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MANYWllMEIl
Will llil
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Sullrageties Are Busy and Add
126 Names to the Town
Voting List
shunning—inn m
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Many Prospective Electors Turn-
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Function, Held in Assembly Hall
Was a Success in Every Way
~Streei Parade
Once again the annual fair ot the
firemen of lNorwallt proved to be a
success. The ai’ialr was held Saturday
night in the Town Assembly hall. and
will he continued until next Saturday.
The decorations of the hell were beau-
tiiul and the booths were very pretty.
The crowd was large and, once in the
hall. all oi! their troubles were laid
aside. Dancing was enjoyed from 10
o'clock until 12.
The decorations of the hall were
very beautiful. As one entered, the.
ice cream booth, which was called the
Hope VHose booth, was the first to
meet the eye. It was decorated in the
national colors. The band was in the
west side of the hall and played dur.
ing the'evening for dancing. From
one end 01‘ the floor to the other the
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Bill Carries Many Changes from
Original Underwood Bill Pass-
ed by House ' ’
inliuunllinuns
alumina or
House Duties ,on Wearing Ap-
parel of Cattle or Goal Skins
Reduced
7 i x ’ I . .
\(ftet: £011“? coming elkcmnjlwi‘xéirafters were draped red, white and
Mid e .111 dimly (ltllle toun L [3‘ :l‘blue‘ This effect was very attractive.
”me “ me “e 86 6mm“ and 0“ ll The booths were decorated with the
-ierl 'it i . , in 'l‘ . ~ 1,‘ i‘erence report of the Underwood-Slin-
(' K S‘ it sees 11. 1'“ uomen 0 inutional colors, light blue and white,
, wounding both the Sheriff and his dep-
* m on Pam of en. Wflflgfiiiy A win we, m .Our Own operator.
some nonwaut. court, honour. serrations so. me
lliiillil nuiillit
tuition nu
Desoeradothot} at White Man
and Was Burped to Death
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duo BEES, C. 33.. September 28.—
J. M. King. a magistrates constable,
was shot and instantly killed, and
Sheriff 0. P. Douglass and Deputy
Abbott ware wounded yesterday by
James Davis, a negro desperado, who
subsequently perished in the burning
ruins of his house near liliddendort'.«
this county. The house is searching
for Davis'-wiie, who assisted him in
his fight against the officers, but es-
caped before his house was set on
lire. .
Davis was wanted for shooting at
Leslie Burr, white; near Middendorl’,
Saturday. Sheriff Douglass and his
deputy attempted to arrest the negro.
Davis whipped outs pistol and tired,
uty. The negro. with his wife, then
took refuge in his house. which he bar-
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Lew Partner at Homer Gum-
mings Said Now to Be in the
Running
nouns nu
nonunion Jill
ill/lib Noone iiut oi It Entirely,
Crop of “Justice” Grows With
Great Bound
nun—-
waa'rHaa FORECAST.
Local Raine Tonight and Tuesday.
nun Willi
5 noun nnnu
Counsel tor impeached Governor
So Stated Positively Today——
Trial Besumed This Ailernoon
ALBANY, N. Y., Sept. 29.———While
the members of the court of impeach-
ment that is trying Governor Sulzer
were arriving in town today for the
regular half day Monday session, a
dozen detectives were busy serving
subpoenas for the board of managers
and the defense. A score of legisla-
tors and politicians were sought by
the board. while fifty persons, none
of whose names has been revealed,
were being called for the governor, it
was planned today to take the testi-
mony of two witnesses, Melville J. 'Ful-
ier and J. B. Grey, New York brokers,
regarding the governor‘s stock deals
and thus clear the decks for the intro
duction tomorrow of testimony regard-
ing Suizer's alleged bartering of poll-
tical influence.
