.. 4' ‘ A"... -‘dpw
‘l
l
.30". l' mine: in circumference. it
';;~ rely sutage. a: are most of the
Bali water Muscles, and could easily
bite through a finger.
A meeting of the Epworth League
rl Anode ll 1; unit-t: was
t-l. lav t\t»tllllsl iii the t‘llu tlt par»
tor Regular monthly business was
iranzacted and a social time enjoyed.
Slut h eiztl.u.~ii::»t.t the
the
the
1" >liti\\ll by
It‘epl.l)ll('wb of the East Side at
«rrtrtli‘ of llll" rt ot..ei.tztnn of
‘tpnhlitun High. A llillltlll lie-
ttblittnn toy lltl< [lllrptlat will be
EAST held, this etening, in the East Nor-
.x i\ tuttit t ..Lt., am; a ltl'ur :tltt-nd-
NOR WALK
of
. i.» Mi. «tut. lidr- lll’lt‘li' Will
rt\t’l.l alter the
vial time enjoyed,
l.‘~>l|‘ll and at >0-
W
:\>,ll-tt‘l(tut~‘ lnt‘nthtx mm ltelt; uttby
Litliitl‘
“1'15
the (internment
lmy. One ho‘tt, in pattitulitr,
boarded lWlt‘t‘. but no (WitslUll of the
law \\n> found. At the .«uine time,
nuittg. tt liiuneh \\:t.~ found wot-fully dc-
l'ts'tet In; on
in
Wallace Bates spent yesterday
Btmtford \‘lblllllg friends.
Leonard Mowry is overhauling his”
"lml " and lruttin‘; it in first-claw con' ““1"“ “l ”W “l'l'llillltH Tt‘tllll‘wl b)‘
anion for the fall fishing. llilw. and mtzny of ”‘1" tmllr'h will tie
“art for New lliit‘t-tt, iii the tit-at“ fu-
Vt’ilhur Smith‘s launch, the “t‘. F. l'urc. to explain their (llIlt'lt'Ilt‘lta.
C, 1w. 4,“ is hauled out on Fow’lcr‘nl
dry Cork and t.il| be renovated. 1"” 1min llt 1m..t_;m, mil 1...
1held tittttorrnw etenin: nil-t ll.t‘ ritu-
Stephen \\‘. View is rpendin: u ,t. “at”. “3pm,; uni 3, mi: N
two “wim‘ \ilt» imn from his down ,.;,1 Wm“, H“ mum”: in ‘1“, l‘nq
"I ”W H'T'l‘ ' ”t ' ‘lt‘lhll-‘llls- in will”. \tt one .\1. ll t'liztit b. ltnntttitit'tl'
We. t ‘1'“ l'l‘2-'t :n‘ Ill” :tltltlitl eltuttwn tit
"‘"” ,‘ . ' I» will tit'm Mire, :tnl tltt littll>
Putt l» . I 7“." ‘:._=t_.,1u tthnat] 1,, “l‘t‘ll lltltil L 1“,.” l' 3-way“
l0 lll.llltrt;‘w l I, lit llll' "134”" ‘3‘, H, t. it“, Nth”, l.:t':'-l ill
Getbtr" \lllll my, whore llit‘y I‘lljtlyl'tl it i”, .11 fl , “0,1 t. ”m“ till
a fine time. ‘.:~
- \till he ti::t ~nt ted,
Lillian Strut" hit» rt'lllmt'd "'1‘” EAST NORWALK LIGHT PLANT.
residents will remain until October. _‘
John Rentachler and family. who
late been occupying an apartment in
.A mlllinery store is to no added to
Dar-text's bitumen enterprises in a few
days, occupying
the ~:tore next to the
the Lanzo block, moved. Friday, to bank on Railroad Avenue. , ,
tile George F. Pentecost place at T0-
.en-ke, where Mr. Rentschler is cur Rev, Harry s, (‘10sz“ 3:31ount
played.
