' 7' fund thl.I carnival in progress
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ifi‘ss Murle Burns, of Union liill,
visiting Miss lliazio Hungh. of.
. . n iogulur meeting on
“nutty evening in the Wall street
tern. ‘
‘ it). Dollarhiorl. oi' Norwaih,
to Paluesriilo, Ohio. where he is
"flint.
Til/it‘s: P. M. Mo-(iiunuhnn and sons, of
.hu'riestown, W. \’11..
he home of oil-Mayor and Mrs. 11‘. ll
7850. See ad on Page. 'l‘lueo.
Anson I”. Kooior, of the local bronchi lnsepll ii Humor and Reuben K
‘ l of the Armour ilroi‘ Company.
youturdny utioruoon
sponli
in ilziniiury on
* business for the firm. l
”VB-"ll
t‘iocltonoo liayloifil No (i. it.
I : Mt; will moot i‘iis Dinilllllr.‘ in lhr \\'11il
1 street burn and hill 1111151111 ionii no;
‘ luminous 111110111: oihor things.
1 Buchlngllnln Post. No. 12.0. A. it
,‘ will moot on if‘l‘lill‘t)’ (Ironing: us llF'lill.
i\loti1inu,r ol‘ sporlni iniprirlunl-u is. 1'1:-
Ipociod to (‘tllllt' iiel‘oi‘tI the mention. i
21‘. Snmplor Murray. oi‘ theI Norwnih'
pout~oillu9. (nioyod .1 dnv's rurniiun‘
youtmdny during; “illt'll liiilt‘ .i \\'-ii‘
illun Rowe. snhsiilulo 1't111".i1Ii <-"I'01(I11d
.‘ his 1'.ouio.s
The. Nontulk lily (‘onul' ii is srhuli:
' tiled in moot on \lmilin) 011' him: llt‘ \i1
011 that (Ironing tho 1min 1111Iuiin,:l
hear the (Isilnlnlvs und in illlit‘ til-lion,
thereon is also to come up.
Miss lilisiu Souddur. (11‘
Pin, in suhstliulini: at tho oiiil'lIn oi
the Armour lltItIl‘ Company in Norwulkt
()lirrl‘ ii. Mitchell. who is:
for Cnnllioi-
at present on his wedding trip.
Sovornl mombors oi tint-nu 11ml
1 ,Cockonou ’i‘rlhos or lied Men will no.
to ill"
thorn. ~
to Slainioi'd. tomorrow night,
This liliB boon dusignulud us Norwuiil
nlnht.
. Tho Norwulk rniiroud station is still
in the hands of the painters and tho
work is promousing rapidly. The slu-
tlon will prosont a finer uppeurauco
after the work than for 11 number of
yours.
churlus Keith. of Bridgeport. who
191161111115 11 pharmncy nt ihiI (Iornor oi
Purl: 11nd -l-‘11lriluid uvsnllos in tho
inhovo city, is visiting 111 tho homo of
his ulster. Mlilti liurriot it’oith. or dilpoi”
Mniii street.
’M’luii Elsie Hill and Mrs. Waller ll.
Wood. of Norwnik. are tillt‘lltlilill lilo
outnmonu’omont oxsrcisos nl Vassar
Cullen. i’oughitonpalu. N. Y iloih
adios are graduates of this roilexo and
m; 111101111111; tho reunions of their
lililiosr..lnrvls :5. Murray. who 1111,11
irons trouhlud tho limit tow wells with
Ultimatum on tho nook, this had 11 sec-
uf'iid tanning utilitarian for his truiibio
by Dr. F. i. Burnett. of south Nor-
Wit.‘ His friuhdn are extruding sym-
Willy. . i .
{loorao Avison. son of Solurtmnu
ti’lid firs. Alfred Arlson. ot 'Norwullt.
.llio cover doslgn on tho Judo
ti bur of the flora“ Magazine. lie
. Mill“ sovornl inside illustrations.
' on are oxooptlmmilr good and
kill display Mr. Avlson‘s talent in
“it niioson work
mommouom William ’i‘. marlin. 0f
urwnik Yacht Gilli). will suit his
floor to lmohmunt. New York.