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Strong Talk to Sunday School 7
Children ‘
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Likened Minds of Young to Phone“ ‘1
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"i C ll Rally Day was observed at the Now“
L" “m ‘l I) ("‘ld' ~- - . w u- uu (i"'t :l ' n at d
.. - .. . .. . ... ) iienirk, counsel for the \ .i t .. c to is ( iuiC yes er ay
‘giiesmglthe federal dim?“ judge. governor, previously had promised toliiioi'nlilg and the Sunday—school schol-fl
1) note numerous "0“ than the) , state positively today whether the do} ms were treated to a special sermon
WASHINGTON, Sept.
mons tariff bill, representing the final 7 and found the house apparently deserts
adjustment ot‘ disputes between the: ed. Suddenly a. shot sounded and King
Senate and House over the former‘s’tell dead. The negro-tuehed out. but
amendments, was made public early was pelted by a storm of bullets. lAp~
today, when the Democratic managers patently badly wounded. he turned,
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Judge Plan are still in the ring except erlck L. Colwell, who it is alleged in-l tor. the relation oi our minds to .
Thomas F. Nouns who is de’lluitclv vested money for Sul‘zer in \\ all Stutlhe phonograph record provided .119 . y
positively and finally out of the ruhilt-lei'rick and all of the governor’sxibyect lesson that was explains by
counsel. always have insisted that‘lhc preacher. The congregatiop was
3161“,“? $6.3m active and} “0“‘1"l‘""“'nnn in yellow and white. They were
“ye y sptaimg, d‘d ‘m‘f‘h "MOT, t my all on the south and west sides of the
to men. n the lust and mm“ hall and chairs for the people to watch
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wards, .41 men and _.. “onion “Lil I what was going on were placed on the
made; in the second and hith wards.
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east side. The onicials‘ booth was de— submited it for the first time to their back and crept under the lmrnlngl‘ him; unless there is a complete re. ~ ~ -
. . z . . - - ' ' . .. , ‘ ’ ' - ’ ' " ~ . ~ " ;truly astonished b' tl {earl es te-
ibflnrnc mid logo-pinch, ii; the third comted With blue. with the white stats Republican colleagues on the confer-house. .No trace of him was seen Vcrsal of its position on the part of f"01‘1\é1‘1i“:11:::lt1’: 1: 11:6 :18 tottinddand: menis ol‘ the paslor liith £91.:th .
. l, a. 11 en a. o.» uom n. land while. With the blue stars. This ence committee. ‘thereafter. the national administration. 5 Duh Cd 5 e 0 a e 1e 5 an ' ‘ ‘ U
Those made, by words, were as i‘ol-»
lows;
First Ward.
Allen, George \\'., 7 [suites St;
Beutty, J. Thornton, 6 Elm st; Benc-
dict, Cyrus W., Dry Hill mu; Burns.
Matthew 14],, 5] Franklin tux; Car-
roll, George Id, 3:} Spring Hill; Cassi-
iiy, James Edward, 12 Cross st: Chi-
chester, Edw. 6., Main st.; Clarkiu.
was very pretty.
There was a parade at 7 o‘clock.
Most of the firemen turned out and
marched. The line of march, led byl
the American Band. was from the
quarters down Main street, through
Wall street into West avenue a short
distance and back again to the hall.
In the form in which the tariff hill
ultimately will go to President \\‘il‘
son for his signature. It carries many
changes from the original Underwood
bill passed by the House last May.
While the Senate gave way on many
of its amendments, in the two weeks‘
fight in the conference committee.
many important changes were retain-
ed and the general average of rates
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tering the field daily. almost hourly.
Almost every mail to Washington
endorsements relative to one or more
candidates.
One of the latest candidates heard
of here is'glierlgpfid). Lockwood, or
.Slamford. 'law purifier ofu Homer
Cummings. Democratic‘National com-
Bcsi . _ . > . ,
the 01d c'indidates new one or) (1?; Hope of. James C. Garrison, who the “101‘315 01 our willlls and the“
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‘ (‘ e now it-i held at the Albany County Pen- ‘ proper W3} in winch they should be
. itentiary for contempt of the assembly,’ instructed.
