or"
, llll » liSl
"‘uii'th L'ltelstrengthens‘, ' ‘
“our‘nervcs and sharp
gene. our skill, Our
_ L antagonist is o u ri
i helper; , ~
' 4Edmund Burke.
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peritoneum) . 1870
fl
Entered at the Booth Not-walk Post-omen
as Second Clue, blotter ,
Annotated ‘Pronri‘Newu dram All
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scorn ironwork; CONN rainingtucosr 11. 1911 _
Porto of the Wort
d by '. appoint Wm
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l
and Our Own operation
WEATHER FOEIEQABT
Showers tonight; Saturday unoettled.
lHRtl wit
Ill Rlllilll Pllllil still; itiii'l‘. Slit“. ,, llllllll * [ill ...........,......~..... [RQUB ‘ SAM s'iiiigsiiiiilil 232.329 . 8H Mill SH Mill _'
Members of An . Excursion from
Rye, New York, Overcome
While Short Distance‘llit Shore
lWll Yillllili Wllllllll Willi
till it] liilSl i llllllll
Latter Became Panic Stricken
and Pulled Friends Down
Joacph M. (Torcorau, “coxuwnin of tho
iloton Point Division. U. S. V. L. S.
Corps, assisted by a Mr. Wheeler. sav-
od three young ladies from drowning,
yesterday afternoon at l o‘cloclt,'at
an aunt up ‘
It noun watt
Former Councilman John Malone
find not former Councilman and,
Street Commissioner John Malone, ol‘l
Norwalk, had a big heart. it is likely?
that there wfiuld have been a prisoner
beforethe Norivulk town court this
morning charged w’ith theft. or rather
attemptcd theft. Mr. Malone caught
the man red-handed lust crafting at
his homo, but because of the man’s
family refused to have him urreslc‘l or
to make any complaint. -
About 2 o'clock this morning, Mr.‘
Malone was awakened by the (Suckling;
of his chit-lions. Slipping on a ten"
clothes he went. to his rear rarl and
around In back of the chicken coop.
llcrc he was positive that there was“
someone inside. for the chickens were
making.r a great disturbance and timed
terribly frightened. .
'l‘hcn Mr. Malone decided to Bury
prlst- the follow, whom he could soul
in the dim moonlight inside. ulthonuh'
Hill on :
illlUllSESllRE
Fall Term of the Norwalk High
School Will Commence on ’
Tuesday, spoiemher 5
PllPlllSHlllllllitliti ,
.illllllis til it l’llllilliil
Classical, Scientific, General and
Commercial Courses Planned l
The full term of school will begin,
on Tuesday. September 5. 1911. At. the"
town high school four regular courses?
of study are offered to students and:
.oapncliy of 34'an cations of elder. do
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“‘va
llllllll-Billlllllll
ms nannllllllllt
Adolph Geonnlfir mt ‘flidueflold
Sues Reddinntllall tor‘iSlomtor ,
According to a suit. for plunder In-
stitutcd against Baohfttl Batu. criteri-
ding, by Adolph Gedppier. of Ridge-
tlelrl. be is not bashful at all. but a
very blunt. outspoken man. and per-
hope orerhaetv in speech and temper.
There was tiled,.vosterdn.v in the an
parlor court the papers in the suit for
AN X~PASlllR iltllill Illgltltilli til PROPER” ll .
lllllNlllPllllli “rimmil'l‘.MPURIANBE_
William Horton,otlohnstown, Pa.,
William jHorton. of Johnelown. Paul
I
is in the Norwufk Hospital sutfcringi
from injuries received yesterday atlA. Tarlov Secures Building Site
5:40 p. mien the Westport road, when ; .2
he was struck by lrving Sipperly‘si EaSt 0' the south Norwa'k ‘ i1,
automobile. lie has a dislocated left Clubin WashingtonSireet
Rev. Dr. Gumbo Has Threatened
to Stir Things up in A. M. E.
