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. TtPl I‘M .\1ll{\\’.\I.K. SEPT. '.‘F\.
New
Kin." mum
Ailtertlsciiiciits.
‘-»l’v ~i . ". inn t-i.;«‘ fans;
\\ min-mt“ 13mm.
. t. . suns «an r for a
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The labor Lyceum in Danbury has
li-Acn ‘iscvtititiiwd. '
l‘. t . l. 'tinsbury is in the Adirondacks
when he \\‘t‘l‘l with a party of friends
lnt .t i\\‘.i \t‘cvks‘ 5in »lli‘l-.
lb-v. ll .\. llcliiiio and \V. S. lhiley
will a liliiss a prohibition meeting to be
held :.t the rink. Stamford. tit-night.
'l‘ni Republican Congressional conven-
'ion for the Fourth district will be held
at St. John‘s hall. Bridgeport. “‘ednes-
tlil)‘. (lt‘l ti.
.l. ll.l{:\_\'lllt\lltl. having a large force of
carpet terssadveiliscs that lie is ready t i
do at kinds of carpenter jobbing iii the
most -. xpeditious manner and on rcasen~
:ilile terms.
\Vil iiiin ll. Smith has purchased Mrs.
Hannah Sword’s place on \Vest st rcet
for :55 non. Mt. Smith will change his
residence to his new purchase about the
first oi Uctober. .
Sunday morning Rev. ll. A. Delano
will discuss the Relation of the t‘liurches
t ili"cat Moral Questions and Practical
Christianity. In the evening. thi- sub-
ject will tic—\Vlio is Rowing the R int 2‘
.\ rt‘t'tlltlll to seafaring men.
Sonic changes iii the management of
t‘.» iipi-iative Hat Factory No. l. have
started various rumors. As near as we
can find on! the company proposes to
continue business upon the plan it has
been \\‘t\t‘l{ltt;" since organized.
—\'egctables flesh front the farm
everv day at C. E. Renison‘s Market. ~14
Main street. ,
About six months ago Joseph Matheis
ciit olT the index finger of his left hand
with art axe while chopping wood. As
the wound began to heal he noticed that
the stump was growing longer. until at
last a new linger with joints and tiail
complete had replaced the one he had
chopped off. The severed parts of the
cansosarx. "
Mrs. ll. ll. Rowan and son Fitd are :it
Wilton. ‘
Mamie Street of Huntington. l.. l.. is
visiting the Misses lnwii lcs --ii Main st.
' Miss Minnie \'o\si.f Brooklyn ll‘nglk‘cll
visiting Mr. and Mrs. 1‘. N. Smith, lliivi-
land street.
have been the guests of Mr. aitd Mrs. l“.
P. Ilyxbee.
Miss Luellalxine is spending a few
weeks in lligginam. t‘t.
Miss Maggie \'rootne
ll it 1 lord.
Miss Gertie Dash of Canada is visiting
her sister Mrs. \'elie. on Elizabeth st.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. . Marchant of
Brooklyn have beiii vistting Mr. and
Mrs. LI. S. Gregory.
Ex-MayorEly and Mrs. Chas. T. R-iy-
IS
visiting iti
Mr. and Mrs. tleo. Howard of Memos;
“It‘d-Killingr Sparrows.
So much has been said of late for and
against llie English sparrow that the fol-
Loving note tttny not be uninteresting as
cvnlence: Quite recently. upon the carp
itol grounds. I observed a st arrow iii the
act of slowly killing a brown humming
bird. \\‘lictt discoverd. it had seized
the Struggling victim in its talons, and
was picking it vigorously about the
head. \\'henever disturbed it: caught
the neck of its fluttering prey in its bill.
and, after flying a few feet. alighted.
and renewed its bloody work. At first
I supposed the victim to be a spitix
moth. but. although every attempt to
release the ca itire was futile, the
identity of the tumming bird was titt-
niistaikuble. Soon the first sparrow was
j fitted by another. and then the scene
of murder was carried into a copse be-
yond the reach of my observation. To
those who attribute the destruction 0‘
RE nTi c'in' P Tints
~o1v- u—-—-
Parasol and Sun Um-
brellas to close out
balance of » stock.
A special meeting of the (‘oninion finger was at the time buried iii the "‘OmL r?““"“"‘ “'0"? Saratnga‘ and iiiliiitl\fliirili‘iii‘éinl‘ii; '23:“:‘1fla'201;):3“‘de."
\uin. :l was held \\'edtiesday eveninz. family plot at Union Cemetery. “‘0” 1‘0”“ “‘5'. “WWW“ M“ U“ ‘5 “5’... those who a...“ “.1. .1..;.},..}90,.le
C “x“?‘l‘l‘l""i“.“‘li"" 2““ "i522? ins)“; fill —Take vour prescriptions to l’laistcd‘s "NC“ improved m l‘ea‘ll‘.‘ habits of the sparrow. this piece of in-‘ A. DICKE R M A“ & SON.
vi e 2'.» iiiiissiitie s. ‘z. t t i ~ ' . " " “ . . . . . . ' ~ - . .
. . i .. w .m when on 11- liill'§.ii.°i§;..uT"” “'8‘“ 8“” “f ""r" *“""‘i“‘*‘.“-““‘“T~ {2.2"3:35.11!f...f};;§.‘..‘.‘:.‘.‘£33,113““”We . . . - . . - » - .
’ W" ”W“ lhi“ “"‘Pk add”! a‘ "NV fast About 500 of the new uniforms order. “":“S““‘ N""“ . ' ' . ‘ ' ‘3', “ “Slllllgtoll ht refit" - ”Huh )0r‘vall‘9 ( 01m;
'2‘: titling ~lstli.ilit‘l\ :i ~p.-.-i..‘.'_\ at the .l ‘l‘ l“ “‘3 “‘"l‘ "W latestrapplianccs hr ed for the Connecticut National Guard Next Thiitsday evening l‘l'lwin Arden ' “in“ "f“.“ammu‘mfl”: U" “.“m‘hfd' ‘
N VA“ Imp... ' ‘llt't'IlV and good work. 3“.“ thus still have he”) delivered I“, NH...” & U.“ will “MW" at thctlpel‘a no“... m the The town llat Manufacturing (0.. - ‘
'l': .it~nt.:il t in ii ilci‘tii ii nemes- iil“ til-int: ‘tn’vriawl‘i Oll‘l‘d‘dt‘lltltes (”r the and [lie others will llt‘.lllrnt;d in as soon “"‘Stl‘n‘ ““3“" cntillt‘d “Eagle‘s XSL“ l.lf-it‘tltli‘si°‘(:§t“;i tt‘ll:l.i‘i“lilll‘i‘\tll‘tilsl‘lixsdlai); frail: -
l" “W n “m m‘wnmnz columns. “ l‘ "l “lb at t “ inc”: ‘ as completed. Those which lla\‘o.lio(\n a romance in the clouds. Mr. Arden "I; \V‘IC‘V‘YGH‘: ~ VIA“?“Sn-5m“; {£an
., ‘ . “‘ll L‘ _ it im -l w ‘ -. 1.. ie Sccllops a specialty at t‘. l'.. delivered are at the state arsenal. \k‘hcn “‘l“ llfie‘lll‘lmf‘lt‘il by.“ Evil": \jllllpaiiy "“h‘fi‘ ll .. .'. “j v 'l q k x“ ‘ .