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obtaining his freedom beiore October
pays and friends. They had planned
Among the flowers used in decoraé
bears ' r .
uh quota of applications and G, was abandoned today by his utter-lion was a large phonograph horn.
‘\\'ith a record held in his hand, he
yto appeal his application for a \vrltvilliltle his points from this disk. H0
of habeus corpus to the
court. but it developed that the court
will not be in session until after Oct.
appelate
illegail by delving into the invention
of the recording instrument, and ex-
:plained it fully.
‘ 5 ‘ ' her 6 on Which date the assemblv‘i
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.iz Wall st; Lreagh, John F.. 16 Main four per cent. ad valorem ~ . “'00‘1 was 3 candidate I01‘ 1860”“ cir- l m ._
“t" Dunlop I Frederick 18 West VETERAN BUBBLE“ I t l' l I ~ ' icuit Judge I’resumablv he would that» on that date, the assemblymen;
\ ’ ’, " ' ‘ ’ , ‘ '1 a suumary o “0 ugccmculs . ' ‘ ., . will rcient and iron Garrison. He is‘
Join st,; (.arllcid, hurl 8., 9o Main that have been infomuny nunounccdl [have the support of Mr. Lmnmmgs in
at; (lay. Thomas, 76 Wall st; Good‘
year, Frank C., 76 Wall sh; Grace.
William lb, 15 lioyt st; Gregory, Wil-
liam F., 2 Pine st; iiui‘ty, John ‘P. Jr..
20 Franklin nv.: l-iincs, William 'l‘..
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After having 'been in business for
over twenty-five years at the same chip
tend in South Main street, Henry A."
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Wood, of Hawkins avenue, East Nor- ,
walk. has given up work, and has re-
from day io day during the conference
work the report shows the following
important alterations of the originalswmmd Budwell, Senre'arv Ol
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the contest over the district judge»
ship. it that were so, it is believed
that certain infiu—Hnl Democrats in
the State would oppose laockwood on
account of statements Cummings was
School Committee, Gives.
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said to be eager to make peace with
the members.
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Pursuant to permission granted by
77 Smith si.; Keeling. Thomas a, 34. reported to have made concerningi mum“) l“ nun-{um south MN” C“? comm“ m m
Harriet at ' Knapp Ralph F Prospect tired to spend the rest of his declining lflleerBW ‘Noone some time ago I l last meeting. the ’bouih Norwati:
.. , 4.. . .1 . in peace. Mr. Wood is \velb ' . Board of Electrical Commissioners
aV.; Lin 'nrd El 9. ‘ ,l . _. 53‘3“” Ever bod Bul . l ' ' ‘* 1“" 5' ' - ‘n ‘ i~—~- E ' ‘
a: ' m r, 9 lie den Pl ' 'known throughout South Norwalk. Hal B‘LLY DAY AT y y y ‘ “ i.\l. “I'bH‘R' M" MD" "fl" { “I“ have placed an order for a set 0f fl" "
Lyons, William J., 6 Main st.; ‘Mnlklu.
Albert 1)., 76 Franklin nv.; Motluirk,
Frank J., 3 Camp st; Milne, Charles
it, 76 Ward 2st,: Puolino. Lawrence .l..
iii Leonard sl.: Pairbeu, .iohu Iv‘.. 2
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is a cobbler oi the old style and his‘
work could always be depended upon
to give satisfaction. ills long list at
customers will regret to learn of his
retirement, though they will wish him
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The rally day exercises were held
in the lecture room of the Baptist
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, Wood has been ill for some little time was beautifully “pulmpd with “Ms
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Each member of Congress from
Connecticut is now apparently deter-
mined to work for the success of his
;own personal choice for the judge-
sclllllll. 0N Hllllship. Representative lnncrgan snye
, lthut he is for a liret district man and
lit in reported that his choice is Judge
Guil'ucy, of New lirltnlu. Mr.
