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ORWALK
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hivnte Harry M. SOiZEI', Battery 8,}
I Art, C. A. C., American forces,‘
' . has Wlitten the following let-
, to It's. William Sninen, ot‘ Ediie
m. The letter is one of the most
* in; yet received in this City,l
' ate Seller gives a very vivid
, - of the life of an artilleryman
' the from in France:
Somewhere in France,
w Ans:
August 25, 1918.
‘ ‘ than glad to hear from you, also.
thou items you sent. You can'ti
t . how much we boys appiecittte'
(loans of the folks on the other
. s time .
You want me to stste some of my:
cos over here. Well, i will
_, . it is quite hard to do that, but i
I?“ give a few ot my experiences on r
, The first thing is, you know I
'fi in the heavy artillery and there is‘
smotvery much excitement in this.
hunk of service, but there is plcntvl
fl Work, the same as in‘uny lint oll
' ‘mfls. The only excitement on
m won one afternoon, between i and
Jo‘ciock, the liuns sent out a line bur—
me fire, and it wash peach. Walk".
» 1.0 didn't comc very close to us but. at;
, the some time ,they were not \cry iitr
» 5m. We \vcre in our line gun pitt
w there was not much chance of hisiI.
in; us unleSs it was it dirt'L‘t hit——f
'll, hitting the gun itseii, and tilt ll‘
“I would hate got us all. As illt‘kv
d have it, they all landed between
'Md 1100 yards from us.
‘ very lucky, indeed, as far its \vc
' gone. and as long as. we burn
I I on the line. Well, the boys ltll
Md Fritz alter ho got through
‘ I that barrage over. The res-
hr the cheering was bt‘t‘lll‘lst.‘ he
.. ' t get anywhere and tie Were all
«N to hear the news. \‘l'cil. ilt‘ mos:
lly sent over at low Silt‘iih‘, jlhl
.. meal time. and that uwd u
j,“ our goal. We sttre would M‘llti
«over an awful barrage back to iillli
he got through sending his over.
0 Were very anxious to roe our
”mplnnes got into action. Ono ti..IV
in new quite some battle in the air.
here were three or tour Hulls flying
mend in the clear, blue sky, \tncn.
«fl of a sudden, tour of our Aiilt'ti
W ”looped down out of the clouds
. they went to it. They fought
that! an hour, when we saw
’ “the planes (which We made out
M to be a Hun),.cume toppling
“I, held on. Well. say, our boys
“at cheer those Allied airmen. Af-
tltey settled the argument and
‘ the Hun scross the lines. they
_ not end. after circling around
'bflds. went back to their aviation
‘
. The Allies are giving the Roche’s
flit about I“ they ever looked for. l
batman about
5y believe it will last as long
that. At least. 1 hope it won‘
I don’t believe ther
the
”new we.
.vban say hotter weather
. gnu, which they do. very of
[In would hove got us all.
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as m as I know.
.. not mustard. and is sent over
a)! is spread by the wind.
Wt
through clothing, no matter ho
If] the skin it led
”Wine scar.
m.- I wish you could see some
I“ village
hombatdtuents and ttir raids.
thank your lucky stuns that t
I villages
. occupied by the Germans,
TI surely tire an awful wreck, a
I 'Americun lieuvv artillery
f t
h
any. amtedfie sure some wreck.
,I received it letter from Al
”find, this morning, and it is t
”I‘m-rive ion French soil.
I’hs has seen it. but vt’ait until
B! said that Will Seller cu
.m the same boat with him.
“in. Will end. it you now
let me know whet it ls?
a write soon min. Give my
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Ivonne-Ivor.
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I requested to be present.
ifirld strut, will be pleased to team
that he is able to sit up after no at»
trick of Spanlril influenza.
had an attack of apopiexy, y‘estwday.