t. iii» Hill iidldd iii.Lit‘li‘iil‘li‘ir-iile‘iu l: L. L n“ H 5 “Mk“t' the entire ntntbcr has been received. ““d l‘“““S “"n h“ 3‘“ “" ““‘l “""““'-“~ n“‘ ‘ ‘ “ ml ‘m~ ‘ “ m ‘ ma U m
3 | ‘ ' I L ‘l I . . ,
[.ill \\ mini-s l‘iy.
liiidgrpuit I‘l“lll!‘ siiyi’ihcv fell iivo
Stet .. one asked Superintendent Bish-
tlio_lloiisiitonic road. Thursday.
what was to be done with Al. l‘iilling.
up. .c
each garment will be carefully inspected
and they will then be distributed to the
various companies. The uniforms will
\\'e tlll.~l“llit‘ following commendation
fnoni the Boston Globe. —To say that be
surprised the audience fecblycxpress :
liabiliti-s nearly $l“.tlilll. have been pre-
sented. This company was organized
last spring wi'li a capital of $t‘i,imii‘ Ju.
- ‘ ‘ '. .‘ .‘ ‘ . .. l‘ .i :. cg. . ;'-' ’.' -
railini-iakc shocks lll‘i‘ltl halfp ist sl.\ n. ,1. .V‘. lcazh‘d him with the\oad." said not be distributed until about up: middle ‘ll‘hi (0:!ng his [if ti‘i‘i;~ tpspired. l :lllt) i‘illl. 1“l';l:"l“;:; .21“l1‘::);::g giant‘s“: 3";
Tutu-tin "mi-mu: \t ‘ . .' ‘ \' . l . ( ll no ‘tiow w to wt in etiiiii ) not as ' ~ ~
- ‘ . r. lbsliop ——llanburv News. of A oiem Mr. . \it . . . ~ . .
. . 7- ‘ - . . . . . . . - .ieiarl Lu in in .\ irwiill. for some
llti‘ \ oil.- ”ill. t ouip'in)‘ Is Rum-2 3” The ”Nip". {ran} internal revenue in There is a village just outside of New {RC-23‘5“ ‘ffnt‘zfia;'f.'3f.‘.‘“ilu3"}.3“. (3.“. tum!» phi mini $230) ‘of machincrv in
hm‘h” “‘l'l‘mm‘“ ““ “NM“ 1‘ “1" the tll~trlt‘l of Connecticut during the llaven that knocks Enoch Arden out. “p n “ ‘ ‘ ““ ' l “5 -
be 2'»); in. three stories.
Samuel ll. Sherwood needs carpenters
titotitli of August were $ill.‘331.‘38: in Au-
gust. 1‘“. they were slitlfi‘lilflr‘da net
The soprano of the church choir is a
good looking young woman of 30 Sum-
went on the conviction grew itpon them
that he was giving a remarkable perfor~
the factory. lcr \\lllt‘l‘l he holds Julius
Lippviian's note for $900. Mr. l‘artrick
> . malice. “'1...“ u“. .9” do be .a“ H has liecttsttpeiiiit ‘llillllk’ the factory at
on stead}. eniployiiu-iit :it once. and Quintin-r1351yparnf$3§ltl1§ltsfl iners. "or tum“ husband plays the utitlcl‘sl‘ul‘l “ m”, licL'wn‘ to “rpm” u... “0mm.” .41“... of $1:- 3 “Wk. and
- -.-‘- \ .m‘ , . . . ‘ us ‘ w. "‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ... ... .-. Q ’r . ‘.
“a“ ”‘3‘“ l‘” l‘ “ “‘ 1“" “‘ ““‘ l‘hc t-crniamti Saciigcrbund held a vcl'_\' organ. and ‘ o. 1‘ “ h" “ ‘ mum‘d‘ and before the Phi) Was over Mr. .\ rd- n “4" l“ "‘ u" l“ “-“hli‘l‘ “f 1“" l‘r"l‘l~‘*
_\ prohibit-nan c iii‘cus \\'lll be held in
the t» iiipo-riini-c t..nttis.S\vtird‘s buildi
Monday. September 'JIsh. at 7.30 p. it
Jessie Toll. sand Miss llcrthii M. (“‘l
will be lllilffi-il :it thi- \' digreuuitonid
lll'~l pii‘t if Hst 'llt‘l‘.
i'liiti- l. during lll
in it..~ l-.' ! imiii 'tlllt it
fit ln“ lit-ltl
\\ l~ht s pupils lll l.f\t_'ll\lll|l1|ll‘lft“‘. l.iliti
an i l‘ti lti‘l)
; l".\‘. l_\ kind wl liitt’t tit si~1i~oii and in
nu.
i.
liac
:il
ple:is:t.t sociable at their hall Monday
eveiiit :. The llltl-‘lt‘ was by l’itnzelt‘s
orches'ra. and it atl‘ordcd inspiration of
llli‘lni‘sl enhveniugcharacter for danc-
mg.
lice: :c M. liartholomcu. President of
(I‘Qlilll‘ free it liric sot of decorated dishes.
with Mr. Ferris there will
another “accident." and
sotiielz-idy besides Mr Ferris get wet.
Shillll‘.’ again
probably he
works the organ pump for the good of
the t‘l‘.ll"\‘ll. And the musical t‘otiplct
of husbands are good friends. The
divorce law has been got down to such
a line point in t‘onticcticut that it isn‘t
any longer considered good form for the
a diamond brooch by .\lfr.-d t‘arrnf New
where she spent her childhood days.who
Will wish her the fullest j ~ys of life.
—'ll‘l\' atid Straw tit ll iymond llros.
had ntzidc the hit of the season here."
The l‘ourtli :Il (‘rci-iliiiiiiir.