Church Meeting
slander. the second of its kind that;
luncheon inatltuted. . .
Adolph Geopplor, of Ridgetield, enrol
in his suit for slander that he has;
been engaged In making cider andf
vinegar for the pact IS yours, andf
when busy his cider mill has a daily!
turner Howard W. Taylor. manual for;
the plaintiff. goes into minute detailsE
of the plaintiff‘s luminous. it wall In2
yours ago that the plaintiff marrlcd‘
a daughter of Sarah Huggins. of;
llrldgowutnr. l
At, the tlmeof the grievance!‘ act
iHllillilll ill PUBLISH '
akneo. his arm is slightly injured and?
he has besides it number of other cuts.§
one on his hand. Dr.”Wllliam .l. TraW
coy. who is in attendance. said title
morning that the nyu‘slhjuries are'
not serious 'and that he‘tvitl recover.
l
BERIMN PAR'SH MAIIERS; Irving Slpperly was: driving towardl
iNorwalk from \Vestport In his littlej
' ‘ fred runabout. and when nearing the?
Present. Pafitm‘, "OV. 0' N' Gib-1 residence of Charles Bucck he turned:
lions, Exercises Diplomacy
Buchanan and Douglass Proper~
ties Have New Owners
.10 the loft to pass another machine,;
’owned by William Bowlcs. of Green-l
wloh. He noticed about this time al .
man on the right hand side of thc‘ A “'3‘“ “me deal 0‘ much ““90”?
road. some little distance ahead and: ”“109 {0 the City 0‘ South’Norwuik‘
saw the renew cross to the left hand i and towaehlngton street in particular
side of the road. Just as be had pass-l was consummated when A. Tarlov, of
it was with an air of expectancy i
that the members of the Knight Street 3
African Methodtet Episcopal Church, “
w'ho had gathered for the regular Tueo- g
tdfly night clone meeting. took their‘
, . .. . . .ltho following suggestions are madam rib m 15 tactic a Mrs. 5
he himsclf was attached from How. 0 it it I 8 Russia .flcmfil in the church on that ovoningd
ed the Bowles machine. the man came 21h“; place, purchased from the estate’f
in a shallow. He walked around and, '0 students and WWW” “l "‘9 1’0"”. his mothcrdndaw. was living with
, out from his tilde of the road. directly- 0? 16h" H- Kerrie. Richard H- Golden.
'Sontcllting was in the wind for sure. ' '
itotou Point, in the presence of a
target" gathering of people. utost of;
Rye, N. Y., with an excursion.
whonrstood transfixed with horror out
they saw the young ladies making nl
trantlc attempt to keep above water!l
' and more unable to lend any assistance?
to the two s'avers of life.
Mr. (‘orcoran was engaged in llnml'lcaughl. lie asked Mr. Malone. “Dot just been received. All those who have
' luv; one of the division boats at thclyou know me?" The former nipped: ; i'OllllOIIS-i lo redeem mill (‘0 140.
north end of the pavilion. and was first 1.
attracted by screams for help. Look-i
lug down the bench. he saw the crowd A
standing idly‘ by and thought the gtrte'
were fooling. However, as the seventh.
lug continued he again looked not? new
titel‘three girls struggling in the water.
Like a flashing leaped Into the water
and with strong. swift strokes, gained
the side of the girls. Sclzlug Miss
Wolfe he brought. her to shore and
returned again, bringing in Miss Mll-
dred Marshall; In the meantime, the
spoil being broken by ltir. Corcornn's
brave deed, Mr. Wheeler leaped Into
the water and brought bliss Nettie
Marshall safely to shore.
All three of the girls came from
Miss
Wolfe attempted to make the swim
from the beach to the final, but the
tidodleing high. the stretch was longer
than ahe had anticipated and when
half way her strength gave out and she
stood up in irony of the wire. a. portion; ”Wt they “'5“ be. helped '0 it proiiinblof him at hip homo in ltidgciield. lio-
or which the llflcf had torn off for hist
entrance and thou said “Well!” l
The man curgued in wringing the»
necks‘pi’ the fowls and putting them in
a translatlil up and saw that he was;
“i do." Then the man began to ploadl
amt hog off. and crawled out of tho‘
Billll(:‘ hole he had entered.
