Ray Waldron Is riding a new ‘
.ai iii. Gorbam and family are 'oaippo'
Mrs. Levi Jones is III at her home 111‘
1 lilnst avenue
ing on Hay Island.
Mrs. Franklyn G. Brovi'n is riding a
new Cleveland bicycle
Bert. Bloom and William Moifatt are
camping out on Cookonoe island
Miss Helen Finch. of V1111 zilndt
street, is rllstieating in the Berkshires.
vMius Eva Warren. of Nnugntuck, is
the guest of Miss Lucy Collins. of Os‘
born avenue.
Mrs. M. 11‘. Born, of Rowan street, is
spending the day with friends in‘
Greens Farms.
Attorney John J. Walsh's yacht Vic
‘tor" is at Mianus. where her engine is
being overhauled.
Miss Jennie E. Davis. of Rowan
strait, left today for a three .wccks'
stay ill Salem. Mass.
Miss Ida Model). of llarchmont, was
the guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Jones, of East avenue.
Charles Smith. of this place stalted
this morning on a several day' a bus!
ncss trip to Mentor, thol '
Mrs. Campbell. of East avenue. and
Mrs H. C. Blake, of St. John avenue.
spent yesterday in New York city.
Misses Lizzie Kennedy and Kathryn
Dolley. of Nougatile‘k. are visiting
Miss Nora E. Ryan. of Selleck street.
Butcher W. A. Bronson..of .Flrst
street is taking a any oil' and enjoying
the special trip to Narrangansett Pier
Misses Helen St, John and Helen
Finch of this place expect soon to
start on a vacation trip to the Berk-
sliir.os 1
Captain W. H. Ve11ty and First Mate
Samuel Carr have gone to Westport ill
the "Addie V." where they will be en-
gaged in towing.
Mrs. William Wright, who has been .
quite seriously ill at her home in Got-
tage avenue, is now able to sit up for
a short time each day.
C. 8, Jordan. of Sound Beach, is now
omploycdby Leslie Gamble on the all-
ditiou being built on' the Colonial Foun.
dry & Machine ('ompaliv.
Rev Frank Lea. of Belle Island will
East accnue ethodisi Church Sunday
morning and Rev Edward Cunningham
will preach in Bridgeport.
Franklin Criflin. son of i'irugizlst '1‘.
ll. Griffin. went to Springwood, this
' morning and brought home a goal
which he has commenced to linin.
Mrs. William Hosegood and (laugh
tor Mrs. Allen Wood. of Prospect
street. have goneto Stanwich for a
visit with Mrs. Briggs. of that place.
Mrs. Cl.’ F. 'l‘i'islram. accompanied by
her son John and niece. Miss Buck-
ley. of Warren a1enuc. left for Lake
Ronkoncoma. I. I. this afternoon. for
a few days’ visit with 11.nlaiivos.
. Captain-1D. P. Morrell. .l11.. started to
take a party out for a sail Sunday
morning.- The storm came up and the
captain made for Gregory‘s Point. or-
living there in time to escape the rain.
Frank Ferguson rim .1 in ii Josalov
skylg grdcery. will leave next week £01
a prolonged vacation with lelatives in
Central New York state. He will not
1'eturn'until school reopens for the
fall telpi.
The regular Tuesday evening class
meetinguwill be held this evening as
111111111111 the East avenue Methodist
Church. The leader Viill be assisted
by Rev Mr. Cunningham paste: of the
Valley Stream 1:. 1.. (‘IilllCh.
The cabinet of the Epworth League
of the East avenue Methodist Church
met iaabrcvenlng at th;1 parsonage and
holds very interesting meeting it was
decided to divide the League into four
departments giving each department
ncertaln number of workers. There
will be the Religious. Merry and Help
Litepary and Social departments and it
is. expected that with this division the
workman be carried on to much better
advontade than formerly. Plans were
111991194911 for the outing of the League
to‘ be held Labor Day but nothing do
no 19 wall reached. he outing will is
up one of tile orwolk islands
oil 111 Witchcraft
v (1 goiter, the carpént‘er. is tall-
., fweoks' vapation. ‘-
’ of Stamford was in Don
Mighty afternoon
ftoi'n‘o'y William F Tammany. of
Sofith 11111911111111. was in Darien yester-
day 11 4411130011. , 1 -.