The PM regiment. t‘. .\'. ti. rill ‘llltln iii
tltc National li=tl~i Association. lll:l'l-‘
scores as follows at the annual match. s
of the coucetti. llusincss has herti lively
with the company. the factory averaging;
:tii ciitpiit of 4” di zen a day. and the
collapse of the concern is .i surprise and
c'ittscs considerable unfavorable criti-
cisnt for Mr.l.ippntan.
‘i:'. l .tf‘idl‘il Slillllf‘q‘tl.
The fztitimis ltinbury Fan of lint-nutt-
nictit of its p owns.
and \vtde R\\‘.‘il{i- idi-ns. the enterprising i
idli-‘itils of tlizs amen if: kccpt'atiigs b mm. ‘
t‘einti.. is llrook
ll! 3;. and it'iarslinvitli elders i. n ("1‘ high
\\ tliit .leI could loudly find :i L‘iir\\_
iiig~ and their fair is in tlll‘iil to ll urish. N"“»“"““ ‘* 1‘ "“9““ ““l‘l“ ”‘ l“Nil-“C-‘ll‘t’
. . . . . ~ . . l :l .~ . i-l 'e rioitt is now . i i . v - s :i .. 'l\. ~. -. ‘ . i wildcti ti: that “ Ill lwar favorable com-
lJ‘Ji' mini i !\ .itt . l. lt- inwi. s .\l.iikit. g ~ innit reward for iiiiv one finding ‘“ ' "‘ " l . . ‘ . c '_ml“ l‘ly ”‘hh l‘“ "“"m " b “ m .‘l ’ “ r5 "1 ‘ N. "“1““. . m...‘ n .i .1 .. k Tl .
H \l I it “t ‘ tit” .- - Maputo sirephnim. or 'lliY Fri-“T“I‘WH‘Il. “Hi I! ls as uh“ I) titted a ditccin.~nt is 0th tell the t~xlilli:!iir_ v“... E r in . . . i i [Jr s. i.
‘ “ ‘ ‘ " ' " ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ro Ll“ as any societv could wish. The grounds are will s~'i::irnl.in pcifi c: con» ; “Mum“ "r““k has h“ ‘3 "“"5f‘"’“““‘ “3"
'Hiurmlnv \\ bile \\ "'lvll‘t‘ll \\ . r. placing
some \\ ll'i s for the Wish-in l‘iiioii. tlicv.
I'lllt" poisunottsdriii: in "Summer‘s Anti.
dotc t r Malaria.“ for sale at l‘hiisted‘s
clizitigcs include new ofliccrs chairs. new
ditioii. and with the tlrll‘ll i-piiptticnt of 3'
great Lilmr into a beauty and a joy for-
lMPElllAL l’llllNAllES, ‘
RAYMOND RANGES,
t‘OllBlXA'l‘lQX lltlllil-Ill Ft‘lll STFA.“ HEATING,
PARLDR AND KITCHEN STOVES,
irinciials to ’et out of humor with one . .. . -. s . . ~~, . i, \ g ., . . . 1 .. . . . ._. ,. _
’l‘h. to H a p......‘.-.-t that Jilllhig ll. tho t‘hqrtor llak Insurance coiiilian)‘ of Filltitllt‘r ‘5 a": ’11.::l‘i“.l;.\“\r“..‘li.‘1.l “1;“:‘L:§\.I...ll.t.h.;..lIt. 1...‘\‘;.EI{‘:.;UI;II.‘,. 1...; if..‘.ll,.‘.).‘.'hqd Souls;
lll uiu- will iimkv .‘i‘lllt political spciclics ll:irtfi rd. left for t‘atiada Mondav. and ' . . . .i . » .l ' ‘ i . ‘ _‘ -_ " i . - ‘1 . ‘. iv. . ‘ . t ..
. y . . . . . ‘ ‘ , ‘ . s~llav and straw at 1.;i\-iiioi~..l liros. -ud, out and toll yards. \\ ll.l zi [\(bhllw‘ \\;l). All that has LZ.'ll' into the factorv
m U.“ NM... .1... “11‘ ll ..._ i... may subqu tout den-[opiiiiiits show that to .. _ . ‘ ‘ t “V l e» ‘ \f “a h ‘ l“\s‘ tiurcl" l n l l “w , my _ ‘ ~‘ ‘
v me t'- llll) cu \ . is a d. faultcr to the amount of at e st DUNN»! “W ‘3 l" "W“ “t ‘1‘“ ml" N‘mr' ‘ 'l J ‘m i .. . ' . .... . l‘ “w Ai ‘ t | ‘ I, ‘ ‘ i h b H A M P L VE
“ ' i tho .i ltl ' d-iv ‘tftct‘tiooti its the horses were scorinw \ .irds. -m no” no" | i I 1m it sold H to Inc company. ”t‘ Mu“ ’
» ~ . .. 'l ftltiliertlici*'l~“ ‘~‘ . ‘ “ ‘ .1" i. ' , . ]p p w- o . p- l‘l' .i... ... . .x.. . .f-i'
\Ix .ind .tlltl in l. Ill l . . . _ ,. I“ p l~ l k . 1. t.ipt. l\lll;.lll.lll . i . -4 -l is n it- .t ‘1-‘.|I‘l"‘“lll>l . i. iutiipani u $.~i.-
. _ . . . . . ~ . . out of lllt lints to III \ut ir um i. or ‘ _ _ .. _ . .
L11” . l‘ 7‘1”“ "l ”l“ "u." “‘H ““"V lhc inks" ."f “w \ 0‘“;ng onal .m “NH.“ pvurvihhh- 0““...10‘] t“ g‘v‘i his t‘apt. Host t‘o. ll. ‘3l 1-» it! in ‘33.}. 'ltiis llt‘ transferred i i his brother , .
