l
Selig-Walk gm!
lumbar. ”SEPTEMBER 27. mo.
Rev. Mr. 'I‘allmadge last Sunday said:
“It makes me sick to notice the way in
which Christians of today grasp their
sword of faith. They only believe in
M of the word of God. I like an int!-
det better than a half ‘Christain. I be-
lieve in everything in the Biblebeoause
it has been divinely kept. The people of
today want to glide to Heaven in aPull-
man Palace car. They-want the bed all
made. so that they can retire and have
the black porter of death wake them up
juat as they reach the Golden gate. The
Methodists. who used to hold such rous-
his camp meetings. now send a commit-
ta down the church aisle to tell the old-
fashioned religionist not to say his
‘Amea' so loud. People nowadays want
to be baptised in cologne and not in the
tire ofythe Great God of Joshua.‘
The prohibitory state convention at.
Boston last Week was largely attended
The temporary chairman said that Rob-
inson was nuts drinking man. but he
”Wasa license man and must be repudia-
Ed. The Republican platform called
for a higher standard of temperance. yet
one of its convention‘s vice—presidents
was a manufacturer of'Medford rum.
The Republican party. in order to elect
its ticket. bows to the rum power of the
city of Boston. and that party must be
repudiated. Permanent Chairman But-
trick says that every Republican gover-
nor has gone down on his knees be! ore
thesscepter of the autocrat and become
rum‘s pliant’tool. The 64km“ temper-
ance men would no longer 'be. dumb
driven cattle. 'I‘ewksbnry must be sub-
ordinated. Ruiihis the great infamy.
Boston pays hoiuageIo Slugger Sullivan
and her t‘lty officials and 1511!) citizens
flocked to his dramshop on the opening
night. Charles Almy was nominated
for governor.
According to the Rev. Dr. Crosby {T
N. Y. city. Protestant Christianity is in a/
'bad way. He says in a recently pub-
lished lecture that “the great bulk of
' - the Protestant Church is identified with
the world. It has it name to live while
it is dead. It has turned its doctrine into
naturalist“ or rationalism. a
into selfishness. The old lam”
gone. Family prayer is given up. Sun-
day neWspapers are read. prayer meet-
ings are ignored. worldly partnerships
are formed. social sins are connived at..
and even excused. the pulpit is made a
stage on whichdo strut and pose before
a gaping world. and religion is made one
of the instruments of fashion. \\‘e may
not cure this dreadful evil. but we may
ourselves avoid it and its doom. We
may look to ourselves and to our o '
families. that we go not with the multi-
tude of t‘hristians‘to evil and 7 icrtsli
in the hour when t‘hrist shall come :‘Is a
thief to their dismay.“
“0V. “(Tl—Elli .\T .\ l‘.\‘l“l‘l.I-Z/'hfl0\\'.
'l‘eIIiu silty he lieu-lined the Utter of Hm.
ultg‘s (‘itlt Ir Fair \pcet hes.
Soon after liov. Iiutler‘s election there
was a sort of love feast at Lieut. tliiv.
Ames‘s mansion in North l-Isstoii. where
much pleasaiitiy was Indulged in. tiov.
hung offering Governor-elect Iltillcr his
collection of cattle fair speeches. Last
fall he issued as his Thanksgiving procla-
. mation the substance of that issued by
Gov. Gore many years ago. ' The Rt‘pllll~
! lican press and tbc clergy severely" criti-
very well. I declined. and after I. did
decline 1 was very glad on his account,
because I found it wouldn't do for me
to use his speeches. I had occasion to
make a Past Day proclamation. and. as.
I was a little driven for time. I used the
proclamation of one of my redecessors.
and the press tore that proc amation all
to pieces. and said it wasn‘t fit for the
dogs. because Gen} Butler issued it.
[Lau hter and applause.) Not only that
its life
arks are
with the ohaflngdish and a rit~lamp
ready for-lighting. the n table
fur-nit ' re and condiments a d the indie-
pensih e freshly opened rs. without
whichh good oyster stew ‘s an impossi
bility. The minimum price stew was
85 cents. About fifty years ago the pro-
pr'ewr of an oyster house in Canal etreet.
'. Y.. got up a shilling stew and fur-
nished cabbage and butter. Small oys-
ters were used. but a goodly number
could be found in each stew. and in the
village of Brooklyn could be found ad-
vertised “Oysters on the Canal-St. Plan.“
Coutem raneoua with this outburetialr
redt e flaming red oysteradvertla-
mg baloon. suspended from a pole or
outrigger. and illuminated at night. I
have seen oysters in the shell utina
t with water andsooooked. . use
in that way easy access could be had to
the edible portion. This kind of cook-
ing was done by the mothers at numer-
ous little ones. l'ieeides saving labor for
the mother it afford: to her progeny
opportunities for en and agreeable les-
sons in oystersopening._'.llhe best~fry
rocurable fifty or sixty years ago was
ai- inferior to the fry now served. al-
though then oysters of proper size and
quality for frying were much more
abundant than now. The oysters were
either covered with rolled cracker or a
heathenish mess was made by mixing
them with a batter. and in either case
they were usually cooked in lard. Broiled
oysters were than almost unattainable.
and I used to hear it said that oysters
could only be properly broiled on a grid-
iron with silver hars. ‘
Bedding l‘ainp Meetlng.
To "It’ Editors of "w Standout—An
item appeared in your columns. copied
frow a Danbnry paper. to the effect that.
the good resulting from the camp meet-
ings held in the past four years at Red-
ding was sosmal in comparison with the
evils attending them that probably no
more such nicetincs would be held there.
That the expectation of. the discontin-
uance of the meetings may not prevail. I
ask leave to say that this is news to the
members of the Camp Meeting Associa~
tion. “'e are not aware of any evil re-
sulting front our gathe " . though I
doulit not some )t‘ one may have
brought strong drink pain the ground in
their ickcts and dru’ k it in the dark-
n the evenings. l 'ho could prevent
it. and that the ‘an who keeps a so-
called hotel in he “I: '
mnfilbeer and perhaps t i ger stuff in
'iolatlion of the law : ‘
>ere not disturbt‘ _. drinkers
enough to speak f. Mo iver it is
probable that the fast'men and boys.
who came to Ilroo‘ ‘de. committed
more sin than the. won
elsewhere. Indeed
going on. and ulmoét nothing wrong was
reported to me. Many have remarked
that excellent order prevailed.
