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BREAD AND‘COAL LAW.
Measures That Ha‘io Basn Passed by
Lsoislsturo. i
The following are measures that,
have passed both branches of the gen-
eial asscmbh and ale to become laws
in duo time:
All coal sold. except in scordnnce?
with a written agreement with thei
purchaser otherwise, or offered for.
sale, in this state. shall be so sold or?
offered for sale by weight. No per-3
son. firm or corporation shall deliver:
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A»... "N...” ....
Manuel .loseloff, of Noiwnlk,
pending the day in New York city.
w~afl—... N —...
«to Miss ltuth Hall, of Bridgeport spent
..._...-s.‘...
18 any can] unless such delivery Is no.
companied by a delivery ticket and a
duplicate thereof, on which shall be
distinctly expressed, in ink or other
from Royal Grape Cream oITartar
N0 ALIIMp N0 LIME PHOSPHATI
i town clerk of the some not later than
I month.
’ ltcpt.
lyoatorday that the physicians are lat
Powder mods
FORGET TO REGIOTER BIRTHS
Some of the Physicians of the Town
May Hear from County Hsslth Officer
The law Inquires that when the phy-
sician shall be boiled on 'the case of
a birth of a child that he shall make
a return certificate to the office of the
he first week of the succeeding
This is an absolute necessity
that the town records-may he rightly
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith said
Given by Thomas B. Marauders, a
Lifelong Friend and Comrade
of George. i. Bunion, of
‘Norwalk
iiiitiiillliiitiiillii IIIIII
Piiiiii: fill up nu
Is Now Employed in the Depart-
ment of Commerce and Labor
about the Inuittr lr seIcIul instances.
and that they nocd a little reminder}
that them is a penalty protlded forl
ilut few of the eyewitnesses of the
trailed). recognised so one of the most
ilamcninhie of the bind in all history.
black hair extending upwards. giving
3 stage.
] had broken a bone of‘hls le‘x. This
cartel day with Miss Katherine Boots.
IfOl'chard greet:
‘ The guard and degree teams of the
Eureka Rebekah Lodge had a rehear-
ysnl, last evening. '
of High slrooi,
with
John Shoohun. 1r,
‘ Nurwnih, was a recent visitor
‘ t‘rionds in Stamford.
Miss Susan Hooker, of Now Ciillllllll
A.
éil
. ‘v‘spont yesterday with her brother,
‘l’. Mookor, of Morwin siroct.
wi‘rimc liih lioust liooi’,
l'luyes' Market.
mite III.
A mowing oi" Ibo i-ourd of directors
of the llollc bland il'illil‘m‘t'illi‘lli Assn-3
ciaiion will bo hold this oronig. .
Rev. lilr. Muplosdou. oi‘ Sniliold. will;
motion at both solutions in tho Soilliu
Noi‘walk Baptist church, tomorrow.
Now that tho hunting season is loss;
‘ than a month away. huniors nro spond-j
illll, thoir limo doping: oill wbcrc the
most game is to ho l‘oond '
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s.
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Summl i‘ llolmos of South \‘ol-5
Walk. loll lust ovcuiug loI \‘ow Yill‘iiI
iiom \\il(lil"( hc “ill onto) a trip up
"’ ”the Hudson iIiH‘l' today.
Nuitci'ol'd. oi~ \\'illolI
incline, is assisting in lloiihn s il.Ilt-‘
cry in Main sill-cl, \ilioIc silo was for
Incrly cmpioyod, I'oI' sorcrui days.
Miss iloso
l
~Soft lists. $1.30 to $250 (Milieu:
Mrs. liessio II‘lowollyn oi‘ '0rtlmrd
‘sii'ect, entertained the \t. G. T. l.‘-.'
4 yesterday afternoon at her homo. The
5, session was a very enjoyable one.
I
The Tutor mnsery bod shoun b)
'. J. (‘ollins (to.
things ever put on tho Innrkot in tho.
’wsy of -a baby bod. Soc advertise--
«intent.
‘pastor of the Church of the l'iiurim.l
, regular meeting before that time.
Street. Commissioner Edward I“.
Duffy. of Norwalk, found a hole in the
roadway of NowioWh‘ avenue, this
morning, with water in it. lie thinks
that tho wntor main is brokon and
has notliiod tho water commissioners
to this effect. 'l‘hoy will make an in
vestigntlou.
