'b
a
3 , Jam'esLGoiden, do
fir“; fisher,’ . . pm.
“K '
*Jflmam 3?
$53. Year:
nuexed; "of 9 the "
, lisatinn of instwiiitf'th‘at‘ phenomenon e
, lily _ __ this‘onlversaliy some home
‘ -rlrWiiiwr-leim ts... ~ « «
~ ‘1 Al gm 0‘ which: 1-3; m isn¢°amdmd3WQQW W"
was. wp Whig, ‘ of" unnecessary uniforms“
. .W 1* . u ,
“(instillan For live or It: you“ I g .
_,lroni_ilsd w tit cousin and as attention d . 3
also.“ a limb lever. lily use on its ‘ ..
ml "“"é'il‘hll" il’l’m‘riu‘ ‘
,3 m.3l‘“3r .,~ c. .l' . .7 3-:
‘ntedihilibowpli‘wlt out Mt. . . “ . .. .~.
" lit caristlmu‘tim, less. 1 was not an 3 3 .. , r a,»
fluted 'toilre. tingling 'Dr. R. H. Ito .. ‘ . . . . 3. .
y. headlined t o In of normals
tenure, which i tool; witla‘exccllsat
will. and was entirely cured. l have
gained in «wet lit. 1 go out “VI“
m and have {it on lab 1: cold. .
tea. I .then “to I lloocou
nil‘h‘ Al ‘
day! store it meets expenses. We
talk of hard times, but the entire rea-
i
II it tide 8:47 a; at; 9:10 p. m.
cs 4:46; sets 7:11. ‘-
gBranch Officfi Norwalk.‘ , .
F A LITTLE LONGER.
Those who use the West
volleys are constrained to complain
arise the use of the east track, be-
Jmne and Marshall streets, has
Mei discontinued while the paving'
wrath“ is going on. in this connection,
,it be thoroughly understood that
a trolley officials are not to blame:
,‘h’ey refused to comply with the m'l
‘sts to discontinue traffic on this;
,‘fieetlon of track until the mnyor‘
" . brought the big stick into play.
i In order to expedite the work and
the street at the earliest possi-f
é moment. Contractor MoElroy had:
it then working all day Sunday lay-‘
hi; the brick: The passage of thel
leaVy double truck care over this pain;
molar section 0! track disturbed the:
“ rote joints. as that it. was paces-l
to ho over the merit {inxone place
avenue :
i
l
i
.dmprovementsLof‘ all kinds cause
calms 'WonileflmM-flnd should be tol-
liltlf-
”is being pushed and that normal con~
possible time.
‘ing people 'of New England before the
" Representative; Ebeneer J. Hill, of the»
‘ win be quoted assuring the mill work-
lnot there. If 20 per cent. does
" crater! by the Citizens 0" “”5 commi‘igovernment. but it is a sanlple of int-l
"Suffice it to say that the work.
‘al of the promises of that minority to
ditious will be restored at the earliest ‘ to
because of the tortiiications along the '
tsuufli “WEB "‘“I'B‘fl-riflound. mills fortifying is complete”
and the waters of the Sound are heav
their tum promises models» the work‘
last convention. Senator George 1’.
under a system of points for gains, the
A diamond pendant. - _
Ships may be judged a safe entrance.
Ways and. Means committee. (Sennt‘orl
moods. fill. Y“ and Fortsm'i‘erry and Misha,
. Several other articles of lesser va-l
lne were taken, {but Mrs. Hanan could, conditions of warfare. A network 0:
inot recall of just what they consisted}sunken mm" controlled ‘by stations,
production here. and abroad.
