles
north ct Stamford. after he had die
posed or a load oi hay. While the
hotly 1111111111 no indications of violence,
the police are 11111111111; 11111111111 clrcam
stances. and 111 dhorill. the medical
. examiner. trill make a report 11111111 the
very onthnniasticw
iii it hill fiWMIl tiff» 11111-1111 ll ‘W
WESTPORT
AND
SAUGATUCK
\Yestport probably has as bountiful
11 shore front as any section on Long
11.1111an Sound. ’l’hc harbor In good. and
dotted here and there with lnlots and,
islands, where 111111 located iinelv laid-'
”out entities,
with I1andsoruohouscs.
and the scene in a truly delightful one.
Many of the. places take especial pains
with the. landscape anti art gardening.
time the,
details. and in the summer
properties are at their boat.
are numerona attractive.
throughout the town. and the1 wealthy
New Yorkers 111111111 time ago saw the
beauties of the place and runny magni-
tit-11111. residences have been built.
The town is very nicely situated,
helm: on the main line of the New
York, New ilavt-n and l'i‘ar'ti’ord llall-
road. and brutal: excellent trolley con-
nections. 'l‘ht1 water facilities are un-
surpassed. there helm; a llne’harbor
The shore property has been rapidly
developer] during 1hr.1 past few years.
leading; to make the town quite 11 8111111
int-1' resort. 1.,1lu_11 to the cast or ,\‘or-
walk, 11 number or Norwalk people.
i with others from l‘lr'Idgeport. lurubury.‘
liethol and other inland towna. have
acquired property at (‘on1pohlllls.
and some titty entrance and bungalows 1
have 1111111 erected there. making a
complete settlement. At t‘ompo the
town has erected a large pavilion. and
there are bathing and boating futili-
ties. An extension may be made again
this summer.
Mrs. Nell .llli‘lll.1l"0ll and children of
New Jersey, are viz-tiling at their lor-
mer' home here.
The 1111111111- hlay devotions 111 the
(‘hut't'h ol' the Assumption i‘lutéi'd \Yed-
neatiuy 111111111111.
\Yiillnm (‘rossman has his hat-11 com»
pletml and broken around for the tellar
of bin new house.
Mrs. Thomas Blake and little
daughter oi New York city are \‘liw'illlii:
relatives in ion 11.
Mini-i Sarah Potter is entertaining a
house party 111‘ friends from New York,
at her hammer home.
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Mr. anti Mrs l-‘rauh Nichole. 11111-11111-
pnnied by In. lander McNamara at
New York city. have returned from a
visit in Lyons l’lains.
The strong Mayflower baseball team
of East Norwulk, arc to play analnut
the Westport nine on the home diu-
inontl tomorrow. A hot game in anti-
clputctl,
Stanley l’racknp. one ol‘ tht1 seven-
year-old twink or Mr. and .\l 1'11. t‘lrarles
l'i'ut'kup. of i‘r'oau Highway. tilt-ti
'l‘hurutluy utter a two weeks' Illness or
brain l'ovn'. ‘
The inevitable renult of the failure
of the Bradley axe factory to 11111111111
lrualneas after the tllaastr'onu lire hi
the announced intention of about in
l'ruulllt's to remove to
where there In it largo axe factory.
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’ t‘t1uaidortti1le excitement waa canned
at the high animal one da1 this Week!
when Mr. H. l‘clcr‘aonn cow stink In
the hon. laid north of the. richool M1
tor mach dillloulty the boys and never-
al 1111111 auccoedod In pulling the animal
upon hard ground.
1’
A number oi Wentrmrt people Weill
to Norwnlk. 'l‘lutruday eveninn. whorei
than attended the eluted common-ice»
tion of hit. .lohn'n lodge. A. F. and A
M. A number of candidates. including
several from this town received. the
first degree.
in the race or the (Jompo thrift cub
Waiter Alien came in first. with Rob-
ert Allen‘s boat. Captain Henry Nash,
second. The. trophy raced for in ,tho
Sanford can. To hold this can one
must win three caphocutlve races, he
then holds it until there in another
Nico. narrow: that: on 111111 wort
by an dhcld by Joesph Embers.
wmm ,, '1
none PAW FOR GdVEflNOR.
an increased rotary oi the governor
trot-1114.000 to ill. 0110. to he onetime
111111111 next, neutron, is recommended
HOP PILLOWS.
Their Efficacy as a Sloop inducer n
Shown 1111 An Elevated Train.