Morrow, to take part in the mess of
downspout Yacht Club. on Satan
”Vloo Cmnmodoro llussoll B timid
his it class hoot. I1viii also moo
. "so. Quite a number at Nor-
nhis also uxpoutsd to still down.
111 own-our will have 11 line 111th
to not tho rum, as tho sushi!
in among the no; on hung island.
has;
_ . i “1..: 0. illicit. of it. (1.111111 o (10.. of
It attend the wedding oi his son on-
111'1I visiting at.
. ticnlnru.
Smith, of Main street. i
‘ ”Get a $5 Safety Raror (lnttit tori
icollvnt summer diol.
lionosviliofl
We insure
"AUTOMOBILES
. Against . . .
”Fire.Theft,.Llabliity, ,
PropertyIIDamage,
Co lision
muons. GOLDEN
1
i '74- Washington 81., So. Norwuik I.
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3 I a
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R AMERY BUTTER.
Shore Dinners-7a Specialty. Dancing, gloating,-
Bathing and Other Attractions?”
HiGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given
Tel. 500
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FULL CREAM DHBESE. A POUND.. ........... ..
.-‘0AMPBELL‘.’$ SOUPB, 3 CANS FOR.
The Great A&P Tea company
124 WABHINGTON 812. SOUTH NORWALK. : :
Fri.“ Delivery.
Dsiivorlu a: 30 a. m. and 2: 80 p. m.
JAC9BS 5305.. Mmageru
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DOZEN “.1....“-...i.».--...s.256_‘
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A PouNo
hill!!!
to Automobile . Porties
1hridgeport. is in towu today on busi-
i
i “(3555.
Bonnie poultry loads 111 Manuel
l’iutch's.
'l‘.l
’I‘ho adv. will give you. pur-
hliss hi. .1. Brundnge. uiunngm oi the
Poslnl Telegraph (‘0. in this city is in
itireonwich today.
Johnston. of New lloo,holio 1111». in town
fflodny on business.
Edward W. Kolim Jr. of Malllt‘
. 5111001. spent )(Islolda 1y in ilnnlulli and
Ilioihol nilh loiulives
V. l’osiul curds are lit'illl}: ruroil'od ironi
{Olin S. Yilllilgll. who has nouns) \\'il-
uwuulloe. us a dulolzuto from tho. liop- i“ ““v
m... 1......“
.lusoplis oi" South Norunih. ,
, ......._.‘....w... 1
Noodles 111'1I nutritious and urn 1111 «Ix-3
in the tidy. all
John (l. llnur you will tlud sororni snip;
goslioiis for their use. llollor road in?
- 1
ilunnor Social Club will hold 11 input-f
i ing this cloning tho homo oi him-1.1
l‘ l'llllk lilortiuln, oil iinwiiins ni‘t‘filll‘ l
Molniu-is 11nd iliunds nio (oulluiil in
i vilrd to he ptusont.
’l‘iiiI slulo board 111‘ odurulluu has:
llssuvd us 11 animal ilol'ulnont lhtI i‘f‘.~1_
lpnri ol‘ lhrI sl‘ionro (‘ililllllliiut‘ up~
poiiilud hy the Connecticut (‘ouncli oi;
i lIldrt'niion. Jiliiuul‘y ii. liltlil. ‘
Oscar ll. Blinks invites you to in-
jspocl tho torn-door model it Mayor
"automobile at his garage. it has called
forth delightful comments from those
who have inspected it. 800 adv.
Monday tPVClllllK won the lifth unni-
VL‘ililll‘)’ of tho lnurrlugo or Mr. 11nd
Mrs. William I. Woundy. of Cnnonn
1sironl. and they onlurtninod :1 party
of friends in honor of the event, thirds
worn. plnyud 11nd tutor excellent to
ironinuontu were sorted.
The South Reformed Church. of Jor-
soy City. is booked to hnvo 1111 excur-
sion to Roton Point. on Saturday. and
on Sunday two excursions will be.
thorn. They are the ‘Willlumaburxi
Singing Society from iirooklyn. and tho
Shining Society from liobokuu. N. J.
with; snoriilco sole of S. Fox‘s stock
ludios’ lino garments. huts and fur-
ntnhtngs. ill Main St... Norwalk. Bo
gins tomorrow. lusts ton dnyu. George
Koolor. successor.
