Char-lea Yearance has had his house
painted.
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I-‘rod l'lllltt‘l'y has not been well for
the past two weeks.
I...”
John Vion spent several days In
New York last week.
l
‘\
warm to start the regular heating
without heat.
enamel will not tarnish ,or burn oil.
"1 £an0110
Smouucoo
An" Innovation in Oil Heaters ‘ II... humorist“ In... I;
The Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater, with Its
drums enameled In turquoise, is an ornament to any,
room, whether In the country or city home.
No home is quite complete without a Perfection Oil
Heater. it is! a necessity in the fall and spring, when It is too
in the midst oi winter it is often convenient as
it Is not an “enamel paint."
is the same as the enamel of your cooking utensils.
The Perfection u the most reliable and convenient portable heating
(device you can find. An automatically locking ilarne spreader prevents
turning the wick high enough to smolre.
lleywartt Davis is putting a new
roof on the Rector house.
.
s ‘H‘
visiting Mrs. John ii. Miiiot‘.
\IIllianI wardwell. Jr.. la having
his front lawn plowed and ro-noodod.
..... m. w-
Edward iluthrio. of lower Silver-
mine avonuo, baa purchased a Ford
automobile.
fl...—
Thomaa Kelly of Van: York spent
the woekcnd at the home of Charles
apparatus. and too cool to be
an auxiliary heater. as there are always some cold comers “0“”
in a house, Chester Guthrie spout Wednesday COTTON WEAVER FOUND DEAD.
The enameled heater always present! a nice appearance." ” the . and Thursday on a business trip to 3:0mele 0“, 2L~~-Tlio body of
but It ”05‘1"" John Murphy. formerly a cotton weav-
cr here, was found back of tho Palmer
Memorial Scltoo llu I’almerton, yester-
day. III the pocket of the on‘lriug
was a bankbook of in Norwich bank
with doponlts credited on it of 3.3M.
it is thought that Murphy fell off a
WM .
llonry I’oI'dr-nnux opt-III the week-
end at the home of his son, (‘laudo
l‘ortlronux.
The It‘rlcndly lilon'a t‘ltrsthold its
Dealers everywhere. Ask yours to show
.What :. orbiter-man, Wants, . 1
III. Rubber Boots 1,
is wear—all the was: he can not. together.
Of‘course. with catty fit and comfort.
’_ ‘taosronr nuo
WARRIOR BOOTS
are famous for their wear-and their conic
(cu-tabla fit
T are made bytho
Boston Rubber has 00.. which has
mado android twice as many rubber
boots and shoes as any other com-
pany In the world. .That‘s root of
quality. And the All Doc WAR-
RIOR Boot is the best. wearing
t they over mode.
The “Boston" Hub Boots
are sold eve hero. Ask
for them on
Look for the Hub
‘ Trade-Mark
It aopoar-s on all our boots and shoes.
IOI‘I'OII RUIIII IMO! 00¢
1' I
FIRST FUNNELLESO 3HIP AR~
FINES.
NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-'l‘ho first of£
the oil-propelled ocean liners, which
promises to revolutionize traflic. reach-1
cd Amorica last week. Something of the
transformation which will be workw
in the apportruncqot ships is shown'
in the new boat. The Toilor, tho ii"\\ l
utho Perfection Heater eumltd: oswrita . , A, -
l0 “"0“" “ml“ '° W “‘"V °l 13:33:) 12:34:11!“ tho parsonage. wall into the bmnk. The body had ship. made several successful trial
smdud Oil ComP‘n’ _____ lain where it bud been found pro‘mbly trips on the other side, and in crossing
(rnIIorIuImauI Mrs. Jul," Rabin .outortalncd a two days. lie had not been seen too Atlantic behaved well. Through
“- L . ‘9 numb”. of “8.. “1pm” at hm. Mum‘nmund l’alIrIt-rton for two yous. but out the transatlantic trip Ibo Tolb-r
‘ ”WM.--" ”W “W ‘ ““““""*""'““"“ last Friday evening. it is known that he was In New Lorr damned HS tons of oil a day, only one-
lparticulnr blatant-o thr- drlrer did not i .,..,M....._._ don on Monday. (‘oroner F‘ran‘t‘ln ll. sixth as much cool as would ordinary
ylinvo the. mercy to notify someone but} John tiraollo's new lrouoo In about ,ltrown vii-wed the body and .‘ll‘al‘Clll orrglnos of the saint» also. .irrutbor
lie“ “10 dog in the middle of tho street ’compiolr-d and the fatally cam-ct tollxamint-r bowls made an aiItrIp.Iy. economy is the elimination of coal
OWAYTON
'l‘lu- lit-t dog of Franklin Crockett
'wus ClilOl'Ol‘Oi'ItH-‘tl by \I'. It. Hates, yea-
toIduI', because. of old age.