After giving the man a severe tattl-
ing to he told him to disappear, and
he says that thofollow walked away.
like a whipped dog. Evidently froml
the lecture and dressing down which:
she received he will not attempt to. Cl-iATIiA‘ili. Mags" Alla.
steal any moreI chickens from Mr. bin-i
lone. l
BIVEMJEML Filli
SAVING A LIFE‘
Froilcrick Sprowcr: of Brooklyn, N.i
Y.. who is spending the summer ut‘l
Rowayton. was a greaty surprised ro-
isottllltllll rumor ,
(Coutlnued on Elevonlh Page.) “
NOTICE.
A small supply of safety razors has
EXTRA FANCY TOMATOES, 56 011,
50c basket. Joeeloff’s. '72 No..blaln Sl.‘
‘ “Milli ICES ISIICI'E
W . ‘
Il.—-—Whlio
in a waterlogged condition. the three
mutated schooner Thoreau Wolf. of Egg
Harbor, N. .l.. bound from New York
for an eastern port, with coal. struck.
on Chatham bar early todny and will;
probably be a total loan. Shortly lifter:
tho vessel touched bottom the crawl
and wreckcre from Citathum began fol
utrlp her. i
The hi'olf was stabbed about dawn,l
lliarrrohher and a thief!
sides that he Wild conservator over
his tnothevolndnw and her estate.
Strong Language.
0n August 7. tons: the defendant”
Beautiful Batu. stints into the aroma?
and Bashfnl. In tin! presence of plain-
tiff and other parties, and address-
ing the plaintiff. said: “You are a
When the?
old lady's husband died he left her
rich, and roll have robbed her of all
her property. and now you want to
prove flue-1h: lawman and send
her to an asylum. When ehe was sick
nbed. you look good care of her. but
as soon as Inc was getting well you
misused her again!"
The plaintiff alleges that acid words
were false and malicious. Although he=
requested BaehfuLBaln to retract he
refuses to do so. The pleadings state.
that the defendant rained his voice so
that his with. Kate. who was some
dietanco away. could hcar what was
sold. in the second count he says.
i
.in front of the Sippcrly auto. iand James Golden, a piece .01 9'9”".
. , .
. Mr. Sippcrly applied the brakes just' 13'. forty {091. front. 888‘ Of the 3° “1,
I as the loft mudguard of his car struck Norwalk Clllb DI‘ODBTU‘ and “lion
—-<—-—-—-~
, (Continued on Second Page.)
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. NOTICE. ,
A small supply of safety razors has
just been received. All those who have ‘
coupons to redeem may do 30.
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,(Contlnued on tnlrn'oase)
W
llltllilllllll
ls Much More Important to The
‘ that Mary Bola heard the words. and '2 rceeututives. taut Saturday. and which
ciplent of a god medal, last oveninfi-l and immediately (latitultl‘lloaue and
presented to itlm by w. R. 't‘hompuon5 the crew of the old harbor life saving
in recognition of Mr. Sprowcr‘u bruvu station planned their lifeboat and not
cry and presence of mind in Hut’llttl"0tlt to tho wreck. Capt. Cook and the.
I; that Anna Baton was present and
i heard them. ‘
l Want! “.000 Damlpel.
In fiocomlmr. Iillo. the first action.
ribs referred to the committee on riv~
era and harbors and ordered to be
printed. to as follows:
A Bill Providing for a Survey of the
;tlm man‘s left leg, knocking him to which the new owner will erect a
and simply an unavoidable accidentttlll‘e-
. so far as Slppcrty was concerned, for'
N , {Of his 01”.. d;- _: R 2 002. .