William Woliniln, of Norwalk. has
noun to New Rochelle to sound soror-
ul duya. lie is to ho tho uuhur hi the
woddlun of Paul inbound, n iormor
Norwulit young man. which Is to alto
hold this evening in Ell. inlkn'sChuroh
in Now Rochelle. Alosnudur' Humil-
tor. of New 1llorlt oily. who is also
11 former Norwslh man, is also to his
an honor at tho nominally.
Sorrslony of state Matthew ll. Roti-
nrs has concluded to allow Robert
Itllssbromtior or New million to Both
linno opurstlug his automobile in Con.
noctlout and to Millpond tho iioonsn of
John S. Burke, of New Huvon. for four
months. beginning hilly iii. the data of
on accident in Ililhlch curs driven by
them two dollidod in Milford. Tho
can has uppomd’ in print and tho
continued homing tints hold Tho-tiny.
Persist usrds s‘ro being «hatred is
Norwuih daily from Mr. and Mrs. Oil
vor Hsneititlo Mitchell. who wore mar.
rioti on Suturduy evening. and who are
now onioying thoir wedding trip
through New York state and ' New
Jersey They report that thoy no on-
ioyihg a mail amount tourney ind
111111 thoy will proliaiiiy insult 'Nurwuilc
drills on ,
.npprnprinliouu todny.
I iiltI committed has unl‘uvorubly
1000; prosecuting allornoyn,
nudity. lipou than" rota ' .
ELM ER E. CASE
Toguet Special Motor
The Specialty Manufacturing Co.
40 Water Street,
irrnornunuus 10
0: $10,000,000
iiAli’l‘lI‘tlilll. Juno. iii.-~~'l‘ho ulnlu is
heudod for tho $40,900.1th mark in
osponditurvs durin‘ii llio' noxl two
years, ilt‘trtli‘dllll; lo 11 stntomonl is-
auod by tho loglsiutlru committed on
Thu uommitluo
hnu nirtIudy rouoillniondod for pusuuno
rosoiniiuun ('nrryinu :1 grand loiui oi
Siih‘lfidlt‘ili. ’rhero nro pending I‘i'ilillll'
lions carrying it loud oi $i.ll.\‘ti,usil. 11nd
l‘o‘lull‘i-
ed resolutions which curried u total at
$1507.22t1. ii is exported thut lilo total
of appropriations that Will ho rotod
will slightly oxcood $10,000.1l0ii.
Some of tho appropriations rheum-
mended and passed follow: Doll-
cionrios in uppropi'intiuus oi lust us-
nomiily, 8456.977; departmental ox-
ponsos: blxoculil'o. 824.000; sucro-
tury of slots. Siltii'ltl; tronuuror. $37,-
000; comptroller. 119.120; uttornoy
xonerul, 814.000; insurance. Sillinltlll;
hunk commission, 825.1300.
Among the salary accounts are
lhono: Judges of higher courts. 8318.
i300; superior court clerks, 894.000;
common pious court clerks. “6.000;
stain attorneys. $55,000; shorltfs, #62.-
$16,000;
reporter
court messengers. 318,600;
snpromo court. $151100.
Court expanses urn estimated at
3685.450: the within. not including
usvnl msnrvo. ”MAW; ulsto police.
300.000; board of prisoners in county
jail», $240,000; uoldicru' hospital hoard.
$332,000; hospitals. 3292.500; stuto
priutluir. 1160.000; education. 01,970.-
800.
Among lilo appropriations not acted
upon urn thorn: Highway commis-
5001. humus asylum in Middletown.
$412,000: in Norwich, "24.800; unvsi
militia. 330.220; sluts Irmorlos. 3126.-
000; school for boys. Iiiildhli); for
girl». ”05.560.
HiGH HEEL! MID A8 RUM.
m
Justin Howard Finds With (indul-
tlng Nun» to Advocate flow
msl rut. -
TROY. N. Y.. Juno tum-Justice
Howard, of the Supreme Court, in ad-
drossing tho graduating class of nur-
ses at Troy Hospital. branded high
hotels as heuthenlsh so rings in this
nose or lattoolnx.