A man who suffered frotnlaloe'doss-
neon picked up in Austria reneutly
what seemed to him to he the pest
remedy he had ever found. It was
nothing more or lead then 11 pillow
stuffed with hope. An Apart-inn peas-
ant woman recommended it not alone
as a sleep predator but an a bounti-
’l‘lierc .
drives .
(lolllupvlllch
flci as well
Returning to thin i'ountry the man
bought some New York til late hops.
famous for their beer making; quali-
work as well as the lions he had tried ‘
abroad lie round out by experiment}
that trope that made good beer didn’t
necessarily produte good kloop. l
After he had sampled a lot of dif-
ferent kinda of hope he 111111111 that by
mixing hops gr'oun in Bohemia with
hops grown in California and Oregon!
he got a combination which seemed
to answer all purposes in the sleep:
producing line. 1
lie decided that he had hit It right:
when he took a couple of pillows hol
had stalled with this combination in:
his office downtown-1101119 with him.
on 1hr.1 elevated. He not in at Rector
street carrying the pillow and not In
one of the double seats.
and a messenger boy sat with him. i
At, Filly-ninth street all three were
in profound slumber. Several other‘
persons who had been reading news-
paper's near him were I11 evident dis-
trees In their efforts to keep awhile.
Inquiry at. different drug stores
deemed to indicate that the hop nil--
low idea was a new one, though hops
have long been known to have sleep.
inducing oualitioa, as shown particu-‘
larly In the case of beer. According
. to those, who 1111111 tried hop pillows,
you get all the soporlfic qualities of
the hope in this 11 uy without break-
ing any temperanr e pledges or anger-
lng any harmful etietlsw New hark
‘ Sun.
Burned Out a Squirrel Family.
I‘. 11. Brown at Maiden kindled ‘l
lire in n parlor stove that had not
been used below this winter and as
11 result a lamtiy oi squirrels was
, burned out or their home anti the fire
‘thopar'tment made a hurried visit to
the llrown residence Near by there
is heavily 111111111111 land where squir-
rehi abound. 'l‘he atrirlrrcls' nest lilo
eluded a bushel of sticks. leaves and
moan and the phlrnnov 11-1111 effector»
ly blanked when fur. tl-lrown attempted
to start the tire. While the inmates
of the hmine were wondering at the
smoke that litter] the rooms a passer-
» by with anrpriaed to find llamas shoot-
Ing from the thiamcy and he rang an
‘nlurm. No acre-111 damage was oc-
casioned and as no dead squirrels
were found It is presumed that they
escaped. llosttm 'I‘mhncrlll’t.
..
Hittoric ‘Englnc Saved
\Yhen lire destroyed a passenger
train and the train K'lii‘il at the t‘hnt-
tanooga-Naahville station It threaten-
ed the old englbc. loneral. of civil
war 111111111, which hnn stood to the sta-
tion shed for a number or yours. Fire-
men directed their principal efforts
to it and atit't'eetlcd in saving the
relic. The atory oi the race through
liltiie helwcen the General, manned
by Androws‘a raiders. trying to got
(Hit of the (‘tmfetlerulc “not“. find [Ml
Texas. and the capture of the General
is one of lhr1 most stirring incidents
of the war. For many year-u the (len-
oral hna been kept in good repair In
the Chattanooga atati1111,-»~t.‘l1attnnoo-
ga correspondence (‘int-iunuti Enquir-
er.
-
Granite of the South.
When one speaks of granite the
mind naturally rr-verts to Vermont. it
In dilllcull to acorn-Int: granite with
any portion of North America outside
New England. yet it niuat now be im-
knowlednod to the credit of the South
that lleorgln. North Carolina. Mary-
land and Virginia are producing large
quantities of stone of itootl quality
which insures the South 11 place In
the market at. any rate. The 111111qu
output. 111 now 111111111 about $3,500,000
‘nud tho intluatry in growing. it ml! .
he of comparative interest to know
lair t. New England’s output In about
41101111111111 worth of atone annually:-
l Chicago Tribune.
Maine Clam Dina".
(bun dispute in the vicinity of
Portland are. now 1111 diving more for
their clams than they ever have he-
toro. The dealer-11 themanlien are not
gettlmt our more. for the shocked
ivorlotleir. but the dingora are matting
; a good thing out of tho bivalves. The
price paid "11111111 from 1175 to 82:
1111111, an average at 26 cents better .
than they have received before. The ‘
dinners have declared that owing to
Ithe scarcity ol‘ oholl hair and tho-
.amallnasa or them they 11111111 receive
it matter once.--Ke11ncbao {four-not:
so flaynard'n MHMwMurm
0. Bl. Shield: at Roxbary. Franklin
County. 1111111 111111 year we caught a
gray for: In a trap, keenluiz‘unrdnlml ,
until the early 11111111111111 at 1910. when
he let his foxahlp run at large. A
law tum ago when looking over lilo
trawl he wall surprised to have the
11111119 to: In his contention; caught It
the 111111111 111111111 spot 1111 the runner
tlm31m1’hilndelphin Record.
s
New iii-11 tor a crypt.