.' . _. '- .-- chiircl \vi 'lV‘ltllll\FTI\\‘ ‘V‘ltl' ‘ ‘* - - ‘ .. ‘ _‘ -. - - ... .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
""‘ .""““.~ “‘”“‘*~ ”“ “““- “"1“ ‘. . t ‘ ‘ ~‘ ‘ ‘ "‘ “ an... tits. Brooks. of am... i-im... Him Hun-EVA ; H W 4‘ New “h” muihul we k-‘mlkml to Il.\\ll.~0VIlZ MATE nu'rus. “Lu: "is, as» “ as" 11 us
5 1 ” ”‘3'“! ‘ " “I “-k‘ brief . ”main-“n ".f the Sabbath 5mm”! its-hid In phone It it with gr. u p“; l lt‘lll \lutlin-st‘o. l. ‘3‘ J‘.‘ 1‘“ T" svt‘llfii ‘i'tYllli‘nL ltwub. 1. Brothers of
. ., .n . . . ‘ A . . .. V. .. . .‘ - . _ _ . h .
l'd" r ”Win”: and l‘alciiniiiin: lesson to! “it. ml. and in tonnettion cn _ . 0f mind 1"“qu “mm: H" the ll. .\. ht ~vi-ns .‘o ‘o o 4:6 .\.rw \ .it'k liml s. kl him silo» \v-irlli of «\‘D
l' i . I 3‘! \i H“ N“ ‘l l i’wrkuh “i1? Prl‘mih [on “Jud“; the hoises b'ick t“l\l\'lt( the check linc .md 'ti. \\'. lv'ei'r (Ki. ll. :7 .‘s‘ 3.3 so ands lll the s.i’lli* \vuv. l‘:llllt‘l l‘:ll|r‘f‘|llitll - -
\ . . “ml" imam {"““"l l“ “NWT" “3 ' "l“‘fl ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ h ~ ‘ ‘ t‘ t‘" in in l “ i‘ “o "‘ ‘ ll ll‘ls furnish -l 1 im with s 'ri-i w ~ith f
The iiieiiilwrs of the Salvation Army ~,: .l. . ‘ had the horse under control iii.a moni- 3 I“ ‘ ‘ ,' . ‘~ _‘_‘ ‘, .. ‘ ‘ ...“ ‘ . ‘- ‘ . ‘ .“ '
\\ no I .si week decided to serve out ll‘t‘lr ”fl him 1‘: r. i' l ll ’ l t‘lit. This l‘i‘rftiriiiiitit‘ii was greeted with Q" l:u;k~«unmt " t .‘ if K“: T? 3‘) fwdr‘ I‘m-N:!M“;""S "r“ again“ 31‘1”” P L D M B I N G G o o D S ,
. . .s i \‘.’ " is .. i ‘. . ‘\~ _‘ i.v\ ". ..~- .. .-.
mm. m “.1 mm” ”pup...“ [min-m. .~ ‘ . t . . tub in i. ('tlltu h. in ‘t It loud applause from “lg-“mm“. and-grand luv] . l‘ltlI‘ll taut-tin. .) .. t: ll: (pl “111.. in. ‘ ll iol h is lit l't‘lll niakt . ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘
, 7 _ ~ _ . . (v. _. . . 4 . 'l=i\in Hull. borough. lllllrfiil‘l) evening. . . . ,, ._ , . .. . \\. .\. 1 tall t c. t . .l in t. it. turn lay against the cuittpriuv. 'lhc t‘_\3 til; l-til _\ll A1
IllilleV'il lllt'll i.i lil>\\llllllll!) h-ii ml tll f ' ywxnrd llklf‘i .. r- ,1 ”e! h stand and ihurs \\ir. proposid and g t‘ in! l l) ‘l H ‘l H l l _ ‘ ' H l ‘1 t. 1% 1
i' ii . L‘ t' "" ‘_ 't‘ t ‘ I" t I ~ . . . ‘ :llll H s L; L J “33‘ t‘..ll‘ll< \"‘IVV‘ lt‘l ‘V . it I!) t "d
. 1. ~ - ii . . - _ . ‘l\’t‘ll. . . . . . . . ~ . . ‘
n” -‘ H H ‘i P”! ll . tlw t ..-i 'ri-ssmniil cniivcniion: ~\\ in. l.. l“ ‘ t‘. Ntcklcv “ l‘. 3‘.‘ ‘3'» lb til Jr.» N l 'r- rm“. .l. J As ‘H. “Tim"
’1' ‘-"~lvi.. kill‘ll‘“ l- ’” . . ~ l‘w t‘l-r‘ ”l“ I‘ll «in»... — » . . ..
. l" ‘ I” "h "‘ “M H "U -‘ m Julius. l'. \\. lulcs: \iitltit)‘. .loliii ‘ " “ ‘l ‘ l1” " "l ‘ “‘ “ “ "‘ litter'slzitv- Match. “.‘t-‘t‘ and .mo \‘nylfi. lliit l‘orniItig t‘niit:»:iiit‘. t‘. S, '1‘ru\\'~ , ,
"“"lU "V‘ ““‘s' “3“) ‘X"“‘"‘I"l“ “""14‘1 t)‘,\‘iilli\';iit and James Tom-r: Senatorial; l“‘”“-~ “"‘l “‘5", 3“!“ ““3“": “f lv-ixlittry‘ “1“. a possible i itzil 4.! too lil".>'l_:~‘. paper box maker. A. .l. .‘lcr‘ki‘f‘
“”1 ~ *" l “ “5' ‘ '1” ‘ "‘4‘”: ,1.” “E”! In. l‘l..iiIn-_v and l“. \\‘. l’errv: l'roliatc. ,(“w were "“"frh‘l f“ ‘1‘ 3‘ “”.‘ ( "inn“ ‘ \':u.i.~ 1m. 3m) Total 3 .Q' llri....uiil. .\'. \v bottling; Mill. firming.
4" “ ”Twill" ”‘i' ““"”‘~" “”u '1“ Mtittli iv llird. and Wm. H. lldllll. ll‘l“i‘:l=‘.‘~\ll‘.‘ h‘lkldkf‘ 1'“ 3‘4".“ “”51“?“ t‘:ipt. lv'iuciuan l ll. 1‘. :::: 37 r... i (iv-2 l’ ll:tr\'i'_\'. mitt: :. and iilltvrs or .
. . > d - a - ' . . ' t ‘ ' ‘ V . » v . ~ .. . . . ‘ . .
at it. in ii. \\.i ih. . \ll‘t. _ l‘«-i'~ ins I“ be made electors this t‘crlr i) tit. . l‘. t k.ir in o . rt. rtlli‘j“: it; .. in“. ‘ :i. ll. ‘3, ,.1 M. ; m n 4 p “““i‘l‘ H.“ '1)“. “MD “3‘. paid
. . . ' ’ ~ ‘ i < . - ‘ . _. . , .. _ .. ~ ,
“ “ "i" ”'7 “”"l :‘l‘iu ”W ’l“'"“""‘l" must l‘llll iii ,thcir alililicaliniis on or ‘lkn‘mlnub l Eli ‘P All ‘ I“f‘ ll“ {WM flp|l H “mu“ H ‘ ' N H“ ”H Hmrmliu Hui-HM V".