“Biron slices." said this justice. "sro
as barbarous as torturing, and us doli-
tructlvo or mouth ns’tho tihiuosu wood.
on slings. hath brood unsuiiliy and do-
turmod toot. cutouts proud at 0113
kind at deformed root is at tho uthsr.
slash hind rooultu only in solids: thon-
atrocities. ‘
"Will you not «dropout normal lost.
with”
sinner. 33,402,000: romrruntory. 32%..“
.tho store this morning and united to
suit otnn oxpimltm. (lions truth tho
such '5“ dodgt‘irsi no: you too; ‘I
W R. THOMPSON
The latest and most auroral design
in tho lnaito-nud brenk two-0y ole typo
All parts are exceptionally onsy of
duress. and can he adjusted without ro
moving engine from ioundution.
Single Cylinder
Ruled Willi
Model H. i". Curhurutor
ii 2 is 375
.i' _ ii to 93
h 5 122
Double Cylinder
R180
S in 205
South Norwulk. Conn.
i
COUNTERFEIT STREET CAR TKDKoi
ETS.
-m—
A Good Business Done in Chicago Un-
til Authorities interfered.
(filll‘ AGO. Jun.- 1:. A wholesale
1min mail order businvsu in alleged
counlorloil strool rnr liritois won un-
rororod inst 11111111 in two raids in.
South shin rostdmwo districts. 1
As it rosnlt of tho ruids .i. H. Farris.
i-nnduotor on liuI illinnis Conlrni itali-
rond. is nndor arrest. and his holiior.
William 1.. l-‘nriis. lltll'llllol' ompioyu of
tho ridiroml. 11‘- 11 funillvo. 'l‘lioy llro
rhnrnod with lit-11111 tho ioudoru in tho
soholno.
(ltlloluls ol' :1 dotvrlivo ngmicy who
lud the raids. any they intro ovidunce
that the turn inniululnud 11 printing on.
tahlislimout on tho outskirts of Akron.
Ohio, priuiod tickets them. brought
them to tho ("hirnm’ honduuurtoru 11nd
sold thorn to street our conductors on
lilo. Cioroinnd. tihlo. Street llullwuy.
in tho ooiirno of the your. it in chart!-
,od. fully one million lickuts on tho
(‘iorolnnd lines were sold by the two
111911. the profits. according to the do-
lmlvou being divided equally between
the our crown that purtlrlpnted in the
plot and the men who printed the tick-
utu
Warrants woro worn out before lint.
tud Staten Commission to‘oolo. in which
the men Worn churned with using the
mails to defraud.
MEXICAN 8MUGGLER8 ARRfiBTED.
BAN DlEilO. (Yuk. .luno 16.-Bevon-
iy-ttvo niloxud smugglers. mostly Mom
lruu women. were urrsstod while I!-
tompting to cross the American Melti-
can lino last. night with thouunds ot
doiiarn' worth at loot from 'i‘isusm.
'l‘hoy 11m helm; dot-load in tho Amor-
icsu army camp lit the border.
The robot: tound 350.000 to 3715.000
Worth of goods in Tinnitus utter tho!
captured the village May iii and had
sold what they could of it to tourist;
sud utiomplud to msko a grand clun-
up last Sunday. but tho customs duty
kept visitors from buying hosviiy.
W
DRUG OLEKK NEARLY ILINDED.
MlDDldil’I‘OWN. Juno ‘ low-«A mun
.uukuown to this clerk. Harold Purim-
"Will! 70 MARINIRI FOR JUNE ii.
Continent/rut and Now York-mining
island dmttldwllummsr Bunyan-«(ins
linoys repluootl on tuition April 30-
ion. in is local drugstore; walked into
hurt a mixture or quicksilver and ill-
trio sold put up. Formulas. utter some
hesitation. in that he had never heard
or that combination hum: minod his
tors. stlrtud to put it up with the “re-
bunker tilled his taco and blinded his
ores. Tho mun disapponrod still. no
trans of him has hm found. Tho drill
clerk's brought will" not. be inlllslred
by tho accident. it is thounht. '
hisscron or smsurlosnso-
DAY till BRIDGE
tContlnuod from First Pasta)
The meeting last oveulng was short
and pot largely attended, but thoso
who word them realize how close the
point is to the issue now and how
little limo it will take to tell whether
the town will got the bridge started
soon or not.