Cannon Park is III-in: graded off and
will pr'r-sont a much lll‘llt'l‘ an-pIII'auI-o
tilt-1' tho grass has grown.
Most of lllt‘ oystI-I' boutzi :m- export-
(‘ll bar-II from lil'lllk’l‘illll‘l \\lllllll a low
I
lwhoro, altar lying III a stunned ooh»
I
l
§himaoli‘ homo.
lwhlr lI lrrdiraiorl flint death was duo to
lit) a iturturm] altull Murphy hurl been
.\lIs. flour) lior,nbock of Napanoob lumkilln for Home months atI1-\ttaIIa
N. i'.. has ll(‘(‘ll Iislflun at the homo:ng
of Mrs MrrI’ Guthrie.
occupy it this week.
diliou for some time, finally drngnod
win-re he was in Ilan
gor of bleeding to death from a bad-
Iy crushed foot and injured back log.
i ..-.....-.....
,Ilr. ii. I-‘.. Itntos was (‘llllt'll and trout-- ’ --—-.--——-—-- :0NE TO TWO YEARS FOR BUR-
Lad the dog and is hoping that no will 'Mlaa “"l‘i \‘Inrdwoll “I” 1’00“ ill. GLARV.
LI'm-(Ivor if no Internal injuries rlo- “”l‘ ”W 3”“ “I" ”'1‘ past it‘ll (“13'8“ l.iTi‘liI~‘ll-‘.l.l). ()ct. L‘l.»~~«.~\rthIr
:‘I‘olop, Perhaps It would be II good m" '3 “UM." I‘H‘OH‘FIHK. lKrnuss. IIIIII was arrests-d in \l'lnatod.
plan to {mm It s, 1), (I. A. in Rona)- . _ m .im' buralrrv. nan brought hero on u
1 Hrs “illbml \\’IIIdII'_I-Il II has . .
ton. br- n m‘ l|| ti i I lNliIli IIaIInIIl lhfilll‘tl in billlt‘fl Al-
I I l l t l l
..._...-...._M.... but ; '1 l "1"". "“ N“ “""k- Imam \\ :IIIIur, .IIui Ionicrda) upon
a -- I
After PXIIOMIN‘ Illlil “ll?“ )0" [(-9] (‘ I'i‘ llllit I WHO“ litltllltlllig Elllll}, Willi at-ntontI-tl l0
n cold coming on take Foley 5 Hunt-3.; luau. prison for no: loss than one nor
dd}. The boats “.m.“ ”WEN” “3W“. 1 T (‘ d l l d ltr. II. \‘ltrIplIiIII of New york ! .
“MN,“ m, mm”: M my, Wm“, WM,” nnlt‘ .II 'ompoun l. iIt (. mints an ,araduut. of ”I" mum wmmm “I '.IIIIIrII llllii tuo IIIurI Ar “insft'l in
‘ 1' a , a . I I I
N. Hwy MW mm)“, U mm.” grc nos. lire no on rat info. It non lotto ,H In mm” m xv“, (rurunnn lthr lIUlIIl tilt court Kr:'rneu < 'tao pals
nine in a yellow pncltane always. ~—'I he “(no IIIaIxori IIitlI rumor olfont‘ort
...--. , , ‘ smut Surplus at the home. of ('lmrltsl . ‘
Al the Baptist (‘lllil‘llL tomorrmI. ”rill“ lburm’rcy, “ 1‘ “lttllwli‘ & "my”. “I10 rt‘f‘t‘lIlltg‘lhr-NY flats in Jail. and
profit-hing by the pastor, l-‘. .»\. (‘IIII iO- .l _‘___ tlu- who :I ”no.
llilrkllzllrr. mornlnc oral m‘oilinil.‘ "i I ._.. ...._.. l A llallnuI-‘ou social is to bo boldi “Mm-'—
10.30 II. III. and 7:30 II. :II.; Sunday ,a Work I‘IIIIm 1‘”..th (Ironing and it
fli‘lluill and pastor's Iiiblo class :It I‘.!.,
A cordial invitation is ulII-n to all who
i
Advnrtlsgmin The Sentinel.