The Rev. 0. H. Chard. motor of
apltalneldr. 111111 11111111111111 the mm
of 11hr church into ti more ‘where poor
people whose home: are broken up
may deposit than 'turnlturc true of
animal until they are in 11 position to
his; up We Win At preterit the
i ll (mallow-width
ties, but to his surprise they did not!
’l‘wo melflot Broad lilvcr.
': wraith with his wont-en!!!
SILVERMINE
Silverml11e.. Just to the northward
is also a pretty unh-
nrhun district. lit-re sortie artists and
sculptors of national fame have been
induced to make their residence by
the natural beauties which did riot es-
cape their trained eyes. Among the
moat noted of thesa are. perhaps. 'l‘htr
11111.11 I12. Powers, the tror'toontst, and
Solon i1). liot'glnm. 11. he in known the
country (11 or. Tradition says that the
name Silvernrine was open to this sec
lion by the early settlers because of
the belief of the existtuce of 11 mine or
the precious metal in the section
Al. Zion spent 111111111111 in New tori.
Miss Mary \‘iou ls enjoying 11 1111-11-
tion. thin week.
John Schmidt has moved
John \‘ioa cottage.
into the
Miss Christine hlcluurghlin is home
atttr a Wet-it's a visit in New ‘1m'.r.
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Philip liurst, of New
Sunday with his father
York. spent
. John Hurst.
ileorae \Yuhlernan entertained
number oi‘ friends over
int}.
11
11111-11111 1 ton
A daughter was born to Mr, and Airs.
Ilowurd ltet'tor. on Saturday
luv.
V\l'l1'
Eugene Warden, of New York city.
was a weekend putst at John 1).
l-‘earlurhe 5.
Miss i‘hrrn lhilllt‘»i1lltll‘tl.(rf New
York. spent Sunday at the home 111
her parents.
Mrs. George W. Knapp. oi i‘om-
stock 11111111111. lltltl again horn on 1111-
list recently.
James liq‘nohue and Robert AYIIson,
ot’ New York. spent Sunday at Mr. lion-
oliuc‘n cottage.
Mr, and Mrs. ~\\'llilaui Meier, of
New York. spent Sunday at the home
of Philip llc\\'t1ii.
Mrs. i‘lnir'les Austin. at New (‘anualiu
spent the week end at the home of 11.11'
sister. Mrs. Alonzo Iluttery.
Mrs. H. t‘crdreauv aritl Mrs .l.
liut'kmun are spending this week at
the homo of i‘lamle I’tu‘drcaux.
Edward ll. Freeman anti futility were
at their cottage on Hllverniinc avenue.
over Sunday and Decoration lhiy.
Charles hint-Jinn, 1111'. and Mrs.
Iierrman- Hauling and baby Anna.
spent the holiday at 1hr1 home of Mrs.
Paul Schllt'her.
Mra. M. II, Newman. ot‘ Cornstock
avenue. 111111111 11 low day's over the
holiday at. hit Kitten. White Plains.
and Kcnaico. . 1'.
m-
Choutcr (lulbrie haa still boon 1111-1-
inu badly tor moat ot' the week. A11
ulcerated more Ilu'oat. has been the
1111111111 of the trouble.
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Mrs. Alonzo Buttery has returned
home after 11 few dapa' visit with her
friend. Mm. Wyn. of Albany. Mr.
v
, buttery also apont the weak-end there.
.1..-
lilra. Ezequielle. 111 Silvermlnc
avenue. and her little daughter irks.
who have both been ill for uevcral
weoka, are now in ti fair way toward
1 l‘GCOVQI’)’.
Minn (1111111111 Damien. Andrew Winko
and George and James Crununy.
home of Mrs. J. Babbitt.
11111111311 Lobel Charles Wilov. Vln1
cent Finn and John 16111111111. or New
York. spent linturtlay and Sunday at
the home of Charles Roche.
Mrs. Jennie Ktrkvmd. mother or
Mrs. G. i“. ltlcliter. and Mr. ltichrer's
friend. George G. kothstean, at Wood-
hnvon, 11. L. were Weekend and him
mortal Day admin at the parsonage.