1 3 a r
‘The protection Democrats have A peculiar feature of the robbery was an Master‘s Island make: the protein;
on a so ute and the eavlest fog.
tried to compromise with the “booth“ some particularly vaiusbl m
3,, , . ‘ ' e e at
trade Democrats. and this.of course, 8 ‘would not prove protection, or the:
were left in the bureau draWer from2
is hopessible" Senator McLean con’ - ‘ '
. ' . . which ,1 , ,screen under which any vessel might
tinned. “You can not. compromise t ’9 others Were removed. the) '
{could i . . ‘Safeiy negotiate the channels, because
with the arithemetic or the compass.‘ in "m hate been overlooked and V
‘ ‘ Vthis suggests that the job was 9. him. Of the completenss of the system of
You are either .there or you are xtfled one. l'fortillcation. A crew in the stations!
are that the Democratic tariff would.
.look after the differences in cost of
i a . ' ‘
. 1 Mrs. Hanan would not place any at M” "‘6' Wright are experts i“ “‘8'
$322231: lgfrlsetlhtntviillile ”Silgfigffigzfialue on the lost lewols, hunthe namely“ i?“ “'9 capable 0f (1933034118!
Party has broken its sacred promiaeiestimate was made by a lupldary from; n 6;” he- fleet by means of the-
to the people of Connecticut. This ,a casual description of the llrollerty'.ig";r s 5 mines ‘1 they 5" “93"“-
'I have shown from the lips of those Mrs. Hm is accustomed to Wear! tl mm “3989 to”?! up the Sound to
Democrats who alone had authority to]. very little jewelry and would "0‘ or; m westward there is an unprotected.
do the promising. -lf adequate llrotecddhmmy have had 5° much at Shore area along “whit-hour local shores are;
tion is found in any rate contained in iincres. it was brought over fromélgcat‘ed. Lntil torts Schuym; and:
this bill it is there by accident only. 3”” York at a “me When “he has? 8mm“ mm mm M snare ‘5 a“?
' expected. to give her annual reception; free “d 09“" 3‘“ 33 the for“ ‘0
This bill has not been described asim Governor and Mrs. Pothier. The "L. the eastward bottle up the entrance
9. glaring example of invisible and iii-g ness of Mr. Hanan made it necessary.” the Sound from lillli end, so do the;
, |flit-(u to the westward act ass sub-g
audible government. It is ”m the way: to cancel the function
in‘xhic: the“,conclusillzlln‘fii.0:t Inigfi'l The jewelry was taken from “Influential bulwark of defense. }
in so ave eon reps e . s . Hanna‘s bondoir, a few. moments af—l The Norwall-x people‘s opportuniii"
feet of thébnoongiudibns. that thepfie t 3 _, , ‘“'"i be 1 ,. V. .
pie 0‘ Connecticut are afraid of. . ““9. er she had left the house to attendl n seeing the host as it,
bill may have been an exninpe of,in'1
visible and, nettle senator from ibwn’
so aptly added the other day. inaudible;
The loss was disovered within thirtyIn ‘9 expected "'2" they Wm “830mm
minutes. but although three detectives:
W‘s" since Monday morning. no tsngi- tinuing the game and approaching the
this clue has been found today. CRY of New York, to test the repellent
g rive detectives, two from open oilfimniflh oi the fortification against?
.iwo widely known agencies or 'Newi'the metrm‘is, which have loos beans
York and one from Providence are i whim for discussion in army and.
here. The head of one of the New’navy circles.
‘nority government in complete betray-
the people of Connecticut that 1 object
“in Connecticut Mr. Underwood in:
remedr-ottimes. qhsnthas ,7“:
. lipobbsdfimiyri'awnaslllll Willi
'Col., to hold up proceedings agnlnilt «1
i would be immfliibiegundar‘ the usualfnext season.
{ ins.
:ifwasl "bush" in Trenton-'v-f‘, . .
itillod Showinan’s Growing"
‘iiiiimliiiu coat Him loss at
immediately after he was appointed"
Mr. Cook wired the sherift‘at Denver;
Tuliytown. Pa. .
