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At the store of
South Norwslk, Conn.
Savings Institution or the People’s
in the right place. Everything can be
11C H. HARVEY.
J ‘ mazemnm;smsenmcanmwum- Ila-us
C. H. HARVEY
, 0 North Main St... South Norwalls.
III]. I III.
, rennri Bargain House.
OF FEB CPO-DAY.
BEAUTIFUL DRESSES!
FROM AN
nfortuuate Importanm
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hammuuasetasauia lsnls
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Iguassu-messes. weenue-ne. summer» ash-loam
lflmn BARGAINS.
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humanism humanely.
orders Delivered Pronptly.
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GEO. COSTELLO.
Bananas a Specialty
I5 IRailmad Place. So. WNorwalk
LAWN MIIWIIRS
THOMAS, ”DAYTON,
PHILADELPHIA.
'l'ne Tho-as.rhe Best in the
World, Il-lueh Cat, “.00.
1'» Dayton, lunch Cum“.
W. C. OUINTABD,
Illflc Illtl. Ill-0G“.
WACONS
Buggies, Phtelons.’0arrlsges,
Canopies, spindles, etc:
Prices to Suit All:
Call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
JOIN n. PBBBIS,
mad mumbllllhdloi
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Cement.
Blue 8 Bto.
Wish, hsehwsans, Locust
lonatais. Franklin, and
Wilhesoarre coon.
mil in RUBBER PillI‘l
Yard' toot or Washington and Isr-
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weredaliveradhyllen. F. W. Cothausln
andCoLConradeoiHuwaukmu and
Purim Anderson, oi when."
momentum-mat
tion therein. We comider public sch"I
necessary, but maintain that parents Ill
the righflo establish and to selectol.
themselvei schools ior their ehildrnr. oi
claimuopartoithepuhliescbooliunii
gamed parochialorother to
.. a are not opposed a
the employment oi children" iaetd‘”
nor to an enactment providing for more
hie compulsory attendance at schoolrcn
doweobjecttoaniuleriereucehythe
with schools conducted eoutrsryto the”
lie order and morality.
leustotlulaw. A:
“But we proton agninst the so is
Bennett law because it unnaoassaril °
unjustly curtail: our civil and relipw‘
liberty. ior it odors the school board a “7
portunity at determining arbitrarily tent
child, during the period of interned attend
uneqmnst attend a school in the city,
town or district in which it resides, thus
depriving parentaoi the right to send tbair
children to a hetteror more suitable school
outside the district.
“It compels parochial and other private
schoolstoohservethe timeortimesqi at
teudaucs and by school boards without
regard to the rites and customsoi churches
in their schools.
"It prescribes certain studies as also the
medium of instruction therein; further-
more itswordiug lunch as toaflord school
boards ample opportunity to usurp powers
not given them, although the state and its
omen! have uoriahttointerierswiththe
management oi parochial and other pi
"Wmmh declare that oi
" 0 re rapt-Ila
former party adulation we shallyots h
such candidates only as plain themselv'
toworkiortherepealoi theBeunstlsw.
lta nepesl Dams-sect
"As patrioticcitiuns, maintaining human
rights, both civil and advocating
sound principles oi education and with no
enmity toward the English language, we
are opposed. however toall rnaasuresteud—
ingtooppreasthe immigrated citiuns to
suppress their native tongue. we call upon
all who cherish liberty above party and
nationality to join us in thaeilort to have
this unnecessary unjustaad disourdhreed-
iug measure
Committees will be a in each
district to ascertain the views oi all eaadiv
dateaontha lsw,audoulytbosewhoadvo
eatetheaheoluterspealoithenssnettlaw
will be supported.
The Hebrew Galvan“
Brannon, Va, June l.-'l'he Grand
lode’nai B'rith WWW
Inwanstein in the chair. it was resolved
toehanpethatimeoi nwctinu ouconvfii
tionstothelast Sunday in April or first
Sundayinliayinsteadoithslast South
inflayoriint Sunday in June. Adel
L. Sanger, «New York, oilseed sr-olaw
tion. which was snanimsly adopted.
that thaexacollvseommittebeaulhorhed
toeooperate
.llirachiundiorthsaidoidestitute immi-
beorpniaediorsimilar philanthropic»
irate; alsothat aeomrnlttaeoi one mani-
baritomeschdistrhtheappointsdtoesrry
oatsuchinstruetiousssthseueutiuoomv
5:
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a crawl. NATIOSAL “113:” m. “'III a 2“
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and
. “ petition interwar dis-
m ”WWI at Christ satire
me ruler of. the Win til-thanks-
giving proclamation.
km ””‘il’.’ zinger...” '51,“
I" II. on
all: by the governor’s leniency
ham be released in flower x
Thehody oi l). W. Behreiner was iouud
mlymanxned by drain the minnoihis
home our Creator”. 0n! Evidence points
to murder
John Tmlin was publicly lashed with a
carbide by Carmel Mott,
athrndcu 8. J. Tomlin had repeatedly
beaten his Mucwiiemhostlutappesledm
iohsrhrother. the councilman. tortuous-m
lion. Warrants were sworn out tor both
putter. .