t
is I‘\§K'I it‘ll that tho you": peoplu of
Ethe- community
ARIEN
IIiIl all ban- a noun
Would worship with us. l Itlrno ‘ cnchESTERS P'LLSI
--.. . .... ‘ ........ man‘s“ am
M‘“ ’ '"Vw
I\l ill" \Irlhodlst iipis 1op.Il (lIuIIlI - 3“”. Jill-Pith l". Vino and Slnltll, i m,“
K
tux-annoy thi- tin-rm will run-mil at Inns lullt't‘ll (Irwin lllllIt‘ IIIIIwII ”ml $33.35 “5“, ““23“
ill“ IuoruIna ai‘illx'l‘ 011 TI:-lllll=|lli’lt ORbrl‘ 0N 1M0“ lumuulow and all! III-Ind tblc «up amiss: ins.
and III the err-urn: on “IIII- lllll'll W'iHH-I- in illt' (.m. M Mr Vion WlocsinnalkIIHSahatAlwAI-a mm
(‘IIIIIIIIuIIIlIIIvIII." .\lr. Moody u‘ill lu- arm-pimp, in nu. Wont. SOIDBYIIIIIII‘IGIWSIYERYIIIIIRE
lII l‘lllll'Ltt' of" tho liililr- (‘lilb’rL and it is
liIIIII-Il that all will mail
IlII-IIIIu-lws oi this (‘Xt‘i‘llllnilill oppor-
innit).
llllt‘i‘t‘filt'il
.m..
-..—
.. . , Mr. and hire. \I'llilum (lutbrlo
Arum-Ir iuIlor Is around again alII-r yummy. mm. purclrasod rm".
II scrort- allurk oi arlit yum-Io, Slum-y (.IIIhrlo. his
:bornc on ion-or Hilvernrinc
v‘
“fl
lht'll" .
for Int-r .
The Road or Vollt
Electrical Co.
I — . . flirt. llol -bniitI' :II ll -' (III In: x‘ . ““9“"?-
AI'ian' (I. Mann and IlIITllf‘ri ll. (nil “win” ‘ l l ‘l ‘1‘” l. i" i” inllt'll the) other! noon to occupy ‘
“up“ Went to .\'I‘\\‘ York IIIIIIII'. I “ H 'k' “ ml “‘1“ M'; film"; ”:3, .... ' l The Only Fully Equipped
. - . . . . “'0 “("5 III My mine 0 I'I-III a II :
wilt-urn they will will tIIIIIIIIImI .IitI-I- Mm Edward Guthrie, of Silt‘l‘rmino‘ ELECTRICAL SHOP
of tbo Qua
tho III-r-
0i
‘IIo-III. on the nt’l'l'lliltllllll,
boc Steamship (Tofu lino. fr :-
nrudas, in company with a party
'NI-w t‘nnanu, rotIII‘rII-d yesterdays lU
aronuc. . ’
tilt-tr hotno at Noroton ”PM,” . returnul bonm last “odor-s-
du). after spending auroral days with
llti ilifllllt‘l \lIe
inthoTown
AUTO SUPPLIED
Mrs. lioIIstI-Il and ht‘l‘ stator \liss S‘lmnm- ““0 l“ “‘1
"I ' 'Irt l‘l’lilll. 'l‘iI ‘i' lIIit‘IIil in bi‘ - ' '
:3]: hairpin ( ‘1‘“ “LL” ., mum” Phoebe Toasts-d. hurt- I‘oiurnod to tho '1’"- ”l: (Will R (‘Iii‘t‘ at Ip‘l‘ datmh Phone 805W“ 30““ M.“ 31""
Nu... ‘ " ' IIIII 'IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII In Sound I” q .m' ”WW“ “"“"'- "i “W South Norwallt. Music Hall arms
7 ilvnoh, 1m" tlllt‘lltliua’ thr- summon M" 3““ 'li‘i“0)'-
\\'lllI
durlnz
A nIIInlzr-r of lb:I ll)‘$ll"‘lllt‘ll,
(-zrnw‘down from ItI'lIlgI-porl
pm
with William 'liibblc of (ix liltlm‘.
l'lt‘ll.