‘ Referee Cook started for Denyse
poets to start out 'wltli a new show ’
.The bankruptcy proceedings were?
brought by three creditors. Frederick]!
W. Biddle, of Philadelphia. who‘hasi
a claim of 33,800 for board and pro-l
visions; Nathan W. Perry, of Denver),
whose claim is $342, and Charles An-
derson. of Denver, with a claim of $35.
The nominal amount of two of the
claims gives color to the report that
the proceedings wore brought with the
assent of Pawnee Bill. who has been
an intimate friend of “Receiver Cook.
Tile receivership undoubtedly puts
an end of the show career of Col.
William F. Cody (Buffalo Bill).
85o rngi,"smeiu
13c and 206 Milton Wit. for-W...
host anode. 8i i; to.
- and 3 yard lengths.
’Fine. sheer. figured Persian Lawns.
Fisln, scalloped and fringed.
Red Star Cotton Diaper ................
15cLon8daleCambficfor........... .......... ......
36 inches wide. for women's wear. 3
" ~. , magnum”, . --. .. . . ..............l........
01" WIDE. ‘7 Iinogh to another “3" and "”9"”: ‘3'“! ,3“! i 3“. ... ‘ - . ”l "“ ' ’3“ “ AN)“. til "‘0 Kids 43 inches «and 45 inches wide . Atlantic muslin
. . . ~. . . 3 n... , .. l i seen i E "El: ~: ~ ~ ‘ . '
fiemnthehcmiah Candle“ tion. The Wall Street Jou.nai. 'ifizmgfigszfléfi li°ghfilu£§ar§§§m 3 llnrnnu “F "A“ “N , 32-00 All. Linen Napkins for ..... It.“ dez.
‘ ,,,Prcsident——Chariea1.iiidq 3 . m. in. me! nil: moi-Aways. ”"3" 3, FM "EXT ililil‘iii TRlilNTON N. J a l .. ' 20 x 20' already W‘ ' ’
”Eugen T . 0' It’ll-“twins ruel- "it or Wit-hr . . ., uvso. The Buf— $1.755ngiilh Long elm. for . .. 3119 .
«n‘ . . .. A '0 LEIDEHB tellinx of recoveries and write to Echmlll" (continued from nrst paged ‘falo an)“ Wild West and P w , l , q .. . . , H ' - -' - - ------- - D Gee
Stormy—e rank w. Hadley. ' . ‘- ‘ ‘ ' team‘fibl’dl'w‘iihd "';'u‘i‘l’l%i-'i£’ .._... Far East show m. t 5.281%; 1~ “"1 WW-
_ .. ‘- ‘ . . ‘. . A, . . s orce no ins-1w 32:80 Pusher Pile o .......... .. .
WW Matthew Corbett. "in 1W": "0mm , . As it is understood the undulating Nptcy yesterday morn - alt . m f r ' .' ‘1 189 each
, 3 r , , . W B cred, Filled with crushed feathers and down. covered With art tick-
..-. . . , \ . -—‘ . Clifford Pharmacy anomalous-My fleet will attemnt‘tolnt W0 New York, ital-s. C. Cinton cooks“. 3 anointed“. ing. ‘ ‘ . . . .
. TUBE ALMANAC FOR ,wasnmorrolv, gully admoharging Oil (Stimulation! W “by the .backwmiqrr sound route. receiver. and Henry 1).". Oliphant was“. 12‘1.2c Fruit of the Loam tor......u....... . . 7 1e .
‘ TOMORROW. that Democratic ‘leaders‘have broken * . Theoretically this will be impossible made referee. 36 inches. . H ''''' . c
s2.oo' English Nainoook for
'REMNANTS or TABLE LINEN—Sturdy vliun in 2 yam. 2 1‘2
1...... summer. rectum...“ 3.5" Windmill We r" a r W“- *2 ------- --------------- °
. fl PHONE CALDS , ate today on- twmmuefl from first page.) w ich sweep the narrow passages. it 3 VOW s new tied up in Denver. 3. L Sturdy Crash for roller. kitchen and dish towels.
