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masonic,
Rev 0. J. Kaskey, of Southport,waa
Episcopal Church yesterday.
1 ‘ William Melly, of Staten island, was:
Ivisltor in East Norwalk. yesterday,l
at the home of his mother, on Rowan
, meet;
John Shimmy and finally have left
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-. and Mrs. Hear 8 moor. ofi
in, y ey for their New York home.|
Winfield street. have returned from a:.
fist! of several months at the home of
Mr daushter. at Saranac Lake. N Y Emma to his home because ounnesa.
The ‘Cimbrte" and‘ 'laabIel," of the
. Not-walk Towing Company. were yes
my brought to Bridgeport,’ where’
' :they- have been put in winter quarters. '
was the guest of friends in Stamford,
‘,last week.
William See, a former resident of roton Heights.
lie East Side, 9. member of the crew of
”I? Red Star tug Pelhem. wasa vis taln are new residents at Newton
“03.011 the East Side, yestterday, at 'lcights where "my lune occupied
"F it‘ home of relatives the Mrs. Fowler house.
; Ensign and Mrs Edwin J. Perrett. George R floor has sold the BIO-
' , ii! Cottage street officers in charge:”"'y store Which hi" has conducted
of
gins local Salvation Army Corps',' ,cml some. to Henry G. Baur, forum”
turday evening returned home from 11 of Newton.
_ three days' conference of Sahation w...
.‘ To held in Hartford.
11110 by Harry Seaman and Jan
dan. to conduct the Central
lJor-
street, is suffering from an attack of by mutual consent,
_ phlheria. 'iier many friends look for
in. speedy recovery. Miss Verna Beers,
ml {Gsborne ayenue, is rapidly improv ““9 "‘ Darlen. “‘3‘ "0""- W
;nt;ee of $1, 250. Phat-lea Bu
dog from an attack of diphtheria. John Crawford land at Nor
. , Crawford sold to At Me
~ ' The local fire department was called at Noroton Heights .
mil smartly after 11 o'clock. Saturday
oiling. to put out njgrush fire in the
a -of oseph S. Pennell‘s horde, 011 must "0'“9- ‘9 00'"
ldfiitreetf Mr; and lI‘rsoIr M1 ”Mpiw with "I"
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to the Home
to is o well-
'1t church worker.
y'.t1rough his efforts
on y"I-lclzthts Mission was
n’o‘me tonnes-m. 1111116 pi
threatened a. beer-by bar .
Itsd Mr. Pennell' who rang ‘5 «K.-
' The flames were q“?f1‘”f“§ 0‘": 5y houses called out theI Darlen firemen
tli'p‘ areme'n. ’ was? at about 2’: 0 i1? m.; Ij‘n’d oul’ck
Si “ , {work horrid 11' till 561* of Who. to
£16 tin wedding universal-y of Mr. olrds from be”; burnedgp In, 5
his 11111111111. Jones, of a bone; muons? 11:1an Panic no:
esewereru“no eopen y e
”flame" mm “mm" ““3 mung” iriremcn, not the buildinx was 11.11.
“19"“th last Friday evening, whens troy.cd it is supposed thntI hot ashes
33 large party of friends assembled at dumped near “.9 building" mm the
,1 their home and made u-menyyening fire. 3 g. _ ,
if of it. Many hbautiful and useful pres- _ ' .
£7 cats were received by the couple, who The month" "WV-“"8"“! the W0
‘ 2:- were also showered with hearty con-‘13::r'gvf’fif rant: ST 1.111: “€21.31;
Egretulstions. Music. games and vocal 5W
Elections were enjoyed throughout th'e dent of the New cannon Clflc Lea-
E evening A splendid supper Was serv-‘Kue, will address the ladies on “The
l f' iv Personal Element in Civic Work ”
E? :1:th the close of the even as 3 eat 1 bliss Roomy has had much experience
in such work. and is a most inter-
. :ceting sneaker. All the women of the
_- The Third District Commissioners community are cordially invited to'
win their regular business session at ““9"" "‘9' ”99““: '
the electric plant, on Seaview avenue,I§ Tow Bud no r "I“ tow
a w o 1 n Wm;
M“ evemng‘ Aregulsr meeting or the before Justice Abel Dance, in the
SKI-5y owor Hook and Ladder Fire Com- ivy-own Hall Friday afternoon, charged
. my will also be held this evening at with assault and was fined :10 din}
the charters on Van Zant street. 008m Tony. 3 Hungarian. pleaded
Gharles 011110. of the East Side bar fin”; ‘3 "my?“ ‘“ "‘9 mg"
g ("IS I e reene. on 8 com-
“be; shop. was the omclfil lmefm‘elel‘iplom or his wife, who charged him
5 liar the police department in the Ital~ with beam,“ her“. She showed my?“
“sprint case, heard in the South Norvlon bend and hands.- Sho agreed to
"Mill court this morning. The prison- WY her husband's fine and the costs.