IIa l ”i‘h ‘
’I‘III-I lllli‘lltl to lllllltt‘ thr- homo ' 0 "‘"HM Md 80‘4”" “N' Illlill
Hlt'flil tlwlr permanent home. i" "g for an “"“"'u'l"""‘"l i0 hr RlVf'lI
TELEPHONI CALL 720
tin. wot :Iprll. any IIIII Milli in about _...- next Thur-Inlay (lrtobor '36. The:
all in. and that flu-Ir Work “1“ in“! MN: ll A that In“ ah I l b nIprimlpnl fI-aturoa of III I
. . . I. , ' ‘I I I l .-
Iml a abort limo longer. 'l'bo prico ' K (i ”a H 1 ' on ("Mn i
will holds pretty fair. but Iiw)’ ili'i‘
IIIIIblI- to roap IIIII-lr largo profits on
worr- poII-dblt- in Ibo oui‘lir-r part of
(no In .IaoII.
. , Homo,
atopplnr: with Mrs. (‘barlm .\lllll',\" IIIImi‘lii Will be it action or tubIIIaIIII il-’
ltnrivn, Hint-o Ibo tltlilll ol‘ llt‘l' bus-,l'mlm'lllfl faurlilurold tiIIH' "Obits. and
band. II former iuuruto of tho SolrllI-rs' : “ l“"'“‘"“‘”“" "f "Aunt
will I-I-lIIrII. Saturday, to lrorxl""'l“"ll Album."
nntll‘o town, Fl'rlllillillllfl. Fla. on
(Gregory Boulevard)
I A 8 T N O H w A I. K
tit-rurtbn'o
m» “M
”W
’I‘lIt-ro Is no atoarn on tho
the cabins are heated by hot
To the landinhhcr the chit-f lnv
heart-rs.
boat.
water.
I‘lt‘N‘I-‘i in tho nil burning lighter is the
'absonco of smoke-stacks
and
and except for two low masts Ill. tho
prow and stem. the upper dot-k is “lit
broken. The- Tollr-r will hp follower by
two lhtltllttmr oil burning transatlantic
liners of tho Hornburg-American lirp.I
Iil‘Xl year.
BIG SALE
oi Keen Kutter
l Pocket Knives
', EVERYONE GUARANTEED.
BoneSllvor and Pearl Handles.
Roanlarly from. ".‘nt to 33‘. (in
1Monday and Saturday :It nut-bait
12 lie to SLSO.
-
F. A. MITCHELL
Ht. UOI FURNIIHII
prin-
.—
CORNEI WALL AND HIGH
NORWALK.‘ CONN.
IT.»
Norwallr Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
on...“ ... m t 4......
lThe Celebrated $3. 50:
WELLER
ISaiety Razor
'Isorsv LAWYERS, ALMOST srop
Eloquence of Notwolk Attorneys Watt.
were arguing
[limit-i court almost put ‘n stop to a,
murder- trlal which was being-
two floors below the common pleas
court
John J. Walsh of Nor-walk was pound-
in;: tho‘ table. and impressing upon
.ludgo Scott the legal
case
waited through the ventilators to that
criminal court below and there w‘m‘lLIbrary
such
(.(Illlt’lll'i be heard.
sent a messenger with the following?
note to
.lobn.
land give the pops and Ink bottles a-
lchanoo to rr-st."
mon pleas court.
had finished and Attorney John Cuneoi
’ , g'qua speaking in a voice that could he:
lineard Ioverul bloc-Ira away.
“ lwna handed to Attorney Walsh who
lread It and than saying.
. 3'0“.
Unnoo.
[armed and hunted up State's Attorq;
ney Judson at the earliest opportun-i
fly.
Led without hurting anyhody‘a feelings.
nuppiI just the
,to build up. strengthen and restore the?
. natural action of the klrlneIs and blad- ’
tier r:
, headache.
Land :I‘Il kidney.
irr'cttirlnritios.~
W. i", Wigrnore ti: to
serve you
you‘ve
thing you've come to need.
this direction the classified mist.
some of their mainland-making work
blunts;
MU'FI R TRlAL.
-m.
ed Through Ventilators.
silver tonguod ornror's who
a cane in the common
T h 0
held
Thursday afternoon. Attorney
points of the
The noise was
in question.
a racket that the witneun
Asthma! Asa; an H
POPHAM'S ASTHMA
giIea instuntreli. -f and on (though
in .all cases 0’. Asthma Bronchft'
Hay ieIcr.
receipt at price or oo.