. , ‘ ._. , , . y . ‘ ‘ .3 .. , “—1.... , is assume to blow up a. hostile ship Ancillary receivers malt-be asked in» 25:: Pillow Cam for ............ . ...... 19c .
"New? Department. qufl‘dng the campaign in Con-;’ ‘A set of sin r sapphires surrounded :at almost any given point. but-as the. Pennsylvania, as the concern has bill—ll 45 x 36, hematitched and mllooed. ‘
Bufinm DWCM' . “00'1““- directed particularly asalnllt by diamonds. ‘ 3 war manoeuvers are to be conducted 131098. Wagons and other property all: 25c Fancy Embroidered white Goods for ........ 12 1-20 '
. . , :-. 3 . , A diamond brooch. 15c ”mined ‘ohambnya 40l-
890. ~Edltors ReSidei'ice. AficLeain quoted] from speeches made by A pal r 3 of diamond cum“ ., through «the battlementsl .‘ .. ibday, l“compacted by Major Gordon; All colors, for house dresses, rompers. etc.
31"" lily 1‘“ er Underwood, Secre- ‘ A pair for Iblack diamond earrings T0 pass Eons Trumbuigon the Con W- Lillie (Pawnee Bill). who waited" 25c Curtain Scrlma foi- ...... ..... . ......... 12 1-20 ‘
1:51? ‘0? Commemfledfleld, homesch- surrounded-by white diam on do. ,neotient mainland near Watch Hill” here to be served with the papers in ‘ in white or tan, in inches wide.
We Reinvent! Governor at m. Bald-i A pmmm mm 86, with m Fort n. o. Wrighton Fibbers' lsland.,th9 bankruptcy suit. Pawnee mu ex- $5.00 sum Bod Spreads for ...... . ..... ...... ..... ......... $3.49 3
69¢
..a:.n;ov-.vc-...v ...... .-
12 1-2:: '
..... $1.49'plocc
834s
59c piece
9 1-2c
Colonel Cody was making his tare-
wel trip through the country and
because of that refused recently to
raise an attachment on the show
property. Major Lillie wanted to con-
tinue the show. but Buffalo Bill Was
eager tovget back to his ranch in My.
Dining.
The show did not meet with its,
he collapsed.
Bills against the sh‘ow piled'up fast.
At Denver. on July 23. the United
States Lithography and Printing Com-
pany. of Chicago. attached the proper-
BIG MEN AT ST. NlCHOLAS TO-
NIGHT.
Boaers weighing a total of 1.200
pounds will provide three ten-round
boutsypt the St. Nicholas A. 0.. this
3 evening. Frank'McGuinness. of? the
usual success this year. Buffalo Bill,.’ English navy. mill-hook up with Jack
a reception at St. Peter's-rhy-the-SwJ”0°93 down .on the loner forts, for} 3'0““ 0d ““d “0 longer “"3 (139111". Keatimuof the :Broolrlyn navy yard.ln
unerring marksman of former1 the star event. pug-key Flynn. theBos-
the entrance to the eastward in mailer-‘39 had 9035“ i9 enthrall YWUK‘ton heavyweight. will meet Sailor
agencies have been Working on the whole warfare for the purposes of con~iAmefl°" infirmities 50 troubled him White, while the principals in the
.that last month in Knoxville. Tenn, third event are Al Kuhiak and Tim
Logan, champion of the Atlantic fleet.
——.r
GRAND CiRCUIT “ACES.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July 30.—
With the turnitore watacturers
EL'Ks REMEMBER MR. TOBEY.
Recent Appointment of byatcr Shell
Police Force is Honored.
