Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, October 16, 1911 · page 7

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VINOL

The modern TONIC RECON-
STRUCTOR. containing the media-
.lnal extractive: of Fresh Cod Liv
on. with Pertinent. 0! Iron.

Bold o lily by

F. H. IAXTIR

 

 

Pure Home-mode

 

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CANDY

rut: ocs'r cuocowraa
no son souls

 
 

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ALL KINDS OI"
BAKERY PRODUCTS

F. A. LANE

61 Washington Street.

 
 

 
 

Anderson's Launch Works l
Launches and Boats

of all kinds promptly built. loan
for rule. All kind. of repairing
given upeclnl attention.

Oyster Shell Point, Norwnlk

 

 

 

 

 

lauth Nerwulk

 

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Charles Buek, .I r.

ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR

 

 

REPAIR WORK

Addrue:
Iii MAIN 81., NORWALK

 

 

 

Frederick (lopen. of Stamford, spent
yesterday with friends in Norwnlk.

Miss Rosalie Josue. of Franklin
street, has been tlte guest or friends,
.in New York city.

 

 

Sherman Powers hes secured a po-
sition es delivery clerk with the Pub»
llc Market, South Main street.

R. L. Baker, of Plain-field, Connec-
ticut. is spending a week with his.
son, Elton 13. Baker, 01 Union street:

 

 

Professor W. Gilbert .\‘ewell‘s dnnc-
lug class will hold its second lesson
on Wednesday evening, in Arlon hall.

Tito Norwnlk Hospital Association
will hold its tullllltll meeting tomor
row at the Norwnllt t‘lnli. Other-m
'will be elected.

 

 

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Dudley Fly ltny.tnonti of West lite-i
line. hm: taken 11 position in the cost
department of the [peltwood Menu-i
factoring Company, of [lay ptreet. l

 

0mm .loltn E. Reynolds, 0: .the,
South Norwnlk police department. is
enjoying his annuul vacation 11nd .lu !
liue Boenlseh, the newly appointed
special is noting policeman for 11 time;

 

Miss llessle Sims, the stenogrnpher
In .ltttlke I". A. llnhltnrd' other, in
enjoying it three week‘s vacation. the
earlier part of which she in spending
at Atlantic i‘lty. Miss (lertrutie

Snelllng of Sound liont'h in suhntltur,

ing for her.

 

Selectman and Mrs. ('lllii'lt‘n‘ l". .\II'
ems, of Greenwich, tilliI .\irs. I.Q\l
Werner. of Norwnilt, 11-11111 it) lt‘nlt'llold
Tuesday for two weeks,
have tnken n trottugo and plnn to on
joy themselves with fishing, t’S(‘llII()|)~
lug und in other wuyn.

George Clflilt, oi littlcn :.t:'vt:t, was
givrwt a tilfl'l‘l‘lF-t |li'.i‘L;/, l‘rlduy t't‘t'tl-
inn, by u IIIIIXIIJLI' of his young t’r. 111113.
The oer..t.lc:1 1.1111 n huppy on 1, 11nd
Mtttsttr (‘ltzrlc ltl‘JVt‘iI 1111 ext: lltut
heat. The lti:l.ttl routes were 11' nyttl.
there watt vutnl noel 111:1:1'Lr .zcntnl n1.'1-
ulr, Hid ltfttttltzntntct.

A mutiny oi‘ the board at rstlnzztto

and taxation trill ho hr'tl ttulnhi ln'

the other: oi the t't'lt'clntt'n, lit. WIIILII
time the Hill tl’ tito rt'nlnlruru oi
mint. 1 ti l'lo luv :1 will he Izrlll r tli‘i-
c.1111" 1!, .t.1tI tho llil‘i 1' ol‘ 1":10 him;
full-l5 In 1.1?
(litI l-z'i 11.5..
cunltd.