Chief Ranger Charles Oddo has cali~
ed a special meeting of Court Edmondo
Dr; Amicis. Foresters of America, for
tomorrow morning at. 9 o'clock. at
Which time a representative of the Iii.
muons Art Embroidery Company, of
Now York city. will be present with
utilities for a banner which the Court
II A MANWAOTUIIR.
RIsn prions brought down by use of
M. Point, because you malts
half of it by adding at of s ul-
faint. it of Linseed Oil to such gallon of
gm” MINIMOIJ nor sum,
- as yet: wont to repaint
,, that“! years.
Winnings" unsrsl use has
id. .g‘ifthlgww stint. rename
out on its
- it" attitudes. manafsctun
lb. 3 If Pars Paints, Varnish
Pitts for story purpose. for
inns-aim“. flood: florwslit:
- (It rod, upon demand.
indcliblo substacc; in pounds. the
gross weight of the load. the taro of
the vehicle or roooptaclo used in mak-
lng tho ill-livery. and tho \voighl. of the1
coal contained in such rollicle or re
ooptucio together with tho name. of
the Ht‘Iim' and the name of the par
cilfit-‘Pl‘ of such coui.
(inc of such lit‘iii‘td shall be surren-
lo the cooler of
uolclits and measures, for his inspoc
lion. and such ticket or. whon the soul-1
or dosii'os to rcluin the oriuinnl tic
in t, n \vol-zht slip issued by tho scilor.
sliull ho doiii‘orod to the purchaser. or
his saont or representative, at tho
limo of tho dolircry of such coal. and
tho other ilclioi shall ho rcialncd by
tho seller.
If tho
tniioa such 3
claim». u doiiicry Iit‘iii‘l.
urinal unmbor oi
pill‘cbnsol'. or his uncut.
voul from tho pint-o of pnr
:lIoaing ill-'
pounds doiivorcu.
'.~l‘:Ili ho pin-u to tho purchaser or his
; unoul.
at the limo of dolivoi‘y. An)"
prrson who shall violutc any provision‘
oi thin not shall bo iinod not moro llian'
iron or imprisonml not Inoro than six
months. or both.
.\ll blond boiled and kopl fol lilo
purspo o of solo, or olTorod or uposod
loi solo. or sold. in this stoic. shall ho'
i
,sold by ooisht, and no blood shall in.-
'so kopt for tho purposo of solo. or ol-
5 Mind for
solo, or sold union‘s IIII‘l'I
shall bo aiino bod to oath loaf of spill
Illt‘liti .1 i'lllt‘I or oi Imp, oi a sizn [ill
.m ribod by the slnlo supo rlnlondoul of
En. ichts and measures Malina in tip"
inf a size specified In said an; Iolintond
‘oui. the height of curb loaf and tho‘
nami- 0f ihp Illillllli'lll iurcr thereof
in) person who shall mako for solo.
soil, prior to sell, or prociuo to be sold
our broad in rioslilon of the provisv
‘ions of this section shall be fined not?
more than two hundred doilnis or
p. one of the p..." iimprisonod not more than six months.
or both. ‘
THIEF MADE A GOOD HAUL.
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Rev. Lester W. Slraguo, asslslalll’sm‘u‘ Norwaik PM.” ”"1 Constable;
lnvsstigats Highland Avsnus Robbsryu >
to tile robber. but were unsuccessful.
been kept in a brown leather satchel,
containinx two pockets, which was
falcon also; Two wsddin; rings. one
of which was a lady's. size 0, and the
other a heavy man‘s rins; one seal
ring; one ring not with a white stone.
In this satchel was also a tin box,
which contained 0125 in bills and sold
pieces to the amount of soc; three
brooches, two diamond plus. one pearl
pin. one silver pin. one gold cross,
one silver thimbls and a silver button-
hook.
MAYOR GAYNOR’I DOG FIND.
MONIY
NEW YORK. Bspt. Slim-Mayor (lay-
nor‘s do; "spot". which spsnds tbs
finish“ in s comfortsbis rsosss of tits
City Hall. picked up s lsdy's politics
book containing two In bills. in s corn
nor of one of the corridors of the
building today, and carried It to the
wstonmsm mouths money. than
wars tbrss diamond rings. s” part
necklace and two cards, one hurts:
the stains "Miss donorivis McDonsid.
Wat Enlisdslpliis." and the ‘ otbsr
“airs. Nunss norm, Mount Vernon.