,' several weeks ago. “mixed it up " and the “WM" 1‘“ for home-
you Lexington avenue, several of the!
flinghterSIbeing seriously injured- .. I iRMlRuM’ "E a {.3
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Senora! ammo in New
Howell. December 6
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Employee of the New York. New Ha-
' Miss A. N. Swift cloaed her house
' It Tokeneke today and returned to
Edward King and family closed their:
house in Tokeneke Park and went to-i
: day to New York for the winter.
_... *have received notice of 11191111 meeting
- Bel-bolt Wheeler and family returm or the WUP‘OI“ 0' the New
ed to New York today for the winterJY‘o-rk' New Haven and Hartford find
living pushed a delightful summer-I at C ”“31 8°“ W “W5 0 the
l'Tokeneke Park. _ .. “mm W mm
' 1 . road encloses. This meeting lode Ibo
The members?” of the Bible Study-I held in (the Blind Opera. P101180;- 182'
'Class are very grateful to those peou Growl! am New Haven. Bandunm
_ , without whose help the collection1 can“: 6 commanding et- 2: 80 p. m.
or one" Saturday could not have. The cruel-mans 111111111 will“
Mn mode. Rev. E. S. Jackson, Mngthe joint ' ‘
Wilbur Meade of Nnroton is con-.
Miss Helen Brumrner, of Darien. -
Miss Be'ainr-e Riley has' taken at
“‘ 4 position at Frank Lanes store in No-,
Il;'.aleb Hut! and family of New Bri- ,
1 at 15 Davis street.Danl1ur-y, (or eev- ~
The partnership formed somIé: Itlmc ‘
Miss Mary Woodwatd, of Pleasant business in Dar-ten. has been (11031533; ‘
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There were two sales or §enl os-i~
Augustus Felt. a wagon at the. Solvf '
ii
are at one of the Tilly bird-f fig
limited and the benefits which have
Miss Olive 1.. Reamy. preal-'
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'lell be rhpresented' by as many meal
" as can attend ‘ '. _ . I Q
ve on and -'~Hnrt.l’ord railroad anhia city ‘
'(lance program- sue a o 3- this»
rey. Mr. White, who so kindly Bfmhorhqod oil'sooomoti i? Winders»
‘ orchestra. _
3 not! mu m-
' more anoint
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1&1me nymflmyfl
1:111."de Width
his regiment at a lonelregtoefiin;hr-
My mil. Wilma-w gnaw" of the
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lemmurttingversethe
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with the dre'ided y‘ow foyer .
Sines, aswmgmoym
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avenue. ghostly ”sceptics follow: :
Namath-flee ae—
var—Purity
wholesomeneos. All
for 5 cents, in the
moistun—atwfm
linen my mind “. long reflected,
The ma jotiu ohore— ,
And memory die-tin engine to won.
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The plagues Iu'enml me to eiplore. '
6mm GW‘ 1,1,1: Mapl- them of 1.11.5,
Afood for every day- ' 11-h commons-dormant.
Crisp, delicious ‘e'nd ‘ what it!!! WNW ms’wumm
strengthening. Fresh Ing “' “I“?I M‘ r?” M'
. baked and fresh de— , ) '
livered. :0 cents. " ‘
Impatience rises lu’iny bosom .
14$:me in my sleep,
I' , mm at the door'tlm iriis’sof' been?)
(hoping in the burning best. '
Files are nibbling at my body. 1
- 3 Bugs around my M will crawl, ' - ;
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Llaards on my face Mil fell.