‘and is in a Serious condition at his
the t‘. B. A. College, in New York city. -
tor wur \tork.
at
East Not‘walk home
not a few lines to let you kDOWlf-u] summer
I received your letter and was Hill
We have '
t .
you have read in the have" Winnipsuk, Ellie Markle.
m Guard March said about how
at. war will last: He said it '
next June, but. I
no rlzzio, Westport avenue.
t lost any
Iouppose all you folks at treet ids
an bi hopes of seeing peace be-' a ' d e unday.
am very long. This is sure it grout
"Ijilfle have but here. Why. the
" would just pour out of a follow
it use Hons ever shot over any
i don‘t'
you folks know much about
on. Well, i will tell you how it
it is yellow in
. , . client 1 shade or two lighter
Stop Eating Moat For a While it Your merge“. r00!“ Wednesday and;
. in Bladde: is Troubling You Thursdflv of last week with Mr. until
shell, which explodes upon contact. When you woke up with but‘kncho Mrs 9}“th A. Tuttle. ilarrlsont
‘1 ”“1 8° and dull mtmy in the kidney renlon meg }
V: it generally. means~ you have been ' ._...._._. _. j
11 eutlnx too much meat, says a well- Mr. And Mrs. George R. Stevens otl
mm have on., We have ruhbe
' s for such gases. When
ves big blisters and known authority.
Yes, 3’0“ sure. can acid which overworks the kidneys in
‘ Him that the war is not m Am- their elfort to filter it from the. blood
5 that have been destroyed
You and leggy.
a . , . ~. . -t . . .
1' 0"”th ”1““ he“ ““0““ them. like you relieve ‘your bowels:
and towns which were r o .
and etn t
"first! at these places. to dr
4 , out~one place particularly.
“teen-Thierry, the place where this
bert of sediment. channels often get sore.
ml time I have heard from “2:882? seek relief two or three times during
in Private Albert Schimd, 2nd
. Int. Co. L. American Rorcesn
is)! he likes this country. as for stolen at once or get from your
Men here awhile. “He has been
new since June and has been do-
‘ military police duty far behind the
film glut to hear that the two of
“to over hone. I would like to "'9 "id of grapes end ”on W
tout the talks. ad tell Bill neutral!" scu- tn the who so it so
‘5' ”‘3 u" 3"“ "' m ‘° loner irritates. the suite: bladder on I‘ll N
am In. em
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mamas» phonintnlldmtu son-1
:one'. even mush one does not need
Usumnts to make bond buyers. ‘
.pfifi.
Mrs. Kathrine 9. ha;.:iiontl commit;
ed suicide it! the hospital on l‘urk
street, Wednesday morning, by shoot-
l 5i”! Marion end John 9m”? °¥ ing herself in the abdomen with n .38
Siitftivg: idem???“ with film“ ant. Ioslibre revolver. Mrs. Raymond had
‘ ' Ibsen in ill-health for some time-ind
The friends of Hamid Finch. of Win-
John Seymour, of Winfield <treet.
home' _,_____. Edward Lawrence of Pelhxm Bavfon “’Pdnfiday became despondem 0"
Frances L‘rtisby is again able to be was home Tuesday, on a leave of 86 er a trifling matter, and when left
hours. .alone committed the not. She died a
about. after it short illness. and tomor-
row enters on a course of study at --—--——
The Mothers‘ Home Club will meet
in th Red (‘rOss rooms. Thursdth.
The Red t‘ross Auxiliary. of tltt-Ioct. 3, at 3 Pr 111.
East Avenue M. E. church, will ntect,l
as usual, this evening, at the chu m,
few hours later. Mrs. Raymond wss‘
the daughter of the late William Hutt-
tod of this town, who was a popular
politician and worthy citizen. She
Liberty Loan survived by a sister, Mrs. Stephen
1‘0"“ Kneler of Smith Ridge.
and a brother, James Humed of Pro?-
ldence. The funeral service will be
held in Inkevieu- chapel today' at
p. m.
A meeting of the
Committee was held at the
Hall, Wednesday evening.
Miss Lula Turner lesVes New Can—
aan, Saturday. Oct. 5 for Detroit,
‘where she will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallace Mhl‘Vll;
nd son. June, hate returned to thcit
after a delight-
Greenfield
sojourn at
Dr. P. H, Williams has been made al
N Lieutenantt‘olonel of the Medical
The Home Chapter of the King‘sIt‘orps and is now in service over-I
Daughteis will meet on Thursday af- seu. » - l
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‘ o d' - ' . dermal. at the East Avenue M. E. . I
. “graifegs :(z’tld i313? Jug? church. for which time a very lntereshi . Miss Harriet Foster of the new! a.”-
know the folks at hornet stilli ing program has been prepared. Rev.l'tork Hospital at White Plains. spent _ . II ‘
I . of their boys 0‘ this side. 1 miDr. MoGregor will tell of his pxperi-Ililt‘. day recently with relatives in ‘W-_,_::~:
m glad to hear you reached my lot: wet-n inIY. 35- C~ A~ work. 3‘ the Na't‘owu‘ ' Sherwood Clilchester, [wilted States
iii-rm: it being on its journey so val Station, in. Newport. R. 1. Mrs.‘ soldier, enjoyed a week-end furlough
Lillian Bhet'wood‘Newkirk will render Mrs. T. W. Hall, sit, in moving from Camp Devens.
d
Rlymond B. (‘ontstockI of the New
York branch of the Aetna insurance
Co., of Hartford, was in town over
Sunday.