Our only annoyance was by persons
walking near the pavilion during the ev~
eniiig services. but there was lesi- this
year than on pn ' a years. Ve have
never been coutpelln u call ' the aid
of a civil oflicer. and frankly confess we
Would lilitl to know what evihlitts liccli
done.
I'cr contra—we know a great deal of
good has resulted from said meetings.
Thousands of people, many of whom do
not go to church. have respcc ully list-
encd to about lifty gospcl .
Many prayer meetings have bee
iii-iii.
'hich Christian participants ‘t‘lt‘
)art’ blesses id prepared for more earnest?
work in heir churches at home. A
good many children and some adults
have begun the t'liristiaii life. .\ ‘ great
deal of good seed has been sown for the
cause of missions and of temperance and
several hundred dollars have been raised
for the same. If all this does not justify
thciiiildiiig of the nit-clings. then “'t'
have lost our labor.
.\'o debts have bccll incurrcd. but the
heavy expciiscs of tlic meetings have
been fully paid and money It ft in the
treasury.
II is not coliipclcnt for any one to say
held at llrookside Park by the lovers of
God and of tlielwell-bciiig for the pro-
motion of their own ('hristiati progress
and the salvation of their neighbors in
months loved'her with that purity: of af-
fection whichiichildso gently. yet so
strongly. inspires. She would stand at
the gate and clap her little hands with
glee when her father came to dinner.
and when he would take her on his
shoulder she would shout and call to
everyone to look how high she was. One
day alarge shaggy dog came into the
yard. and. when she ran to him and
heldaflower to his nose. he growled
t.- done
saw nothing wrong
whether or not another meeting will be.
TICKETS NOMINATED.
city Republican.
F08 IAYOR.
Charles E. Duty.
FOR TREASURER. ‘
John H. Ferris.
ton coma,
Franklin A. Tolles.
' roit MARSHALL.
Edward F. Smith.
FOR AUDITOR. ‘
George F. Hearse.
l-‘Olt REGISTRAR or \‘0TER&
. . John B. Bouton. '
FOR INSPECTOR OF ELECTIONS. '
Joltn W. Duke.
~ FOR WATER COMMISSIONER—VACANCY.
Dudley P. Ely.
I-‘ott TREASI'RER or wa'I‘ItIt FUND.
Andrew J. Cmfut.
Full (\il‘h‘CILME-N. -
Joseph Vroom. William Lichtblau.
Charles B. Stevens. Matthew Corbett.
Frederick 8. Lyon. David E. Hunt.
Democratic Tow
' ’ FOR SELEt
(‘harles A Burr.
-
. (‘IEERIL
Frank “7.
TREASURER. AND TREASURER SCHOOL Ill-$-
rosn‘ ri'sn.
Edward Merrill.
(‘ONSTABLK AND COLLECTOR.
Alphonso B. Coley.
REGISTRAR BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. DEATHS.
Herman Snyder.
(\lNSTABIfiQ,
Albert Del-‘orest. John O‘Snllivan.
Patrick Bulkley. . Frank A’llen.
Edward H. Smith. Robert M. Wilcox.
GRAND JI'RORS‘
James 'l‘oner. . \Villiam E. Darin,
John Honnecker.
- - \Vinfield S. Hartford. 2d.
\Vasbington M. Sharrott.
Samuel \V'. Raymond
_ assassons.
\Villiam Hands. Charles R. Townsend.
4 RUAIID OI" RELIEF.
Burr Smith. James M. Lane.
REGISTRAR OF vo'rnits.
Nathaniel Requa.\\'intield S.IIanford. ‘2-l.
“'illiam M. Raymond. 2d.
school. \‘Is‘i‘rons.
“'illiani R. Smith. George t‘. Stillson
SEALER or WEIGHTS .tSIi MEAsI‘IiEs.
’ Jeremiah Bresnan.
I‘ttl‘Nli KI-ZEI‘ERS. . ‘
“'illiam Mullen. ‘ Charles Barnes.
George Meeker. “'illitim II. Jami a.
William II. Hendrick.
ii.\\'\v.\itns. ~
John \V. Btuiton.
James S. 'I‘aylor.‘ \Varren Sheldon.
’ Samuel “'aterbnry.
ovs'rizii couMITI'Eit.
c X. “'arrcii. John I‘. Zelull.
5 \\'illiani I. Stevens.
’3
(ico
Ilnruugh Republican Ticket.
\\'.\RDF..\'.
\Villinm ll. Smith.
l‘tlI'RT 0F Ill‘Rtll‘ZSSI’IS.
laigrnnd t‘. liens.
Addison A. Belts.
Orrin K. Scofield.
TRR.\$IVIIRII. AND TIII‘TASI‘RER \\' \TF.“
FI'NI‘.
Henry I’. l’rice.
t‘iil.l.t:i‘Ttilt.
Elbert, t‘urtiss.
Il.\II.IFl*'.
\vinfit‘ld S. .\Iiiu«l\‘. .If.
Ill 'il‘TIlAR.
Tlicoiloii- llriisli.
INSI‘EVT‘ III HI“ ELI] Til ‘NN‘.
t‘harlcs ll. “'lieeler.
W “TR 1 «istxilssluh‘l-tk.
\Villiaiii ll. l‘lil‘lc.»
\tllt‘t.‘ LR.
t‘ounterfcit ten cent pieces are at large.
Iii-warn of them.
Frank llush sil)~l .\ii>tiii. the jeweler.
rccngnized his “ diamond cluster."
A New York actor has bought iii-Iicral
t‘raiifiird‘s l'l'\ItIl‘lIi‘t' on .\I‘t‘I| Sllt't;I.
Iii-n .-\llcii is building it new lit-iisii‘iit
Silver Mine llistrii‘t lsor his large family.
t‘ouipginy I“ Will commenci- iliill again
to iiiorrow iiiglit. :is Illi _v “‘hII to gcl
the, rust off.
The “American Frill“ drew a large
house on \Vi-iliicsilny evening and gave
good salisfactioii.