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Bees are humming in my ears. .
Crickets whistle at my side, 3‘
Nissan singing songs of sadness .
ads in nakedness they he. i
, Burning winds .my tone ere.scoarging. -
Heated sand \lrlll till my eyes. "
And from fever pains 1 linger
l 1' Until from my bed i rise.
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cuit, with a rich' and 1 , 1 -,
delicious coc‘osnut fia- .' ' Ennis at work, in windows labor,
vor. crisp and: always . :1 5 A sizeSDSYSYytglfingim " 1
. Drags . o . 1 .
fresh. '0 cmts' ‘ i (if-the reptiles we have slain. . i
v ”<3 " 1 "L-iswks, with eyes as quiokI,ss__I:light-1I
§I- m -' o ~~~ :~ I
Are dying o'er. this burning llllfll.
jwaillng for the cook, with dinner,
“to drop and take it .trom his hand. .: .
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°' 4—11 . _, 77.? 1 Comrade. soldiers. ever dear-II
tam rum 011.1,ng end secretory or Prickly heat, in pimples scerlet
blah 11). it Hi cmmm W1 Burst. out from my worn out rune.
will be premt and ,WI They will Like the sewing needle pricking,
‘teij how the 53‘9“] mnlntloas were; Made by steel futhnndI of fame.
pier-station, clear 11: crystal.
Steals in sllenoe down my back.
Lightning in its naming flashes; ;
Monsoons. thunders. awful crack. 3
Rings like shot from, guns 11" batting, ‘
resulted to all of them since they{ P"
combined. Grand officers from the
several organizations will also speak.
it is expected here that the result'
of the meeting will be the movement
fto combine all of the organisations on
the New York. New Haven and Hurt Il-‘Iloods of water "that round me,
ford and the Central New 111131111111 WW“ "“5“ “W’- 1111 m M“
'railroeds similar to that already form. '
ed on the D. k H. Bys‘em Steam rises in clouds of vapor
. . From the earth of burning best; ,
:mie:?&°;?Ilmb;::g-ggaza 42:: Cone strikes the. British soldiers '
511ml; Juncuum Brookfield and otheri Through standing on his naked feet.
nearby point'tl, went to New Haven last 8"” "8 sleeping ’9 "ma“-
“View. to attend a, meeting of the! Others. lie .upon the floor,-
.‘Oroeo, of Railroad Telesmphers. '1'." A“ M“ 3“ Mu“ by mum
in. Pierson. second 1'1pr dent of “9°“ ““3 “at"? 9m” 5’30"
the national association, was the chief'
.spealrer and he gave an instructive I
talk on the benefits to be derived trout“ 3"“ WWW in the mile 1 .1
f To cool the breezes. not in summer,
a coalition of the several orders 0
railroad employee. i Sweeping o'er this «mm It“!!!
-All of. the local employes- chambers
are enthusiastic over the coming meet- Surrounded with “0‘11“" bad to eat.
Ilng and what they believe it will are No apposite. because of indigestldn. i:
isult in and one. man stated today that 'CWBEG by the burning sin of best.
he expected .that the ,Grand Opera'
{Houses in New Haven. would there the Cholera sweeps in turn *9 number.
“mean crowd there the as...“ lhe' Soldiers swoon to do the right.
meeting that it has ever held as every 0“ these Bhores bf foreign nations,
section of the two railroad systems
Cramps in suddsp pains' of misery“ ‘
Steel away our health'end peace. I 1
And the graveyards throughout indie, ‘
The yearly number do increase.
M'ENELLY’S, ORCHESTRA
» . IN .
‘ COM G ' Declining health from diarrhea
Again on Wednesday evJeningi Numbers many with me dead,
next the meomparable corps of And’ dysentery bring; the soldiers
musicians known as the IIcEn- To his everlasting bed. _ ' . .
filly Singing Ore in ’VIS 1’9 the A sickness named 11111116 fever. \
state Armory for a concert;- and That few around me do «use. ,, . .
' when taken by 11 mwnmnscim.‘
Never more on e:rth~ifl woke. '
organization can [1: 11d ,
nuance that Main My ‘
lug unease-two
becOme interested.
greatest of pleasure
hose periodical visits
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