ii
um spending the week-end
. Nam: angina: ’AT BX, Rlflfif BlUB‘l
baroque M. E. church.
"5‘“ immay ”“9"“ the Awards Given» inSeventeen
mugging; ailinmstm-‘beéch Classes,‘ with Many En-
" " tries for ' Each; Critics
Find Some ‘Fine Speci-
mens.
WE. Lane has purchased a
, Wu Beach from Henry J.
Wicca!“- monthly meeting or the . .
, 'rNoI-wflk Improvment Assooja- Though somewhat marred by ram
k’ulltheld today at Community the dog Show held by the 1~‘airli€‘ld
= duties at the Nash Jingineer- singer, was a successful‘one. The dogs:
V .
V 'L actual classes made compotition keen.
If. and Mn G. F. Smith and Lil- The exhibit of Russian woit hounds‘
121p Mving been made by auto. out'a beautiful collwction of dogs.
‘II‘IC buildings on Rowan fitrt‘wt Wo-rc judged by \Villium Prescott “'ol-
. p abodseil award \vcnt to champion Kinnelon
* ‘ l w“ .v. J.
main of the had wonthcr ycstcr- m 1 ml 1’ \
.\n vntry of sixti-vn faced the judge.
ill-st of the breed went to Champion!
Kazan or‘ Yurak. ou‘ncri by Mrs. John
NJ all was abandoned luv thr-
» of young- people who had “roll
. . it for last night.
.1. Cecelia. Tin-10v and Miss Ethel 1‘1; . Farmlngham. owned by L.
“Val! 01 23 Myrtle strcet have wwfimlrnow.
and Monticello, N. Y.
Jay Hall.
were showing. there were a lot of in-
dividual-mvncd dogs that wore full of
~
.il mach: convocation of \Vashing-
" '- ' I‘mnels’ Alivon il‘s-lsnu-cr.
me this evening at 8 o'clovk (D. T.) I ”mam” “
n " (‘hows with an cntry of thirty-
;fihe Royal Ar“) mgr?“ WM hefcight. wore judged by \Vallaco Mac—
' l
)lonnics of Douglaston. L. I. The win-
“ -The ‘Women's Aux-ili'xrv of (‘lnilct him: do}: urovcd to l)(‘ t‘. E. Sibb03"5
. ‘ ,' ‘ .. , ‘ ’l‘nnp: Hay Ki. l
Qt chug?! will :01): 1;:“1::th‘fnyff'ttfgfmgii l’omcranians. judged by Mr. L.‘
the m) 1 . E E‘
in the basement of the church. All
memhorn are askcd to attrxn-l
meeting.
nvw outs. \Vium-rs. Alfig‘fl. wcro Mrs.
.l Prince and tht lutclx Mrs. A. \V.
‘llouc‘s Pall Mall Rocky I'lluckface. ,
With the proccmls going to the No-~
7 Tomorrow afternoon the Ladir-s'
‘ Am Society of the East avenue M. E. , y., - n {‘hurch
"march will hold thr- first mcctlnn‘ ol‘ mtnn ] ”Slnhna I i
the fall won, at the church. when
£9133: for the coming year will be dis-
lapsed.
Norman. tho nociull)‘ prominrnt rrsi-
:(ll'llls ol‘ Stamford and Noroton assist—
81113 winter will be fliscussml rmi M'r-n-
». . workrrs was Mrs. lln-nry it. Lorins-
:ngu the first ""“"”V-’.f0r ’3" 33"”?‘031. iu-rzr. .lr. 'l‘hc (alaloztu- \vnricrs \vrrc
of the Epworth 1.1"“:th nl'
Jiv- ‘insr mu Alisse-s Mam-I Hanks. Ella Immng-
}nwm" M' E‘ church. Th" m‘blill: ton of Full l-tivvr. Mass; Marion
W?” 1"“ held at lhe‘ church. ,lhzrkw, Rosamond Farm-ll. Vanni!-
““"‘~ il“':ln‘::>~‘. Hi'lliq' .ionrs. Dorothy MC-
Arv important nwvtinc of tlw l
i ‘. _ first Killian. \lnrir- Shut. l\‘1thr-rinc- Taylor.
5 ”W "”“fllc Aswflnlion um lw 1w.) mm swu. Carrol Mastwrsnn. "my
‘ : Thursday evening: at S U'('lm'l( at tlw lehlll M. Wizxirrml llclaliwlzi and Miss
tsi‘uxt: lamina on Thin! My”. Wm,” 7r_.-(i:>("‘lnvr ’l‘rvwhridn“.