-FA CY NATWE RED ON‘ONS' 5c; The Sipporly machine stopped at “FANCY GREEN 00 N! 1 °
‘ a " Bowlers machine crashed into its rear. ‘; ,
"Anna“ The larger machine was not greatll‘iFl-usfllua ““1-
us i' ' ‘ led a few minor injuries. The running‘ . , l k ‘ _ '
BY BHIBRESSMA" ""1 board waarbent and the rear mud-Z THE “ATE" "M"st
young lady in the Bowlers machine told? Before the filter was aterted it was
Mr. Sipperly that he need not worrylpredlcted that it would take several
Norwalks Than A‘ First Con. After finding that Horton, had been l this prediction is being proved true.
injured. Mr. Sipperly went too nearby H. W. Clark. consulting chemist in
.. of Westport. and Sheriff Ell B. Mead.ithe commissioners, visited the plant.
The bill which Congressman E. J. l” the some place. Dr. Nolan was out yesterday, corroborated this prophecy.
‘the sheriff. but Dr. William J. Tracey. A strong current was the remedy. Thin
of 'Norwalk, who happened to the pass- f the department has been doing when
the ground. a was alanircutty clearly handsome and Ulric-dare brick struc' ._
Alton-ton deliberately stepped in front;
q“ I“ ““10“,“ 72 No. MM“ S“ ionce. within fifteen toot. and the. None better. Joseloft. No.biain 8L]: "
damaged. but the Sipperiy cur snatch»;
guard twisted a little. The man and
ifor It was clearly not his fault. years. to get the pipes cleaned out;.H
. ,. (emulated house and telephoned Dr. J.‘M. Nolan. l designing the filter, upon request. of
Hill introduced into the House of Rowland' Dr. Sherwood responded, as didlend also stated that flushing with a
lag before the arrival of the otherinotliled of trouble and trying to an:
:phystcian. attended Norton. bandaglng l ticlpate it. .
this leg. He ordered him removed to; The scales that always were found
I the hospital In“ Norwalk and the am- 3 hard before the filter was installed uro__
d ‘ balance went over for him. returning now found soft and in coming off re-
about 7 o'clock. lmovo a very entail amount of iron.
When Horton came to he asked for: The peculiar quality of soft water is
of slandor hroullbt was, notvsulted on - v - .
hire. Thompson- from drowning. lcrcw of tho schooner, however. druid. ‘ , , ‘ ilarhot at M)” an" Lotta.
.. , .the ground that the only one who; in. it enacted by (no Senate an
(in July full. Mrs. lhompaon was on»; ed to remain 0. board. flti did two; ., , ,
l I heard tho defamatory words was Illliilioueo of Representatives of tho I'ntt~t
joylng a bath. when nuddcnly aha tout 3 women. rclutlvcu of members of that , , _ ’ .
‘ WW. ill" “16 Oll'.‘ “will PM“ 0' them. led States of America in Congress as-l
control of herself, and was in lmtnodi» crow. i . .
sr-roamod for help. The Misses Mar-
uhull. who are sisters. and t’l'loudu of
alias \‘l'olt‘c. lcapcd out into the water
, . from a second story window and pro-
» _ lmbiy fulullv lldurod. 5
and swam out to the tired young lady.
Fey the time they i‘tlilt'llt‘d her side, bow-
ovet‘. Miss Wolfe had lost her proscncc
of mind and grabbed both around the
neck. sinking and dragging them down
with her. They ucrcumod and fought
no danger of drowning. Silo called
for help and Mr. Sprowcr hcinl; nearby
ruched into the water and brought hcri
away safely. 'l‘hauku and conprutulml
lions worn exchanged. and a strong
the young woman and had it not been!
for tho prcscnco of mind and quick-
work of Mr. ('lu-coruu. all lhrro would
have boon drowned.