N. Y." Mrs; loans no 'iststsdistsiy
osllsd up by «tailbone and said that
Miss McDonald. who is visiting nor.
had 10““!!! parss units sisntustns bi
downtown Now iwith mtsrdsy. 'I'ns
do was «lots at slim two
mm
:‘Slllilh. that ho will llP\i.‘I' make a re‘
The following articles are reported!
as missing from the house. having;
the case in which they fall to Iegis
lei the biItlI of a child in their chargo.‘
(cunt) llcalih Oiliccr George Hill
iaro now alive. which gives special in
iIeIeII to the story of \lr. Thomas
I Bradford Saunders. one of the few sur
onoo ptosocutod and bad a local ph) sI-' ‘V'lvora who wore prosent at Ford’ s
clan fined on the charge of a failure; mem on the fatal “mm \ir San
l0 make the ration of a birth and that 4 d9” furthermore. was not 0",). an ow )
““35““ ("M”) "l“ “um “I" M" witness of the most exciting phases of
lthc oiont but took an active part inf
'“m If he 1"” “”30““ to do 8" w-lth 3 some of them himsoil. as the reader
I" tho ”mum”! ”m“ for h“ '8 thcn can judge from tho following nariaiiio‘
furnishing ovidcnce of his ourn VIDIi‘t‘i in his own isnuuago as given in a re-
tion of the law. Iccnt Interview:
Each months statistics are rorordcdt "At’thc tituo of tho assassiation Oil
about tho lifter-nth of the foilou‘lliitg ”"8th Lincoln on tho “m" M April}
mouth and a list is printed in the local ‘
it. lb‘iiii. l was a .mum; volunteer in‘
“““‘~“1"‘i""‘- Tim‘“ births 1m“ ““0"”. Ibo I'I‘th Maine iii-alumni. and had]
ilili‘o boon included in the list of Air boon detailed as n ”m.“ at u“, office of,
““31.“ “WWI” I“ in" “IN“ "I the")... Provost Marshaltiouotal, lit’ft‘lit‘ea
i-lorli were not rulnrnod. according to
‘ . north of the Palomar. 'I‘ho ofllco was
the .nlornuulou washed in ”I“ lm‘." thou locstod hour Iiw treasury dellnri
clerk.
H liltill and not, i.ir from tho old homo
Hi9 Nil-“5‘1”“ "WM“? 4‘ ““‘m‘ "9‘ ill liolioiui ilauioi i-I. Slrklcs. which
i-oiios twenty-inc costs for ouch oor- was thus occupiod b)‘ S‘ncrpfur“ oi?
ilfli‘llll‘. Within”! ”l“ romunoraliml Slau- rioward and family. and which
is not suillttlout in the eyes of 80m“ Inior bocamo tho rosidoucc oi Janice
of tho iiooltll‘s {oi the trouble of role it. liiulno.
N's Is 0.;
|-lt lint. ”it (n cs Ili‘iill ilil‘ii Ollic Wanted ‘0 See Grant.
it is “holy utiioss the law is hvod .. .
il b ' l ill Ill r (It? April Hill. i loud in tho nowsH
. ‘ . . i
"PH“, '1‘“ ‘ L (onus K‘mlk‘ o‘c‘t pullers that President Lincoln would
“1 id!“ ll (Ollie lo ‘ 0“” nni “- Visit Ford's Theatre on Will street,
. . , .
u rt Lilli. Inititors. , hotwoeu E and i" outlets. that erouinii.‘
; accompanied by Gonoral Grant. Whiic3
‘1 had soon lilr. l' in frequently. it
. dosirod to have u at d look at iIoIIorsii
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
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5
Won host PC. ' Gram and wont to Rio ilwairc, whore;
xv“. York '''''''' 3g 47 1:32 Laura Keene was thou playing ‘ilur
Chicano ............ 53 in; .397 AIN‘Tli'fin (‘mtrlli' My bf‘fl‘l has ill lilo:
l’lunbm-g ,,,,,,,,,, a: 1;} gap, dross circle on tho some level as the;
Philadelphia ....... 7:. no :43 1will muolcd by the Lincoius.
St. Louis .......... :2 or on Mr- Llncoln Much interested I
‘i‘ilit‘ihuali ,,,,,,,, of. 7s ‘43:, ”Tho pail} armed into but without
llrook‘on ......... 5;, 52 ‘W (lonoral Grant. with had poor to Bar
lloslou ............. an Ni 3;. “union. Ne“ forums. to suit his (‘hii
«lion st mhool tin-re The occupants
Yostordsy's Results:
Now York 4. St. Louis ll llu lnuingai
iloaion l. l’ittsburg (i.