The meuiing wan called to order at
8:05 o'clock by Modurator Joint i5
Seymour, and Herbert R. Smith actor]
as clerk. V
Mr. Seymour opened the meeting by
suiting that the bill for the bridge
was before the leginlntivo iinunce and
Judiciary committees. at a joint hear.
lug yesterday. He called upon Attor-
ney John J‘. Walsh. who is chairman
01' the legislative committee of the new
bridge, ,to give 11 report of what was .
ilccompllshod.
Attorney Wnlsh reported that hosldo
himself. the members of the bridge
legislative cominiltou. Dr. A. 11‘. Board.
John J. linnlou and John 8. Seymour,
had upponrod lit the above hearing and
that thorn was opposition to the bill
~by Allmnei‘s J. holdup linrlhutt 11nd
Perkins and Pciklhs on hehuii at their
clients
The «omniltteo was 11 lengthy one
and tho commllloe. of which Stiles
Judson is chairman, appeared as
though they favorod the roporl. Thoy
are to go into execuliru session next
Tuesday afternoon on the matter. l
The appropriation oomiiiitieu wns
supposed to huvo met with the. other
committees. lint through an error of
the clerk they fullod to put in an up-
ponrunru. .\i1'. Walsh, however. said
that he has hold 11 conference with the
chairman of tho appropriation commit-
too regarding. tiltI lilii 11nd that this
gol‘itlomnn loitl him that it tho flnunoo
11nd judirinry rommitioou ilpprovo the
hill. thoro will proiinhly ho no honring
holoro his omnmittru. it thorn should
hr the rhnilmnn proinlsod to notify
lili. Walsh
Tho chairman of the appropriation
oomniil'oo shill ho holioron tho state
should make the appropriation dulled
for
Tim bill will he reporxod noxl Wed
nosdui‘.
M1. Walsh .I.l .1 soil lhil throw in
no doubt but that the hill ulll pass the:
ioulnluturo. u hon hruught below them. i
Mr. Soyinour 'nskud .‘dr. Walsh it tho
state will lzll'i‘ tho appropriation. Mr.
Walsh ropiiod that in his talk with 11
momlmr ol‘ the ni‘ipropriuilon commit
too that momiior Etiiill ho is in favor of
milking the appropriation.
od lhul tho stain will render all the
'nssiulauv‘o they can.
3dr. Walsh was nahrd it tho lrniioy
coilillllliy
money. numoly
310.001). llo sold
only duration lwl‘oro theI ronlmitioo is
to determine tho tilletlllietli 111011115 of
obtaining the sumo.
Mr. Seymour said that tho commit-
too exports to not nli tho appropria-
tion suitor! for and tlnlt tho. hill pro-
video that tho hill shall not tulle of-
fort. until after 11 special election tins
boon called by 111.,- suloclinon for the
second Monday utter lhtI governor
signs tho hill.
Joint J. ilunlon mode it motion to ad
louru to Wednesday (Ironing. July
12th. with the proviso that tho chslr-
man may call the meeting sooner if
doomed udvissblo and necessary. This
motion was seconded and voted and
all was over stl5125 p. m.
SPiZZANO LOBEB SUIT FOR
DAMAGEB.
in the cm of Dominick Shinsno
nsnlnut Louise Porno, both of Green
wicb. tor 3700 dslnngos for the alleged
theft of groceries and money from his
store in Clroenwlch. Judge Howard
Scott handed down 11 decision for the
detention-t in the Common pious court
yesterday. stating in the decision that
no ovidouuo had been presented to
show that defendant had received our
of tho stolen goods from Maria Grotto.
tho salt-contoured tidal.
in the complaint Spinnno alleged
that while stunt-yeti in his grocery
store. Marin Grow ounsplrod with 1.011
in Portia. tbs defendant. and
the (trans womsn admitted the thett.
May 9:
Cow and Gallons 'lluoy. lilo. 10%.
Party flair (to: Buoy, No. 3,
P. 8.
Nb. 1.
Buoy. No. 1..
Mutinioooit 8110111 Gus Buoy No. 17.
stolen (lips (in: Buoy, No. 2830
lion und'IClhioko
Buoy. No.1.
He boilov- _
will pay their purl of tilti
he
expects that they will. and that tho
3700
stole
goods amounting to 3M and money to
the mount of $180 from the store.