in it. w. ll'll‘l\ l.\-l wet-k to the etl‘ect THU“ ”Shh“. Hill. to either “f the in. (‘ iitlrtniJn “t f on: It‘dllll u y ht‘lf’flrtt‘l‘t‘; Limit. “”1.th ‘-_ 1;. 3.. :l'.’ s.” “Nouns dry littsi;t\ 149......1... paid all
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th .- mitt. 1 lie \.-:i of the l'otil liester slwt‘ltit's.\\'illi:ll“ “flint-mum! or t‘harles I‘ll“ if {‘1‘in “I“: ‘3 “::"(|:Sl)ln‘:‘t‘ ( r. :lld ll. 55...“.11.‘ .3: on .1 local ciziinis against the company. 'lhc WA ‘ E R s I R E E I so. NORWA LK
Juiltttdl 1.. i :0. .zit $3” l HUN!“ ”l" 51m. John. A failure to do this will pre- {11;}.‘x‘m‘ M'ii'hliihi d. ”"f‘ sl‘I‘f‘t‘?‘ I‘; ‘ ‘ ti, \\. heir t o. ll. in H *1 .\c\\‘ \..1k liunrs :tri- [hit so {mum-“.5
Blldliit‘l u I; l \\ .. )WH- !sliot “no. "N" any “h” would b“ i‘lilllh‘tl 1”“)‘0 . .‘ "ll . s i t t .; t i it t‘ t't‘ittliiiliil .. ‘1 .3" .3»! , “l .
l'~ ls !!s\ ii h - ‘ \pm'l l i l‘lp the city :it the Nlllll‘ election front doing so. l’r‘flvflin“yld_‘l‘tAnV‘imF ‘11“: “{{lnllundrkld ti. llackstroiii " t‘. in :‘.s‘ Ts ,\\-.x \1 ~‘.. S .1. .
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‘ l! ,. l 1 _ h. .. .. r i. v ,1“... .. , ‘ ‘3‘ “’“r "“ “r“ "H. ' “ ““ ‘ ”ll “3 hearles and Mrs. \\ . l'. \\ :ii‘dwell of this “v \ l't“tl' .3. .- Ill 0:: ‘s ,. _
h "n” h D My ‘ h M H ‘ ‘ "I ‘ ‘ . i ‘“ ll‘“ “"“‘l““"" "l “‘1‘” “WV"! "f ”‘9 citv. aunts of the bride. The affair was \‘ .‘f l l" ll .. 1i . .... To. n" “ PM”. "N" "w ““""r “"" "“"“ “‘“r‘ H > r . ~ l
l \ pram. i L“ ‘hi-l V 'mmmw» on SM‘N“ ““‘Vli‘ 5" “‘l‘ld' ‘3 lil"““ “'m‘ evcrv h“ ‘t vei‘v lifllll'llll one The hrcsents werc is L I! Jnl‘ l‘v in is l’, m “Jung r"."“vi"" “mm“ hum” lHE ULDEST dllll LARGEST CLO li‘lGHDUSE IN NORWAL
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m ‘J ‘ U ”l “m” ‘(ml h m “l ‘1‘“ "“ l"‘l‘""'~ ,l'”“‘ r. A") family noun-ions and valuable. among which “ ‘\ . . . .
‘l'l’m.i..l 2\ l\\i 1.x \ l'1tl.ll~ \\ lll participate using Jacob‘s biikiii; powder can soon “w“. dinnioiig muffins i... the ut‘oouiaind \lniosi it.~.-.~ .\lll~‘ll‘.I the Hunt} beautiful places in . _ .
l‘15‘l ll.~\- :. H i -l~il l. The lll\'it.tll““»‘ .iitid all the time have the benefit of the York. .-\l u“. “p.50 “f u... ceremony the parallid m l‘ .puhritv no.1 ~..» :‘(fr~h‘[]\'.i i l“;‘“‘~’)‘ l'Wh “' peculiar “3 “:“ll 1““ l‘t‘flll'
lone/tn - it two. -l l») the l‘. rt ll H‘v‘ll t'or- use o’i' tlichcst articlcof baking powder. an...“ pat‘lriiik of a line collation. 1“... :is the magnet. “l‘im-i cannot change ' “~“l- 1“““li‘.” l“ “‘8‘“ ‘l; ‘1 L" l mm" ,
J‘" “W“l‘ “ l‘" “ l“ *‘ ‘li "is" ‘ f H‘“ 1“" lint. ‘illt‘l llatch and Frank Ferris bride and groom. at the conclusion of nor i‘ii~t on ~t Ilt' it. tolimte mummy." . ‘ "‘ .‘*‘ ‘l‘n‘ “A “ l' “5“”“1 ‘1“)5
‘ ‘ ' . . . . . .. . . .. t q .. . 'l - ‘lc’lt‘ is 'iluzus :i l‘iri'c :il'cn l'iticc . and
“WW“ . went r tilllli: Monday. They had a line their \\'t'lltlllll: tour.will begin llillls‘cki‘i‘tt» llii- ind \ it.ous .ll‘t‘ l.l ll “swear “l'i _ ll . _“ r “1”,“, . :7. .1 r ti ‘ ‘
tin» Ell~ it. sltlli; Hu- H‘l\l‘-‘i . of :i pI’I‘ ‘ sail. and l‘mtik got a \vi-t'ing bv {lllllll‘z mi: in .lmbanoti. \vlictc Mr. llall is Ric- t‘SWWl ““‘ ‘2" ““‘Vr "‘ *‘X‘dlm‘l ""W ; ‘ :‘l'fl'l In l“ “m.“ nr 3- ‘\“ riff? at I
Villv i .ll l.. l. \\ ll t... It i r. ~ii .l in lb.- "out of the “diiikcy on their return. lt tor of an lupls‘t‘iipill church. Mrs. luill fit" ‘ Ll“? ~. '4" ‘l‘h “ ‘~ “"" All lb“ :tf‘11..‘1r , . h Twei‘tv “£1.“ \. “.2“; s 3.1 '
:. \ no on t t in :-n ll 1 olunm t'f .‘lhfil is r . iirted that Mr. lliit‘di was the will llt‘T‘llN'lllllt‘l‘t‘tl bvntan in thiscilv. WM!" ‘1“ “T ‘“‘ “‘"‘““l h“ “".l ‘3" . ”‘ "‘ ' ~ 5 ~ “ 5 r ‘ “ . . . .:. ~ . . . .
l“I ‘ l i l' ll' '\' '\\‘ill" ‘1 i ‘H'lll l‘ “ho ‘ ("lll‘tt‘l ftlic “accident " lfihc \ \‘it' goes ‘ - , \Yllll llllt‘r’ll vo-we ' l‘~ 1““ “i“ “""‘l‘ ‘-‘“l “f Umghwl wood. .\rc now read) “uh 3“ "mum“? bulk or
t 4s,‘. i ‘. . l‘i . \. s i t . " n ' ' ~ ' ‘ ‘
ill in SUMMER BLU‘I‘H NE.