1.1‘ 121 town will It) tits-

.I’, I7. I'. l III'IL’IIIII'} l,tltl i
I'int'lutto "luhr or Pt. II’ ti» 1,
untul i 11litllionn {or ill» .tltl'trvlltl 0 oi
the l .I“.ll‘.'-IH‘UI’I lttiiill‘i r.tt'r;‘. will it
will it» .vt't’nttlt I Ill llrttli
linil Wt‘ 2.1m uir 'l, on 'l‘tt'ntli':
everln . I‘iIIllii‘!‘ ."-l. ’llntn will he
on l:'.t»tt~':titt'; pt'txttttttn,
l‘i‘rri‘i ! 32111111. '

IM'W

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Dimitri Lnn'iw H, of \Juttipml
Wnn . 1» Mid inhi hlulnt I13! (IIIIiiL‘I‘
“Nulllfl‘ on ilanal Mimi. Mitt run.
unit n" the reultiortttt lnttl l‘iill‘llilliliiitI
or 1w mnn noenulilng 11 humor 1' or
W‘t‘t‘ 11 11nd helm; noisy and ohnon
lotllt llt' wnn fined ’26 um] route in
tint (”l 1 i'-mttt this morning and aim
uottlnnretl to no days in jail.
Lyons, ulto hnlhl from Normik trust
nrrtmtt-d yesterday for intoxication

nnd lined 82'» in the court this moral to '

nut sentence woo suspended on con-
dltion that, she leave town right nutty.
~Btnmrord Advocate

008T Nomlk

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I’RIN‘I‘IN

.lllnees following a parsiytlc otrolttti
'suttert'd on Sunday 11 week ago yet»: ‘

lNon Haven Normal school.

: ornnlt-nt.

(auroral days lll Norwnllt,

11' her“ they .

ti d11..1 1.", ltnt.l'.tr in,

("llzttll‘

followrtl liy *“

M'il'," ,

‘mtte at home (let M"
6 W

Telephonu: Office. 001; lieu-o. 21-8 ,

 

 

 

 

Tito foundation is completed for the’
new hltnlnesn block which Abe 'i‘arlovg
will erect 111 Washington street, fltI'i
joining the South Norwalk (‘ lnh hulltl
lug. William Lawlor did thin part oi
the work. -

 

,

(lieu-tent hockey. of indie, will tutu,
true at the .\‘orwullt Methodist Church l
at 7:20 o'clock Friday, October mun.
on lntlin. This will follow a church}
supper to he held in the basement oil
the church. 1

 

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Mrs. Ellen Keliehor, or iierkell‘yl
street, in slightly improved utter her}

tertlat
of her improvement.

 

.\lisa llelon Thatcher. of New iiu-iC ’
ton. spent the weekend and Sundny tb “ dg h ark t.‘
with Miss llelen Thompaon. oi I‘llfiil u l S n e is e

i

.\‘otwalk. liotlt young ladies nre
school teachers and gradneteo ot the ,

 

i
tit-rum w. Tronthnrd, of Norwalk '
tetntnoti Sututdny night from a trip
to \i'nshiugton l). 0. Mr. Trcurhurtl
has prospects of u partition in the gov- l
printing establishment untl
wont to that city to strengthen his 0|»
portunity.

 

Arthur '1‘. Murray. oi‘ Allentown, i’n..
who is employed on rectory onion mun»:
tutor for the .‘ilnck Truck Company.
and who Iliiii been spending the pun:
left for .\l>
lentown this morning in his line now

Lonior untotnohllv, n gift front hit! 1111»
tony.

 

Louis C. Sntlerstrom, who recently
pttrt'ltnsotl 11 lot on the Spring ntrtvot
side of t‘llltnou 'l‘errnt'o, has pltlttn ottt
‘t‘or 11 line hottsm. it will he 32 x 45
11-001, two atoriou in height. The ('OII~
txntt has been on worded to Frank H.
Johnson. the pill rtnrt. Opm‘nIIOii-Q
at once.

”.lu-rm». n.-—- .

Chcoit‘r I’ hircirrr of Mcrwln ntrot'i.
uho hat hrrn coloring the III‘t'OIllI
work of its t'u-rtttlon ni hunting in
\‘t'ertcu. rt'sumod his duties III the
I‘”JIIII(I.I County National llnnk iIH
hcoitlzrcptr thin morning. Mr. Mt'okfi
,or had 11 very rut't't'rltl'ul W-t'ttlt'd hunt ,

,. in: 11nd bugzztd murh 91111119.

A trttnlttr htvnlnttro ntotting oi (iozttt
u‘I..’llil(I will he held in itl rooms to-
l‘iOl‘l‘oW right at 11 o'clock eltnrp. ll
,lst oxlecttd that a full report 11 the,
(2:2:1ttniltcc 0:1 tho Lady bllmtrnla wllil
ho rt-tttl. All hurlne-tu of Impo:t'1n<'o
,in to ln"l1':ttt~t:lt'tvtl. it in hoped that
‘rttty l;;t:tli:tr trill he prurient.