A big crowd of people wore on the
bunch and lined the t‘cuoo along tho
grove but they were so horror ntrll-k-l
on that not one of them moved a tuna-
(do until the spoil under which tllcy
worn hold was brd'lton by Mr. (moor.
nu'nwbrae act. .
The maul frlcudu of “Joe.“ on he to
rallied. are ol‘ the opinion tlial'both he
and Mr. \l’ltcoltir'uro in line for lar-
nr-nlo medttlu for bravhry. cupocinlly
Mr. Cort-orall. who nuvod tho two in-
dlcu and was instrumental in uuvlnlr
Iltu third. .
When they both got on the bench
tho young ladies were uttondet‘l by
their frlondu and coon recovered mil"
lltliiy from the effects of. their twperl.
mule. '
l'~~WHi.-'ZN YOU NEED ,
llrcll'd. colic, cochlea. blacnltn. ctc.,
phone your wants to tho Iiunncr iiulc
ory. 'l‘ol. llIlT.
W
t
SHOT MAN WHO JAIL‘eb HIM.
.unN'ron. lll., Aug. ilswia attempt-
im; to avoid an order Which would put
hlln in jail. Martin Shad .(‘Iweu last.
night allot, .inullc . of the Peace James
vlvinrmon. of Citric opher. who ordered
him to jnll.‘ shot the marshal. a depntl’
uluruhal luld clubbed another deputy.
‘A companion of (Owen was thrown
Winn-Ito“ ..
tile or
friendship relocated. but Mr. Sprower
with a modesty becoming all mop Of
his ulttmp, thought th olncldcnt closed.
llant cvculnu, while a merry party was
in full swing at the hump of Elinor
ll}. Choc. Mr. ’I‘hornpnou unddouly put
In an appearance and launched forth
in a presentation upcecb, in which he
recited the incident briefly. and told
ol' the young man's bravery, whoreat
he proportion the medal. > Upon the
trophy in inurrlhcd a short. account of
tbn doed. Mr. Sprdwor wall warmly
congratulated by all prouenl. ..
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The Wolf sprung a leak north oft
(,lhathaul. and in an uttctnpt to find a"
safe anchorage in thin harbor. Cupt.;
(look run onto the bar. l
The Wolf was built in 1874 and reg-t
tutored 244 tons.
”SATURDAY SPECIALS.
Prime itib lloaut. id to ltic lb.
(Tholro l'ouuu Fowl. 209 lb.
Small legs Genuine Spring Lamb.
13¢» tn. "
It‘ornqunrtore (icunino tzlprlau Lamb,
100 lb.
Loan Pot'lioust. lflc lb.
towel. or ”Unrated Plato Boot. tic a».
I‘Ilillllti MARKET.
till Sghialu ht.
m— “a
,cttilon for selling liquor illegally.
Thom was no alienation in tho YOV'lsutnbiod. That the Secretarv 0‘ War
lucr action that tho llofotldunt rnlecd'
his voice so that his. wife hcurd all
the defamatory characterization. in
this inter action that want is anppliell.
Man that during tho period of the
action the defendant canned the ar-
rest of the plaintiff for owning and
selling lutoxioutinu liquor». and was
(land by Justice Nichole. but the cunt:
was later united in the common pleas
court. The plaintiff wants H.000 for
the ulandorouu charge and the prose-
cute execuronsronl .
mutate or $15,000
‘ accounts at RAILROAU
. uT. '
'l‘AUN'l‘filN. Mann. Amt. ’
its—wildly .
~FANCY SWEETS. 4 01's.. 25c.
Nico and ntealy. l.. .loucluif'u.
‘mm
Pilislllitll TAFT AT
auburn vulva nous:
lilEVlale. Maura. Aug ll.w~.l’reul~
ndct Taft arrived at Beverly ilrlu utorlu
illg for bill third lvecltaeud may at I’n-
t'ttlnutia, tho new, hummer Willie
l-loune. lie nrrivcd hero in than to
breakfuat with hie family.