Im‘m‘lwr of matters: will cum: lmfm'u1 Alntmu‘ thu exhibitors and visitors
Eh“ fllmting ’"M‘Ml"! 11‘“ ' “Mimi of “pro .\lz's=. l:ll\VH"Ul 1i. llclal'wlvl. wife
5‘. mnnager for ”10 f‘mf‘n’lll loam. «.1‘ tlw- prvsidcnt ol' llll’ Vail-film! Run--
7' :.--l (Wm: 1irs:..\rchic ll. Lapwin. Mrs
ROWA } TOAT l‘n‘il l'). Lannau. Misses R. and G. 1‘0
H'i'rmul. Mrs. l<‘rml ll. C‘hurln-s. Mrs,
(ti.:l‘:l\'lrl ("hailinoxz Miss He‘ll-n (‘hcsc-
' lzmuuh or lurlinghum. l,‘alil’.; Mrs.
. The death of 'rht‘OdOY't‘ A. Ills”
San Francisco. (‘al.. which (Jr-"url't' ‘
n i'S‘
night, was a big shock to ma'nv in.“ lmmiuihk. John Farn‘ll and Miss M.
fill: he had been a gm.“ hm.” “Wm” _ lladdvn. Mrs. Lynfor'd Dickinson. Mrs.
having may relatives in Koran-[Um fJolltl Douglas. Mrs. (‘laronoo ll.
' .___. ‘ \Vyvknl‘f. Mrs. D. Smith. Jr.. Mrs. Ar‘
The winter trollcy scluqlull. is to I tlm r 'l‘rmvhridgc, Mrs. Charles S. Hat'-
mfl next Monday "infill-”L”. \vilv-n 1le fun. Mrs. Arte-mus Holmes. Mrs. lloro-
mord trolleys will {:0 hack in Hmlthy A. Andros. A. I“rt-f‘lll.’1]l Ford of
"a. minute headway Schedulv. Ilnrim: ; l":r!~':ul("nn. (‘alil'q Mr. and Mrs. Glilcn.
v
M 130013. howmmr. then- will 1,.. the int‘ anaronock; Mrs. Frank Addyman
P-Ilwil W. Godfrey. janitor of t‘no‘Dcmoo. Miss ”Hclon M. McEntyro. Mr.
)‘ton schooilmusi-. spcm most 0f and Mrs. .\l. “7. Newton. Mrs. A. 1%.,
It vacation in fixing up [hp school Moflit. Mr. \Villiam Ziegler Jr.. Mm.
, Owcns. Mrs. A. \V. Rose. Mrs. C- S.
There were several narrow escapes PUMY and Mrs, Harry L- Sears.
flan Ind accidents at the \Vhite
i
W out on the ground. None of
’ ~m injured however. and they _
4 machine. a Ford, and con-l Mrs. Viptor Cahlll. held a card
- on their way. party at her home, this afternoon.
Local people are interested in the
Pit Smith who fishing at \‘o'mk last evening. Lucky number dance:
m a. “117.- ‘pullcd out a 9-pound leatured the occasion.
m one of the largest» hooked
m find his wife are well known held on- Saturday. Paul VVhiteman's
MI. W been'V'lsitors at 'l‘okenekc Orchestra of New York, will furnish
“was. the music as usual.
if ,ROTON POINT poiiféiiiaé’éllf ’13.??? “.5152? ‘icisi;
nth tlda Wednesday: 12:21 a. m. up.
~ 12:33 1). m. (D. S. T.).‘
Camp Edith; closed for the. year
- “Y“ 'cst u'day. The Cam h ' ' . - ;
Mint begins the dancing con- 3 L p ad a. wry sue
‘ The one-step will be the feat-
'mmea waltz will have its whirl.
Wont! at. the ’park. They
. mm: :600 members of the "”1
Wpany Assodatlon will , ’
' thaSeagate, 500 members of
3.. |
W mémbers of the Orange
of 0.. “Orange. X. J.. will
a. Sirius; 60G members of S'lIIVPZE‘ “'19 J'Jl'L‘f'
dawn will come on the into a bottle containing three ounces
1.900 membe/ \» the n!” Orchard “him, which any drug
, Athletic Association NOW Will suilply for a fnw cents
‘ to the park. Thr- boat: “him“ “"11. and you have a quart“:
delightful lemon
. If” I. lactation will take pint of harmlr‘ss and
v » .L n decided. """“"“-
fiction into the
- lwmtv :n‘xl whitn - ' '
. > ’ _ . . . ass of‘ on s .