Notwithstanding the warm weather.
south Norwalk Lodge, 'No. 709. Bene-
volent and Protective «Order of Elite.
have. handout «gatherings: and get
much enjoyment out of the some ite-
cently George Tobey. one of the en-
thusiastic members, was presented
with a medal of honor and a revolver
in honor of his appointment as a mem-
ber of the oyster ground police force.
Mr. Tobey takes the place of the late
Captain Willis Bell, of East Norwalk.
The new appointee is «thoroughly in»
miiiar with his duties, andvdemonstrnt-
. ~—--—-O'“ s li‘lt instruction to re-;
3 MORE .HEAT. $512310 ltheotlll‘rifidllpon ‘the so; of pro-1:23;, ngogicles Willnarrive some time; The fest ‘may be ”“5"!" 89“” "Oiiilgqtsxgs'm 31:02:03: tia‘fi'gozezgg 2:12 trot for a $10,000 purse as the ed his fitness for the position in the
‘ . an rson - an o . .
4—- ductlon theory' and he got what be t he a 5. take Charge ”L y p n “’“g “‘9 ”“0““ and “m'town. Then bookings were cancelled principal attraction todays Grand neat speech of acceptance of the hon-
Circuit racing card consisted of four are and presents bestowed upon him
invariably pick the weather as a topic
for conversation at all times, have
something to discourse over these tor.
5‘!!! days. Yesterday was a scorcher in
every sense of the word. while the tin
nudity climbed to such a degree that
the suffering among man and beast
was great. Fortunately, no serious
prostrations are reported in The Nor-
.walks and this morning found most
everybody up and doing. Some rcilel‘
‘ time and ambition sought the beaches
yesterday and found there some pleas-
the Sound.
W W...W.. W........_.....m_.
moor Underwood, irate uml impli-
‘t‘ient. interrupted Mullmh‘s testimony,
”literally. just long enough to brand
fine latter till a liar and blacllnlailer.
.Mulhall‘ refused to ho perturbed and
worried.
WMM.W
Tliut numerous clan of 9809“? W110 asked for. Now the Democratic party‘
we and relief in the cooling waters of ,
.l‘eitorated his statement that ho had
enraged (incur in conversation on one
iirritation. 'l‘llo excop hull every body
The pruyern and petitions of auto-
obiilsts. residents and «pedestrians,
he case. ilpl‘obably pass here on one of the lot...
i | Mrs. Hanan said that the servamgtter days of that 3" week In Augustl
'3] coggmsilfpumafihtxr r2221?“ Whom “we ““9 ”’0‘“ ”'GMY‘WC’EMW” 9“"95 W binning to go out:
i one dpon fl arena 1 d l t{had been eliminated in the inmtignninto the Sound in boats to Witnessi
at man alt. rfmdt le Deon e to" o w in ltion. with the exception of two has ‘ifhe spectacle. it has been some years!
proposes o o. iers. who were ensued for the tiratfiinoe albalrtientieet passed through the
‘ [time this your, all of “099 employed: Waters of the Sound. and the Sigiu will
BACK FRO‘AMEBNESSSX: 6“ TRA'N‘i“ 3110"! Acres have been with theiprove most interesting.
' C 8 Bi l c J .' r, a “am“? for veers. The theory of me.
V” .H. r‘gltilnlan elm. “1.0 tawflétor bout thieves also has been dissjlee‘are stationed on some of theboats
" m ”new “a mm“ 0 “L on “biblissod. as the shore of Block lslandiin the Atlantic Fleet and will take
tors and Tminmen 8 Brotherhood. on; Sound, over which the house looks. isépart in the maneuvers with their:
the Vew Haven railroad. were in New? , . . .