R. I". Beatty. the grocer.
Manager Mitchell is loading the public
Xvith excellent . companies this season.
and the ublic ‘show their appreciation
by their urge patronage. ~
It was not a fire. It was a bordugli
meeting that caused the ringing of the
.fire bell last Saturday night. The tire
will occur on Monday next.=
H. W. Ackerman gives weekly entrees
at the Fidelio rooms in Gazette building
Nelison J. Craw.
\‘i‘illiani Mitchell.
t‘harlcs 'I‘. 'I‘urnry.
Francis Leonard.
I). “'nrreii Fitch.
} o \
dragged. and in twenty initiates the.
body was secured. But, instead of lift-
ing from the water and endeavor-ins to
resucitate. it was tied to the dockand
allowed to float until the arrival of Dr.
Burke. This man might have been
brought to life if the usual methods had
been applied. A card was found in the
man‘s pocket bearing the address of
\Villiam. Brooklyn. E. D. Artist North
photographed his features Tuesday af-
ternoon, and the picture was sent to his
family. supposed to be living in Easton.
Mac . The remains lay embalnied in
Ui taker Quintard‘s rooms. «
7 Mitow .\ v'rox.
T’iey have dug out a cellar twenty
ft l L square under the M. E. church and
are about to place a heater in it to warm
the church. The fences on two sides of
the church have been removed making
all the lawn open to the street.
Robert Winess‘ wedding came on on
“'ednesday, evening of last week athis
own house. which he had handsomely
' furnished for the occasion. The usual
calithumpian band turned out. but made
no demonstration. for Bobby outflanked
them by treating all hands with refresh-
ments and cigars. .
Ira Pettie’s wedding came OH on Wed-
nesday morning of last week. at the
house of the bride‘s father. Stephen Rav~
tiitind. They had a big send ofl'. wiih
all the luxuries of the season. And n0w
they are on their wedding tour. and will
soon returnto their new home which is
all furnished ready to receive them.
Thev are a worthy couple. -
“nfiififfiii. "'
i
In East b‘orwalk. Sept.
aged 70 wars.
[1" neral will take place at the rcsidem of
Josiah R. Marvin. to-tnomiw. Friday at 2p in.
”Bill Issassnr’s Nollie. ,
\‘oticc i.- lifn‘ll}tl\'t‘li to all pcreons ntiablifto pay
a liner" in the t‘ily of South Norwalk. to bring
in lo the Anchor. on or before thc first day il No-
vember next. written or printed li~ts. ~ utidcr ruth—
uf all pmpcrty ownmI-liy IIlI‘lll on the first day of
Member. 198%. liable to was ion. otherwise it “ill
be the duty of the Assn-cor to malu: out such li-t~
:l"t'(lnllll£ to his judg'nicnt and kiimilcdtv. Nldln:
lcu pcr ccnt, IIHNYIHI'I] he hv law 5 rc‘iimsl
to do. and front “lilt' list so mad.» then can l-c no
sppcnl
.\' Ii , l.-sts'may I‘l' rrtnrnml to tbr .‘Uli‘r-Atil’. ‘II
Illl' t‘it)’ ('i-unvil Room. on llm-‘miid slim v. lli’lll’
Maui. >ouzh .\'or\\.i!l. on and :ifti-r the nth iii-i
THU“ \s‘ i.l'\'l-‘.l(. .\~‘t1l~vr
(‘in of South Nominal, iii! :3. is“.
-
Girl Wanted.
NEAT. 'l‘sely (ilI’I for gt‘llt‘l‘zli lion—i our}... in :i
i {ain‘t} of four flood plain rmk and LNIEI
\\.l-lirr aizd in-ncr, Apply :21. THIS Ill-‘l’lt‘r: ll
1:0 Let.
1 lHl‘SR on Its; \ icu :l\\‘l‘.lli‘. Sn Xiiruifk. Ct .
latclv occupied by \lr .ltiltth Hold-rinsed!~ of
llic min or. III-lb .\ timid». mum Away v.. _
tilt ini .l.\t‘t‘ll _\t l..\\'1‘nx_ Agi
Found.
in: sings... “vii...
'I‘\\'Ii Iliul and \\ lllli‘ lli '..'ri~ I llil' «v: M 'l< 1r~ltl
i~c~ of l! v- s'ib‘. Id». : . Hm ' '3; ".~Y Tim
on lit r can lutc lhctu by p.) I: t osl —
I \\'I t' Ill liKl‘:
no .\'ur\\rtlk. Scpl L'I. l\'\"l .hit ll
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Fifii ask}
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Noav
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Cloaks and , Dolmans,
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WINTER, ‘ WEAR,
“Dry finals and Carpet Emporium. .
you can lill'l “it‘ll .lint .ls II‘llIlIs-llb‘. (ii-MI and t‘licnp. at
' STOCK ”OF .
Ladies’. and : MiSses’ ‘
.3? Amfible‘r’s‘
YORK FOR YOUR — «f—
N (“v 'Cloaks!
li’t
None buzldziig. i-l":tltl lil‘ti -i '
i-rilo tic l'wrli l‘iiiii~p.ii:ii .
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COMMISSIONERS’ NOTICE.
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Ivtll‘ to.- the lim
t‘l’h Vii It‘l’llt‘. f \Il‘ii‘l
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humour l\\‘l
said days ra‘d Vow.
tllris~ Illi'll¥i\~ from
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tun-punt - lu'ti H! I .A u? \m’wal,
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turn! :it tho l‘rm: will“ ii \~ rot 'i. on ‘IIII‘ Vli
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his! all i“ r-i-iLs l‘.i'i‘7\‘~Zt"I ~ - cilix tr
Iii-lxtlcd llirrv'wf. tLi .‘llllll'l. st! ..1 i. . :lth' ill"
orilcr to be p'.l-‘.:~limr~ii ‘\ Il|'\\‘IltI‘tI l niril in
l;iirili'.‘il t‘t‘iliii). and if on
lhc I‘ P“: in -.i il N \\ :- ;t~ c
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fun- ‘3‘.“ ‘lli d l\ of i . . r l\\;
int ii .\.\.\ ll \\ ii- i|i\\’.\l:l) .l “1;.-
T Nelson Taylor 6:. Son,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. .
t‘oiiiinis-zonrri-f ilissls for ”w ~i2itc cl Xv“ \‘vrk.