”LIAM! MFG. CD..Pms.. Clonal!“
something for ha!
He said that he would operate
van on; time free of charge «Judas?
Sold by druggiata: snail;
'l'rlal I’m korze tIy mall 10 canto.
For sale by The Clifford Pharma ‘
i.
.m '
HIS GIFT.
Sailor-«Surely your father would do
DOL tor a Daughtormlndeed he wmlld
Finally State's Attorney Judson
Attorney Walsh: "Brother
Please be lent-r, demonstrative
As the Inrsaengor entered the com,
Attorney Walsh
The note
This is tori
John." handed it to Attorney
Tho latter was greatly Cha-
1
0 TH AM Irma
OCULIBTS AND OPTICIANO
NOW IS THE TIME
to convince yoursolr that you are-
not handicapped by defective eye-1
sight. When you come to us,.you'
receive the services of an exper-
ienced Oculiat to examine your
eyes.
81 Atlantic Square, Stamford. Conn.
0119“ Saturday Evenings
l
The matter was finally explain-I
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
ingredients neededi
Spotinliy prepared for barkache,
llf‘l'l‘ililslwsa, rheumatismi
blnddor and urinary"
'l‘lIo lirédge Pharmacy.
so
I
A SENTINEI’. WANT A5. WILL
in exchanging somethingg
mast-d to need for
And in i
do
£55117; -._..__.._ m ‘
Banquets a Specialty
i
i
l
i
I
Hotel Mahackemo
.I. R. CONNOR. Mgr. l
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE:
.RATEB 52 PER DAY AND UPWARD i
SUNDAY DINNERS 75c
TEL. CALL 988
New York, New
7' |\. I‘Qh\ N21
lu .‘Hx. ‘
.7. Itilx. 7.1;. 7:5: It.
Haven & Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
to Effect Oct. 1, 1911.
._..._——«
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
le‘
A. \l
l2.I-\\. {II
_ 541x. 62W. 65.
\th 1‘ link. i'jlii'.
ixfiI‘S. l: 'I’I‘x ll‘llll:‘ A
.; ms to lIaIlI In ltlt't-I I. - tux
'IJIEI. ‘I;;'II\,IIi\, I‘I1.l-; .II:.\,
104;
Sundays.
12m“. {Mills 5“ ‘I‘, Chi. 10 I“.
I.‘;5I.\. tzllh. ‘.. 4‘33 51‘ Simmi
S 2i.\. 9 AM. in ‘38.
. i. .,‘.l.\
'L'x. am.
A.
1.
\i.»
.\l.
NEW VORK TO SOUTH NORWALK. l
A \l I: am. brill. ILII'I. \JUi‘X. X'tllx.
azftaa. I‘.‘l:t\. l-H'Ile . llnllfr limos. lint g
I. .\l I‘1II.t.\. l'IlI. l 5px. -.‘"¥._ .3
.';I "l|\ ..l Mn -i ‘.'It I \. b: N'I\‘ ’Iznl a
coin. II "it, a. mix. ti: mix, J. 30. ii: pox. ll: :IU.
1,;tttt\
Sundays.
812.“. u: Mix. in li‘x, it: Illn-
I’I:II."\. Ii iii. If .ll.\, :2“.
l:‘t‘tl.\.
A. M.
I‘. My
lIII’It‘x, thitux. tlmllx.
.fi'tlit'
‘lltli.
W... . , ' ‘ HAVEN.
rm“. “Imp“. of ltowaI-Ion burn out t‘lyno lino Hlt'llmiihlll (‘ququ-bo. “WT“ “’N‘o two (‘Xi‘ttfltlinkll' plozts- SMI'O Dinners and A" KlMB M or a. :II -- 12: 12x, IIIrx. 1:57x, o-Im, 7:23,
' m- not musical numbers r"li"(‘|‘o‘ I." 9.13:: I" "1x. 11'1”. l1 47-
I a a' . ' ' ' I I I.' o1. J ‘ 3 ("ti
:I‘hiumtb d all If N Hillflii "I; ”I" “H“‘il‘l lI‘Iartiu Greene wont hunting youm Sunday in the Motbotiini Protestant 8'8 F006 COOKOU '0 Order {Mimi} dread-'47] ‘1quiuaamgi‘ u; itix.