 

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rlv'fi'd~'élv~'ll' Y"WH+**++

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.3.

1’” Open

‘.cL’

Monday Nights

1...
from, 7 to 8
“I” ”a,

u’

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«I!

my?

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1 ti ' ”,1"
iii: The f;
South Norwalk 1’

Trust Co.

4% Paid on
Savings

 

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Exceptional Satisfaction , .

w.

 

These two characteristics go with every unit
or overcoat we sell. whether at $10 or $30.

And here in another fact too—that the man or
young man who buys at this store once. rarely
fails to come back the next season for his sec- 1
and suit—and again the following year.

store—the ultiutaction that comes

with the feel-

ing of havin made a good buy~satisiaction in
wear—4am action in stylew-and you come

back season after treason.

Drop in and prove to your own satisfaction

that this is "your" store.

Suits, $10 to $25.
Overcoais, $10 to $30.

 

RS

 

OiiTFiTTE

TWO STORES:
The New Store

‘ Satisfaction goes with every
‘ 24 Wall St., Norwalk.

Long Island
Escallops qt.

TELEPHONE

YOUR ORDERS
MILL POND AND GREENPORT OYSTERS. NEW BEDFORD ESCAL-
Friends are planned to learnt LOPS ALL KINDS OF FISH LONG AND ROUND CLAMB

TELEPHONE 10..

net'r-ssurt
ulnhtlv or
. modern
spurt-s or

Infant Caps

Poplin and Silk. 25c and 500
intanto' Sweaters. 50c and 81.00
intantl' Knit Jackeio. 25c to M
lnfanto' Flannelette Jackets, 25c
lniantl‘

Flanneletto. 60c.

living in t
11111 iilllt‘
III‘II'IIN’ lllut
11110111: and

Klmonoe. Crepe. 75¢:
malulntt

HALLOWE'EN POST CARDS
6 tot- 5c

J. I. Mallette

(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449

iunt'e alter

li’ouro:
den

 

vaquI of

to produce the

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l
sale at this

14 South Main St.
South Nomalk

i .\ltttnnront-tk R. in
:Art lllhttlti

VIII DILIVIRY.

 

It Is No Longer;

for a person to have on '

Th“; \Ieflert
\ilt‘iini f
tlot'nyod ;
tooth and inserting n piece of hritigel
work melt“ the wearer thankful he is

unnholeoome teeth
illling
Honoring htltily

ln- 'l‘wttntletlt Century.

”Hit

by appointment OBI].

‘ 11111111111 11111111

‘ Visiting Foothalllm Talta Game

I ~cnught by on end of the locals.

 
 
 
 

t
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l
the soul.
The visitors held the locale down

best

lit-1w net-n inserted,
11nd I'ill‘i l‘ik’illls til‘i‘ not able to that
tho nrtllhlul from the natural teeth.

Dr. 1.11. MALLERYl

16 South Main St, South Norwnk
9 a. m. to 8 p. to. sun-

or i

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

lllSESlll Wilt“. R. l.

at Armament pm by Sum
at 16 to 0

 

The Norwnik High School boys were
trimmed by the Munluroneck R. L.
lioyn Saturday afternoon at Amuse-
ment Park by n ucore of it) to 0.

The violioro were a trifle heavier
titan the 100MB. The locals missed
their regular center Davis who could
not get down from Ridxeiield.

After two minutes or play, Card-
wall, left half for the visitors, caught
the bull which should have been
Card-

ilrot

 

well run thirty yards for
‘itouchdown.

the
Donnelly failed to kick

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

NOTE THE LIBERAL OFFERS THIB WEEK:

35 BTAMPB WITH 1 LB. NO. 1 PLANTATION COFFEE Wm
30 BTA‘MPB WITH 1L3. NO. 2 PLANTATION COFFEE . . . . ....32i:
25 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. MARACAIBO COFFEE ...... .. ‘ 1.300
20 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. CHALLENGE COFFEE .2” . .,
15 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. no.1 SANTOS COFFEE ........... ..25¢ ,1

VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, LB.