:trom Oak street to the house recent-
;ly Occupied by Mr. l’ssket. in South
A number of boxes have lwet pve-IMtlin street.
pared by the members of th' littst Nor-
walk Tobacco Fund and will be ntailttll Miss Florence Krapowicz of the
to the boys Hula): Tur boys whr will New York tttspnni at White Plains.
teceivo the rentemhrnnces from h0hl‘3lspem Saturday with her parents in
are lv‘i'ank tirttcc, (,‘antp Greenleat’; Smith Ridge,
t‘liaries (‘oggsweih (‘ump (ireentcll‘; ———-———-——-
Kcistjttin Pruitt-n, t‘1ttnp Herons: Wii—l Mr. Collins and family who have
ilam J.(’lin€, (‘tllnp McClelland; l’hil— In...“ (lt‘t‘up\int.: me Georg.) “VI DU!“
lip Voorhees, (‘utnp Groeuleat‘, and Cl “.3 place 1;, Oak firmer haVe rcttlrn~
E. (‘ttrroll and Frederick Dugan. it‘d to New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. ward. of Seattle,
Washington, are the guests of Mrs. C.
J. Dertt. Mrs. Ward was formerly
Miss Alice DeWitt and one of our
most popular young ladies.
on the local streets of the fourth gas-
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(I‘M ' M ("‘"g" “' DUN” ontltamilv. “"0 less Sunday was driven by Miss Mill"
i liHlV‘n hem VlFltinK in Talinudse Hill I‘ll)’. one of the most energetic of the
‘ —.——s——rir. 1- (for the summer. have returned to ‘0‘.“ workers ill the Fourth Libertv
~ ’thi'hn'ilOk 'tr'tet. . .. r
. "WA" i 9' n H '_ a .h ‘ (13:13! farmlsnf ”fillies .“lIlll'i'LVP train.»
tan 0 -nnirare
. MVP “'nlt‘r “will" and ""“d 0' territory veg/r in bifsili‘lless iiut of “)ng
- WW” iNew York. have been the guest obe-r on week dll’fi. and seized the opporltl:
‘parents.’Mr. and Mrs. Prank Knitter.
|Rit‘hmond Hill, this week.
nlty to catch sortie napping. or taking
it easy on their day Ul i’I't-it, and re-
_ . ports n most encouragtn: t'mll oi sub-
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l Miss Antltt (itsson of New \ol‘k. 'n'crlhers.
Private ll, it. Albrecht. of Ray-I1, spending in... Vacation at the home
mend street. I well known nttm in of Mr. and Mn. (‘hflflpg Tultle In
Nor-walk. has entered the Norwich llttrrlson “wet ‘
university. at Nortlit‘h-ld, Vt
M-‘M‘M WV’.‘
WANT GOLF STICKS
' WII‘ Department WI”
Grounds; Golfers Do the Root.
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l Dr. (‘litrcm-c lhotvnson of AShevillt‘.
"3' N, 0., in company with his son. wotI
AJopanvso servant employed
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this town.
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Practically the only passenger car
FOR SOLDIER. on l‘rldov
Provide
"A I-
SALES LADIES
Apply to dry goodsstore of
E. K. BANKS
nude: “shtick” Hotel, Wat
Washington street, South Norwalk
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Forecast for Not-walk and vicinityti
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Double-pale photographs illustl'av
lions of our fellow-townsmsn, John Mc
Cormack. the Noroton singer, are
being advertised as the leading feat-l
Just. 298 years ago this month
the good old ship Mayflower
sailed over the ocean blue
ure of the current issme of the Pictornl Partly i‘loudy tonight. with frost With a bunch of ”serious
new", Tuesday morning it the weatherj thinkers." aiming for a home
- t'leztl‘s. Tuesday fair: gentle to mod-l Whfl‘d they could live under a
r
free government. Today our
boys are sailtng' ' back to help
other countries gain their
freedom.