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i‘irunilunlmrg was killed and his wife,
and Ben White were family wounded,
yesterday, in a revolver duel in the
public road lit-or here, which resulted
from u llllilfi‘l‘l over efforts of White
and his cousin, i‘hnries liuliin. to drive
past the buggy in which Mr. liilil Mrs.
teen ton weighing scales.
The scales will be for the use of the
municipal plant and [or the citizens at
large and will be placed in State street
in front of the electric station. The
move in securing the addition to the
city facilities is in keeping with the
. . . . . lir ndunbur' were ridlu . llollin u‘uv .
“HEART“ BONES ““1 ““5 "m l‘tli'meied sulllclentlyéoiuud "0W0”, 3““ “‘1 (liiilllt‘iuicuis ol' Urges Every Parent l0 Ville '0 .‘JJTIH‘Fgfln. whom Representative Iiou- Vii-sled b .g , general Dilutions oi the munictpgt
TWIN"? 1115 “0"th business. ~ 1'- the school \l'tti‘t' brought together to l ' " ' plant at all times and demonstrates
“ ‘ " ' ., m'uu the other day declared would lie . .. -.». -- .
lWood “9101le ‘0 "WW i'rnicrunl “"d.listeli to the address of lir. \\'. ii. SChOOl Bond Issue I “hm hm] iiolllu “UL 0” the “M the ulllcit-nt umbugruwul. which conv
OF INDIA" ”NH-“VOW” organizations l“ “W“ uml,’l‘liuhihs. lie gave. an address on his
experiences during the (‘lvil War and ,
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While digging a trench for :1 ans
pipe, in his garden in lllvi-vsldu ave
hue, Norwuili. Iimvurd Know, it llit‘lll
flollcymuu. uururilwd u plil‘li‘lilli
>Suturtluy :ii'lvrnlmi. The
up
bones are
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skull with llli‘ long low-bonus lmllruiw
tug this theory.
Mr, it‘uupp bud (hit: but about pinh-
ntwu inches down llllii ll... amnion soil
wilt-u lli! (tunn- upon the “wt iii “11'
white hours. He guvn up the llli‘ll of
has hosts ol‘ friends. {
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Wits listened to with brculhlcgss ut-
mnluu by lllmw present.
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A large uitciidunre llllll colici'iiun
RUNAWAY HoflsEi was reported by tlm secretary. Thu
'production 0f the liunlnnurs dopurb
W 1pivot, the primary and Junior deport-
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l-‘ruuh Pay. the local boxing artist, mnuts was held in lbw vhurrh ut' the,
uuullllcll no u hero, lust, cvonluu. llliillitZNMilllg hour ol' worship.
is o'clock, when he captured it runu-j The work done by the primary rin-
wny horse in Washington street. The purliuvul, llllili'i‘ the supervision of
linruo, which ilonry A. llogoli-lu hud Mrs, it. llnrurr “"“i must uxunlloul.
lll'l‘il riding. throw him hi, the. corner Those who revolved :ipiu'lail awards
in upper Noru‘ulh.
l-lllt‘. winning candidate for judge. tic-
nice that he has any aspirations in
Mn‘ém ‘5. "0 WWW)“ but that our that direction. lie Buys Judicial posi-
erhool facilities are inadequate} suit] lions nevi-r llllil uuv ntlrnrllon for
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‘UVISI' llivor school bus uuillvml liu new.
{illness illlil should ‘ln' replaced with
an undo-(lulu. modern siruvlurr. with
a hunting Hyatt-hi that would be hvul
Wilfred liodwcll. secretary ”f the him, as he prefers u more ucliru ru-
'l“own School (‘onuuiiicc in response
to u request for n stutcur n: ll‘Uiil him
regarding the present situation. “Not
only is this true in the lower section
but in u cortuiu rl‘npuci it is also ll‘lli.‘
in my opinion the
rear than the bunch would permit.