.lohn A. Joliueon, of Logan street.
liU“£:t)lUIl, who has his lobster httit
fluted at Steveue‘ oyster dock in How-
ayiott avenue, was allowed twenty‘
tour hours by Officer Charles 1..
Thorpe. sanitary inspector, to make
r; v. airttngt merit: to care for the butt.
'llt: fob. attired in barrels and very
old. i: odoruus and t‘ery annoying to
Rowayton am one residetttt e.~peciully
“'lll‘ll : west wind is blowing. ()flit-t-r
Thorpe also \isited the Taungschnlk
rt‘rltlt‘ln't‘. next to M. t‘. Ugdcn's store
in ltowaytou int-tine, and made orders
relative to the abatement of nuisances
unit the keeping of pigs,
?
‘ D ARIEN
NOROTON
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Delaflcld
are .~till iii lxnox.
M25, Holly ll. Keeley of Noroton has
returned from utrlp to theAdlrott-
ducks.
Amino“
for Li
‘.lt':, .lol'n Him-t
with her t'lllltll't'J.
stay in Milton.
(if 1p Til!
lcll l“l‘llllly
Vernon,
_t‘bureh three year:
on friends
;thcre until they
. ien home.
‘lltt‘l no. family
week to Mr. Hull’s new itome at 5L“
pastor of the local M. n.
ago was calling
intown on Friday alter-
noon. ,
The meetings of the (‘hrisiian En-
deavor Society distuntinued during the
summer. were resumed at: the Congre-
gational church. Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs, Lety, and Mr. and Mre.
Kline, who hate been spending
Mitnnier at tin: home of lturul t‘urrier
B. ll. Raymond have rtliihed ‘o tithi-
home in New York.
232':
Mr. and Mr; i‘i.;y.l ’l‘riugs have
muted to Samuel Seot’ield‘s cottage
oit \l‘ullut-lt's l'oint, and Will remain
return to their Dar-
Tltt' household goods of Caleb
sitinped
a.
were last
ton, where he went utter resigning us
laundryman ill the hitch Home, re
cently.
Main-on ot West Avenue,
paralytic stroke,
Though one side
tllnflltlml, ll is bt’llt‘Yt‘tl
\\.ll won l‘t“-".'tlll till
it t-oinpitt‘utiyely
Howard
experienced a slight
Saturday morning.
\‘-tl‘~ tl' lint
"‘il \il‘ r".|“-‘r.
his been:
young mun.
[tutti l‘i.
'l'hu three yfitlf‘v'll .‘on in “Eh. A'w’
M .t' 'llt‘ llet'lit:, “it"
.~it kt’llt‘tl gt lt it tilt; s zzuti ll) t-ttlitti; pit
Nlll berries urnuint‘ .tlu'tu “in hit».
The (Will not it Ilitlltilll‘n Tune
in lion Ill llz‘.
:t ‘tlt l .‘litt‘lllti‘m
w;.y.
«
. from Wallace llittos.
' whenct'cr powihlc, ‘Fll‘lll the line
home in [hot \. .\'. XI. iti'tt'r spontlitm
l'l‘tlll; llnfitly I\ltt til?» t.
‘ll't‘t‘l.
I few ll:"‘
of Sototttl
A nutnln‘tr of .\'t tr York people tt‘to
how 1. ‘z‘llltgz m the I't“lltlt'2lt't (ll
Hugo lint . \\'t~«i )Itlf’\\ltll-t, ltztti- re-
turned in tlw titty.
.. -,. -w
t'l
Fllthl'A t-t (‘olentan
will he 'l‘tltl to 1".il‘llllll Sllt‘ i-~ ltJ(‘,)\'.
erlnc, I‘llllltllV :lllvl.‘ ll :4 VITQ‘ tittuelt of
‘lt' (‘h ;Tll“
typhoid t'et et‘.
w...“— l
Tht Lit-Jim? Attxilini'y of the (‘hrist
Bhutt‘l: will told an nll»d:ty Ht'?'~i~‘ltill tu-
morrow tit the of .\lt.»=, t‘, ll.