(‘incinnnii (I. ltrookiyn 3.
! Chicago 8, Philadelphia Ii.
, Senator Harris. of he“ York, and Pay-
master Major Raihhone. i watched
the Linci’ilns during the performance
and particularly noticed Mrs. lJncoin‘s
interest In the play; for she sat at tho
3 front of the box and during the even-
' in; sheared to be calling her husband's
1 AMERICAN Lssous.
Turn Standing.
Brooklyn, N. It, will month In the; Acting Chief John ll Toothill and Philadelphia _____ ‘13“ ‘3“ if" zi‘mgrnxg‘ingftmal; :1: I:
I. . south Norw slk Congregation: Ii ihurch constable Henry C. Seltzer \isited the l-lotroli ____________ Rt 56 .800‘ wooded smilinxly‘ and than sat back
omorrow morning and owning ihomc of Mrs George Picket in lilph- ‘Cioveiand .......... -3 till “5' a little out of lisbt
lnnd av.enne inst eveninx. and lnvosti “(ow York ........ 73 “8 .517. ' ‘ 3h
The “Mill“ Independent SONNY WI" KJIIt‘d the robbery of that place of (‘IIICRKO ............ 69 70 .496: ”A 3?". 0d ‘3’. ‘0‘. ‘
hold a regular mastitis. tomoi‘rmv. at some valuable jewelry and mono). lilo-ton ............ 69 72 .489? ‘ “30. 211W“! Mill's! Inland-
which time. they will make final nr- "l‘hey took along with them Minot 8 'W sshington ....... 39 82 413.3“ starts zs‘p‘sto stat. l eased
rangemcnts for the celebration of Hmith and searched a house owned St. Louis ........ w 101 .23“ 0"" 0"” 0 ’3 00M 0'09 when».
Columbus Day. this boinx the last: by him in an attempt to get a clue so or ”‘0 "‘91 'M “M I“ "‘9 “"00!“
below at the side. when n disturbance
in the box opposite drew my attentin.
‘ l ssw Mrs. unooln sittlns erect and
starts: st somethint with s Irons oar
passion. in an inmt s Insn spout»
0d nosr the front of the box with s
Vsstsrdsy’s Issuits.
New York I._Glsvelsnd ii (10 in-
class).
Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 1 ill in.
planet.
I Detroit 8. Iioston 8.
i
’ira circle to the ltorroom uhoie
.scizd a pittlnr of water and a glass
bcxplaining that it was for the Frost
.3 Koenc.
m. Jumping from the box to the stage.
I. distance of about 12 feet, his thick.
him a wild appearance. He immediately
rushed with s halting salt from the
l loomed lifterwards that ha
man was John Wilkes Booth As one
tor of tho company whose part calling
him upon the stalls st the moment.
seeing Booth and his gleaming knife
close at hand, apparently fearing for
his own life, preoiptatoiy fled from the
boards. '
Gust Confusion Follows.
“After a minute or; two. some one
appeared at the opening of the box
and announced that the President was
shot. thisI being in response to many
calls from the audience. inquiring who
Was hurt. i ran down stairs from the
dress circle. through the orchestra cir-
cle circle. and climbed over the foot“
lights to the stage. By that time the
audience was in a frenzy and was cry-
ing. “Catch him;‘ ‘Selze himl' Hang
him;‘ but Booth had passed through
the wings at the back and disappeared.
Mrs. Muzzy. one of the actresses stood
near me sobbing. and Laura Keene.
fearing a riot, had come upon the stage
and gone up to the footlights. where,
at least twice, she cried out 'For God's
sake. lie men!’ A man who stood near
me on the stage said he was a surgeon
and i helped him climb into the Lin.
coin box by pushing him up until he
took hold of the rail above and was
able to climb in. That day it appears
Booth had visitod'the box. cui a slot
in the door lamb and inserted a bar
so that it could be dropped utross.
thus fastening the door loading intoi
the box in sutb a planner that no one
could enter from the side where thog
audience was. in order to get into thei
$15 to $18 Silk Dresses $9. 95
We will pis'oe on sale 20 line smart Sample Dresses. made of line
Silk and Satin, and made in this season's latest styles. No alters-
tions or exchanges. Take your pick of this lot of bdsutiful Dresses.
for 89.95. No two alike.