Illuven vesterduv after having Spengler) rough and a small boat would ships, There are also some local youngf
. . . ,have breat difficulty in landing any-linen in the repelling forces on land
6
i § V ' J r
1”"“9 time with the 1mm“ or glue all where near the estate. |W|l0 will be. connected with the war-
ago when l planned to give a roomy 'HOME.
lam"! tier ""13“ ‘Tnydm‘d ””mew‘:t.tion and ball for Governor and Mrs, NEWARKN. J” July 30.~»'l‘llorwald
mi?" “0' “S w“ "“3 0“ 3° ”somber. r:i’ir. Hanan swore ill endanger-rd. the Danish cyclist and win-
Mr. Brigham stated thut there was} a;illmr:acl:er:nkglzsmaaliasing.M11111: ' nor of six world‘s championships. is no
N , . deeply disappointed at his failure to
to he no meeting of the conductors C-buronu of my boudolr. Then they had defeat Jackie Clarke in two match
lornl chairmen here until homothlnsfbwn locked up until Friday ”ven‘uimces that he informed the Newark
definite hull been arranged in tile “r"wilcu 1 0 . l
pound the drawer and took v
iiitrntiou proceeding for n settle all“ , eiodromo management that he would
out a few articles while drosain for a
of this dispute. Mr. Brigham said he reception at a“ Paor'ndmtiuffieu. 3:30:03:ceasingntmwgzzutzr "212:2:
Willi hopeful that the result would be; “1 left several pieces on the top °Pr¢wo on Sunday afternoon The in.“
to the satisfaction of the conductors} the bureau for my maid to put wanna” that if he were again‘dofIatod by
‘"' m” N“ ”m“ ”“9"“ ”’3 “monologue did. When I left the house CM“, he would arm m mm m
said that the matter was entirely up the maid went Im the diately to a fresh contract and ”mm m Europe. This
to lili‘. arbitrators and it is for them : mm” “m” not for from the hounoto financial “crime would involve some
to say now whether the men of the bring some fresh water to my room. thing like “MO. At ”HM,” re
New alluvcu and other 12 eastern lines; When she retunod t
o the men on
involvmi in this affair deserve a rslsc‘ " ii quest the three cornered match with
naps twenty minutes later one round {in
. pilot and Gavan tomorrow shim
in pay. the drawer of the bureau open and ,1” been called “ugh
lunch oi the Jewelry gone. Several '
“awn“
*_un~—wu
| the 'West gave him a place in history
A number of th s . f oc .
P ”M 0 I al funill Elliouston and navy Crockett.
«Oklahoma Territory for a time. but
, came .a showman.
and the Indians were ordered back
tothe reservation.
Athougll a showman for it years.
Bunnie Bill in his young manhood was?
a real pioneer. ills achievement as'
scout. indian lighter and n tamer of
with Daniel Boone, Kit Carson. Sam
events.
The other mes are a 2:07
pace. 2:08 tot and 2:17 pace. .5 large
number of horses are entered in the
2:12 trot. The some hot Weather and
fast race which greeted the horsemen
during the last two days of the meet
is promised for today.
by his fellow Ellis.
Next Friday evening the pinochle
sharps will have another sitting. and
play for prizes that anyone would be
pleased to win.
we
Samuel Want Ads on winners.
Pawnee Bill was a notable figure in
he never was wide fame until he be-
Buffalo Bill made a great deal of,
lfl‘lle famous scout killed his first in-,
union when only ll years old. Afteri
that he was in many battles with the
Ired men. Mon called him Buffalo,
l'Bill because his title supplied buffalo
‘ment for many of the gangs of lag
3mm employed in building the Union
lti’nciflc railroad.
i “l was chief of scouts under Genl
2Phil lSlleridan when the show bust-l
, ness was first discussed in 1872." said
Buffalo Bill recently. ”1 turned the
idea lover in division torsion; time.
though donors! llihoridan laughed at
it. (however, 1 went to Chicago and .
