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Litill ~lt~ than
MY} ltltlt r in.
tug at l'- '
hing iY'Atu.l.- ”it,
Mr :31 \ir- intuit rim»; .li 1‘ tw-
lied on r‘nmi ._\, mil. trtt ttd~ ii refit
(Ives at Tarrt‘ttmu. .\' Y.
Mr amt \in \‘ it liottt. .2. cu
tretaiutttg “in IL I'li‘!‘ lirx ’l‘lmotiure
J. Holtuw ul t'n‘ttthl N H
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John I, :w-wx t~ i .‘ hi hi,» limin-
It the» want»; «t l..:~' ,l\t in}: null iiultl
Win Sli'evl, rt>ltt nit ltt'hl replintl.
Climbs i) it \'. m t i. Mi). LL’ hunt
less trip to “w“ Mimi .ll Sri'fl’tléi) rw
turniug to .\'r\‘. York lttlt ,t :tt .tftt"
noon.
Mina ilull! Thigh-r ll.t,~ llt't“l ~r
in: several d.i_\‘.~ wi'h int—nil: in New
York, where sin: .lllt‘lltlt‘tl tin» nodding
of a friend
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JHllit‘h Sui” ltt< ~l rm} ;t pu-itiun
I8 ('hztufi't u: for it it 'i‘httjwr. it t-wutly
left vat-ant 3i) ‘lu lt‘~li£iiii’lllll of Mr
fiellard
Arthur llTJ‘ill') wt liur‘i'url spent
I day or m timinfl “I
Hr. au-i lira ll ii
‘- lust \\'t"‘l\’ with
itrlltllt-y wt South
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Ivenuet
Miss Nt‘lllr‘ llllllt-t! oi Silw" Mine
his hot-n lukl it ‘1; th- \urnl'l: ‘lrm
pttnl. when- sho- lilltlt ruvut mt opwrn
“on for uppt-u llt In."
At :t mew-tint;
Band lttat wwk. lililll> non: tll‘d‘ll‘fit‘tl
for carrying out n program during the
summer months.
A high tlmmviun that it is "Spring
dole (‘t‘lllt‘lf‘ryl' in.” bun l‘l‘t’l‘il‘d by
the railroad r-numuy r-t thi»; :thtion
on the electric brunch lintx
Georg“ l“ lill't-(l'i lioigc. K of l'..
held um um
Plans um" 't‘n for holding a crucial
Ind danrv in.» of which will he
announced ltwr,
'F‘rank Shut *lli -~t‘ l'nuutl Rhino has
been tho gm 5| of Mr uni Mrs .lumt‘s
-. ditty tnI-vtit‘u lust wank
’U. 'I‘ourniur zit llif‘il humi- on (‘wrtor ‘
street Mr. St-ot'ivitl is no“ muployetl
by lrvittg lxtcku’ootl
Miss lulu Deflruii’ loft Saturduv
morning for Kingston. N. V. where
film has N(‘(‘tl"l‘tl n position. Miss Do-
an1 was employ-«i by .\lr.-4. E. A,
Burdr-tt for scvvrnl months. i
.Jnmeu (‘ruhbtmtho golf profossionni
It the (701th (‘luh during tltc latter
part of last sunimtxr. has been rt-wn ‘
fixed for the coming season, and will
begin his duties on tho first of April.
The regular quarterly birthday sup-
per of the Ladies‘ Aid Society of the]
Methodist Church.
will bc iwld this
Thursday
evening,
Supper will be
served from 6 to S,
tum ot the affair
One of the tea?
will be an apron
table.
After supper an entertainment
will be rendered.
J. B. Hand of tilt-itigoport spout that
week-end with friendx' in town. Mr.
Hand has been employed in Bridgr-_
port (or some time, having left Flori-7
do for the bpnefit of his health. Mal
Bond is still in Florida and expects to
Mum sometime before summer. Mr.‘
Hand says that Florida is a fine place
to stay part of tho year, but to remain,
there all the while would not be to
his liking. .‘
William ll, Brunt visitod his father,:
William J. Brant, last Saturday, prior;
to starting for Tampa. Florida. where1
he has been ordered by his physician,
Mr. Brant, cit will be remembered”
m the conductor of the local Which‘
, ciéhcd into the stalled Green Mound
tuln express near Milford three weeks;
330. and he received injuries to hisi
‘ side nod shoulder by being thrown‘
”Ute length of the baggage car.
,,_ Miss Alice Pierson. under the nus-
t ‘ vices of the Equal Franc-hide League,
' oddresaed the members and friends 0|“
jthe New Canaan Grange in Raymond
Hall Tuesday evening, in the interest
,‘of the cause of woman suffrage. Min
”Pierson has had much experience in
, “New York State. where she campaign-
' Dd. and afterward in Connecticut. She
til": Connecticut girl and in (inner,
r». not! the State Association has select-
or! her for its evenings with the Grant
it. throughout the State.
A‘mtition‘s being circulated about
{the village petitioning the selectmen
In cull a special town meeting to ap-
i~ imprints; ”0.000 or $75,000 for good
find- nud to lay a one per cent. tn
in prior the improvement. This is
twtntbl'. and n u the optim- or
m that this action It thin time a,
‘3' .... about aimply a. total! to ho
. mutant the movement no! 1an
“in”, _ {or the pain: at )1qu
“W man. which mu
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