 
 
 
 
 
 

. .................. “Hate ‘
MAUO 3. BRAND noun, PER BAG ......... . ............. noun]

COMPLETE STOCK CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS. BOTTLED “
DEERE. ALEB AND MINERAL WATERS AT LOW PRICES. '

A. F. Beckmann 8100.

83 D 85 WASHINGTON BT.. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK

 
 
 
 

 

 

very well after the kick-off and the

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

lornla lost the bail on downs. Alter
two plays Holden run around right
end for twenty yards {or the uttcond'
llnvllund tailed to kit-k

 

touchdown.
; the goal.
' in the ttecortd quarter Holden again
lily n rtm of 20 yards around left out!
jut'oreti another touchdown. linviluudl
;ihl1~1 limo kicked the goal milking the
‘tttrorc Iii to o.
. The locals mode 11 few changes in
fthe next two quarters and played on1
,cxoellr-nt game. They held their
[heavy opponents down to no tli‘Ol'e.
Several ionin were made by the via-
3it.or.vt which the
luntplre.
After a few mortI hnrd names the
,lot‘nln will he tery hurt] to heat and
lshould take the High school chem-1
lplonship ting this your.
1, ’lhe “it? up and uttnttttury2~~
.\‘orwuik High
Sturdeyvnnt .

were not Pulled by

Lori End.
I‘ httpnnin Palmer.

Loft Turkic.

liounelh. Brown. :
Lott (lunrd. l

iinviinnd Oliver.

. i‘onier.

linrvlem Campbell.

3 Right tittnrtl.

.\lortran l'reet-e.

l Right Tnt'ltle.

s lilrtheu Wignlesworth.

ig Right 211d.

Titus Greenwood.
Quarterback.

‘ (‘ RI'IIWI'II Coley.

Left ”11”..
.\It'llnlrh
Full Bark.
Substitutes. Jackson.
Referee. Mr. Seller, Nerwnllt.
lé l'tnplrt'. .\ir. (i‘lliot. .\ittmnronet'k.

 

vary 1 Timers, Rledell tutti .\losee‘.
run he made. They nroi ,
,4,.n.,,.,.,,,,,,,_ mum, the up; iieud Lineman, .\lr. hulk, flittmnro
teeth perfectly. Inil lit so',nvt:l.,
“"‘H ”H” ‘1‘” “““NW Ii“ no “WWW" 'l‘ltno. tour twelve minute periods.

IIllllIi'll. 2;

'l‘ont'htlown. t‘nrdu‘eil, l

l ”M ._.,..

CHURCH CALENDARS
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Grace Parish Notes. '

the
Guild

Monthly Special pivoting of
,l‘nltnhivru of the Rim; lit the
:i‘tluili at ll p. In.
\Vt’dllt'litlti)‘~”SI. Lulu 1-1 Day. cuto-

 

 

 

 

OCULISTB AND OPTICIANS

OUR WAY IS THE RIGHT WAY .
Ulit‘ t'ttnttlnlttly lnt'tvnttlng pn- i
irtittttlto tolln of ottllufitt'llon given
in tire 111'. it) our plum" 'l'n 1,1-
61 r~- l‘tl: H.114! :1t'll'1n, \t' rite the
.it'I‘VIJ‘tI of ultilf-gd 0'uln.tt to 0.“

amino (5‘13
67 Atlantic Bun-re, Bi'wnhrd. Conn
"' “t" "" ‘ r" .

 

 

 

 

 

Quality
.zfinlfllf‘l'ti'ii t1 ritztly include in 1".t' tit:

 

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ClivNuttonaliIank

TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSIBI'ENT

lilfl ruin
ICILI

WITH BOUND 7* , )I ‘ , ‘ ‘1 i‘t't ' r W‘ .L iota ' n v.1; h the twin» 1:1 in. l-Znnlv-l t; in :‘l,’,, tiny 1'; 1'11 urrtltad nnl l.thi. .\lnhnt io'tno t‘llill’liil I). Oink.”
BANKING ;"I;'3’ I “‘ “I" "If“ 5 ‘I' or) " "1'" or it w- 1- .‘ 1.. 11:1. \I‘lllill Il‘l'I I)("“l . At t ".1 ‘.ilfi"’l.l'i‘, tho (lititl of Pt .ltto V. (‘ouulvy titui liltttily. N. 8. Palm

on, rttmtpt trtt' tr. , t. . . u . . ., . ... . t . .. . < .. . "