Wm. Sept. ar—Xv-sterday Famous 3 r km
_ Labor Day {or trolley 1'1
. . ..c_Z(—ar. rosy-white com lex -
peed. ofiic;ala;gf that [so as a freckle, sunburn'p 81:31:], t?
today. ~The rain com- 3 hit-doll h H 7 ' n
*‘T'" R Class!
imzsenunen»,
fledfl'Ad in thenv '
Beam “Eamon. _'
,, .5 ,
(Continued {renamintigaser _ i
tion Co
77 7‘ @New York & N0
' _ EONG . BISEANCE' TRUCKIN
mucus» You: Garvin-tor All Kind.
‘ : partitionrrm‘Vméror Furnitun W0:
'7 j 7 momezfictmmsu Sq. Norwaik, Ph
5 1,7"? Na: You-1mm saliva-imam. Choke.
ACE ”OTERY
Panes mam Emma
scuba. SHOES
EOR.BOYS AND GIRLS.
Our line of School Shoes is complete. All solid In
Shoes that will wear like iron. Mmleruznly p}'§.-{d'
HOSIERY—ALL COLORS.
and cars were going-"ovqrufhe' mangled
remains of Rockwell, p’ifis of whose
lie waters of
body were dropping‘dmt
the river beneath. .
The train came to a. _
car lengths beyond whoregRockweil
had been struck. and the naiowly pull-v
ed ahead toallow railroad.
and others to proceed to the. spot.»
The remains,
were picked up. plaéedin-astreatcher
obtained from the baggage car of the
train. covered withfa. sheet and placed
at the side of the" track. :Traffic was
Kennel Club of Noroton at the Oxlticd up for some twenty minuteswhjie
’. Ridge Hunt Club of Noroton. formcr- l thié was being done, attenwhich the
m Fitch this morning re- ly the home of John )lCCormack. theatrain proceeded towards Bridgeport.
‘ ' . Railroad police i
W - ‘ ' “ere benched under a large tent. Au ed the tracks from
Mil.- plant after a \acation entry of 360 with only seventeen morbid spectators whoqthmnged the
stop some six Find a Cousin ' fSnapper’s
Bl" ’Th9mt3n W”. Burgess - . '7
F What's the hood of mnh‘a'ndih
They cm; but a s
ource of worry. .- >-
— -—Slowpoke' the Box Tux-tic.-
Pcying up attention whatever to the
young.- Foxaeo; Snapper the Snapping
Turtle slowly waddled' straight to-
wards the Laughing Brook. ..
reschedule/hank he, kept .nght on-
down into the water.
the bank. the young Foxés sawhim
swim under water a short distance.
.Then‘he thrust his headabove water
for a moment‘ and finally went. to the
he buried. himself in
. diatcly block- . ,,
like curious and .
Watching from
Medical Examiner Samuclfi. Hunt:
‘aclleck of Burma street returnmi 0" the Valley Farm Kenn‘els. ownc'd by lngton was summoncd and examined
‘ nmk'n stav at Newport R I )l. M. Palmer ot‘ Stamiord, brought The sconc of the acmdcnt-thoroughly.
' ' ’ " going” from one end of the bridge to
The distance from where
bottom, where
.______, Old English shccp dogs brought out the other.
M10 Dollar-ti has purchased the the rccor‘i entrywtfwont)“UVO- Th?S€'..ock\\-uh was struck and where in:
' U body landed
. ‘ ' ”lie. Mass. The first over was measured in preparation for
.. ‘. med l , . ‘ ‘ _ 11.1 ot Read” . . ,
” “”3 “m" or 9 death which is to
Turtle,” warned Raddy-Fox.
"Isn't be good to one?” asked one
Foxes, who was forever
thinkingof' in stomach.
“He might!» if there was any way
bf getting him,” replied *6
you might as well tryito hitc- a stone-
as to try. to bite throughxthnt hard
There/zit nothing to
fear from him“ no long as you keep
But anyone who
ric‘bound to get
to y, 110- spends nearly
all his tine in theater. _
once in' a while that you find him on
uvdld this..morninz.
at he in the terror of the
Laufhlng Brook and the Smihng
Poo ."
