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In captured it tor its peculiar unal-
lbs.
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A shark hes ilnally been enptnred
in these waters. Four boys. in a
Most, were journeying past Peach
Inland Saturday, when gum w‘nu. Johnson's parents in Boston. n- von Bethmer's armyonthe Lem-
.antething hopping on tho mudguljturmd Saturday‘and occupied his on
than investigation they found it wasl
- Ive toot shark. The boys pounded
the shark with clnha until he was
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boysaneproudottheirm
n-t.
Adolighttuleu‘lwas enjoyed bra
nurnou' oi ht Side men. under the
eaptahaflp at Fred Loveioy. over the
69 "0. m 31‘. week-end. The party left thejiaat
' , Nor-walk channel Saturday Moon,
' and extended trig until not»
4.: , I; .. day altar-neon. sailing for a
‘nn-her ei’ hours an thesonad. the
1M! landed at Huntington, when
,they held a clamhake. Ronnd
Johns, ash. chicken. can, watermelon.
gusothermnruortoeemmir
'atlontion tor some tine. Alter din-
ner the party trolley“ to Amityviiie
where they spent wane time eniom
thuaelves.
tuned house. all declared that they
had the best trip ever; Those who
loads the journey wean; C. Jason. the
Davison, W. Cassidy. Albert Erich
son. Fred hoveioy. ‘1'. Iorrell. D. M
my and Peter Oustalson.
Enowmon
George A. Wright and family peter-
t a! to thh niece over the weekend
and remained at their cottage hereior
today.
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Mrs. Charles Demarest, of New Rd
chelle, N. Y.. is spending a vacation
‘at the Bell island home of President
iGeer'ge R. Edwards, a! the Dollar
Bavlnas Bank. of New York city.
Ilsa Helen Savage ,a popalar young
lady of this place. is being congratuo
the handsome diamond ring offered by
the liewaym Rose Company to the
There were a umber at other non-
all.
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Last evening they re-l
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ammonia-(aerate!
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(immune; returned lamina}
trusv‘isittofltrnrawhereahehag:
iheentoraiew days. gathering notch-i
alandphoiographstoranerlesetufl-i
'clesdeseribingthe workdtheflab'
{Agrlcnlturnl College. tor one at the;
pending rural-lite magazines. '
l Now that the work on the llailrond
:avenue permanent pavement in ell-i
meted, and that on upper Ian-loll“
avenue is almost finished. local min
dents are beginning to surreclaie the
’wiedornolthelr aetionlastyenrinan-
thorising a bond issue of $150,000 to!
permanent highways. Equally aggre-
elated are the enugy and elm oh
Highway Superintendent Robert 1U
Guano. Probably not many Mlle
wouldretruntotheoldplanoima
work by the eclectmen.
Manager J. B. Patter is initod ,to
the special meeting to be held at the
Newton Fire Company's house this
evening, at 8. to discuss ms and
means to “mat” the Connection!
Company to reduce the tare a its
Stanton! railroad station to the Dari-
en railroad station to five cents. No
roton talks think that ii lir. Potter
will look into the matter carelnlly. he
will tree that this reduction between
theae two points will be of henelt tei
the creamy as well as to residents
at that section.
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: RUSSIANS ARE PUSHING
AUSTRO-GERIAN ARHIESI
The
DIAL!”
Nero-II:
W. 8. Austin. In Norwafl. Ct.
than! Abra-son. fie. Nerwaik. Ct.
l. L. Benedict. lo. Kuwait. 0t.
0. it. Innis. lie-walk, 0t.
Jarnea Bates. Went Norwalk,- Ct.
J. J. Coleman. Harwell. Ct
D. w. Hint. it Nor-Ila. 0t.
1. Helhnt. Nomi, Ct.
l. L Hatnor. last Nowell. Ct.
MOTOR .GA'SOLiNE
' line of quality,
rein iiiry and power.
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Roddy a Ayera. hat Norwalk, Ct.
Saline] 'l‘nvlin, Bo. Norwaik. Ct.
Vanst Bros, So. Norwallt, Ct.
L l. Wright, So. Norwaik. Ct.
F. I. Mckwood & Co., Norwaik.
Names, alien, Wilton.
W. C. Ashton. Heroin, Ct.
Baur & Company. Nomton, Ct.
Danes (lance. mien, Ct.
II. II. Keeler, Wilton, Ct.
Sterling Motor Co., Derien. C't.
P. H. Speliman, Nomtoa. Ct.
Wilton Garage, Wilton, Ct.
Med on her achievement in win-inmobinm dnuoeioenpprus'
“Wrong lady lnhlorwallmm m the W“ of. the
BACK TOWARD LEIBERG ‘
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Britalnhavetnedainilarmeth-
C. K. Hunter. nor-alk, Ct.
Hardware t Ante Sandy Gennany,
‘eo. Norwnlk. 0t.
8. Harahflold 1 Son. 80. Norwalh. Ci.
Hans Hobo, Norwsih. Ct.
C. R. Horton. 80. Kuwait. Ct.
A. lodne. Bo. Mall. Ci.
J. W. leaner, In. Harwell. Ct.
W. G. loo. Inst lcwalh. Ct.
Paul Prensa (Peddler) Norwalk. Ct.
Riccio Bros. 8o. lorwnk, Ct.
Robert Roland, no. Norwalk, 0t.
Rey“ lotior Car 00.. Kuwait. Ct.
A. I. Iowa (Paddles-l. lilarwalh. Ct.
Rm, Taker-eke.
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Patrick lullaney. Tokeneke. Ct.
A. e. Ills. Bowaytan, Ct.
Samuel Mead, Rownyton, Ct.
:the opium unfit ad fiat
iUniteti Staten followed a
Wastport, Greene Farms, Week.
W. D. Diana. Wesipori. Ct.
D. Luciano. langatuck. Ct.
1'. J. lhaonnesuy. Greens Farms. Ct.
Westmrt Garage, Westport. Ct.
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stowedovoratfiartdoI-d.toviaither
brother over the weekend. on her va‘|
turntrlp. ,5
Rev. Samuel C. Johnson. who her;
been spending the past two weeks with
pulpit yesterdar'.
flarold 8t..1. lol'ehooee, Brom.’
Moll. ‘Doaekenrbuch and Byron Cam
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aeroplane station at Grado,” says which the committee has heretoton
M‘ an Austrian Admin» statesmen-Memoir. The term “use Me Ai
want today. “Several enact hits were Dollar." which is a par-ohm o!
' “Lend Me Five Shillings" was origin-
Theoennittee appointed some ally produced at Harnerket theatre.
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as «think. an nenfila" Gorisia on the beaten
The Russian drive in Gniiciaiitaiiann have made in
is pushing the A use on the Gene
armies hackwsrd towards Len-‘m
her: at a reel rate. ‘ ”piercing“
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