Representative itciili‘ in plugging for
Walter Walsh, of New Haven, who bun
not bunn endorsed by uny other incur
bur of the delegation. no inrim known.
litmrcsnuiutive lx’ouueily says he in
standing not no Willinni id. ’i‘imnm.
ll‘ Representative Mubuii liliti any
choice second in Nimm- the tart 1:4
not known to his i’rlvudu lwi‘v.
home from church. as were the irnu»
dunburgu. Win-n White tried in puss
the lii‘itliillliiliiii‘t‘: luluui'. his own whit
clc was upset. Sumo words pxiuswi
and later when While lillil iiollln up-
lii‘tiiii‘llt'il lirumiuuimrg‘u bunny
the war. it is Mild that the liilliri‘iliii'ih
all live on ilil‘iil. 'l‘hcy Ili‘i‘W revolvers
and returned the tire. lii‘t‘iii'illili: lo liul
llil. llrumlmiburg was shot ihrnugil
the broil. illlil hive. iirnmluuburg was
vim! through llil‘ shoulder. \‘i'hllc re.
Wind it buliul wound in the ululounin.
ORDER
wNOTlCEwLOYAL
l‘roin '
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ducts the pt‘oplo's concern.
ii is expected that the scales will
lav rl-rcivml and assembled in u very
short time its the iii‘ilt‘i‘ provides fot'
u rush shipment.
NOTICE.
‘liiftiili‘l‘fi of 'l‘lic Sentinel who have
lJi'ifll enviun rmmmis for the l’unuma
lumps urn uurimi that tomorrow in
the lust iiuy tor hill-ruling them, The
oi‘lltvii will in: ppm from “Will it. in. tili-
iii 1' p. m.
. “to . _ ._ ”M“,
the trench l‘nr lliu How and lllll' ou' """r thlplcy & ”MW” ”I’m" storeyluv mm” “‘“l‘li given M the pastor ”‘5' ““‘l “mum" ‘ . ‘ltcpronnniuil\‘u liunm-nu iii-rim'rzi MOQgE MaMBERQV ;
1““ l'llmbluir- elicit-bin 'l'lw l‘m-iu ul’ “1‘“ WW ill‘llllr‘ing it little started in um» liiith ilu-rring. .llnjm'lc l‘nnuw‘g "'i‘hnrc should lit? a wheel on “i” heals still for Nunnc. and ii in hiulrri \lhllilii-i’ii .u some \‘nrwnlh luilu ‘. M“. WlllHMMlN
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u”, lmilv its it. Wm, inlm‘rml mum in, run mm uloug \luulllnntun Hll‘lii‘L rlu llll' mmiinil your lilHll‘lln xvi-re aim.” lilll mullou. llllli' ilmultl be .i mlmul lliut l'rculdu-nt \iiinnn mm; M n“ W. ‘ n n \1 “W WWW!” in my“:
distinguished mm the cl “MW elmus A “\me of those “I ’i‘rlpp'rl mm.“ in ”mm... yummy... uni] “hum... Bumpydiu blow oi tho (Illllt‘nlld :ul‘lllllil‘ Mill?“ (lured to plume» his mlull. ll! l“lib n‘ “Mm, lumps mp. "\vvnhtg m ",w go “As A alflTHnAV
" ‘ " ‘ * . .,. . ~ . . . . . . . .. , ~. hulliiu Hluilllll m uuiuiolwl. lo .. ‘ " ‘ 7 ’ ,
ilm ”m” m In“... boon “hm” MK 2'on uuiztm “iii' .iiliutiiul it} Hit uoluunmi in lip llli-il your, lmiu litanlm .m i if. mm of big him it in pointed out w mm", in :1 body ”m. hold “I"... ,4, r-, . .,
Tail.
The bonus crumbled upon lwlilii
humilmi, and with the vxwptlou of
iliv skull. «in not hear much invest).
noting. ’l‘lii~ lop pnrlluu ol‘ lilo
unu l'uli‘i) \i‘i'll preserved.
Mr. Killipti bus the hopes illl cxlil-
lumen
'illlUIl at his home, illlil u. number oi“
people have inept-rind them slut-c they
were lilti'ovcrmi.