$3.50 to $4 Silk Skirts-$2.95
A great chance for your to select a Taffeta or a Messsiine Silk Skirt
in all colors; Skirts in this lot sold up to $4.00. Shop early for
the best values. For this day. 32.95.
Shapes 98c to $6
A large line of ilntrimmed Shapes to all colors and styles.
night prices range from this to $0. 00.
Willow Plumes $5. 98
Very specially selected stock, very large. high- grade Willow Plumes. -
We will match this Plume with any 38 to $10 Plume shown else-
where. in Black and White. Very special tonight, $5.98.
$2.50 Sweaters $1.95
For to-
box it was necessary up from the:
stage. 1
Want for Water. I
"When the audience dulled down}
somo Miss Keeno wont to the box.§
80m90llo hating unbalrod the
door. .
All Wool Sweaters for Misses and Women, in White, Gray and Cardlv
nal: good $2.50 vaiuea.
Your choice of the lot, 8L9;
"$2 and $2.25 Petticoats $1.49
Your choice of about 50 line Black Petticoats, worth $2 and $2.25.
While they last, $1.49.
$1.25 Petticoats 99c
Black Petticoats. largo embroidery ruffle and fine quality ssteens;
regular $1.25 values, 99c.
Then someonoi ‘llilNI through the hm;
opening for punter i jumpcd from lhei
since and hulricd through the orchcsI-i
dcni. who had been shill. i then ran.
fliack with the water to the door of. “-
tho hos‘ whore l was mot by tours
to whom I dciirorod Ii. i:
noticed that lilies Keane's apron was.
bloody. it seems Hie had boon holt‘
log the hood of \ir l incoin who WES;
‘ lying on the floor
Rsms’lnsd Until Dying Prssldnt Wasi
Rsmovod.
l siaxcd III llu theatre long enough
to see. the President carried across thcl
street to Mr. Peterson's houso. i then
hastoncd to headquarters whorc Il
found lhc onloor of the day and every
one on dlltt’ there in a high slate of
loxcitoment. owing to unions rumor-3,:
one of ohiih nag that tho l’roaideut‘
and tho entire cshlnct had been sasas-i
stunted .-\ messenger she had come.
to the office from the residence of the
Sucre-tan of State in tho Sickiesi
of the Lincoln box were \ir and Mrs. flionsc declined that Mr. Seward was;
Lincoln. Miss liarsis. a daughter of‘ lining murdered
Guard flashed to Bowsrd Home.
“Part of our guard rushed over to
the Seward home “here it appearodi
that one Of the conspirators had alash- I
ad Mr Seward: throat. nearly killedi
Robinson. a soldier nurse. and serionoi
Iy injured ,Iounx Frederick W. Sew-'
srd. A son of the Secretary. Requests
were coming to the office‘for details
of guards for Vice-President Johnson»
who was st the Klritwood Hotel. on
Pennsylvania avenue. for Secretary of
War Stanton. and others. A rumor
had gained wide circulation that the
Confederate prisonim in ths old can-
itol fall were limiting out and wore
solo; to burn tbs town. Other wild
rumors wars in circulation all nisht.
Provost Marshal General Col. lucra-
hsm, of Now Redford. Mast. srrlvsd
at the office and asked me who shot
Mr. Manolo. l s‘sld it was not Booth.
ss rumorsd. for i know 30th well. and
be was not the assassin. l mssnt Edi
win Booth. whom I hsd soon play.
Hsd NsVsI- lssn Wiiss loath Isfors.
"I had nsvsr soon John Wilim Booth
until that night. Of course. I know the
psrsomyhom I saw in the box and who
lumpsd' to tho stscs no not Bdwtn
Booth. I accompanied tbs Provost
Ilsa-shat Gsnsrsi to tho thsstrs. Tbs
" ‘ dsusr in his band; turning and malt-
Chicago 5' Washington 0 (first in. s lungs st Mayor ltsibbtine and
some): Chicago 1. Wsshinsion 0 (sec- woundinl him. be ill” yelled .3“, som-
°“d “mm" per tyrants' sad vsultsd our the rail-
sssrsnn LIAOUI. 1" °' W 3233:3333"-
"""'""‘ "But hisspur caught in the do: drap-
7“'" "um"? PO. big of tho box which sound him to
Rocha!" 9:“ ‘6“ 0’“ Isnd upon tbs stsn somewhat on his
”ammo” .....iill M . .824 silk. loss no him now. in my minds
Toronto ...........93 M .6”
Buffalo ............'III 74 .500
Montml ...........'H 80 .470
Jmsy City ........81 81 AI!