Wooo, on Osborn tit'cnuc.
lltllltt‘
John Errikcon is erecting ti cabin on
the new launch he recently purchased
lle llltR disposed
of hill old boat to Charley Stnbur.
Louis ltobitliziud and party returned
from it still to Pint tiltetter yt’s'tt’t'tltty.
They enjoyed :i delightful trip. til—
though at times the sea wus rutlier
rourh.
Chester Thompson lltl'S restmndcd
to flu call of his country and has join-
cd the Army. lie left for Fort Slocum
.thls tnornintz. whore he will nobitbly
he Ftalioltcd for some time. ,
Rt‘t' S, 1’. Fairbanks and Edwin L.
Hanford tire enjoying it day's sport
down the l‘l\'t‘l‘. Fishing is the impor-
tant item on their prournm. and they
hope to catch it good mess. l
"Cluck“ Morrison is having quite
some difficulties in keeping butt on his
let-line because. of the numerous snap-
plnr turtles. The turtles seem to like
the idea of finding cnsy bait and,
of
‘. imr of The Sentinel:
Soth Nitt'ttttllt_ t‘ttnp, Rt pl t't'lt.
Hull/ill: tho ll‘t‘llttlltltllh import
"or of the \otx- 'u he trtlwit next
l:ttl:t_\' hy the tll.-lllt'l, :i tttnt ~ nirt't
\till l~ lzrltl rt:
int-ht l‘luh. on l‘t‘ltlztt',
’l'lei~ is
I'l;’.. to \"llll’ll rtt-ry’lntitt t'tlt'lt‘:~tt‘~il in
‘he uclfaro of the tll“ll'li‘l, may t‘til'lt‘
; (l lllt‘ \ttlt'l. tlm
"Mt Nttthilk
:‘et-tt‘ntber K. on ltlltll tow'
and htnr the proposed lenw of the l'.
l.. ttnd W. (‘0, folk explained t“
Ill‘lt‘l'l stwultcrs lintt- been
utt-
uncured.
"lo \l‘lll lalt't' llll lllt‘ ltttwt, "St‘t'ilttll
'1» section." and show up ll'llt‘
('tllllvrl
lllt‘
donning of ent-lt pro toeittnn.
f lltt‘ louse wi'l lt.r t llll‘lilt’tl, itll.l
itert nnin will hate ll‘l ollllttt'lttlt‘ly
"l lrnzn Jti>t t‘VllCll)‘ “liltl tllt‘i'l this
etit-te will httte on
plant. on our lBXt‘S, and the future of
the district.
the electric light
H. J. illPSON.
-—-__.——__'__.
itowmtitt l
Charles ll. tltttr‘r resumed his posi-
tion lit the National llunk of Norwalk
_t-t=:::erd;ty morning, ul‘it r llll cttjoltthle
two wicks" \‘ucntlon rpottt (1'. his home
in ltowuyton.
12;. and ”DH“. \‘l'. Keel-tr, of \\‘i1-
mt]. enjoyed un auto tiip lust wot-k
\"llll .\lt'. nttd lls. (lottrtze llrown. of
’l'okettelie, going to Stilt-m, N. Y., near
the Vetint‘nt
famous Mohawk train to Gl‘t'tlllllt‘lll,
Manx, then to llnrtl'ord and home Fri-
day by wiiy of Waterbury.
Joint Sherman Hoyt hits returned
from it trip to (‘oiuwmowm N. Y.
lllll’. returning otot‘ the.
dim! ltlll ltii' lllt‘ prompt
,‘tlrs. \\tilt:itit .I, Flt-mining of .\l:lll.v ,t, 1],. llouvt'.
lit iii Atttlttit- spill? latlml “llll
[My -W—
ll mitts out of town. “pm“, Ham,“ .4 the New York
" ‘ ‘ intitt .l't‘t t, ttlii’e . Hint; rl‘lJll‘tl‘b
.\li« t'hnrlts llrnnrtt n1 _\‘t.roton ltd“ here. u h“. mm mm. enjoyed J my.