Sl-INTINEL Ill'II.lithi.
Notice.
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For :1 \iitiir)‘ I'iihllc.
.\ hiluu‘nlJ- mum‘s lo l.- g 3‘» I‘. M“
For ; 4' " .‘It‘lllllailiIt 'I‘irlw' -.
I‘.ili‘ii .ll‘II Mu frt‘ 7,
For 52" Drafts mu! llu'lizmac.
l's).1lilc in (i! ii lit “:71 -: li:' in
September 27th, 28th and 29th.
Mrs. J. A. Godfrey.
~73 Main St rei t.—
—N£:w
Meat Market
Li‘l-Ii‘. ‘ lt- _ :~:i us
“‘1 s liiil l‘ii\
xiii-niln-ml that on the- \{ll on; of
Domini~ lsVl. Banks x llnitiv re. of .\i u \‘w l.. llint‘
deposit-d in Ilii~ tillli‘cllii-Ulc of :i Ila-l. :lxr lith-
or tll‘\t‘l‘l]lllfill of \\ll!t‘ll l.\ in llii' foilouiizgr words.
to “it: Reports of (“awe in Li“ and Equity dclcr»
mined III the Supn-mc t onrt oi 1h.- siuic of Nt'\\'
\‘ork. Iiy Uliu'r l.. Harbour. Vol 1‘". Ni“
York. Iluiikr & Ilrolhtrs: ls‘t. thi- riuht uhcn-of
they claim as pmpricturx’ lll conformity u llll the |.i\\ .-
of the I'niti-d Stan-s rcspi t'IiIlL‘ Flip]. rights.
\thii ~
No. 2 Gazette Btaildins. - ‘ivorwaln.
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Cha a ua MCUDI'liil institute. N ' R d
‘ lliPJIlll‘lli‘i. nulls»: f‘v I‘>(':>:l -‘.\ .. 7:. -l.\). 3’ ow ea y !
l
* 1
g Fall and Winter
1 ,
l
Z i It lib her "rem-oats,
I itiiuiiv . or (“Shin-33. . whoa-1.17am; -’
A \\'ii~liiii:ioii. .\i_i tolls ti . ’l'o viii: lic P n - .
N’otoinlu-r .\n‘m ;
\ I \lltuF. .\.\‘ll t‘tl\!l‘l.I-I'I‘E ASSUICTMIZNT
llllwllsl
li.\Xt;l.\‘i. Flip“
to $25.
.\ i .i ii iii .\.~1\‘iiilT.\l EXT
\"ontli‘s. and Men‘s
Suits. «
A 4‘0.“ FLETE Shh “Ii
~ \u. Pincus.
,\ t lti-ni ‘.\ ri‘H-ll .." Rim! of
Ne ckwear. Underwear
._ Umbrellas. Canes.
Etc” Etc.
l‘llli ‘ESDIA l\\‘
lily Blaming allure,
E |:.i_\ ’3 Illilli‘ll >lll‘t‘; . 123 to :2 so
' And including all Grades and Kinds.
Men‘s. Ladles‘. Misses‘.
Do you think! we have at line Black Silk
;
\ . /’_\\—\ . : ,/
at $1.00 per ytI}\trhet
'is worth $1.25. Also afine line of Cashmeres and
Volvcls in all colors, and Suitings/of all kinds;
in fact, our stock of Dress Goods
W
Very large: so is our Domestic. We are selling a good
Bleached Muslin for Sign per yd. All-Linen Towels .
for He. and IOC. each. Remnants of Canton Flan-
nel for 8,.10, and" I2; cls- per yd.: and a
good ‘Tablc Linen for 2‘2 cts. per
yd. There is no need of \\
YOUR
Going.' to Now York to buy your Dry Goods when you buy
cheaper in your own town. “'e are offering Ladies' and
Gent‘s Winter I’ndcrwciir for 251'. and upward. Also
a full line-\(il' fliildrnn‘s l'ndcrwear. “'1: have
inst. rcce‘tTVSma large assortment ofWorstcds,
Yarns, B lions. Prints, etc It is our
.W.
I 11‘1an
.
,1
And aim to buy the lit-st. and sell cheap. ComfortablesfiVool-
cn Blankets. Horse Blankets. Sli:ides.'Shailc Fixtures,
(lil Cloth. Cornici -.'Ltlllllirt‘l‘lllll Poles. ('iirtain
Pulls. and T:‘l$>t‘l$.
& "M.
iib‘ Washington Sty. South Norwalk.
We iiivitc you to call.
cised it. . IIt‘IY. llutler at the Bridgwati-r southwestern Connecticut, but there IS iiidii“iis‘i!:l“ “”3 3nEdit?[Hille‘iiii‘i‘i'i‘i‘iii‘s‘lt “l“ of South Norwalk. . t‘onn. ”r“ 1” ' ‘
cattle fall; I'riday referred to these iiiat- as much probability that there will. as “wan‘iu'g u“ ‘2 "um“ ’ ‘ ‘ ' - _. ~ ‘ J b M ‘ n \t‘ \s‘iIIVt‘ToV \"i‘ltt‘F‘I‘ ‘
ten! as to lows: there ever was at a point so remote as ,_ ‘ ~ ‘ . JOHN H LIGHT .a' yt .- ‘ ‘ i I‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' '
\Vrhen I his! bad the pleasure of spcnk- this from the usual time of the meetings. \villi,li]ii‘l"i‘h“ire‘\i:ii‘iiiigi I‘ll“ ‘Rt‘ZI‘fl‘l'II‘fLII‘: ° ‘ co ' a on‘ ‘ . ,
mg ‘0 It I‘lyniutlth audience at 3""... Rcslwcll'ully. i i i- 'i . s t no ii in t t AII ‘ fl C 11 I L uni..-r.‘.\\‘;is‘..i~.;i.-:i \l .s.. \.~ Hittii . E ee .5 J
Easton ItIitI not kliuw anything in..." . \v. 'r. Hill. ““9““ "".“"‘" “"“Tr-‘n _ , fll‘llfll all "“1186 ill a aw, . o... ! ... . .x. \~-.v x mm. ma 1. ' ' , i 5 r' . , , . . . , .
the ottice of Governor. I had not got I‘rcsidcnl of Association. .uwr'?“ “" ““3“" ”u "Mm"; ".“ I " .- .,,.........,...., .4 ..,.. can"... “m... , 1 >1 mo um i.,- bins.” .- M .. in. . :‘ . ‘ -~—~ . I‘rllllS and \ egctabics. I't‘fl'ls‘ Echo Farm Butter.
into It the“. and I said that I dill DUI in- xv“. II:\\‘“II. Sclil. 1“. 1383. \‘iliity I hit-n. It “In-ays t-iitIs‘ lls‘ lilglltly i‘ - . . ... .. ., . E - _ .................... . uam‘ 8"“..de TU uc. ..................