Todsy we oti‘er you good
clothing made under the best
conditions and according to
govemntent regulations, by
workers who know their busi—
nessI The most. attractive
showmg of colors, patterns
Senna". Charles E. Williamson Il‘ t'i‘bfle Flilllln; winds. 1319388!!! Vlt‘nlth‘l
tended the meeting of the Republicant” prevails in nearly all district-$1
Stste Central Committee st Hartford east 0‘ ”l? “001‘! Mountains. except.
lust week as “new“? for Edmund EIIon the South Atlantic coast. The
Crowe 01 South Norwttlk, the membertemperature is somewhat lower along
of the committee for this senatorial “’9 northern border. 59""3‘ “a“;
district. 'reported frost and freezing tempera)
___ ltures were .t-ported tom North Dakovi
Edward B. llindley has been 4 33“,..Vt3, MIMGEOU! and Michigan. t.‘ondi~
5 mg a We, new“ from his. dunesitions favor tor this vicinity: I’arfiy.
I with me “I? & 'l‘owne Mfg. Co, mkhcioudy weather with slightly lower
in: automobile trips about the sur- ' temperature. ‘I and weaves we have ever had
rounding country accompanied by Mrs. a In 3 I
liindley. and their daughter. Mrs. An- WEATHER A LOO, Rogers & Stevens
TODAY. i
“'7 tNORWALK
Temperature: High. 66; low.é
drew Taylor.
scum nonwsm
Efforts are to be made to have a
wv—w—L . . ‘__..
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illih in Uncle Sam‘s navy named for 04' him I William F Swarm who hajl‘un
)at‘ie _ , -. . . " “‘ ' ' "' ""”' ' . I V . '
n ninth to the honorable reward .seriously ill at the home of his tiaitklw
promised to the town in tilts district . ' ter Mrs John Gl'uelle tor the 114‘
which make. ‘ ~ . ’ H . i i
.. s the largest proportionateI week. was reported at the point of
ever-subscription ofthe Fourth Liberty, death at one o'clock todav
Loan. . V l I U
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pm...-
Ernest R- Crofoot “i ”ll“ 10"!) WEIR, Chicago, who has a high reputation ; v.
elected national representnlh't’ '0 the; The annual meeting 0‘ Trinity an illustrator and mum admin ':
convention of the l'nited Orderof Am {Men's (‘lub will be held in the club among Norwalk bird Itnols i< twt
“1““ Mechsnics, l0 Still)" at Milwm.:room “‘ 8 DUNK Annual ”“0"" guest of Mr. and Mrs John tlrtit-lh
keen next year by the state t‘onvommn will be given and the election of otii-I '
of the order in gpsion this week at cers for the writing year held.
New Ilritain. '
The United States Sliipttins ltmul
. . at \l'iison Point is the first illiillr'l
Mrs. . Louis Diamond, reported in this city to claim tho itttlti~llt.tl
the police lhtl she had found it pork “at! having obtained 10" p” Mm
etbook containing it email sum of subscriptions from 5.5 “mph“...
money in front of 'l‘utlov's cigar stol‘v.‘
Mrs. Curl Erbter, of 10 Elizabeth
“”491. “ll" "'WI'Wd the l0” 0' 3 evening at the patriotic st-rvict? Rn“
pocketbook containing 582. it was at Dr. 0. ll. 1.. Mason, fl ,1“an W,”
llrstthouxht that Mrs. Diamond s‘hnt‘t has such 59”,“. in pm”... x...”
was Mrs. :l‘tthl"> mist-”mi: property. most interesting address and undo r2
.
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GRACE PARlSH stores
The Junior Guild meets on TUPMIH.“
m liltiitl in the Guild Room. ‘
The Knights of Rio! Arthur meet
a: eight o'clork in lllt‘
‘tl
Trinity Church was croutlcd l.t~t
Yittiltl Room.