e1. irt ltlncklisltittt:
tt‘vlhll'ljtll ‘_t :itt
lleil‘hls. Jillilt‘fi 'iorlunt of 1'u' ltl'lé'r
ll llvty on LI
<ttuiitl. .ti
”1' ll"
ll 'tltt'
lit» illit'l'
from .t \'.it‘..t.o:i
t llit lltlh ltl \let'llllll‘).
l‘t .ttt'ttul llllltlt‘ trip
’l'hotnits ”mile of lll" I’m-t road, No
t‘t‘tutiit-tl from it week's
lrtotttrittt: trip to \\':ttt‘li llill.
Ent‘. rand rcecnt‘y vomit
t'n'ntt. ltlli tnotot‘ trip to New llil\“"~
'l‘hc firemen were «wilted out .\‘..ni-
dity. film“! 2 p. in. , to one of the in
limits in Scott t‘ot'c. llt‘df‘ llityintmtl
Holland's rcsldttut-e, which is in pro-
t‘tl'll-‘ll‘llt'llllll. in some way
James P. (‘rccd of thc Fitch llulllr'
hits returned from his mention. sp‘nt
with rcliitlt'es near New London.
llert Schneider, chauffeur for no
hert Gilchrist, ”Will. u couple of my;
lust week Visiting relatives in Brook-
lytt.
c- S.‘ of
mysterious bct'utnte nouc of tho worth
tttun on the job, tilltl no one
:il‘t"llt'tl near the lililt't" the brush on
this island had taken flrc. 'l‘litv t‘irc~
lllt‘ll snort-cued in hunting it out.
-._t .iht
ilk-hard lluttdnlc and fitmlly spent a
tiny 1:th week with Mr. litigditle's
.l.iitt.'hIt-r, Mrs. ltohert l’linir of Spring~
—.__..'-—
Snmunl Grumman of Mttplc Avenue
was the. buyer of the Hockey house on
Km“. the PIN“ null, ut the uurtlozt hfllt‘ to
"" close the estuto, Frldti; afternoon. The
.l' he dttztt-t» scheduled by young price paid. SltU’ltttl, WM considered low,
people at the Noroton Heights firc-
house for Sept. ll. lllld been postpone d
.mzng to quarantine.
and his friends “11‘ congratulating
Mr. tlruutinznt upon getting a bt'trgain.
The Maple Avenue pztrct-l was sold to
Wilbur flutes, and the third piece of
real estate advertised, occupied by the
widow of William 1.; llcynoltlrt, Wt"!
not told, its Mrs. Reynolds hits life use.
1 of the house.
John w. Dugdulc and George Pens-
ton have returned from their trip to
Luke L‘hnmpliiln, In the litttcr's motor
bout.
(‘lttirlcs Bennett. in, of Noroton has
been enjoying it ten duyn' mention at
After one year‘s tltnc. the posts put’
tilting the Post Road at the different
Huntington. 1.. 1. lie is expected home. curves had the. signs put on them
in a few days. l r“ t ; Nortutik. llnrleti
‘—"‘-‘ ' tittd Coscob. and they lend, “Danger!
Miss Minnie lt. Sineitd, who has been: Slttirp curve ahead. Those pests were
. p. ll.ll"11 the summer with her cousins; plqc-ul by the State Commissioner;
the Ztuudolphs in Virginia, hurt l‘l‘ll',.. latter the pttpers called attention to the;
cd to Noroton. , fact that no warning of any kind tip-l
—-——-—— ~ . mint-st.
.L‘lmrlcs Carlson and family have ntov- ..?jt:altl ll inu‘n sfzrdlu cmftt-yp etaotv
ed from uppt r lli‘ookt-‘itlt‘ Avenue. 10 "
_.__~..__.
onnums MAKE ATTACKS!
ON THE Posmons won;
THEi
lBELlEVE PRICE OF FCC}? WILL
RECENTLY
FRENCH
Germans.