ll . q m_ hiuibri quilts. new carpet. cushions rc~ buildings. ten-:1. i i ‘.: surioundcd by ""“"~ 1h“ .l'l'd “M “W“ ‘i““l“‘"‘"l {‘“d For Men‘s. liys‘ and Unit lren‘a \\'e:tr. which they otl'er at prices which. when
i'riHii‘ H t‘ attract “'llll ”We“ I'l “W “7“ ,mt“ ‘ ‘ , ‘ . upholstered. calciininiiig and papcrititz. charming, ii:.tiii2.l scwiwiv. the outlook ‘1‘“ banks “'hlt‘l‘o‘il. “nil scvin beautiful
.iluvu lu-‘ii. llie lull sltlli'li si-v. l‘dl The Jersey City l‘.\'t‘llll\t‘{ Journal of ‘ ‘
lHll‘“ itliil gut llli‘ tiiriiieii out l't'lUl‘t‘ tlic‘
cans.- \\ its decovvit ll.
l‘liiir.il,iv t‘ti'lllll: :it St l‘iul‘s church
\\i.eltcr.l. Hill of lll'lllfit‘litill
lilll‘t' Mcriiil of Nottvdlk. \\i't’c
:ti‘l .\
iti‘u‘l‘li-d
liss
Monday contained the following: “Rev.
Mr. llcliliitl'tl announced at the morning
service iii the t‘hitrch of the Holy Trini«
iv. that the Bishop of South Carolina
.iskcd for assistance for the t‘barleston
new matting on the stairs. and a tzcner~
:il ri Il-lvit‘iil‘ll of gas and other fixtures.
The chairs :ll‘i‘ \‘crv ornamental its well
as substantial. Those of the presiding
officers and supporters are upholstered iii
the finest plush. Those of the warden.
front llli‘ grind S"ill l. 'iimdst thousands
of spec! itiirs. tit'cs ‘ts :i l>1t‘i‘llt“?tl‘: and
amount d scene not Sahil‘i to be forgi ttcii
and of itself is well \\i‘llll the price of
admission
islands; each with some novel character-
istic. have lu‘t‘tl constructed. Seven
thousand carefully cultivated plants
lilootti llt loveliness. llcrc it In: house.
built of timber from Bangor. gues a
shady slicltylr. There are pilcsi-f piv-
ttiakiitg. triititnitigs and styles are taken in consideration. are lower than any sim-
ilar establishment in western Connecticut. 7
017R ASSORTMENT 0F
. . f .
m 3;... 31,-, ”up... 'rl... ...-.- h...“ m... .. siitferers. The llishnp stated that some conductor and 5....m.s..l.p..npm are black ‘ “L “M“ “‘ “ “"\“‘"H““~‘r"“ ~““““““‘ ““ lutt‘rtlllt‘ roc ‘s. lll'lt‘dfilallil contains a
m...“ “.14.. m...‘ m “ h...“ 1-,... Lulu... “f of the churches had been damaged. and walnut with cane 8...". They we“. stip- huge pond of water lilies another an int.
Tit-ritulk took the prominent part.
Mr.
t‘.tt‘s\vcll. who
Will 7 ltiltlri‘sn the
its the individuals belong to the eougrp.
gati in were till sufferers. .oiitside aid
plied by David Stow. The lattihretptius
and drapery are heavy and rich. and the
The democrats under the guise of tent-
perancc. imported a confederate colonel
titcnse bank of geratiiuins.
llustic bridges spin the brook. which
‘ i . . i . i: l‘ is. . . .... ,...
T......,..r;.m... ”UN...“ at Mum. Hall to, :"3’: i_“":“‘\“~‘“’{' “(ll 'i‘l‘a" V‘I‘“ kcl‘iurch lodge is under oblieations to Miss Lizzie R: fixffoumlgstlfri:uitgrai his: :2“: is wideiied aVSll‘f‘ilOIllS points so as to make lb l. bbl R1 Abbi-D.
motion all «noon. has the icput itioii of 'Tl‘.‘.l‘ufl’?j“., f. ‘1“ N l;‘&.““ m ‘u “l“ Jones for "‘9" ‘tastetularrangement. ixpe'ted it verv small audience greeted mu“: ls“““l’~“-’f\ “bias. on which are ‘ _ ' ‘ ... . -. w .,
being one of the most interesting of :"m l 9‘ ”M 3‘ “m“ l . “- lhckerman & 5“" furnished "l" 0"" hint at Music llall on Sunday. Scnsible pleasure mats and .‘I‘IM. “flux“ The Sl’ht‘l.‘ 14 .‘l‘Tl‘ h I‘ION 15 C;‘ LLLI) TO OUR - 2i)
upi'ulvi'ts. He has riceivi-d the highest Mrs. Sarah l‘... wife of titpt. A.‘ It. pet, which was sewed‘iind laid by Mrs. )t‘Oplt‘ “n, tired of hearing political woods have tuft: limited lfor 'fllhllll » ,
l‘W‘“ 4.. m. orator from n... “he... St. John. died at her lioitte in Last bior- Lincoln. The calctniining and papering liaratigucs t,“ that d:iy.—.\'orwalk ”a“ right} “‘01 0“ in“ ‘ SH 0 t '3 Vault. and
thin-ugliuui the land.
' .\ll lll\ llt‘tl.
l". K. luwkivood d: t‘o... borough.
P-llti\\ in; ii remarkably large line'uft
lnr and cook stoves.
It .5 qualities. ltccctit
this lllltl tine show rooms.
New ll‘u‘l‘ll has sent $3.500 ti
t‘liatlest in stilli-rcrs. lluw much
South Sorwalk sent ': ‘\\'e suggest that a
collection be taken Ill till the churc
to-inorrow for the sufferers.
good a way as any to show it.
Lecture begins at
l“ parlor N West
they haycibe latest and prettiest put-
this and p ISs‘t‘Hw‘lll: l't'lll‘fliltlllfi heat-
t'liangcs afford
This city
ought l . have Millie sympathy for their
fellow men. and perhaps this \\‘lll bo its
lll't‘
tar-
the
has
hes
walk. 'l‘liursdav. of cancer. The deceased
was a lady widely known throughout
this cotittnutiity. and of the highest
christian character. \Vlien she became
aware of the fatal nature of her disease
:slie calmly awaited the transition in the
full faith of a blessed inniotta‘lity. She
had been for many years a member of
the First M. E cliitrcli of this city. and
was one of the most regular participants
in worship at that church. and a faith-
ful teacher in its Sunday school. ller
funeral will be held at her late residence
at ‘2 p. m. Monday.
t‘ol. Rain spoke at tho Temperance
meeting at Music Hall Sunday afternoon
to a large audience. The gentlemen
spoke with his usual ease and eloquence.
was done by Mr. llrotherton. The cush-
ions were re «stuffed by \\-‘.l‘. Smallborn.