The (iirle' Friendlr Societv will
hold the opening inertimz of the fall
it
llttytnond ll-tllttnd. lhc 'l‘oltencke nr- . "l ‘ . . - ._ _
til “.1. bitten I“ A dog on th ltidtt itt town on Honda). mlllns on old BOSTON. Sept, 30. .\ ittlllt‘sl for on Tuesday (I! m.“ we“ but it was found not so. edlv sssistetl in the Libt‘i‘H il.tll
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time fliends. Igolf supplies for Use by Mlitilt‘lh in the The R,.,.,,,r~I_. "MW“ will meet for ..-.._.~.. drnv now m progress.
one tiny lust week. liis arms were so: _______
yetl upon Sept. 15. by Drs ltogt‘rfl and the United States Golf Association.
lloffecker, i-l tlolns nicely at the pre-
The October meeting 01‘ the \\‘o- sent writing. '
man's Bible class of the llowuylon ._...._..
Methodist Episcopal church will be Mrs. W. (‘ trying spent Monday in
held tomorrow evening at the person Noru'hlk. whcre she obtained three
age, in Pennoyer street. All members signaturlls to the petitionof the
are urged to attend, as a good limo is Amgricnu Dotmscjotlety. '
assured all. ’
to httvotho wounds dressed
the training csmpt.
will provide the grounds slid the got
in obtaining clubs. halls and other on
sentlsls for the sonic.
A Republimn caucus will be held
HOPITAL NOTES. in the Town Hall, Friday. Oct. 4. at
Discharged satutdsy—‘Joduh Jones. it p. m.. for the purpose of clot-tin;
“lids-e avenue Grace Dunlap, is West delegates to the Senatorial snd Pro-
Main street. bate conventions.
Admitted Sunday—Attic?“ Tuccui.
Walden.
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Dr. and urn. Thomas Tunney motor;
“1,, ed to Welllnitford Saturday. whoro‘
they attended the Grsnd Msstet‘s' 1m
in at the Masonic Home in that city.
NY.
Discharged Sunday—Michael F
Mrs. Annie Byensxa. it Slocti
. ‘ New Canaan holds the distincllmt
Edward Byenm' 11 Slow” “we" of being in non place in the State ln'I
: died this morning. "‘9 “m of thr nglngfi Stamps.‘
_-__._ ‘ Oitr Der emits is "3.84. Amuill:
Sills If iltlltlll I mm .
tinnitus lllllll
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Lt‘t' .i. trotting. mm Aerial Squad»
run. A. E. F. who has been invulldettt
at home after eight tnonllts' service}
Meat forms “fl“ East avenue. received a (‘ztblegl‘om
I Tuesday front their son. Second.
Lleui. George R. Stevens, Jr.. who ls|
in the infantry in France. that he had
been slightly wounded. The cubic
gram was sent Sept. 17. taking a week
to reach its destination. 0n Wednes-
day evening another cablenram was
received from their son. stating that
he was getting along nicely.
M
of
and they become sort of paralyzed
\‘i hen your kidneys get
be sluggish and clog vou must i‘eili‘VO
in: all the body‘s urinous
er waste, else you have backache. sick
ad headache. dizzy spells; your stom-
ach sours. tongue is coated. and when
the weather is bad you have rhettma-
tic twinges.‘ The urine is cloudy. full
Dr. Ralph L. .White, who has been
doing service with the Medical Corps
in ‘Fi‘snce, is. returning after six
months' service in which he was so ,
badly~ shell shocked that he will be
unfit for service for some months.
Dr. White» writes home. stating that
be we: dressing a wounded soldier
when a shell hit near him, blowing
him something like 30 feet, so Ithev
told him. and when he came to in a
hospttsl be found he had it badly
bruised bod!- .
be water scalds and you are obliged to
the nizbt.
Either consult a good, reliable phy-
phar-
he maclst about [our ounces of Jed
Salty: take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast for a few
me due and your kidneys will then set
1 fine. This famous units is" made from
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The local Liberty Losn Committee
has mil so interesting mootlnl
in the Town tlsll tomorrow crabs.
alumdnditisbouithst "of!
tall. bother 3. Little of
no to W s not
ti! on“! the
combined with llthle. and res been
used for generations to clean and
II- stimulate slum kickers. slso to
bl!
out”; restful.
laminates-mum“ not-bf-
mm new. ass-suns. Oat-oilfiel- mull
wuwmw-wmtd-uwummdua
. . training camps wtr: l‘t’l‘t'lH'ti by New
badly lttccralcd that it was llot‘t’t‘illl‘y: Mrs. (‘. A. ’l‘tittle, Mm wits opcrttt- England Golf (‘lubs tt-:-tciti:ty from of next vrcek
The commission on nothing cantp‘
.uctivities of the war tlvpartinent has
{made a survey and h.t.~ decided that H0
there is a real need or golf facilities in
The deputment
Jars Of the country are uked to sssist ”‘9 “013' Land from lb? 'Nl'ltl WQN‘
We will win this war-A ..