Official announcement is made
by the Romanian War Office that
attempts of the Germans and
Bulgarians to invade eastern Ru-
:nania have been defeated and
that tho Romanians are in posses-
sion of all the frontier east of the
Danube, along which the attac’
was directcd.
Russian trooos yesterday cap-
tttrcd '- Tenton‘". fortified position
§n the region of the lower Goro-
dcnka. in the direction of Holirz
Galifi‘t. and drove th.‘ Austro-
Germans toward the northwest.
says the Russian official
mcnt, issued today.
Fighting continues
Leuze Wood and Combles and in
BY
.the vicinity of Ginchy, it is an-
nounced in London.
The Rumanian invasion of Aus-
tria is being carried on with fur-.
ther success. AftPr spirited fight—
ing in the region of Borzccket
the Rumanians captured heights
west of that point.
The Danish steamship Jeanne,
of 1.178 tons gross, has been
sunk, according to a dispatch
from Wevmouth to Lloys’ Ship—
ping Agency. The captain and
crew of the Vessel have been
landcd. The Jeanne wa: built at
New Castle in 1914 and was own-
ed at Copenhagen.
Delegates representing Ger-
"ilPth, Austria—Hungary, Bit!-
gnria and Turkcv have met 3+
Rif’lde‘fi for “ cmifcrentc in re-
":rd ‘n the criterion 0‘ trnl‘l"
c-tt the Danube.
The Danube hon been “W‘s! ex:-
‘trtt‘unt'clv fut 'lta forwarding 0'
"'tr rcatcrinlc from Germany to
Tittluaria and Turkcv rr‘tl t‘tc "“v
on of foodstuffs, htit lll‘ eti—
‘.':tr':c rif Romania into t‘w W";
hrs crippled seriously t!t?s it‘—
uortnnt meanr of communirnti u.
Baron von Scltcnck, chic! direc—
tt'ir of tho Gtr'non propaganda in
theme. who was: arrested last
"Vick ’n connection with the
rounding up rif German agents
‘w the French and British. nit,
mined an interview today with
a British official. with the result
that he will be permitted to leave
Greece tomorrow. Provision has
been made for his safe conduct.
Russian forces. savs the official~
statement issued today at the
German army headquar crs, l: We
presscd back the center of Arch-
duke Charlcs‘ front between the
Zlota Lioa and the Dniestcr riv-
er in Gal‘cia.
An arrangement between Ru-
mania and Bulgaria is being ef-
te:rtcd for the mutual return of
diplomatic relations nf the bellig-
erent nations. it having been re-
ported that the departure of Bul—
Qarinn dinlomate in Rtimania af-
ter the declaration of war was
lbeing delaved.
ft :. row planned to send the
members of the, le'ratiom and
mnsulates nf Bulgaria. Germanv,
Austria and Turkcv in Romania
and other subiects of these coun-
tries in Romania by shin to some
designated port on tln Black
Sea. where they will be exchang-
ed for the Rttmanian representa-
tives in Bultyaria and Tttrkev and
Other Romanians residing in
these countries.
Subscriptions to the fifth Ger-
state-
between ‘
large amounts, it is announced in
Berlin. Three carporations have
subscribed 29,000,000 marks.
DROP AS STRIKE IS AVERTED
Wholcsalcrs Say Ovar-Supply in Big
Centers Will Cause Cutting—Was
Held in Event of Railway Titup
- Periohable Foodstuffs and
’leat Shou‘d Be Affected
Most.
Tit (Mites of lottdalttfl}.
tlvtitttu drop in th« next it 2'; days as
n 1‘» ~ull oi the titllitl: till of the threat-
r. if! tulie a.
med tnuntryttidu railroad .ttifie and
the trim; of the tiri.:ht embargo
lt.i~ hero in rl‘l'tt't lust
\Veilnertiny, is the belle! local
\XllUlt“.tlt'l‘s alltl jtibbtl‘>.