Newark ............5il 93 .878
Providsnos . . . . . . . . .5! N .361
Vsstsrdsy‘s Risotto.
Iiuffsio 2. Montrssl i (first unis):
Ilifontmsi 4. Buffalo 2 (wood some).
Providsncs ii. Baltimore 0.
Toronto 10, Roohsstsr s.
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Mil-"IA AVIATION DON” HIAO
wssmnwmn. Boot. uni-nan.
Badlands D. rentals. who has on on
data stasis Antonio. Ms. mains 5
tbs ”Widths. as .. also“ Corps
sir scout. will Mrs Ms of has our
branch or miltits slim under tbs
War nspsrtmnt. if. will miss his
list? dotiss " ' '
F 0 RD.
Much of the art of cooiiln‘g ile-
pends upon tho range, sail the
Stamford coveralls the cooii.
TelfiOO
Cranberries. llortlctt Pears, Apples. Oranges,
Potatoes, per peck, . . . 30c
Sweet Potatoes. per peck, . . . 35c
\\ linkers (‘ocoa .............. 19c12l lbs. Soda (‘I'sckers ............ 25c
llaker's Chocolate .......... 19c ; 3 lb, Baltic Cakes ............... 20c
‘3 calls Milk .................... 25c l :l pkga. White Rose Oats ........ 25c
Corn. Tomatoes. Lima
‘ lloans. Pickling Onions, Egg Plant, Muskmclons.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
.20 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 143
2!.-.
Roton Point Hotel.
Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions
I HIGH CLA88 CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
JACOBS 31108.. Managers
VERY BEST BUTTER. I pound ....
ITXRA FANCY POTATOES. s peck.
superintendent of Folios. a Mr. Rich-
ards, was on the stage at that time
and my companion told him that the
ssssssln was not Booth. moaning Ed-
win. The Superintendent of Police rs-
pliod that the assassin was John Willi-
ss Booth. who was well known to many
unseat.
Stoppd Iy toorstsry Itsnton.
"mm tbs tbsstrs ya want to voter-
.son’s bouss. Tbs Pmmt almost no
bored the room whore Dir. Manolo lay
dyins. Mr. suntan. who stoppsd mo
’ in tit. lisll. 0W hishsnds kindly on
my” shoulder sud»- said: Nouns nun.
titers are too my in hers shady.”
l immsdlstsly wsnt outside of the
house and stood on tbs stoop. Soldiers
wsrs smiling and sons had already
boon plsosd across tbs sit-sot soars
slut below tbs thontrs to keep tho poo-
pig out of both the that» sud tbs
Poisoned boost. its thsstrs bouillon“
wssgn'sm and strain so It playhouse.
Mn Had a lions in Wsihno.
EXTRA SPECIALS
at the nor Store
const-
...... s--...--s.--..soss.
AAP FLOUR. “‘4‘,de bag
AAP FLOUR. s barrel
"sun With lsft tbs tbsstrs Its rsn
..... 810
300
.. 75°
“-00
ssssoos
.os-s-nssssssuos- .-
assess-ssosusoss
The Great A&P Tea Company
m WAIHING‘I’ON IT» BOOTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. m. Dsilvsriss 0:80 s. In. and 2:30 p. to.
FREE DELIVERY.
where his wounded leg was cared for.
nscoonlssd Man Who Kilisd South.
“Some little time afterwards I was
on duty at night in the office of the
Provost Msrsbsl General when a do-
terminal-looking young man entered
sndwskod for spsss. He was surprised
when I addressed him as Sergeant Cor-
bett.,and asked how i know him. I
replied I had recognised him from his
picturs in the newspapers. He was
the man who had shot Booth; and no
st that time personally told me some
of the circumstances attending the
event.
He said he was by'tho side of m
burning barn looking through a knob
halo and could see Booth ready with
his ride to art at the first man who
mistit not within range of his gun.
and that ho, (Corbotti. did not litmus
if? M 300th oltbsr his life or that
only at n moods and for us:
tuition its first! at tho‘ itsssssln’. who
immsdlstsly fall and no instantly-
drsusd twin tits bars by soldisrs who
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