[il‘lllli'th 11- 1o .(Iilml loud. the o. t i. 1.11.11 l ill]..l.ttl o.t Lil) t tum i-i. \i. built“. MN. HiW-l‘il’. I”. I’.
I ~ ~ ' . ‘
0'9"" 3"", u. and Profit. (in. I“ M l‘ V" “’I' rotor ‘11 r '2': “J'I‘w 1‘. :11 in 'lut i ha. r. .ilt ii \'.':;r;.'1:.t‘. 1111;] yo in: t'ot'rtm-l 4-t~ lltttz. \. .\l. Vl‘flhii‘l‘. .I. J. Mothlth
”000090-00 $117,000.00 Froo Deliver liven/where . . l ' '

u...— y I‘It‘ WIII”l tlItI 1A.. Iii‘I 1:1:th alto 1111.1 it .il for tin- idol 1 1,1' '.‘otttt. ‘ W. I‘.lliIiIt‘l‘. Id, i-l. Huttonde, New I]?

ll“ DCpOIIi Donal 13 and "our YIN ill'tl 'nt «‘.lIIl‘I. titotzl‘; l 1111-1. lit» 1.214 lttt' 'i ItI up It the l.1;':1:t'port \l'n: W. L. Ward. M. Silhormur, N

EDWIN H MATHEWIION Pr".
JOHN H. KNAPP. let Vloml’reu.
FHEDIRICK H. ROWAN. 2114 Vice

 

ll:'l.I Irtrv»
not; your mono; will hay but no also

will win o;1t-»tl1al'1t

for Oiii‘ l'ntt'. unitmmy (“H‘LI'i
WiNES.
ClALS. DEERE.
Quality uni low price no hard lnl
11:.1 (Iildlll not niono 1‘20

LIQUORS,
ETC.

Costellauo 8. Bantam

Plompt Delivery Everywhere
23 Railroad Ave.

11 ‘.t y

(203'

Motion ti the Holy I‘lliiInUllIOIl, 1:
Wild. Merlin; ot‘ the \\o::t::n‘a Guild
in the hilt! roz‘tn at 2.1“.

'l hurtt'ny wit‘lrrt rogttitzr Concinve oi‘
the Kai; is at King .\‘tizur tit 7:31).
rt». t‘t.slltt h'zs been h.::1.1tli‘tlliy 0.1t»
IIUi‘iI with till the runnilrt! ilztitmity
pnrnpln-rltnlin and the tilt' i'anx'hte
will itnt‘tliy know it when they ace it,
A Iuil attentlnnte in round 17:11 h.“
i‘iUIllI‘ 01.11 good Illilt,‘ that entails
'IiHll. 'l'ht- hilt-niluuvo lit the Hun or
1'11 tl yt-stortltty \i'iln‘ the Irwin-:1 in
\h') ‘ 1 .'\I't-i.

 

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,Tony Cortobelletto, the young! ltal'ntn
, Who was captured in .\‘orwnlk on June
325.3 loot. after he hnd stolen a horse

'Shetuttotl oi II‘UlIi‘Ill'Slt‘r.

p.111 lttlti in the Nutmeg state to nt1s~ ”0““-
war a Chum. pi‘i‘Ii‘I‘l‘t'd against him‘ lioll ltud :1 soul in the upper grand '
thew isn't going to walk ovor the line WWI llt' “rooted" throughout th

. IITi‘l‘)‘ Smiths.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

EE the 1912 Model of the Easy- Run-
ning, Easy- Riding

MOYER CAR

DEMONSTRATIONS ON REQUEST

OSCAR. H. BANKS";-

RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK, CONN.

 

Week’s Specials

BLUE LABEL KETCHUP ..................... . ..... 19¢:
2 CANS KIPPERED HERRING ............................... .. 25c
6 CANS DOMESTIC SARDINES ................................. 25c
7 L88. LAUNDRY STARCH ................................. .. 25c
10 BARSF. D. L. SOAP

ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY m,

22 SOUTH MAIN ST. PHONE 8384»

lllllllllllilllllll Illll
IIIIIII llllllllSlIlllll

Alleged Horse Titiol Arrested
with His Father in Norwalk
Not Anxious to he Tried

 

 

lwns for this theft that t,-
ed itt Norwnllt and gt ~. to
{0rd police. Since the .
hearing in the Stamford City»
Murray has had business trouble:
he has departed The State I: no
trying to locate him.