Much Food Stored.
mm explained by \l'llill“>itl\‘l'5 in
ll\ city that so ninth food hud been
iii the big t-ities
vtf’ tlu people in the event of u cuttt-iil-
nl .. :: rllltt'
Ul
Aurel to tnke care
int: of the transportation facilities
tllif' tin U\’t‘l.~tll_lltly is on hand for
til‘t‘:tlll need. This will mean it cut
nt 1:.te.~ in with r to plitre the perim-
lilt’
l :2.
‘.ttULl.‘t on the market.
held that thi- city
lint litllt‘ll it great part in llEl.‘ sped
food, but ltttu’t'llllrlallllllll:
the (ll) would finally benefit by
“w willing oil of the .‘trikc. For ex-
.,. l , No witlk ntnn who enjoys
tlittkeii on Snitilny will he. eupplied
., wd ietttt. lltlll.
\i -\t' win
llil'l"ll lll
l'.l~_
lllt‘
with tnwl til it 1.2. u~
New \or Huts a h‘: =lllvitl5' lust now,
lull.‘lll from tho otttlyint du~tiitt< to
lllt‘ tnetropnin ttit‘t nun' ttlitt’t
l ‘lltizltl rlttplt’tl llETri‘i'i: lliu‘l:.
ll
tn... \m x.» on...“ ,.,..| ,.
'ttt31l .ttg‘
‘t‘.lt.tt l.~ lilit,‘ ol‘ thi- potzlty tintilt l
l.~ tti Litrtt tutti-tire ‘ttll’ of kill goods.
I ht \tlsohu
>lllti5.
Lilith-cl, :tzt-tttttlttt; ltl lllt‘
shot». it detitltd tltll‘.l‘\‘.1lllll!‘.’lr
lll‘llty' and tho lYtltll‘ in ltllHM’ll towziit
ht ltllml't‘llilnlll}; large ('tlllhldllllltllli,
Others Less Optimistic.
Swine of tin \Ellt‘tlt‘nlllP :7 l“‘t]'l(‘.‘>ltl
tho loin-t ll.il‘ the partial ttettp of
freight t-liiptntnts the l..~-t lt'\\ days
\tlll link. pritw s tiotvi tilt it: it per
(l‘llt. liithtr this week. Slitpintn:
ltlIVt‘ not been ret-ettetl for ht‘ll‘l‘fll
llit)‘, “lounging“ tint: tim :t‘uiilu‘ol:
fill-pl} ll tiny lth’ll lllittg i< tow. ll:
.‘tlunony not been at holitlily. tl.i~
rllollhgt’ would hitte been otettottit-
t‘utlitr, its. the wheels of pzotlurtioit
would li.t\‘e spun, freight would have
llu‘ll niutt-tl iintl received.
CONTRAWTS AWARDED.
The Suite Tuberculous Commission
yesterday awarded a number of
small contracts for work the
doctors” cottage at the Shelton stint
tatlunt. The cottage was burned to
the mound lust May and, filllt‘t‘ that
011
titnc, work of rebuilding.- llilh beer.
steadily going on. The cotlallt' in
pracitnlly _ rcztdy, except for the
plumbing and the painting. The NH
my. will be used by the doctors and
part of the nursing stuff, It \\.'.‘
reported at the. meeting of the cont~
nti~'.~ton yesterday that there were
still thirty tuberculosis patients
waiting to be taken into‘the .~t;tte
institutions. No room has yet been
found for them.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted )‘t‘>lt‘l‘tlfly; l-‘ritnk
ynk, llettry .t‘reet.
llorn~
Discharged ye tertlny: [lurid \‘CiilinJ
of Our bright eternal home. t
, I
( limit“:
of Bridgeport, .ind Sofie Lotiwnles.
R0\\‘tl,\".(ll‘l.
Discharged
this morning:
Camping Com-h”.