Mr. (trove. of Frienaahtp. iii. in, who
hdli boon stopping for the past ion
or. tidward
oi"
New York. spout pert-mi days at the
Mrs. Grove. will remain in Silver'min-c a
little while longer '
i.. M. Monroe, Sr. with L. M. Mon-
roe, .lr., passed through Silvermlne
Friday to call upon Mr, Monroe. Sr‘s,
daughter. Mrs. Lewis Green, of Nor-
wallt, and stopped in passing to visit
William Wardwell, Sr.
w
The Ladies" Aitl Social:- of the file- Shore Dinners and A" Kim‘s D"
West Norwalk
Silvermine
New Canaan,-
1
tlrodlst Protestant (.‘hurt'h, met \i'etlg
nestluy afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Matzhe. 'l‘hc unlit-s 111.11 a pleasant
time planning for an entertainment
which they expect to hold in the near
future.
Mrs. Frye and her
Florence. of Album, ,\'. Y.. 11 as brought
to Sili'cr'niine in very feeble health. on
Monday by Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo But-
tery, with whom she will remain for
some litle while in the hope that the
change may be (11‘ benefit to her.
’l‘hc1 Silvermines defeated the
\Yinuipanlts on Saturday 11tte1 110011 by
a at 11111 of lo ‘1 Monday morning thcv.
p luyed the Broad liliei's and were do.
little tillllfilllt’l'.‘
'1
.1113
feared. the NOW sitintlina li‘i-S . 011 the
afternoon of Memorial l11111, 111‘1111'11l
route that was evenly con-reeled
throughout. they 11111: the New (‘1111111111
Y. M t‘, team home defeated. the score
standing 1‘14.
WEST
NORWALK
This place offers some of the, finest
locations for summer residents to he
found anywhere in this socrlon. and
there are excellent advantages for all
who desire air ideal country home. The
around is high, and many of the farms
111'-- most attractively laid out. and con-
tain all natural facilities. The center
of the villain» contains a well-equipped
store. and there is a chapel. and school
whom is a credit to any community of
this size. The principal industry is
farming anti I11 this a write number of
people are engaged and have been suc-
rental.
| Mn“-
NOTICE
All persons liable to taxation in the
West Norwalk School liiatrirt.
Town of Norwalk. State at Connecti-
i
cat. are hereby untitled that the school .
luv for said district will become par
able to the district collector at hln res-
lrlent-e 1111 \cht Nor'walk A\‘e.. on and
title? Jul) 1 tall. from ii a.rn.t11 71‘
of the;
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TELEPHONE CALRL 720
Bill ll‘N HilllSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWAuLK
Sea Food Cooked to Order
tillllll E. ll'Slllllllll. Plilll'.
WALL
PAPER
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
E. E. Gorham,
Decorator
ill First St, Eu! Norwnllt
Telephone 452
Couch
Hammocks
in white or khaki, with
National spring and wind
shield. for
$6.75
Others up to $14
Woven Hammocks, $1.00
to $5.50
fl...»
p. (111 all 111111.111 which shall remain 1111‘.A J ANGEV‘NE &_
SON CO.
paid alter the lat tla1 111‘ Annual. H.111
interest at the rate of 11 per cent. will
he charged from the lat day of July,’
lull. until more shall be paid.
CHAS. S. hi.\(‘tlhllll1:ll
lllsill'li‘l l‘lollct or.
hand. W est \‘or'ivallt. (‘111111. June
21!. lllll. - 1.. :
KILLING 8ICK DAUGHTER.
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I
134—136 WASHINGTON .7.
Hotel Mahackemo
1. a. 001111011. 11111, ,
sanvrcs AND curt-nae up 10 DATE
Why SUMO“ Mlnilflr Stopped all“ on RATED ‘2 p5“ DAV AND UPWAND
Town Clock.
Sl.ll1‘l1‘il1ll.ll. 001111.. June 31W“T1|lll the
tolling of the bolt on the town clock
was slowly killing his rich daughter.
Katherine, ago 2 your-11.111111 that none
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day. of 391'. Daniel R. Kennedy. poti-
tor of the First Congregational Church.
of thin place. In reply to the story in
11 Hartford paper remarking on the
town clock'ri silence during the phat
month. Mr. Kennedy described simply
that the clock was in the church tower.
and that the bell sounded practically
over the caves of the house. ) *’
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the hell. Mr. Kennedy today 111911111
that he would resign lithe hell was
set to striking again while his dough-
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