1,: Peterson, J11, who has been
this parents. returned yester-
hills home in 131001111111.
1 Mitry Leim‘er. of Brooklyn who
has on 11111195111991.1111 Darlcn. re;
or homo yesterday.
lerk Thaddeus Boll returned
from his recreation tip to
1. He reports a fine time
Leonard ‘of Noroton. who
with pneumonia:
111114 1111 be out
. 99111119 Fife, and Drum 001p:
ed 10‘ accompany the 0110.119"
oath 1119111911: on the (1111
then ialdlid. , The members
"will be renovated and the organ thor-
chapel Sunday afternoon
- 1 1 -_ ridkeport. spent
Sunday at his home ‘erc.
. 1's. A. 11911030111 111 entertaining
btivhs from Greenwich.
manna Jones is visiting his uncle.
111111.411 1110111111111:
[Sunday at Ebenezer Fltc’h’ s in Weston.
Mn; and Mrs 1111qu iii 11111.0: Nor-
liralk.‘ spent Friday: with
0W . .
‘Mli. I‘l'fiil Mrsgiie'tér Ge‘iat are enter.
mining a number of friends from New
York.
1. Mrs 10.1.. Gregory returned 011 Slit
urday from a few days” stay in Ridge-
ilold
Mrs. John Crawford and Miss Edna
Cranord are visiting friends in City
1911111.
Mrs. Leslie Gregory, of Brooklyn is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Caroline
Wyman.
M11. and Mrs. E. L. Gregory spent
Sunday at llroadren' s farm on Chest~
nut Hill .
James Campbell Went to Brooklyn
last night. where he has a position of-
fored him.
Mrs Charles Snilndeis entertained
her sister and children from Fairlield,
last week.
Families from New York have mov-
ed in the two places known as th‘e Mil
1011' 91 forms.
.Mrs Hattie Benton and son were
11111111: over Sunday of W. Hanliurst
in Westport.
Truman Ailing and sister. of New
Haven. are visiting at A. Rorbrlck's.
Newtown avenue.
Misses Jean and Beryl Cronk were
guests on Friday of Miss Marjorie
Walsh in Norwalk.
-A large number of people here went
to Pine Rook Grove today with the
Baptist Sllndav school picnic. ‘
Mrs. L 11. Clark and Mia. Robert
Clark are visiting relatives in (Movers-
viilc and Johnstown. Now-York.
Miss Anna Ross has gone to house
keeping in file Fitch-place and has
taken her brother's children to board.
Charles E. Gregory, who was badly
injured from falling from a load of
bay several weeks ago, was out Satur
day for the first time.
Arthur Crook is spendina his vnea
tion with. his sister, Mrs. George Mer-
rill in Norfolk Va. M1.Mcirlll is sick
with typhoid fever and Mr. Crook is
assisting in looking after the large
:luséness they have there in the hat
1'11 (1
wssrpon r.
Hanfoi'd l‘llirr is ham":1 from a busi-
ness trip to Spl'.lilgflnld Mass
.lohu Kepler of New York. spent
Sunday with his biotlicr William
Mrs. A. Alldn who has been visiting
in Newark ioiui'lii'd home Friday.
Karl Dodge is the proud own nor of a
llior'ouglibred English bull ter'rlie.
Mrs Louis Penneii has as her guest
Miss 1. Columbus, of (labors. N. Y
New steel beams ale to be placed on
tilokl allroad bridge crossing the Songs
tui'
Mrs. Henry 01111111 is entertaining a
sistei recently arlivcll floin Swifaer
Iund
Homer and Hale Clark left tOWii to
(lily for a visit with relatives in Chl-
cago
Captain Scrcno Allen is confined to
his home by a seveie attack of rheu-
matism. ,.
Miss Jennie llasscldinc. of New
York spoilt last week at the home of
SGlcgoi'y
JRev. L. W. Holmes and wife left yes
Ieidav fill a two weeks‘ mention in
the Berkshlie Hills.
James E Lees and wife have left the
seashore for the mountains and are lo
noted at Sugar. Hill. N. H 1
Miss Edith Bradley left town Satur
day for iiillsdalo where she will spend
the balance of her vacation.