(In if in .i. 5 gr nigls >itvuld he the
rite 'lzil pulping of >1 ottaluvn and loy-
('1: hi l; l‘ it. 'tlb.4‘li."l it in :t pity that
they ‘il ii.tl at l‘l‘ll‘ll l-c dereu‘itlul by
Iitt‘ uniimne tittite. 'rlllé ie the re mitt
it}, :t llil’ lwf’t“l ti n: ill i-e et‘ett‘u
\‘V. ii‘tt v.1 ;i: It.. ‘mi' it to». \tltnli
ll“: 5’- :t '. ‘~ in] it marital ‘-‘llll
nil .~ l'l\ of t.l_t ti 'l m. :tt.d \ lieu
t‘_.- til'dfilltl' ti Ittw .itipt-rs \tt‘vl he
1,.i t‘. ‘t il i; luv \.ttititill"'i ol'
tfit l gut-tit l‘~i\vl‘.\, um. i ll'Jtl) A l lttl‘
("1 \ti. lit- l-:t littiitt‘: ti t!;.ui-~~ wt
{min titt'e . tittpnttw 'l‘In .1:"tlll vtt'
yon: t:i..l--: rat 1: it, Ant
Ll In' ll‘llillr It 1-! lie l.,_ t‘lll‘lz it
wilt [a ale \.tI:li‘l l‘|'\lt\t tln' .v't’t
>ll£ll>ll' l-llt -- It l‘it‘ l:~t:ul~‘ [We l' it“.
ii the hi»: t~:t..i- ., ~t.;.:..ile .tt,:tl
llt‘ llll’. llit'l‘t'lv lt' «it Zttll lltztlit‘ ll.‘ rt‘
tlt'letl plan. it. t \t.‘._.tt' it uh
filt Llltllr. XllllltNM‘ Ll>lll~U llirli' til. | -
\\ltt‘l't', :tlitl llt-t‘igll lllt‘ :ttlvl' «.-:i;t'
ltl.‘l_\ n-tt l.n--\\ you he \‘tl.l Lin-tn 'ttlizil
wrt of ]'t'!'\"=ll you to It) llw
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The Gold Dust Was There.
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lll’v’tlllt iii-,1 I'I‘llllllt'l‘l only since the late
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lltl Want Adv.
Mrs. Elizalileth Chase.
Mix. liltdaht' h t.‘ Law, Ml» t;t this
lii't‘ l‘LU‘Cllt' k'lsit‘l‘. t‘t ‘l l- l.‘.t.:‘l.ll‘;
zit tlw home of Int t’uttcl'vr. \lt'i.
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.‘llt‘. 'lltt‘ tlt‘itttrttl \trh til )‘t‘t’ttu of
nice. 5
Funeral \tlnlt‘vi‘t will be full on
Stittlltlny Mitt. ll; tit turizt) o't-lotlt.
ltotn 2'. '! l'u no of the «lit-Nina
(tl. lit l't ! ‘.t l; t‘nlvtttittt t~l Trill-
lly lipid l:_l.l‘. tzui't-lt will Ulllt‘lt‘t'l‘, and
interment will he in Greenwood remo-
tely, lli'tltll'tlyil. N, Y. r
IN MEMORIAM. l
ln loving remembrance of my mother,
Mrs. Phebe A. Brunditgc who died out:
your lino today.
She >leepetlt, Oh ‘so silently
in the lust ttnd penceful rest
llt‘l' >llll hats set while yet 'twtts do)“.
Her gentle. spirit hits :oarcd away
...n ..
For :h‘ unuels lowd her best. .
They collie in the silence of tho
night -
When our heart were filled with fear'J
And we almost "saw their plnonu
white , l
As they bore the Mothers form from
otir sight I
And left the toyed ones here ‘2
Yet life at the longest Will i=0 he o'cl‘.
Our summons son too will come
We '.:li:tll meet our loved ones gone bed
fore .
in the home where parting homo:
no more .
Mrs. Lconel Jones. '
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COOGER WILL oNLY
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BE ABLE tmetstt .
ME WW5 WORK. AN
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CERTAINLY
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glam. WORLD
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