The little Foxes promised that it
ever they should mocLSnapper I sin
they would leave him. alone.
they once more began to hunt for new
They didn‘t have.“ hunt
Two of them stumbled over am-
Hc was very
Ulla." *lxzc
an inquest into th
Halloww-n. ownvd b." MOI‘TiS Kinney be held. - , ,
Q l The remains were taken to the fun-
,. ,,‘ "1 .2 x ‘ g- . f ((‘S. ‘ '.
:th a contomplatwrl moon- H‘H'm" Cl 1m Jud ”1 amoxe :;:;h?:;:;3 sffeolzaud ‘V- Raymond.
is survived by a. widow' ,
aribeile Rockwell,
and a. brother. Jos-
coat he norm
, ' - , - I/W‘
SPECIAL SALE OF LINGERIE BLOL’SES. $1.60 .
These Blouses are odd sizes, selected from 3.":
'good styles in fine quality Lawn, Voile and l};
and one daughter. C
l-Jarnshaw. and host bitch went to 01K“ both of this city:
eph of Danbury.
The funeral will be held from the
to home. :10 Webster street. tomor-
m‘orning at; 11 o‘clock. Rev. L. J
eppler‘ pastor of the South Nor—
walk Baptist. church. officiating. The
ains will be taken to Danbury for
rmrnt at 1 o'clock tomorrow after-
noon in Lake cemetery. there.
This is the second violent death in
the Rockwell family. as tho only son.
Harry, was killed in a motorcycle ac-
cident at llaltimorc in March of 1918.
Rockwell had taken the position of
no m ”room-n. brought out man-V iii..f;3“¥3.$2ii‘..“1’22;“.23."a” h”
1 1.. .. ' 7‘ . .‘ man at the old Bc-r Boiler Ian in
1”, \wncwnt horm‘os Pall Mall llncrleilzh tho former powerh’fzsc buildrin t‘
Meadow street.
away from him.
tools with Snap
hurt. Fortuna
and his feet and his tail?” cried
one of the 13mg F0529.
Shepherd dogs load the entry “1th la andyquito harmless; He can bite, but: V
his neck ls'shortgandyhis‘jaws are
small compared. with'those vof'hia b1
cousin, Snapper. Andhe isn't at al
|Though few of the largm‘ konncls Soho
Not all sizes in one style, but all sizes in s.- ma ~__ -.- ,.
Former’Priccs $1.50 to $2.98. NOW
OFlDERS TAKEN FOR CASH’S WOVEN NAMES AND LETTEFS
allette
South Norwalk
ugl .” ‘
“fiat what has become of his head
and his feet and his tail?" cried one
of the young Foxes.
minute ago and now he» hasn’t say."
“Oh, yes he has,"'chucklcd Mrs.
“He has aim ly drawnvthem
into his house and c osed the doorg.
You sci he carries his‘house witn'
He is right inside this very
But bu can't
I) 2 ”1V and type. The winning (108' into
“ mu”. No. 24, P, A. MI. .1 lo (Illl .
x “i L | “He had then a.
”he! quccr fellow.
busy eating a mushroom.
very much smaller that Snapper, but
the young Foxes knew at first glance ‘
that he mnat‘bc‘c relative of Snapa
Having learned their lesion
well. th‘oy tookzmmti to go very
ct him; out ,
his is S owpoke the
He lives on land ad »
gather and you are likely: to find him
wandering aboubin the Green Forest.
He is about the safest fellow I know.
You see he has an upper and a lower
shell, and that lower shell is hin d ,
in the middle 50 that when he
drawn his head, tail and legs inside
he can shut both putts of that lower
shell against the upper. and there he.
is safe and sound. If you can get
him' out you can'rhave him fordinner‘
for he would make very good eatmg.’
‘ little Fem crowdcd'
around Slowpoke, and the boldestlof‘
them tried to hookljs claws under
the edge of Slowpoke’s shell and pull
But he tried in vain.
they tried their teeth on that shell,
but they soon gave that!) .
contended themselves wi _
Slowpoke around and pinyin
him to their heart's content.
((‘onyrlght. 1922. by T. “7. Bur-sou)
if you try.
Box Turtle.
0f com-cc thengere excited. End of“
course they yelpcd. Thia‘broughtlhc
other two young Foxesr and their
mother to ace wing was gain: on.
“It's another of those queer fel-
on: of the little? Foxes cried,
he’s differ-fit.” ‘
acid Mrs. Roddy.
walked over 3nd reached out
her black, paw to touch this. stranger.
Th‘c‘ little Foxes held" their broom.