Illildfnf‘lllt'lll hotlI-ty IIoII Il lllto lilt‘mulnt III tho woodu about Utttlmi. and t'lruwb. At tb i i 0‘“ at our "on and “um”. mm “um ‘ ' W '
to do in Inoctihtt the oxpousc of run-of " norn “ii “m“ MN I for oursolf '10 warm-rm". Saturdays Ime 3.05 tam.
“II I II I I1 n I . "“"‘“ “MW “Militi- to has five araI-grcmm (Imam sang a very footie" Juli" [O llSlllllVfl. Pam). y ”mm"
L” mI'll i "m” n ”H any (”mum “It‘lll‘l‘h‘ifl HI- tweaks of not-inn luraur offortorr solo and at the evening nor i.w F. Wi l'e & CO A. M“ “m Mix. 1:6“. 7:43. ”I”.
to llit‘ lalItIIw—on Ibo r‘onirary. 119109!" trout» in and about the wuoda, but Whaler". Mr and Mra. Christopbor Ian: M. _ gmo ”film‘- lit-lith- 0 w,“ “2“,. 7mm “3"
““5 ll “‘i'ml 11;“? ;“ “mi”, 1"" ‘43" lunablo to not a shot at It. Main on- I’m mpraliy amtmm duet IN m "2.3933": N 'k mm“
IIIII' nlt‘ut' It uh I: l "I no 0 (I I. II" R , . n .m ----—
HI"I’lt'lIl IIIIII boon t‘tit‘il for lllilltli mm L",""'"":,'"' '34:"? ““’,""""", 3"” “'1"? WW DANIURY TO souru nonwaur.
. ~ I . II no u If' mph 0 on In an I It" N" .m.. II ho bus on own filo (-0 .- ., FOR SALE ”‘“ W" A. In. :.6:Itll. 7:23. mo. azra. loam. 11:60.
your. and If every family would lll" other II-ilow'a “m,” Imrt-almuta m rt ”-1; ' "9 3. i’uMw-tirttlx. “In“. 3:30.
willimt to nubscrlbe a small man nor WM; . th k infill i I'M: it"! 0t sundays.
martin, thorn would II! no lInulturu-I l Wiiiin stopping off at a factory in run WW 5 w I wonder ”M Hllvor- SOUTH NORWALK m ' h: £33535? Air's}
on tho port of tho society in conlrtwi
Inn for another tIvolI'u months.
goes along the street at night.
thy iltll‘pnan.
Through an error It was eluted lam
owning that “first." the small dog he»
longing to Mrs. C. If. (initiat- of Horror
ton avenue. had been killed Imenuso
of injuries inflicted by an automobile.
The dog was not killed. but simply
badly injured. indignation is running
Milli In ftowayton as Arently auroral
dogs have been killed by automobiles.
Alibonltli perhaps the drivers of cm
NIH
attempt has been made to plat-o MutualE
in partition favorable for certain brain
on. but the purpnito in to afford com-
fort and variety to every puraon who
It In
hoped that no family will return to
sonar-rim to the lighting fund whoa
aoIlI-ltod to contribute to such a war»
Iulne imu lau-omo an artist‘s paradise.
Canoe Hill and Molds-n Iiill. to tho
north and MIN, with tho Huckleberry
film III tin» background. have been
«him with crimson and scarlet and
mum and mid. while our own Mill
.rond and other nearby localities have
been warmly loan gorgeous.
“Hm .. .. mm...
-‘l'lttiltli Norwalk lost Woan-Iuioy with a
foam of his own. 'l‘iunnna Kerr-titan.
tho Norotnn Heights ilvoryman. lost
one of his best horses. The horse IIIII
throuIIlI a platform on which it had
boon atnndina and Ivan unaided to
death by steam coming from murhin-
ory under the platform.
aIuem.w.I..Im .. “SW. «as
Lot. ooxrro. with founda-
tion. plans and restrictions,
near salt water. Price 3700.
J. M. Layton & Co.
tnaursncs a that [stats Agents
II Railroad Avon tooth Not-walk
l
An Idle Summer
Has not Improved the condition
of your “
‘ . O
Supplies
Guns. Amundiion.‘ Traps, etc.
mohfing BIOS. & co. Oltl daughter of Theodore W. Benedict.
' “m ‘9‘ ‘ Iain It. Barton died yesterday. at her homo In New
Iii-Ema. It». Irma. nos: Cm”
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