Wtid to spend much time M cattle shows concerts with a a iiiis~ii nits. Lauder s Illi-ck. South .\iir\\.illi. I l. 3 5 - 00 S an 09 Breakfast 83cc
3 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' 2. 2 i DEATH. The life of tho tliicc cciit stain i griiws * . , ‘ ~
/ and none at dug lights. [Laughter and ' ""‘"“‘ ‘I {in . I. » Furnished Room- ' .m '-
\/ [“3qu 18'“ HUW Cline-“it‘d I‘l‘cau-‘t‘ A “'arnlng to Seiiselcss I‘areutsaiid t‘riiel pliort.‘ TE"? iiiolritlglaya and it “ I” I U“ .. . . , . - '
l are chewed my mind lapiilausvl: but “'m'“ lui‘il‘igi‘liiiii:iii' {liiirgixsiaimil'i lins t n To Let. ill I tllll. ll Lil in M ll.
I h ve alwavs been chan "1' i' in ‘- ' ~- - ~ ' " ‘ ‘. . .' "' ' ‘ "" , . . . . - ’
eve: since ‘1 wa‘ but" it Lift! 'IiIe‘l‘lntuiiI tl 1‘: v“ .people m I n; I‘lplrni‘“ I!) tistllliiiitu? declared by tho haunt-Id t‘ountv Bank, \ l‘l‘l.\ .‘ll forum of t‘l:i) and spring Sir-cf. ( ‘J‘ I I“ I ’I IN I -.‘hl'l‘ . -
. ‘ ‘ _- K 1* L“ III. “rung 0 “K lttnllig I u ‘ I‘l‘l’l. iavable u" u“. u)“. t“ ()t‘ltlll‘r ' ‘ . South .\or\\;Ilk, \ HUN. 0‘; \\ l 1i\fi.~l|\\. IillV “ET“. \ I'll ‘..u‘ r 4 Ill _ 1“ ‘. ‘
y r, ,. .-.-_ . . ... . u . , _t _ . ' . ~ » - ‘ - “
apllaused I di ii t think kllt“ iur) Niarl) t \iry housi hold has its ugly I I _ II _ "ll it _ 1 ' . l- . _.... T . v p, , R C . ’ f .» u .1 fi' ‘1 ‘ _. 1 "m‘ '1
thing when I was born. I know lknew old man.“ or its “great old bear."~ 'l‘lie ll w“ m" “i - 1a] :m f‘ "i “an“ ' :n roni'u‘ ‘I‘HI \ '05“ ‘ l n “ “-1 " "'"5'
less when I got through college. I terrible old man and this grcut old bear TI“ I“ “Ht“:"f “ _; I ,n in at tum“ ,“ MP8. J. A. GOde‘ey 8°13" 24t)1~ With
thought I knew ewrything Wm... 1 g... an.‘,u“...rml he...“ in nurserydiscipliiw. a) pens annuity; .Mi_\\ii \‘ri'\'_lili}.ziri::1|i ‘ ..;.- .u l‘., «v m 515 t... ..: ... 1‘... . . .
admitted tothe. bar. but I went into the “Come along here. now.“ a mother or . ' ‘ 3 . -‘ P ‘K ‘ . WISHES TU \NVUL‘NCH TO “FR ' 4 "
court. and found I didn't know anything. nurse will say to a child. “and let me ,“nh' b‘lIor iii My) did it next. hillltlll)- . . . . , . . . . . . Mllk 7Cts' a Quart.
[Imugliten] So 1 ha“. been changing put you to bed.“ “I dnnit “,3," [u R“ Ilivm-idi-[iitly ‘Ia‘ gi‘ting Rn.“ satisfiictioiil. I‘ III l‘..\ll.\ .\.\l) I .~\'llltl.\.\ 'l ll.\T Illull \‘. i: :m. “n“ sciiih: m ’k I“. 2 . ,~ I...
ugy mind. and always intend to change now.“ the child replies. "You'd better I {an "03' a: “1 ‘Am ; ilr‘areiont “It ‘ ”“1“!”"'-“"‘."""”“~ ‘3 ' “ ‘
my mind.’ holding only to one thing. come on here now. or I‘ll tell that ugly ‘ it"lrlalnumn 5"“? ”“31“ '3 “I“?! "rm ' ' ““H‘ "' Mm“ ~\M“‘m‘l-p\.\-.,\ “1...”...
. “flu hope] shall know enough to know old man to come and like yoti away. I: t.“ . ~“lu can a“ u“ some ext " "It mr' an In er km N:- N inli Nur\\:ifl~.\l‘¢3 idle-“IR ~ . ~ , -
a good thing when I see it. [Laughter There he comes now." ‘Tbis has the in- ”“8? ' l f I it ' ‘ ‘ who: cizii. l\<i. . .:.. :f .\ ()I I1 '1‘ I l‘1(-(\.§‘.
and applziutseJ Iiut I deny that in this tended effect. and Iht“ child. trembling “n; ii‘trhiisufliiiifiiiil 0'? 6:2er FE‘IEEE- . R . t y we: ot'c 1 is" . R , I. .l g .
instance ave attended a cattle show. in fear submits a’ once and goes to bed 3 . . ' ' ' " e '5 ra rs ;:. i e. ‘-““ _“ :2. "" T , .l 0" M273
~ 1 '1 _ , , ‘ , . ~ . . . . ” t‘oil 'l‘ il'iito . 1‘: 7 '
because the. cattle were gone before I probably to see in imagination all kinds halirom ms late “gimme" 0“ Akadflu" -0PENING_ . .m.“gm.....,.....u.....,...., H... h ; N‘nrh‘\\\'|"l“is:xlaigVilmp. i‘n-neii l H": 5 R. I). BEJL'FT".