Christ Church picnic will be held at
Pine Rock park. Wednesday. instead of
(lg-en island as was ciiglnally intend
(11
Joseph A Hill left town yesterday
for Boston where he began duties 19'-
day. with the American Steel & Wire
Company.
Trinity Church is closed for three[
weelm During the interim the edifice
ougbly overhauled
Miss Edna Meeker. who has been
confined to her room at Lyons Plains.
through sickness in so flu recovered
as to be able to be about town.
‘ George F. Hendricks loft Saturday
for New York. Mr. Hendricks; will
spend his vacation trolleyiilg to var
ious points about the metropolis.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lo wbol
have been spending a few week at the
Atlantic House. Nantucket Bemnahsve
left that resort and are now at Super
HIIL New Hampshire. Where they will:
spend the month of Auzust. . '
Kari A. hedge. treasurer of the Ella.
19111113111911.1911: 011.. has rec
root from England a fine lilii
dog. Any can to look at the canine;
who knows anything about dolls will
immediately tell you that he is a litur-
ou hbroli. 1
Wiepiaaentatiyo Lloyd black will ha. 9
Wehicpmmeted one of the lineup-bail
‘ill this section of the 911119. lilvcrytb
' sneni' '
5 stood near made ll grab for Mills and
last.
. New “111700.911: vbltors at Jnmes I)
I11
It‘fidéf I 1)
Mills
l h‘eilpiicitli‘l.
but it was a matter of moment to hold
the balloon and keep (1119's footing. as
Mills and others irealiaed when the
monster mllchine was 119111115”,
be dot 100110 I l
91111111111411
recent years was filers a “Vendor hus-
tle on the part of (ledge to part conic.
pally 1.1111 anything. ,. l'eii Lyon who:
succeeded in helping him to extricate
himself. .
M1111; Lilliaa‘ he ”quit”
from Bridgeport...
Mrs. Frank Morehouse is entertain-
ing her sister from New York. .
,David L. Coley and family contem-
plate moving to Norwalk next month.
1.. R. Hoyt who has been ill from a
stroke of paralysis. is able to ride out.
II. -.S 01011er lost another fine
cow by being,r struck by lightning last
week... .. .
Mrs. Elwood of Southport.
spent several days with Mrs W.
Shel wood
Charles Squires. from Montauk
Point. L. 1., has been the guest of Mrs.
l. N Thorpe. ~
Mrs. C. E. Coley and little son. of
Norwalk. have been guests of Mrs
A. C. BraMdiey
F. E.;Kilthaw has moved his family
in New York. having sold his place
here to Mr. Hutchinson.
Mrs. George Barrel] and Miss Velma
Berloli left town on Suturdav to spend
several inept s in New York.
llightniiie a ruck a large maple tree
in the yard of Thomas ’Iheadwell.1iiir-
Lillg the heavy shower of Wednesday
SI . .
A. C. Bradley and Frederick Banks
look the initiatory degrees in Cockenoe
Tribe of Red Men, on F1 lday evening
s has returned
he‘s
D. L. Coley is about again after be
1111: confined to 11111 home for a wank.
the result of being thrown from his
wanton several days 1130.
Six candidates were initiated in the
list and second degrees at Norfield
Clause on Fiiday evening last. at a
incclal meeting. The thiid and
fourth degrees will be conferred on
the evening of August 8. -
NEW CANAAN -
Saminis & Smith have (‘11: contract
in der'olatine and painting the $111.11
Ridge. and Rock solloolhpuse...
Tile new sidewalk oh the west side
if South avenue built by order of flu
10111111111. is in inadlness far concrete '
'ilic HHIIIIIIIIII place. foot of 1" lap-
board Hill has been sold to Mrs. Caro-
line Whi'ltenollr. or Brooklyn. win: 111.
like possession soon.
William C. Warren and family. of
1101111111 and Miss 'Ruth Warren. of
Walrrn 1; Park stimeet
Conrad Groh is entertaining the
Misses Annie and Nollie (iroh and
Albert Croh. of Brooklyn for several
Weeks at his home, East avenue.