The prouldnnt came up from Wuuln
taut-on; on the Federal Express. lic-
wnn accompanied no for all Boston by
n doleghlion from Cormreeu to the tuna ’
oral of the late adaptor William Frye.
nl. hewluton. Maine.
President Taft left the Cougroolonni ,
party at the South Station. Boston.
and at town WI .1 Major unit. the mit-
ltnry nldo. up the north shore to Peru-
nlutta. ’
born broke into the New York. Now‘
Haven and Hartford ltallroud pullllcmf
your station here at. 7 o‘clock laat oven!
ning and retain moro than filth) in ranh. ;
'l‘ho police word not notified of Hull
break until today, when a thorough;
church was instituted. .\'o tioitetu Wore
taken and u largo amount a. adult
Wlifl overlooked by tho robbora in,
tbch- basin. The police have no cluo
to the identity of the thieves.
K
.mnfimww. w: ”a
~8PEOIAL8 AT H_lNCK’8.
Native Pomona. tide pk.
Potatoes. illtc pk.
Potent Flour. the bag.
2 the. Best hard. 25c.
2 «no. .(lreeu Lima Ileana. tile:
‘1 in. Best creamery Butter, title.
4!) Fort St. Tel. fibril;
~,NOTICE.
l hereby forbid anyone trusting any
person on my account... ’
MRS..MARY RICHARM;
Bariumclon
~AUTOMGBILEFOR Hit“;
Seveuezineeenger Loconi‘obile‘. til hr.
Islam: Bullock. of Menominee. Michn
be brought suit In thomuporlor court
for $15.0th damaged uuuluet Sturges
ii. Bullock of ltldgeheld and Robert
t-lcllctlk of New York. in the puporo
filed the plaintiff clalmn that on and
previouu to November 8. 1883. he and
bio pnrdnte.‘owed Daniel Head and
the Daniel Hand and company of Ko-
aoahu. Win, between 83.100 and 83.200.
it ill further rotated by the pulntlff
that In order to protect his purentu
from the debt ho mado over come land
he owned to llonimnln Bolleck of Deni
bury with the lmderutandlng that he
would one that the pnronta of Selieck
and Sellout: himself did not stiffer
from owing the note.
lionjumln (find on September 8. of
that your and the plaintiff presented
Illa hill to the executors, the de-
fondnntn named in tho‘ouit and they
would not pay him. Com actions
against. the plulhtilf he anvil in regard
to the notes cost“ him Over $5.000.
NO‘I‘tCI.
a... email altpply of Ihfety
minutiae
'(lodor‘iil rollers-s, Advertleeln 5, Bettnel
,Norwulk. Connecticut. wltlra view to
I drink of whiskey. and admitted that i it affects these scales. removing in- , .
'ho had been drinking previous to the . stead of increasing and hardening .
accident. He was a knight Cirillo road them. It does not affect. clean cast . ‘
to be made a survey of the harbor at d m a on hl‘ “ V to Bridgeport at iron pipe ,
‘lorwalk .‘ . . . - an“ "‘ “’ "L ‘
‘ .(oltnectlcut, from deep water ‘ if our people will save otherwise so
‘the iiillt‘. .
llllfl'gmorlfid:guu’akwngée :Tflgagii Sheriff'lllead did not think the case . that the flashing and consequent
. warranted arrest and Mr. Sipperiy said ! waste can he done with a strong cur-
ibis morning that he has heard notll-lrcnt at hydrants and blow-offs. the
, lair from the authorities regarding the trouble will be removed or minimized
:llfiotzgclitllrxflznzlgv: providing suit- . matter. it is likely that he will aotlso as not to be noticeable. Those who
All can be we“ the bill if reported 1. be held. for be woo driving slowly and i find trouble will confer a. benefit on
favorably» and receives the; sanction orlcarei’uiiy at the time. and the only i. themselves and a favor to the depart-
.' ‘ ‘ witnesses of the accident. the people meal by at once notifying the water
{mums and the preuldent. will ullowlm the other automobile. say that it‘offlro.