got. ihere. Xou reinLniber my immediate of horrible faces. ‘ A circular m“ RM." r Lt‘in'tI In, chi f -" I "T‘S‘Huh 57mm“ .1 “.f Kid limioii. so.) to t on
retecessor. (im'. in '. \Vhen I met lie and di- h if lit e irl.wh' -- ‘ t “‘. - “ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ >= - .. \\ ~l2~~l . sir! Ines. . the.» Pain“ 'I‘Ip‘. it.” “mg ' .. . . ‘ rior
him 8|- Nllflh Elston I drilicised a little cufrcd l'cceiiillt lsh :‘ws trim?“ 3‘". ,':h;:‘. Lockwood which \describcs murderer “ “‘l' (M l l R ”3 Tlllh “ Eh“ pfnli) li‘il .;3.'~.3i§».~i.‘,\. m‘. at ll-t' . .uiu. :l \ _.l\‘*l1‘vi' “Gm“!ui: 2m... ‘NI‘ . . ‘\"‘If3“"““ - . Sup?
- ' ‘ . y' ‘ . ‘ ‘ g Tho Fll‘ it wl k‘ll l l' ‘ . comm lltt' minn- ~ 1 . -‘ WW“- , ~:.'- mi no thllzer. hiiglisll ”1"."- “G R 0 ‘ B R.“ Mandehtmg Java.
his going to cattle shows and he was . l . “l . . ‘ k l mas ‘ n ‘ m l K a [)0 "‘mm' ‘ i ‘ - ' ' ' ‘1‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ '~ ' ‘ ' ’ ‘
. . . . l'rS‘SN‘m I "'F“ > “'“L‘ rs . "I“ 9 0“ I "3 Ila l M . ' 'l IIIII‘SIIIIV - |- Plan" 71“.“ - Iniu for ‘lll liitl.lv‘~ v . la' Ila-ii": in. or , "l ‘ i "'U‘“ "Am“. NU “ ., in Islam and Pineapple Park & Tilford Q But
km" “mug" I“ 0 " m“ hm 03'"? film“) minds “f “hulk?“ TN? “"1“ girl “‘8 “- “Frah‘li B‘e‘tt‘ has. . . m ll . ) d i I ' ’ ”in." mm and -I . .. “it - \‘Vl 1" "‘1“ “““"’ i 3Y’31'l'3i‘.“‘;“ "'5‘ "‘9‘.“ Cheese. oxurn'knvs Ceflec
‘hfl' He sat hehada “"9 collecr “WNW child. “I“! everyone at the salesman ho Kink llief'eii"‘toreiio:‘e‘i‘ iii: "a‘urday‘ ii‘ixi'i'l‘.l:kkhlixiiifik'liirilii”Sill-I.:ii‘ciki'tkrli Ja'st‘5zh‘MT ‘ i‘dii3xi'..in|»‘§i....~__ ‘1“:iii3‘iiii
tio‘h of them. and if I would only take fashionable boarding house where 'her health I! 3's f l) ‘ l ‘ . ‘ A » " .uiiix‘i‘i litil rim, , i... ul ‘3'" ““1"“ _L‘lillofil'0
them I would get along at cattle shows parents were spending the summer ‘ t' 5 mm" 3 w“ c "k a" \ l-ll.\\‘\ J i 6: N“ . ' ' " "W ““"““ “M“ 1 77' l” 7- "l
theceigymen took itu and they rid~ and turned awav. She was terribly °n T“”day. "win“ “I‘M“ 0"“ as MAIN STREET. . “’ R\“itiiii‘iiiiiibrcomm- and Children‘s. \/
dled it lthrough l-‘aiit . |Laughterl frightened. and 'the black nurse. who hour. Adm‘mon ~5cents. ‘ ln I't‘llt‘\\3l for it years from Feb. lfizlt.l.~‘i\'l.i\licn
“’ell. that taught me that I must not
. take any of my predecessor's speeches.
and I have gone on my own account ever
since. [Applause] Just think what
would have l lied ‘to Gov. .Long‘s
cattle show Ipeec es if I had delivered
them. and the retainers. having forgot-
ten them, had taken them down again.
and then they they had been criticised
stood near. was not slow in making a
mental note of the impression the ‘dog
had made. Several nights afterward.
‘when bed time came. the child was un-
usually wakeful. , ' . ‘
“ 'er‘d better come heah an‘ git in the
bed." the nurse commanded.
“I don‘t want to.“ ’
All the grocery stores will close at 8
o‘clock. p. m.. after this week. this rule
to continue until April 1st. Of course.
Saturday nights will be excepted.
Miss Mamie Wilcoxson has relinquish—
ed the position as retailer of sugary
ureetneas and is new learning to build
shirts at Morison a Hutchings factory.
On Tuesday evening A. B.1,lilalkin and
Raving taken the stand adjoining the Congress.
tional church. andtlttcd it for a ‘
First - Class Market;
I otfer the public a Full Li..c of Choice
Meals and Vegetables
the first tcrai of a years will have expind hi: it.
To Owners of Dogs.
'I‘HR attention of owners of lines is called to lht‘
, follouing from the Public Acts of the State of
Connecticut. .l~ nary Scssion. 1,“).
Marchibth. ion-- ,
“The Town t‘lcrk of the scvcral towns shall an-
:\ppro\ rd
nnally. on or before the first day of June riirimh Ilic
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i -——¥I‘oo Numerous to Mention.“—
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Givi- nic‘ a call and you will be sure and buy.
7 Day a: Martin Blacking.
Butter.
pure. hard. and free from dust.
A Special‘ ty.
Irish Oatml.
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for mine. [Great appleuse and laughter] 3:221:52; git: iii-3w 2:533:an fifii Mi“ Kate Denton entered into. oo-part~ Emirag‘t‘h“; 3:::{t‘ggl‘ig‘fifi'g‘it‘}an”: K3233: i i . - ' / .