Wamlommwmaor'
The Red (toss room will be open
Tuesday afternoon lor workers. Bl" Adolph
mnnint: Thu stlay. (lt'tnhvl‘ 3rd. lliel‘t‘ (.mnmainpd to the police ”m
“i” be bl" 0“" “'9“le N’s-3'0"» “w' bow on \l'atzr street are in the ilnllll
ing to the coal shortage. tin 'l‘hurs- of throwing Hopes and 5'6“. M10 M.»
days, however, the room will be open doorway. The police are ith‘Rl‘sh"
from 10 a. in. to 4 p. ill. and will be mg and will have the practice 3“,...
wann and comfortable. Ladies may ped.
come for either the morning or after-
noon, or stay for the till-titty session.
bringing their lunches with them.
tho llr~t lllllt‘ lilir‘ season on Thursduy
Anderson, M Vt'ttltr sll- - l.
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LONDON THANKFUL
Ids Special Services looms a! Do-
llvsrancc of Holy Land
LONDON. Sept. 1:0.w8peclsl thanks
. giving services for the deliverance of
o
William Kelly was very very drunk
and disorderly Saturday when Patrol—
._- _--- man homey guided his waverin'r
Mrs. H. F. Sootleltl of South Main steps to the. uptown station housr.
street, reported to the police that a and very very sober and repentt-nt.
‘3’”! girl 9"“ “a taken from ”“3 as well its thankful. in the t'nllll
It‘onnocticut State Home had disnp‘ room this morning. when Judge than
I'pcared from her residence. The vounE tit-e decided in view of his “WWW.
thiman. “h" is about "WM." WM“ "f good record to the hint anotlc"
:“2‘3 is known b." ”1“ mm“ or PM” chance, and continued his cash until
‘Bt‘t‘kwilh. “1‘? home was foi‘rncrlyme last Saturday in October.
lin Say-brook Junction. but it is be-
flleved that the has none to Middle-IOFHCER DORNEY
-town. KILLS MAD DOG
. held yesterday throughout the diocese
of London. !
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. ““9"“ Frank “pld' Skim)" mimosa Street Canine, With Rabies.
like good ship "Lincoln." and a party Rouses Nelohborbood-~ 5m” in
got local friends invaded the waters of‘ River
ILong Island Sound yesterday and re-. Shortlv after ‘0 o‘clock last mu”
lwrw With one 0‘ the largest t'atch- a l‘t‘Sldl‘nl of (‘rose street tit‘nl won?
99-“ of mucket‘el yet reporled “‘“d to the uptown station that it big din;
ism) in ”“3 ritv. The. party in ("hauls behaving very strongly in. tJ-at
‘ “or to comply with ”W government ‘ neighborhood, and he believed that ii
"4 .gasless ruling decided that they “I“: afflicted with rallies.
;tvould use no gas and therefore 60- Officer Thomas Homer immctllattli'
. inched the engine and navigated their MINI to the section named and found
craft by means of it (our man-power a dog thrashing about on the (‘1‘in ot‘
. lh‘m‘“ engine. nuckily and fortunate; the river near the Cross street bridge.
'1)’ plenty 01‘ subtitle: were on board l“! nothing at the mouth. and showimr
”"ng the cravings of ”'9 “me, man other symptoms of the dread disease.
”m“ they were readily (Imposed at" He immediately shot the animal.
Those WM made “v the party consist-1 which at last accounts was lying on
19d of (‘aptnin Frank Field. Daniel. ”I9 bank of the stream.
iKeywot‘th. Dr. William J. Moore antlI.
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Stillsonéhlfénzegg' gig." ‘lt‘ire discovered in the cargo of the
Malana' 1 i New York and Cuba mail lines..steam-,
Mexico, while the ship was at sea
ght under control when
bed this port inst night,
being unloaded so
be made of the
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Price 500 . . et-
tsutisfeotion Guaranteed or Money nan been brou
Refunded , the vessel reac
Prepared and Sold By ’ Part of the cargo is
_ i i that a survey may
Stillson—Powell Carp“
damage, which let not belle
South Norwal great.
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