Juan Elliott found no ovldsnoo to sub-
stantiate the claim that Muisu hull
moirod any or the money although
li‘ivo liltiolilvor Elixir-nos (ins Buoy.
Northport Bay Entrance Gill Buoy,
Little (tannin island hut hoot Gus
_ rive. -
Northeast End
_ June Moulln
Underwear Solo
Juno“ Muslin. ‘
UnderWoar solo ‘
’S
"It is a , pleasure to show our
fine, line of Ladies’, Misses’ and“
Children’s Dresses and at prices,
most reasonable
Prices to suit every purchaser.
VOiLE, WASH DRESSES AND WAISTS.
One thousand high grade sample
Whists‘ to be closed out for less than the manufacturer‘s price. Come
before it is too into, as you can not atrord to miss it.
w. W £27.42:
Reductlon Sale
OF LADIES’ AND Mi88E8' SUITS. COATS. SKIRTS, LAWN.
515 Main St. Stamford
The Paris Cloak ‘81 Suit House
THE LADIES’ STYLE STORE
33 Soutlr‘Maln 8L, South Norwnlk
".4... w. m...” mm
At my garage.
Saint Nicholas Ale '
To taste. it gives you a new idea
or what 11 good Aio ought to be. The
most port’uct product of the brew-
or'u skill. optimizing 11nd healthful.
Tho host A11) for household use he-
t'nuuo of its purity and nourishing
qualities. 'l‘uslo it once. you'll on-
luv it.
CASTELLANO A BARDANI
Agents ludia Wharf High Grade
Beer
Free Delivery Everywher!
You are cordially invited to inspect the
FORE-DOOR MODEL B
MOYER CAR
It calls forth delighted comments from those who know
and appreciate finish and efficiency.
OSCAR H. BANKS.
River St, Norwalk
mum "-1 ~~4-WWW ”-44—...—
The Astor .Houso
V
Call Us for a
The Car that~ is Built to Sell on its Merits
THE HENRY
S. L. BENEDICT, Agent
Demonstration
98 80UTH MAIN 81'.
Mom 692-2.
”Mm...” .4...
Home Spinach.
Rhubarb. bunch ...........
ammunition for
20 NORTH MAIN BTREI‘I’
NOTED HOMEWOMAN DEAD;
WiLIJMANTiC, Julio 15r~MlM
irons ill. Dixon. noted horsewomun and
illuminant socially in New York our.
Washington. D. 0.. and Savannah, 0111.,
died at her summonlioms in Columbia
from cancer. Silo was born in 1809 in
Savannah. do. and had lived at ’10 East
‘1'! stroot. New York city. during the
her. mother. who sin-vim liar. ,Tllroe
brothers. James M.. Gnarls: It. and
Morrlit W.. of tiarannuh. 611., also sur-
About two yours «no Miss Dillon Milo
uririur ii psi:- at homo mm Willi:
manila to Columbia whim this horses
bfiillllllu 1113mm illiti bolted. Miss
‘ ‘ is
Wax or Green Beans,
Funny moon Foss. halt peck . .. .ailo Strictly Fresh Ens. do:
Largo Pineapplou. 2 for Walla W. Baker’s Cocos or Chocolate mm
....tlo Pink Salmon can ..............10111
2 hunches Radish»: ..............60 3 cans Evaporated Milk . ”“260
100] 3 cans Milk .280
Lettuce. Tomatoes. noel amps. carrots. Strawberries and Oranges.
UNITED . GROCERY COMPANY ,
wintor tor the past several nulls-with
i
peck 20c
quart 10g
........270
snow: in
MONIHAN MAY RECOVER. ‘
Intormntlon tram the Bridgeport
:hlspitnl last night. Was to the 11th .
that James Monihau. who was thrown
from ii. iii-eight train while attempting
.to steal a ride, and [all so heavily on,
the roodbud', in East Norwaik, that he
fractured his skull. was about in the
some condition not when howuu tut-r
on in. His condition is noxious. but. no
has it good chance to recover.
His sisters have boon communicate!
.wlih but no word has been waived.
limit! this afternoon it was supposed.
that he lived in Groeuovlllo, Mass. or
some Greenovlilo, this state. .
A former Norwich newspanorni‘su - /
réoouuiud until the ammo 0d the null.
sad or Groouvilio as at Norman in. .
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