They ‘0'“ 800d 01‘0th rowel!“ forJ hc comes an‘ tin‘s yer outtenile bed he‘ll a“??? I": hathduring life. PI: segv‘iioes M lht‘ 1-0le Mark" Prime - :hIIEi-hltwimd‘grlir‘liii‘tiiadiiflfdr'l,‘\Fiill-lii?l|.\"l‘“l§liiili 3 ~ f,
an" 1:)“3‘.bu‘ I “2:“? “Via—l d3“: bite yer heaWQfl-‘u ‘ ”9' at: t a t! rem enceo » e H e 8 cu ARLI‘ ‘ i.‘ GOBFRF“ leX‘S am: cpnse the ptrs‘ous t|\\III_II‘L'IOI"‘Il?1‘I'l‘It’: I“' i . ’.
now ow o wear 3 \I ‘s arm“; m, The little girl grew deadly Fl!“- i . . . a. a. t ,. , i to still“: t: i: pmsecii it; as lifiviuts x-Lto I: g C H Harv .
“MWim“v‘r'1i55‘3$‘°lm:a:lfi rd.;§“'i2!“‘?£‘i°:'.'.€'..:‘.‘.'..“.:"“..d“&.!’°:.:" -i:":.§.‘:‘.:?:“.ll . Karim; .. ........ “’*~§L§"sl;"y:iz.fis.§i . . 9 - JUST RECEIVED 1
- ~ ‘ t . . . (i ‘ . . . - .‘ ‘ ‘ . I“) \c any i e tn i~~s \h‘St‘Tl wt \y i s . c . - .
Therefore I let Uov. Long s spec-ches- night hegootch a little girl ayoross de maid ”“1“" M.“ Harry Ackermas s on 'l‘ues- p‘m‘“ w F‘i‘iiii'i‘i'iichgrail?le‘iaifllilyfinrdfA “a?!" - 311:.“ ‘1“ “mm“! L‘P‘mi‘ “I "‘iSde‘m‘f‘W' ““6 ‘_"‘ “““d 1 Cor. Maia and Marshal Stan, 90. Non-walk, Ct. ‘ ‘
I0“ \ . n dly evenings Engagements for them, . not more than mun l 0th for tan h and- envy of- F
‘ "'*"*‘"_' “’4‘“ an “Ichiid‘gruefimed. ma I.” left “ Pomemy‘s music “0"? S Ive t R T it '°‘§.‘§.;..ii.» u" not tax-rt ’ . fl?- ..-nu; pxoppxs'- A New Assortment of '3 id
. oys'l'mts I‘ll-3'.\'EAR5 AGO. .“Come on he", den. an‘ I won‘t I“ of 1?:1“2MA‘N tout. for! the marriage y Svel‘ a "pp. iiggiiiiii‘ii‘iii’iik‘ is... ‘ ~ . . . . . a} ,3 .
\ _ a. ‘ "m.“ ammm M “cum" u 1“,“ “my. yer.“ m Al‘ 0d!“ :3: may. and. in Tili‘ven. So.Norwalk.St‘pt.2i'. not mu . wiLLiiiI insiuiiiisj % 'mmfik mm 14‘", V orit 0 Rewort "I
A ”'33:: Eating TINN‘ f 12w pogl' .lithle thing obeyed. Her as D '32" ““8"“! anxrzkfliona'lsohuyg‘h. ._-.___ .-- —_ -— v. T" -W.- ,-__-,,,#_._. , , t. , ‘x H
per ore the Society of Old at er an mot ei- were at an entertain- ‘ ’ . . w m v w .m
Brooi‘lymtes thus tells of what used to ment and there was no appeal from the on..v3°?."sesd‘y’ 09“ wth’ f “‘15 “ m‘ -_§D!g.§¥*Mh£be-r ‘ Nat'ce' or o R— b
.Wgfigyxféi was. training . aegis; 1:033: gigging-i. d‘RVhEI‘t mm:- latte “.udié'l‘lgf‘“ wwvai‘ldggn‘l’lafgdn‘g; F“... “A”. g . _ mu“... 'I‘o Owners. Keepers or llar- , - , _, . ‘
7 oua gri iron in i e l gir i no awa‘e ~ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ .. ' ~ - ' , ~ ’ ..
two‘gummh rwk?ck 3...; (it .3; gm he, “goggimomin‘”MER‘Im‘mK“ 3:233. ;::h:o?np;ar:;io::sgon M0333 Muffin Hall. . . ' em: Anahgrgrst 1r ‘Ilngs no . . 4 ‘ .
m ,0 t 0.; an t e rout e grew rapt worse. an tie next - 500d . .fi ( .'o i ‘litn‘t'lll cs t to an . *
on the fore stick. ‘the‘ oysters having day the physician declartd that there 32:"; and' :ank, Bush convulsed MOIIdR-y Evening, 00t' 1 ' 1.). .hg‘a‘.;:‘;‘.“l{§.1.‘},gtfit,'f§3;‘2;}: 1:31.373 . . its!“ §
been Brit placed on it with their hollow was no hope for her. She became deier- .. \‘V "“3“" ° 1‘ . ., Pi TcuthGl‘lndTourof Ameria‘s Sine-iii Attnction H-siiion ihmir‘. and appruvrd nod. am. not. , - ._———.t 1'——— But
sides down. The test to ascertain when ions. and struggling. would explain: H k e dia'ii‘dn ‘8 me ‘3“ outer . 'I'III: CELEBRATE.) . which reads as follows: - , 7 ' ' . ~ . . 1.1;“
suficieutlycooked was to press the shells “Dog ahan‘t have mamnia‘e little girl!“ : 00‘ an d t "I ”393‘? “"3 “ii u“ n _ ‘ — .. “yfi‘gymym‘flfim I‘i‘filfgl'l‘wfg'ff “.f ‘ >- . -
Well!" with the tongs and judge from It was a narrowing little (hole that falls. ”Pt?" a “0,, " {film‘ '9 pa- * ormuxlle the u'mctothgn ititnm‘oflhe Sim GOODS. . . . 3““
mufip'nfi 'iitrm. I hntt"k readily “arm“?degeger deathbed. The parents “'6 :11“; ‘ ‘;:ell::fil‘l’;:tm trugz‘ftg r‘ucu‘o'f the :figghgreiz'sa'id oigs arehowned tll‘lfI , ‘ ' n :i: t 45’
, i . a rat saw routed u ‘g. were p un into a rief which none ' .. . . 50°“ ' ' ep - m - ~ ‘5 a! n “W 38" “nil - Q ‘ ; lc e rm a -
tens served up. two old fashioned ruin. but the hearts of fathers and mothers ‘0'}th b0 ‘ '0 wet' ‘3'“ - "m¢§$‘*n1°:$fl$‘3f3$fl ”d" 5"“ “mu-0 “eaters' “‘t’loveshmges’LroCK I ’ a. 5 ,
* unfilled chairs were placed at or ne‘r can feel. * . m a on “In“! (Irma?! Oahu.” new 'I‘hepenaltyfor'fallaietooomp‘y wilhlhercquire— ery‘ ‘1 ass are, thg- «It ' '
It: mitiooinoedfor the consumer and H" '18:“ I'lnomem Were rich of a5 WW?§&0 % 8313:; 362:2? - i hugfiroiuhlgamfimmeht‘gml mfitgl‘?iilsii‘t:nrdiiilv ' '1 AT . t) 7 ‘ Z ‘
’ . lulu-ta . 0n the amazes. nwh the tifulcn " a , . . - ' ~J‘ , *8 — -
latter era-alumni earthen pie dish to re- die. She wildl threw up her lithe in” “W?" “"3"” "“0“ “’m 30" “uVBIIY an“ BIII‘IflSflIIe II“. 'hi'nodhgyhgviiS-gom that the above law \t'lllbt: . . " 9 “ aShIDgtOD St‘) 80' NOI'W the ‘
solve dimmers. Iplate with rye bread hands and shrie ed: < into it will cover about 1,100 acres. , . m, . ~ . _ , ,
«an. extra mu... mm... .0... to. away.dogl" . 'h'.°h mu tun: supply ago we otonr 3...”... “a gang: my. i,....,m E K Lockwood S a 1. man. . - can.