They remmbcredisthc‘drcadfui Jaws
:- the Snupping:Tux-tle.nnd
fay he‘bnd darted. his head
. ‘ Perhaps you can
mess. it elr'mprtse when‘hend. feet
and tail of this one disappeared alto-
disappeared
ed that‘- aw
ed this 1e lbwi
hen shc called
ascertained it
the St. was not part of his duties that he go
John's-4 Roman Catholic church and “Wm" ‘rm‘ks- 0" t“FOSS thr- bridge, and
tln- St. Luke's l-inscopal church of it ‘5 "0‘ known “113' he did so.
Mrs. Cocclia Stein, 78 years old. of
v,” in ”1“ sale or catalogucs. lunch 49 Suburban avenue, Stamford. 1
Man: for work to be done whis fall ”pk-.45 and (.igmfis, In olmrgc of the “t the 30"“1111‘ “051’““1 “t S O'CIOCR
‘ last night from injuries sustained earl—
ivr in the (in; in an automobile acci-
at Connecticut
Mrs. Stein's death
intcrnul injuries. " Two
automobilc.
which conlalncn‘i Mrs. Ste-in. were also'
dont which
and \X‘t-st avv'nucs.
3
a
.2
\
Begin your fancy- work now. “”231,- :E:«-:'~ :
:-
entirely. Mn. Re
underneath and ti
We": on his back.
the young Foxes to come' close. .
""This,” said she, “is not a Snapping
Tunic. but low-cousin- of Snapper'a.
a?
'ment of various articles to eliorsn {2-K .;:.
been so attractive or so extensive. H V :
prise you.
Mrs. Stein was a passengm- in the
Hudson stuwr—siv touring automobile
Roscnlnum
Suburban :n'r-nue. Stamford. her sonv
w,-
pv
The next story: “The Fox Family
Meet: the §kufik Fatally?
(
M; 429;?
Our Window display a
‘ for showers, Card partles. birthda,
was about to (inter
nt-PHPIH H\'('l‘lll€' from
when a. big I’icrco-Arrow car owned
by MarionGrccn 0! 36 \V. 59th strctt.
that: result of an auto (tor-ill. m Funiluv .l-~- n ll. Lappan. Mr. and 'Mrs. Gaycr {\‘i-w York city. coming down Armory
~ hill. smashcd head-on into it.
Ths- injnrml
llu- Norwalk liévmtul by Gordon and
\V. Traccy.
illzt Rosunhlum. wife of the owncr of
AUTO ACCIn‘E
WERE‘~‘
(Continued/from First Page)-
mo DAYS
DrfDietz
47 South Ma‘s... St.
nan or East Boston. Mass” skiddml
into a telegraph pole in front 0;, Dr.
’George 1-1. Grant's home." in :25 \Vali
:; :ibnut the face.
ccnc llsimmp of \Vorrcn street, Stam~
:was injured. but the car 119.:
Ihack wheel hrukcn.
“DENTIST
W 20-minute headway. Inf .\l‘lll~‘l¢'.": Mrs. (,‘. I. Martin. Mr. and St( in, mothvr oi“ Mrs. itoscnhlum. suf-
___..__ Mrs. (T. It. Jcfi’roys. Mrs. Vincent fl‘l‘twl a l:‘:l"lill'!- of the pelvis and in- road.
torual injuries.
of Stillson,
Waterbury. was driving his au-‘L
ltomobile down the Town House’hili at '
lzosvnlvlum. the owncr of the car.,-East \Vall strvrt at 2:20 o'clock yes-a
The driv- . terday afternoon.
injurlc's. as did the registration plates-31‘252 New
who was also a uas- ; York. following his car, skidded on
No one in the wet paw-maul: and crashed
ithe McCarthy machine. ripping off a‘
onvcying tho injured people . rear mudguard.
‘to the hospital, Green proceeded to New York c
- . - Mel-day by motorists. One . ’ the First district police station and re-)
unturned, its occupants being; BELL ISLAND Enorted that he had had an accident.
. . The accident happened at 3:15 o’clock
'and the police had not been given any
information about it until an hour
Inasmuch as it was not known
anyone was seriously
. ‘ A s ecial Labor Da dance, was held ,Grcen was allowed to 80'
M that the wife of Captain ‘Gip- p y meantime. the accident was investi-l
was somewhat shaken up.
”3 man. with tlw rosult that the Mable lliuldcl. Mrs. Prentice Talmadgc or.