T'hearrlval of Elders Wiley and Brindle
with ill Mormon converts raises the on»
iionasto whethertha latter arecontraet
laborers. The courts will decide the ques-
lsda" Wilder! If
Madneatultaymondst. “b
«it!!! 81W. 31121-0!
some 1.
runs.- cw “cashier
CITY NATIONAL BA
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surplus ELEV;
comm NATIONAL new? a
Misti.
. (mines.
Fm. coma; ”$1305 BANLW
WM“ 8. Handy prest; Harris 5 Crew. vice
pest; lanes ii. , true.
uncut. BA!“ 0? NOW“ The, 51 Wall
1.1% tal M. M
wear '~ "
nonwsu sermon comm. The we: at, N. '
over 8W surplus ill).
a ano- ...-..-, snnwwi yin»...
championship at the 'Cnimd stem
THE DANCE OF DEATH.
Terrible lienne in a liall nos-Ia. Caused
by Itaplodll. la-pa.
Baum, June 5,—Dnrinu the pmgrees oi
a hall at Arnstadt a chandelier wntaiulng
anumbevoi lamps tilled with petroleum
ielltothe floor luthernidstoi a crowdoi
dancers. 'l’he lamps exploded, scattering
the binning oil over the terrified men and
women in that part oi the hull. and a hor-
rible scene ensued.
Bhrieking womeu,with their gar-incur!
hissing, run in all directions, defying the
allorta oi friends to extinguish the llama.
and many were thrown with Vick-tux: hum
d desperation tothadoor, and held while
tbair'burningc was torn iron: them.
“Indium intoi openalr and were
hurried to death heiore pursuing frlfllde
could overtake and relieve them.
Thirteen others were serionaiy horned,
anditisthouphtthatsonuoi them cannot
survive their injuries.
Ilsa lain-Ir (lo-We.
Last Morton, N. Y.. June fr—At the
negro conference the ioliowlng union» were
elected: Pmident, R. B. Hayes. Ohio; nee
rotary, Rev. A. ll. Brndiord, New Jersey;
insurer, l). L C. Warner, New York.
The organization is known as the Mohonh
(Eminence iortho Waliue, Education and
maximum oi the Colored People oi
the United lit-tea. Among the speakers
yesterday aiternnou were as- President
Buyer, Judy Taupe. Pruident Gaines
[imam Cullen at W, and
Professor Hutchinson. Biddle university,
Alloithespeakers rains-d to the neces-
sity oi industrial educatim as a means tor
the development oi the nape: c.hsraeter
Thecouveutiouwillremain in session to-
day and tomorrow.
. flea loyal Area-nu.
Muwaoau. Wis. June 1—11» thir-
teenth annual session at the Supreme
Meir Amati.
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Elegant Wreaths for Trimming
F A W C E'I‘T’ S
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Ho. 8 Witter It!” t.
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Thelarptandlest stunt-em shown
Mk Callasdseethen. ever I.
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so and 49 .
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BICYO'LEB.
marlin Warwick Marga.
mm II” I mm
eatery. an hall floors. 91: m
”'Wfll’s‘h hm" ham
Whoolor ear Glovot,
rsswaursmocseecanmun, ”rem
NECK EAR!
KWEAR!
Finest and Largest Line
pi") .Eic. “carts in Town.
him rats immense use at 50c,
paid elsewhere at 15:.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
Davis
The Tailor,
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Bulls Mill 8
SP ECIAL’TIES- .
Our Bomb Kid Lawnmower-n the finest everofl’ered In mm_
Indies French Kid Hand Bowed, Ladies’ French turned and welts at pea-M
will uzonish you.
A full lim- oi Indu-s’, Childmi’ e and lien’ n Shoes that will pay all to m
CLOVER & OLS
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
T. Burr Guyer it Sell,
Sprmgwood. V I
ALI; ORDERS PBOMP'I‘LY much.
'ony People nun it to their advantage to train «'
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
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