. m‘ P'I’P" ”6“ “fixed. I “my —"———"-\" rapidly 8NWIDS w “9”!“ for In“, 30 America'- a 30 wu‘u‘in C SAMX‘IS. t I I Q ‘ . ~
m...°{'":""°‘-mvi°°e°mr~ ....__....... "23.1”“ 2...“. 32.11;: , “"‘PM WWW... . BAKER a; Locxwoon
(our thigka‘ear: W‘ "“I 1%“510‘1'0 Risa Lfida Senior, of Newark; N. J.. is Cram a”? have‘the reservoir fin- 3-Great Novelty Stars-3 t No. 717 Wall St., - Norwalk. Court. 9 _
gm... mmmmwj.m.....~.;.h;;: “reexamine... . w “3mm“ l... 5...... ' - ' TAX 00 EETURSNUTIGE ~ . ,
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m Jamfifizegnw 0"" Saudi! ‘I‘h III. 2%? mg“ 3mg me: our social Gab, NOTICE.“ newbflg‘ivi?‘ ‘0 “3' IRWIIIEIKNII'IJ ‘“ PI'ICi'B are fildum - mulled and Never ’
2 an.“ suited hi. {my ._The R?“ Hr. White. 0 or this borough organ ' —mnont;cmo_ ' Wig?! rfiw. Jul 3:3: or (misciirii'i.li;; Beaten! s , ,
y. _ old men used to “h“ m 3 still continues to draw a con - into a anciet , and ‘ to learn the ‘ ‘ insane-smut list of lssi that Iwillmcet lht'lli to ' I I've F and-.881 '
' having thelargut and but nape! “°“ I" "W cheek and more e art’ol «picking the banjo.” They romeo, BEAUTIFUL. :35“ ““3 ““‘°'°“°“‘“8 "WM" We“ '° , , ‘ ,
I will; 6 h?" mm the "m" ‘ y "I“ “'3‘ "“9"“ ‘0 W" "'0 W'm' 0’ Jerome » AND Amman-D At the stereo! Alpbouieo none at South in... Lamps. Lanterns. Burners. Ker- - ' ' ' . ,1
i 0'9 '- mob-bl: no better conducted May a teacher. and, although most of. LA DY v o c a L! are. lfismver. on Weird-y. am“ 2% me from ' .
t W “3".“ I" “3'30 m that! our them are (air playerl now. they expect . 10° “W“ 'Wgnhufiyg‘fikgggemh. osenc Oil. Wooden Ware,
. school here in Broukaide, under the vary at a future day to give the mtlvea" of Nor- mhgfl‘m“ m’ d" °‘ $2.33." sw‘m’fi.” an“ ¥mfiuron)woui Thursday. august an“; B. d C '
Wm“ chute 0! Mn- Andrews. no wait: a sample of their p ' in this this niii-lily enu' 181m 10 o‘clock for-enoon. until 12.30 o‘clock, ‘1' “39$ H d C - . 1 a1" 11 -
board ofaehool examiners she the .dixitoi-ial art. Mr Jamee'my is the » ' ‘ W t J C Rm“ . ‘3. i orses an arnages ‘0’ et at ' ours With
I " ‘ ' - ‘ 7 At mo . e. a ‘inn peak. on , ‘ ~ ‘ . , ‘
energetics" naturoltluasoctet. The D . mg .m . . _ ' '
3:0...“ ”film... “an.” 1"“, n. on 3-0356, Whigs: “:21” m “is, “m“ Prune AI Ext. Geese Feathers, vets Fine Coaches for Funerals, Parties, W . i L
bim‘ in “tuning up the uture of u ' jL "‘0‘ me“- . V “I'M ‘ ‘ . - ‘ - . - ~ ,,
“1: mm, 5:!” m M, 4"}; The Spanlsh I)ude3 x . fact-he Boronghgfflor-gllimlg‘hd towno; Agate. I;on,v1;orcelain and Boarding horses taken at reasonable prices.
W W and mi: ‘fi‘m‘fimmmh.h "none-H 'l'o‘elack ut‘ilugloéloeokluth'ecve'llu. m tires . 7 1,
Damn. . ‘ ‘ s . ! lu‘ El I In! 7 i - . E i
. “Wyethlo‘dooka "m um - _ .mnm‘ - . . .
,mmam (Xtyat it... g - 8 ~“' .7 ~ ls‘htstr- Class 81- Teumsa .
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