of much more lutitudo than was firet' «Mr. Clark has been for years. and in
both chcmiut, for the state board of
lwae entirely the fault of Horton.
contemplated. The campaign which, At, 5:50 luat night. ten minutes after,
health of blaasachusotte and head of
the experimental station at, lmwrenco.
has been waged b." the Merchattte’lme accident. word was received in5
and Manufacturers Anuoolutlon andiwaMk to the affect that a man han
mm: 1“ responsible for the llltroduc-A been. killed in Weatport. Luckily. a renowned institution. " The water
commissioners do not know where not“
for advice can he obtained. Therein
;be. and be Is hereby. dlroctod to canue
deepening. widening. and straighten-
:—
and straighter channel from tho Walll- 5 witch the facts of the (.380 became
button threat. bridge down. The bill: ‘
from deep water In Long Inland Sound.
to the hood of navigation In Norwalk,
together with a survey of the blunt
the chunnelu and providing suitable
anchorage bnelne.”
This bill will ooroportedbn during;
the month of December. undoubtedly.
and if the report In favorable, Captain
A. Iii. Waldmnwlll then be enabled
to make his curve); and submit his
recommendations. "
erectile tr HAVEB’ urr.
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Choice Native Fantastic lb.
' Native boasting Untouchable In. ,
Loan Pot Roast, "100 lb. .
beat out Shoulder Steak. 10a to;
8 lame Grape Fruit. 250.
it Mltakmotonu..2oc. . . .
nurse Hood laottuce. tie and 8c head.
Native Tomatoefl'rile‘qtl ‘
.. " i ll ‘
*u
d
1‘
will permit of o. survey of the hurborl
Norwulk channel. all ”with a view to»
deepening. widening and etrnluhtealngl
l
i
Aeverythlng wae sold out. and a great
, ci’etio‘n contribute -,, remaining for the
non of the bill, was for a wider, deeper l however. this wuagprovml to be false?
no trouble at the filter. "
known. ,
WWW
mUNEEDAB, do PKG.
L. Joseloft’, 72 North Main St.
~FANCY BWEETS. 4 QT8.. 250. ,
Nice and meuly. ll. .loneloff‘s. '
a
WW ‘
VERY SUCCESSFUL LAWN PETE.
A large sum of money wan realized,
n...”-
FALL FROM TRAPEZE KILLS BOY.
WILLIAMANTIC. Aug. li.«-.Iobn
Jerome Sullivan. eon of .l. ’M. Sullivan.
Manchestermlled this moron
many people of The Norwallta enjoyed ; 0‘ 30‘th
a pleasant social evening last orenlngllng at St. Joseph’s ”Milli!“ here. ill .
at the lawn fete given by the Mieseallhe result of an accident loot night.
Katherine Mailtln. Genevieve Lal‘uyoi lie WM Hilfllll‘lllg M8 MGM-10W Will! 1‘31“
and Mirimmopmmte and Jim“, Ctogelatlvee in this city and while doing;
at the open lot next to the Mlagegitricke 0a a trapeze foil to the ground.
clown home on Franklin avenue. The l his head striking the same. lie was to
affair far exceeded even the fondant“. moved in an unconscious conditionlo
pe’othtlonu of all concerned and soothe hospital, where he died. death ban
clarity and prenatally was a glorious'lug due to eonousulon of the brain.
triumph. Titoideu was an original one He was thirteen rears old. I.
with Miss Million. and the proceedu of Th9 how parents were notified.“
dam will so to the Day Nursery AS- the accident and made a hurried til-u to
soclafifill‘" Each ,dh‘ector of the 3530‘ altiomohilé if) ”‘13 City, “Wining at the
‘ ' bedside before death". The lad. how.
ever. one unconscious-end dtetiin- that. ,
state. T» g . .
‘uffuir. so onthuned wcratlteymlth the
idea of the your] ladleeil'l ’7‘
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