All the work has been done in the most
thorough tttanner. and greatly to the
credit. of the. committee under whose di-
rection it has been performed. The com-
mittee were R. E. Kinney.ll.S. Rood. F.
.-\. Smith and Charles Fallon.
——Novclties in Chocolates. at DeKlyn‘s.
Library Fair.
A fair will be held this fall for the
benefit. of the Free Library recently es-
tablished in this city. Already a gen
eral committee has been appointed and
has organized, the names of which to-
gether with those of the sub-committees
lt‘l lt‘.
The reference is. we suppose. t.i Mr.
(leo. \\'. liaiii. and is certainly less than
just. lit the first place. he is not a t‘on-
fcdertite or any other kind of a “colonel.“
and doesn‘t pretend to be. Secondly.
when he spoke here on “No License.“ by
invitation and request. he confined his
remarks simply to the question imnte~
diately tit issue. and we would regard it
unfair to call his address a “political
harangue“ merely because of necessity.
the logic of his argument in favor of no
license here is in favor of prohibition
everywhere. But while this much seems
to be due to trtitli and candor we still
hold. and always shall. that regular Sutt—
tlie paths lead through spacious and
neatly tuown lawns. with here and there
clumps of trees and rtistic seats on which
the visitor may sit and view the wonder
ful scene and watch the swans or the
schools of fish in the clear water.
The visitor passes tip on.‘ side of the
brook and down the other. atid all along
the path are scattered curious things t.i
attract attention. There are curious
bird houses. and romantic paths leading
to shady bowcrs in the woods. Statuary
is placed at prominent points. There is
a curious panelled fence a quarter of a
mile long. with no two panels alike.
There is a squirrel house. where the
cliildri n can be amused for hours.
There are cascades
CENT Sill llFS.
Hosiery, and Spring and Summer Hitler-
rear 111 every grade all price!
THE STAR SHIRT WAISTS
Unlanndried Shirts, all linen bosom, 25 ct's
. . nd waterfalls and
. . _ . 7' ~ . " he iiblished in our next issue and “lb" church “two“ 31mm“ “‘“be "h . it ~l - . ‘ V
'4 “Vuml‘i‘l’s [Ur li't‘lwlui at “not & but did not confine himself to any “'n p ' _ i . - . . . water ii ict s. A ma '5' Pm"!0d summer . v . _,
Z-lull‘s. g special phase of the subject. Ilia “‘8 date “'ll.“|$° beannounced. ll ‘3 tergliitted 1“er “I? sake of air) genial: house at the head of the lakrs gives the (lltto ‘\ ‘llllqlltt'l 111118111) 00 Cts
The grand division of the Sons of pl‘ittClpal point was in the line “Oped "‘3‘ with me hearty °°‘°P‘"““““ pul '0 3““ mg“ m.:‘"".}m~rp‘se‘ Wt ‘ visitorapleiisant place to rest. An iron ' ) ‘ k ‘ i '
'l‘. lllllt'l‘llllt‘t‘ of the stats of t‘oiinecticut of temperance speakers generally “I the "‘bl'c' a hmldso'm‘ fund _may be ca Er .0 I?" h gel; mt“ ' ‘8 l" mu; l-go tower. wiIh spiral staircases. affords an
\\'lll hold their next annual session iii at this time that the greatest foe to the obtained f" the praiseworthy obJect. 22d it: dsghitey lei; stilihnldli‘sitldiiginl: opportunity to get a bird‘s eye view 0' FISH CLARK 6L FLAGG’S WALKING AND KID GLOVES
linibury on tictolwr 28m and 29th. The working classes is the liquor traffic. He TN...“ 0.. u“. mum“). no“ N In“; maintained.—Stamford Advocate. the scene. . t o
eVi-niiig of ihe LNdi a public meeting will
be held. the exercises to consist of
dresser by prominent tetitperanoe-uteii. .
The Social Circle connected with
Methodist. church. will give a dramatic
entertainment at the residence of Mrs.
E. llill. Main street. \Vednesday even-
The announcement
ingot next week.
ad ~
the
placed the amount spent by them for
intoxicants per year at $550.000.000,
which. be lit ld. it spent for food. cloth-
ing and other useful articles of living
would give this country the greatest
business boom ever known. Mullah:
has the happy faculty of saying very
plain and necessarilv sometimes un-
biiry Fair.
The trains to the Danbury Fair on the
Danbury Railroad for Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday, October 6. 7 and S
will run a followsz—Leave Smith Nor-
walk 6:35. 8:50 and 9:30 a. nt.: 12:18. 2:35
5:15 and 6:15 p. to. Returning leave
Datibury for South Norwalk at 6:40. ’l'236
—The Gazette tnisstates when it says
that lllr. Batu had a very small audience
here. There' were present at least 600.
and no one can truthfully say that Mr.
Batu made. a “political harangue." It
was a well tempered and logical temper-
The owner. who has thus devoted
about half of his seventy-acre farm to
the amusement of many people who do
not even know his name, is Charles H.
Phillips of New York. Mr. Phillips is a
halo and hearty man of 60. For many
years of his work on the place his neigh-
bors called him acrarik. He says hint-
KEY & L()CI{VVOOI)’S NECIi‘V’EAR,
Hats and Caps,
. w‘ ‘ ' fi 39 . . . ~ - so . “ ‘ know but the ' ma be
made bv the haxrtxm. ta.“ week Nam pleasant truthav "NON SWIM-f 0 en ‘0 and 9.85 a. m.. 12 in. 3.45. 5:00 and 6:15 ance address. Without any reference to .lf- I d0“ ‘ 3 y
p ‘ ; . . any one. lie is not only man of great- ‘ m. Excursion tickets will be Id at . . . _ riglit._ I often ask myself what I have T U KS AND 'IPRAVELIN'
:h: 33?}?! this enti rtattitnent one week talent but al of KW?“ tact. The m t- 30 parties or politics. done “ for. I sup se it is 1 cause I R N G BAGS.
«Trv a bottle of “l‘laisted‘s ('ough
Reine \.‘
ing will be addressed to~niorrow after-
noon bv Major Carsivell of Canada.
1“
all stations on the road.