with Col. a. Z. c. Judson. the “Ned
laminae novelist. 1 produced ‘fI‘he '
donuts o! the Plains! ” l ,
Colonel Cody added that the papers
said the "acting was so bad that the
L m
f h of have
Tam glla'fusaimsn
./
ron quirk“? 3 5
_‘ l
w” afforded last night but no, l“mug“!clmiruwn in the negotiations betweenl "i wear very little jewelry." saidifaro. lmoney with his Wild West. Much of is, . ‘ 1.“
‘ the eastern railroads and the commit- 3 .. i it was spent or generously given away. I’ s ' ‘flfi
‘0 ””15 about. itoo representing th or allied brunchis ”8’ Hanan. and what I had here Ii b t h b i t d i is d ’ ‘ ,1 ‘ J
, . 3 . . ' “- . ~ ‘ allrouslll from New York some ti o WILL BEAT can ' “ 80m “‘86“ "V8” 1! n 8 . '
'1‘11039 “mum“? 930“” to have the of the railroad service in their de~‘ m “K5 on GO BACK; and mining properties in the West. -H . ’ M
iii ted time is is seats. Don't fall wmmaocprot can
lo‘liz‘iiool?
. only to until when purchased with a is cent pattern.
‘rwo RAILROAD MANAusll'ie DEAD. on", m, . ‘
lbOii’l‘ON. July ”WWW“! Angus. girl rngtlflzz 1:: I‘ll)? 231:3: ”fit nth: BUNDLE-2t) "ROCK”! .WRE‘ ,stW was actually good." The border ‘
tun Taft, long and piominontly identb, church soon lifter my arrival them, Thomas F, mwd, manager of the A. drama prayed succoasful and Cody.
' . . “I!“ with tmnspnrfat 0'” omens “‘3“ . 3'. hesitation grocery in Washington undo $1,000 a week out of it.
this travelers on their my to New mm” interests. dropped dead yes-{323; “{“fiffififg’mmfim 1:0“ (3’: strut. while in the store tier 4 it» tells lint Wild West show was pro-
M out at the Motion ’0! “little!!! lsrllsy at Gutsumet. where its was we mm. a; 12mm”, Ma 1“, ”a,“ moments last availing before nominal duced in last. The lites was new and
”we. “Mind filth streets. intiie'lting. Death was due to heart inseam. ‘horo at 4 o'clock. Saturday morning. wfor the me o‘clock m than“ nit hwcdoflwmmdoaasoooosstn this
.‘wfy up” future. lino present chief business activityharl no for no also has been dimverd, but noise at the rear of the store. its in: oceans and later in flout-ope. lie play-i,
, been as manager of the express do- iive men are worlds: on the also and ventilated, but could not mm m— ed Wfluwn Victoria and met “10
NOW ON SALE AT PATTERN COUNTER
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
Two Stores.
are about to be answered. The street
mflmmt will have a also post. di-
I
'Bouth Normal. Conn; . woman. Conn.
doll with would shows proved
'_ ‘ at mile: small a sum and axle. Hume:- lawful alarm. -
a some out of upon when no got it, was. laid. "Down; W . , {7
lbs railroad til-soil." "In news. muss mats lire a calcareous»
idly we in this country are salmon. general passenger agent or the liar Ramsey amnesia» hound-l or 1110 W“ i “all“ i“ “m
W has to has “It and ori~,mton a Albany railroad for clear liability, has ‘ 4 1 y
m of how east times are Timon years. died at no residence in nihilism flint
‘ Solid with"! W9 "1W1“ I!“ too. handily night. after a long lib thieves who assisted so WWW" 5’ .
can: M. W will”. he was Massimiliano. heretwoysaiammmswnntm. and MI M.WW W‘""‘""‘w“ m. " W "1
I ‘ ‘ “WW ‘ ‘ ' flammymmxorame» “Millstonmwmmm am . m3w, swoon
,mm. m enmmsnmwmmrmm l" .
. . W , um. 3 MW, an its-Om“ 3 . whorl-illness 7 '" r
W . _ ‘ 1‘
" ’ ‘ - ' . u n n . , .
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