 

SPECTATOR ores AFTER GAME.

Stricken with Apoploxy Leaving
Grounds—Excitement Brought it 0
191111111111111 mot the genre in New
York IlflWt‘Oli IIlt‘ (lino-ts and the Atlir
lotion and his effort to get out of the
Polo Grounds too hastily resulted In
tlt'nilt for Louis lloll. till years Old, (3”
and West Will sil'ot'l. Saturday after-

 

 

.Art'ortling to the I’UI‘ICth‘It‘I‘ lteul,

uud rll: iroul leetytnun I'lduttrd t‘.
tutti uho

into Wrote-heater County 11' he can
into it. ’lilrrc’u u. renew for 'l‘ot'l)"..
unr ctntiy dislike to this tat-:ittcn, for
there are no less than turn cases
lu’nding ng'nlnbt l:;1n i;.v \thBICILCSlLI'
t‘ounty. at which l'orttLttzttr has 01:»:
- the prior tinim.

it w 111 «at. y it .11 1:1: Ill ct yotn" Cor.
t11‘.n:lit.t:o-l1o I‘i nhont IWL‘HIJ' tt'o
)‘t‘nlit on writiutl l’oxtclttLSLtr 021 5.121-
tlay ilflt'll‘ilflli, and tuilul tit 22'thth
in 01-1 It! was refit:-
ill 11 rig, but l‘tluard t‘. t lltntocd. 11'.
Ill quest 0' lili', T111, tt'utltttl ti he \ us “(W‘l'm'
LII ti ltt nttti 1.1m Lilli .1 horse “.ni 15"" 111'.

11411110. anl at its t'loso complained to
IIIOFt' 11113111111 IlIlll nl' 1.1111111; ill. He
was advised to remain in his seat nib”
til the rush hull s'timldt'tl, but atte‘
traitor, 11211 tuinulvn, attempted Q.
.ltntt' lll’liillt‘litlitl. t‘

At ”11- Sltl'1."tlu 11 exit he fell IOM 1
tr.1 1.111 ntn nut-imp; in. World
While Pinion. N. Y.. ruthlmed flt‘oi all
and [it"l \\':i.‘i ttlltt-tl IU llnrlem H, I
tilnl hr in: Halo 1', who won station
(lilt‘tltl' tho ,1":):: ll '11 1111 nmliulut
linil died LllLi‘ 1.; 121.11 touching

‘. . Mr 1 oil I 1' Baker
I'll 1.111 title in upon

 

HEARING ll'IRID'I

CASE. ,1
.\Il‘iltlller. U! I. l.‘.-~.I"i In I‘llt ll

wt in 1111 rlnt't'm (“11.211 IttIIl‘.’ n r tin
, “ thou» 111 EN ' ". i'::‘ I‘TIHtIi‘I r'trl In
t I" 1. ot'r-nl town \ lion t't iIIII‘I.t
.'l‘ho Demovtaiiz th'l il-nt t't-H itrtl .
a: 111 h:.tl lm :1 mil." 11 in litt'w' ti llltt

.‘L‘.T3"I fli'I'

 

"drilled it:
‘1—1 ' IlI'LIil'i.”

"nyl’fn"

l'lhn It.,",{‘I loini ruined,

ht't-u il‘t'rtt'ir 111.1410.

 

Prue. l'el. ‘IB‘I.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cutilor
DIRECTOR.

E. H. Mathowoon J. Walloon Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Chrllilun Swat-ix Fred. H. Rowen
Samuel Grumman Lew" It. Hurlhutt 1“
Henry I. Lockwood

 

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comma A o'rrzcutrv.

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"Ate you 11035: to mail the murmur
mi 11 morn; present?"
"No. old Httnrhler 111111 I had it occult.
hie yesterday."
"'1 Iliitis too had. Willi m in in Marvel
more?" ,
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Salton.
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O. A. J. J. L.