‘ EAST N0 “\VALK.
“Cut-l Papers.“
A writer in the Boston Evening Recod
have. enjoyed it. I have donea little
every year, and it not only gives me
lt- . u . t . . q 1 . . - The following f ruin the Fostorta local has this to say anent curl papers: pleasure to look at ii. and to work at it.
. "‘ ”3’” " I “'“n “Y“‘Wd "‘9 paper, will interest Mr. Corwiii‘s friends James Beers isputtinz upa cellar for It. may be set down as ariJlnfallibte but it gives me pleasure to see others
tongregatiunal cliiiich pulpit at Suns Mr. Corwin has been in the
day. The sermon: were both excel
lent
——and the one) in the evening more
wipecially to tha young—was full of in-
centivo and encouragement to
the
youth to not well their part in the issues
and great questions at present agita
ting
in this city.
employ of the Standard Oil Company for
many years. and had charge of the con.
strnptiun of its pipe lines from Bradford
to blew York. and previous to fill last
ppotittment was one of the auditors of
a house for J. Sturges Randall on the
Benedict homeetead. .
James L’Hornrnedien is putting up an
extension to Alonzo Wheeler‘s residence.
Rev. Mr. Clark delivered his illustrat-
ed lecture “Through the Emcrald Isle."
rule that the young person who appears
at the breakfast table With her forehead
adorned by frizzes. iii ~prospect rather
than in reality. is lacking in a sense of
the fitness of things; she who wears her
friz papers until lunch time is both lazy
come and look at it. One day I went
over dressed in some old clothes, and I
was arousing myself painting an old
boat. A party— of ladies and gentlemen
came along. and some of them got» into
conversation with me. One of them
llllMSTllflll Bllll.’8
Insurance Bill. 45 Main Street,
h , m the company. The Foatoria paper at the church, Tuesday evening. The and selfish. while she who wears them said.‘l suppose you don’t care how the
l 9 00“ I)“ ‘ gym—Mr. H. C. Cot-win. General super- views were very fine. and their dwcrip- all day and never takes them down un- owner spends his money 5° 1008 35 0“
PTho: E? 3.13;” 02in) ltiiiltle iitueRoton {standing} of Cghe Northweaetgrn glue tion was in the reverend gentleman‘s tll sunset needs no other situate show get paid.’ I said I did uot.and t ey . K
70in _ u _ W i 81m 3' It Mod. ‘atura as m it .2 arriv in 03- most entertainiti at e. tore was it her i norance and her vani . Aerie went on. ‘
The fat mefi'dl not numberadozen.und torin this week ront’i the east. and at g y g y SO. NORWAL o NGRWALK.
the organization iii virtually disbanded.
Heine‘s hand went down from this
and gave a fine concert. The 0'
city
was
good and partakeii of by a considerable
number. but in camparison with former
years this number was very small.
The State Sundav School Convention
once assumed his duties. Mr. Corwin
will make ‘FflstOfll his permanent home
and will remove his family here soon.
He is It courteous and afiable gentleman.
and Factor-iii pie will find him an
clinging offlcla to do business with.
Thursda evening Mrs. Augustus Ra
fair attendance.
Again on Deck.
It. is just three months since the great
cking house of Sperry 6:: Barnes; New
aven, Conn., was destroyed by fire
together with all the machinery and
aside against the curl paper would mean.
first of all. the preaching 0! a doctrine
of an all day oomelineee instead of that
spasmodic chrysalis sort. which is asso-
ciated with its use.
______.__.__._——
A Captain‘s Fortunate Discovery.
Ca t. Coleman, schr. Weymoutli. ply.
“1 really do not know how much land
I have improved here. I must have it
measured some day. for many people ask
me. I do not know how much I have
expended on it. I should hardly dare to
figure it up. My neighbors have made a
good deal of fun, as they suppose, at my
fifilllllillllls Mill MEATS ;
- immense stock of Hams. Shoulders. 33- ~ - - expense. Some say I was crazy to spend
in to be hold in tbeFint Congregational mend ha a severe fall on Franklin con. Pork. Sausages. all repared for :3! ,bfie‘gefgflg“$igfgfi§gh ithgg 9° much “m“y' “{elli‘pel'hnpp I w!" “AT THE OLD STAND 01“ '
church at Meriden on Wednesday. street. She step into: low spot in or the market. The nblio wi I be interest. he was unable to sleep, and was induced A good many pieop ° 3'9 9“]"30‘1 It. _
Than-day and Friday, November 3rd. 03 the sidewalk in this wretched street. ed to know thatt e have insoshorta to “y 1), King's New Discovery for “yw‘y' Acurlouepahrt of it I“ m" T BURR G ER & SON
4th and 5th. among the speakers and by her fallreoeived severe injuries time rebuilt their biti dings, replaced the Consumption It not only gave him ‘70“ may .d'in“. 033 " ew‘d ““1 “0‘ g ‘ 0
expected urn B. 1‘. Jacobs. of Chicago, to one of her knmmd was badly bruil- otd and added the most modern ml- ' “9° a particle o 'L '
Rev A. E’Dunnlng. D. 1).. of Boston.
89v. .l. M. Buckly. D. D.. of New York.
and in. Liuie C. Booth of Lynn.
This
convention promise- to be of unusual
interest.
Among the topic- tobo div
ed on the aide Ind shoulder. Something
ought to be done with this street. For
about a your it has been in a dangerous
condition. If uttsfaotory armaments
cannot be made with the property own-
ohinery used in the manufacture of their
goods. and are now ready to supply the
[rent and increasing demand. During
the put three month: it has been dem-
onstrated that the public know and
instant relief. but: allayed the extreme
soreness in his breast. His. children
were similarly aflected and a single dose
had the some happy effect. Dr. King‘s
New . Discovery is now «the standard
Brook farm is on Glen Brook avenue.
One-half of it lies in the township of
Stamford and one-half in the township
.of Dorian.
' SPRINGWOOD.
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remedy in the Coleman household and
_ The WE without
on board the schooner. Trial not.
could no the following: Temperance
,1
ell ouit tohave it straightened and
ALL (lint
appreciate the superior quality of the
s FILLED tannin. ,
. . , ’val for non acti finishm d -
$13k.“kaliflfwiincfiifiifiiaTWEflmwffln giii’édmwgusgw Md” GM gangrwgifii CITY FOLKS We THEIR AD;
garb-lit? §}mfl. ofglaio‘ggfcgm xxx Walton! xmtfii: “sanctumI an $hfhgdrwmm ianckuoruledgedm wankers: tomy- Tgfbémof jsnfiioecan he E Us ‘
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