School is one of the most attractive m of Rcrnardsvillo. N’. J.: Mrs. Roy A. u". latter. wifc.
mummy. Raincy. Mr. and Mrs. Georgn .\'. Spnger in ”a.
An automobile with 3
0. G.-PALMER
Auctioneer
omce A; D; Morgan
ar imidior tho (image. 4 Hardware Store. Southsllérwalk i
automobile.
_ the Other machine-was injured.
The» driver of
: art Fall Footwear
FOR DIEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
erfcct Fitting Lasts and Lower Ran;
Better Qualities, P
, ~ 1 . gtwear.
What Prices, Mark the Advent OI Our New Fall Fm
ECharles L. Thorpe... who found that
-. on. Both Captain The last dance of the season, will bo‘ thc Stem woman was in a serious con-
As soon as this was learned. the po-
licc sent out word to surrounding cit-
lcs to trace Green. who. it appcars.
was on a vacation and could not be
found at his home.
probable that the sports will be given arm" had “0t been found.
Examiner
l , . ,,
so Well, in fact'thaoyou will want to ’
patronize Ironwood. gain, 170,913-
gest a vislt'to’ this restaurant fat-“ding
Tucvspotlescainen and silverand
glassware. the‘f'faumess cooking and
service; the quality. of the food. will
surely pleaseiyoni : j . ‘
schmEESuunm ' ’
54.. Scuthrfijaln Street.
‘ Huntington
Hound that Mrs. Stein had died from
injurxcs rcccivcd in the smash.
While the police details concerning'
cesst‘ul season, and the nurses are the accidint were more or less meagre,
non of 10 1 . r —“
‘1‘. Wing, while tomorrow the planning to be heriagain next year 'snn emachino l\::stzerl’h::>s¥v:fotl};eoy‘tlgc
. It is holievnd that one of the
This is the last week that the Bell ICE;- .
" ‘l i , ' _ Island Club will be open, The la't ‘0 "3!: Passengers in
m Infiexcurdons of the year wul day is Sunday, the 10th. Many res: ‘xvhe-re Mm Shin was sitting,
u. this week. On Thursday 1,-_ dents of Bell Island are planning to have landed on hrr body when
' of the Coney Island stay until October while a fowl t 1 two cars came
‘ «may will come on the ' n em
. to s end the winter _ ,crowd gathcrcd at the Armory after
0. Murday there will be - p . here ithe accident.
_ :03 ion Em BEBE.
‘ We carry only the‘mostrreliahle brands. R
: Blue Ribbon; Pilser, Buckeye.
Caps and bottle cappers’é—Stone Crooks in
g L 'Rosenficld Brothers
So. Nor“ 3“"
q 1".
056 BreW, Phi?!"
vmicas 2:229.
The Hudson car was badly damag-
but was taken to Stamford by Gor-
T110 l’ir-rce-Arrow was not dam-
don.
.‘tqcrl outside of donts' in the body 80f.
Coroncr Phelan today notified Me‘d— ‘
» .. Typewriter Company , , 1 1:: ‘
> M ) will arrive on the 05- GIRLS! LEMONS :19 n .Chme.
Wig 800 members of the
Mtcfn,tll:20t;:;::u.ngn WHITEN SKIN AND ical Examiner Samuelmf—f." HTihting'tou"
than will be three of the big-— "‘1‘" “9 “'01“? hold Pit-inquest into,
. as of the Sear at the Q BLEACH FRECKLES the death of Mrs. Stem._tomgrrow aft..i
m1: EVERY :coomai NEED
e_rnoon at 2 o'clock. math}; city,» and .. . ' I .
that his inquest into; tby death of
Rtmkwell would be'held23here«_
or two lclnmls day morningat 10 o'clock.
, ,_ , .. _ ,7 , - a I ' ’ ' i" 1 ' form.
, . ; » - 7 Wh on] , romlse we W111 per
' “SW31! Stylefifmkchwsfifimfii‘ ’ 1 8328 . ‘erts y p ’ '
w‘
ONLY 600 OUT 0E..E¥ERY‘
GRADUATE. t'
NEW HAYEN,‘ Sent. ELSwea-in:
Mmmige this sweetly fragrant tendent'ot Schools F. Rimede" in ad- .
7211180711.. SteamShip Lines, Int:
hex; 12, E. R; Footiof'LWall, New York, N. Y.
TEADIBOATDOCKSO NORWALK.
. face neck arms. and ' dressing 3. thousand teachers t ‘
. r ’ . I ‘ .. , , . .— oda .,
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