, Ctorke fmtltow J. Junk:
lit .l1urdun. or Brush rtrrot. Nt'rwnizt.
left the (‘cnltr other)! and has
.1111: a written in the charm ilct 1
111.119” boy. Ge who in a gen. '11! Jit‘io

Antlrtw ought. to motto rt ouc-
J. Jackson hen the bent winner
of his many i’riendu.
never he found wanting. Richardson
«walla-«to hrs been 11. met. help no
janitor or the branch fleottuei oiiioe
‘ viii. Without"? I0

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on [Aintclh

LIIIYQIIA! '1' ill

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WALLINGVORD SLABHER CAUGHT
. IN STAMFORD.

h'l‘Alilt-‘t n 1, 01:1. town-nor luc-
roaoiully nvn it'll: the clutches of the
police or the whole little for the pest
hm mambo. Vinoenm Bone. 1111 littl-
inn. tun rounded up here, into Mien
titty morocco. by Detectives not»
out. attire ioul tactic. upon word he
to: “only“. tint hone on in thin

 
 
 

 

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'ilttl 1;.1111 11' d tit Cltlii‘.

i‘iIiI no? nullitil, unwind; irinl, hill trw-ntly he York; ll. Kupp, ll. nurtluley.

won tl'iti thr rot'i :1 ol‘ .l'lo toltnl Iltldl
'l‘lt:~ IilI'TI‘HI at;

tit "JliI‘t‘I v 11 non i1. . ruling which‘
Ir lto No.1 1: ll poull: .' ."tt on these
ht. loin

l‘.~1.ultttt,i. "Lo tl.;, was no: luttlt'tlntl ”5"” i:
11:11 won 1:. nt t::.t If?
Till“ :i_; 1.311

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I.‘.".\'.ll hi on it; unwitttnt'nt uni the W
1y of '.It ltlnt: ot'i.

.‘i'r. it'll 11:11 for :5 watt men
of tho (hour) littttt‘t'un 8.1113'
\‘-'Iifllt';‘lilli‘ hit home in N "1 TI)
The trotnputty hm rt lirttztt-Vt .tout'o It
3‘3; 1121.1 (ft. ,, 1: ._ re and Mr. IIUII 11.15 wrll limit :1 lit to
1 lo! it: I» i‘tfli t'ii)’. lztti'lulllitil.j _. I “m
untl \1h :1 the [no tttlltu. to HOTEL ARRIVALO.

1:11.1-'t ‘ 1.1'5‘.

Ilt'tu {2.11 flit.
till .11 .1
l.'.r.'l

7. new.

[1,. liuhr, .11., w. A. Dror, A. .11. ”it.
{or ltnrtlt. ltro'idyn: I it. Tyson, PM“!
11.1'1omn of dolphin. i"t ; i" i' How. (3. J0, ' .1
‘l‘ortt'hcutet' hutl ttppllru‘. to: .-. ‘tt'nttlt- My» Home“ hi. 1. (lurnold, JII‘I
warrttni. it won thew". 111.1, 't'onwt‘iiy. 'y.’ i : . ‘iI‘I .\irtt. MIMI,
would walk Dent‘lj'il‘lli' IllI-r \‘mv lot-it nrh, N. .l,, 1.. 1;. tlnrrttnti. Willem?
State, hilt he roilmd 1'. 112 hot . .11.,mgtttl I ll. limit by», 'l‘oitenrlm. Mr. out!
n lawyer. 1 hi. t', .ntlmmn. w. 1.. Mono. (3 ‘

The prlnuner lmtt 1.1.1.“. hold for it“. it‘. lfuullrntou. iii. H. Nuu‘f
forty tittyn, pt'uf'lt‘t'. I't'1P'LYUIIIIIII paper”: it”. Smith. F. I). Lawton, H. “I
being issued hy the Governor for the run. L. W. Layton. city; Mr. and.
lteiiun'o remtrrl into New '.ot . tltill.f-'vllictitioi1 and party. N. Y.; :4
it will its three wmiw or at month nevi. Mitts 7.. T.Drn:1,:.ittto
hetero this an be noontnpllnu.»l ;l.‘iurlen,: A. .t Atnrm'lne. L.

Meantime, it the litumtord notice 1!. it. Wolite, m J. H Mallory,
can locate Jame: “array rnd got him; -~- - - ”mu-v-
been in this autistiietion. the acoured‘ The sentinel Went Comm
will he ti tor Renting Nut-two resulting in their . .

was (IN! .tttrttotl. o
liowuvor. hp v.'t'.'1:‘t
(Thief of Police .lut'w.

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