ATTENTION.
Comrades or iiouglee Fowler Poul,i
(l. A. it, are requested to meet ut the
Pool room in City ilnll on Thursday
evening. Oct, 2nd, at 7 o’clock, for the
purpose of paying a fieit to McKinley
rushed out. All lllll, {My (liiili-‘J‘il the
horse umi ilw homo oi' ruli'liiuu him.
but llw puulllui um- chuse to the
tied off the. honors. liipluiuuu \voro
Nut:l Muriurli- i‘nutlou, .\lurlt i‘ululuc.
glued null jumpml up, pinning one. hand
ulmut the horse’s lli‘i'k umi i'iili’llllig
lll'.‘ bridle with the uihs-r and iron»
baud.
ii‘uy quieted the animal and led hlm'
hack to the corner. in billing dir.’
Honolulu hnd lilliii‘ml his right leu‘
fmint-what. and was slightly bruised
about his body. He rcmnuuteil, utter!
iluvtruilu Henii, Allen Silllliili‘i‘fi, null
.llli'lt ili'uw.
The work ol‘ llll' uruduulcu iii ilw
{junior «ivpurluwul under the, cure of
Mine lloieu Pinch, was remarkable
uud the. children uliuwiul astonishing
pnwern oi‘ mimicry. ’l'hone graduating
in this dnpnrttnnhi wurv hinrlo iicr~
ring. Lillian Herring, Lnlln Finch.
thanking the horse's copier, and rode: ii‘rum'iu Ailing. mount“ (pry-m.” The
the spirited animal away. [graduating address was given by the
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There will he a rehearsal of the
team and guard or Rebekah Lodge?
tonight and all members are united iol
pastor and the prrurntnilnn of diplom-
he made by, the iluporluteudcnio ol’
the departments.
Edna Gordon and Evelyn Young
glvrn in this rivpnrinn-ni lo ltIIih ili'rw
Klillilni‘il luillilluu should also lu-ulutn-
(lobed uml a school should be built in
riprluguoml." ‘
that. tho president lillil his pnellunnlrtn
grin-rail rupculcilly ilwlnrml Mr. iiiilpli.
"u friend of thunder ltmnl. of Missouri.
"if three clinuuuu urn itiltili' it would would not be appointed postmaster ui‘
undoubtedly provide for the children's up Louis. my ”my durluu the ppm.
tintlii'ul lilt'i'rllhli “if i‘liiil’” 1” “mm H lug hours oi the lurujl‘ «tr-bulb in lbv
it in not done then the brown! lmml'fit-untn. pulpit who nmuinntvd. l‘crnuwv
iuiuctory "will!“ 1’7 routing "“‘l l‘h‘h‘lz‘wbn linen hopes for Niumo upon the
rennin here and there will, of ('(mrm‘nffiulilll incident lose sight. or the ll“-
ot necessity be continued no there can 'cullnr “lymmgmmm surrouddlun pd;
be no alternative." luenntor lined won on thermal 0i “1*
“WWW WW3!“ ”hm“ 1’” l“l“"““l°" surging against the administration
enough in the solvent bond issue to
vote in favor of the some on the nth
of October,” continued Mr. iiodweli.
Asked ttboitt the Hlith school nocmn.
modations. Mr. undue“ stated, in con‘
clunion. “Alter the drummer school
iarli‘i program and rufloncy program.
m.~nm*m
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Main Si... 50. Nor-walk.
Miltlunry, Monday. Sept. 29 and an.
the new miillnevy store. 22 lilo:
the ladies.
‘to the Sorts-nits Town liourt on the
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llnublrr.
Hy order.
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l’iiuqiiulc iiullo, of Norwalk, has
brought suit ol‘ tine against the Koo
wall; mbnr iiuion. of nicotine. ‘b‘o. 2i.
inrnl, (or an unpaid hill dun him. ”He
claims ‘75. The case is returnable
August \\‘lvhmuuu. the woliknown
butvbvr. boil number birtbiiny unnivor»
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