A. J. Richards and Miss May For1
.man. of Brooklyn, have been guests of
Mr. and Mrs M Coleman and Mr. and
M111 J. E Hersam. for several days.
Miss Ethel Harrison. Miss Nellie
lloyre and Edward Mllncr. of Brook-
lyn have been guests of Misses Kath-
urine and [do Bliss. Richmond Hill.
this week.
FOR CONTEMPT 0F COURT.
NEW YORK. Aug 64~Peter Power
the complainant in the suit against the
directors of the Northern Pacific Rail
r~oad company, to. restrain from 11111111
in; over the stock of that company to
the Northern Securities company was
today served at West Hurley; N Y.
with a citation to appear before Jua-
tice. llacombe in the United States air;
cult court.- .on Wednesday and show
cause why he should not be punished,
for contempt of court.- The contempt
proceedings were the result of the fail
are of George Alfred Lamb. counsel
for Power. to produce his client for ex
ordination before special Examiner
Mable despite the fact that subpoenas.
have been served on P0911111 011 three
occasions within three week. Mr.
Lamb had secured several postpone.
menu-1 of the Marin: on the around
that Power was in ill health.
Aliens Poll 1141: 111131111.
NEW LONDON August rip-.w. 1.
HOReiIly, today awarded the contract
for the erection of the. arena for the
proposed Corbett McGovern boxing ex.
hi union 101-119 held in this city on Au-
gust 29. Workwlli begin on the arena
towel-now. . The: “War dimensions of
the structure samba 411111.149: 11v 290 9"
fast. it will seat 20 .000 poohlel Tiers
of be as will. enclr o the II and
behind one: and more relibmhoal will
b. quilts. .‘Ai carousmaenhi
.3140... . .1
.. on
, tidbit
'SPFARTHGI’JAKI 1114
i
is being arranged for the come'
ii
abbot-1. ‘ é
- is a valuable industry for Hartford
‘ F. Willimori» president'nnd Il"CltSlliCl‘;:
‘ qr 143033209 11111“ 2-001: 9
91961111919111 4.64.411411591.’ 11: 911811 g
k9.
o1,6111 . 1110111411111
updrimeiit
be 9 represent
8611191111111} 11141
0311111 be proved to
, is lame. weak or soil as 0119.
"Would you experéulcnt on it?
away places.
it's different who the endorsement
comes from home. 1 .
Easy to prove lecal testimony.
Home endorsement is the proof that
31110le every box of Deans Kidney
- lls
Read this case:
Mr. William Aciler, of 10 Cove
street employed in the Norwalk [lock
Company says: "i was suffering from
an attack of back ache and my attcn
lion was directed to Dean's Kidney
Pills i got a box at Plalsteds drug
Endorsed by 9051130119 from for
directions indicated.
promptly and radically. .Doan'm Kid~
ney Pills are a fine remedy for back-
ache. No reaction no bottle to carry.
no spoon to forget or lose. You simply
put them in your pocket and they do
the rcsf.‘
For sale by all dealers. Price 50c 11
box. FosterZMilburn Co. Buffalo N;
Y. solo agents for united States
Remember the name Deans and
take no other .
1 1
OFFICIAL saw-21.091153
Contract for Eli-ping Year Secured by
Hartford Manufacturing Co.
The Hartford Manufacturing Com.
pany received the contract Saturday
for supplying the past office depart
ment of the United States with regis-
tered package registered tag, money-
order. official and dend- letter enve-
lopes. This is a yearly contract coy
ering the period from October 1.1902.
to September :10. l903, and calls for
over 100 0110 000 of envelopes. The am
aunt of the bid was $1l9.82ii.04. This
is the twenty- sixth time since 1874
executed in connection with the
eludes all the stamped envelopes and
stamped 111 uppers used in this coun-
try All of these stamped envelopes
1011 Manufacturing Company and the
Morgan Envelope Company; which is
now known as the motion] Monufac
lining Company. since 1874.
The next highest bidder for the of.
filial 1‘millnf‘l this year was Clarence
Wolff. of Philadelphia M. S: Chap:
man the uenoral manager and treasuri
or of the Hartford Manufacturing
Company. was in Washington at. the
ripening of the bids. which occurred at
2 o clock Fliday afternoon. He has
had the management of the contract
business for many years. and has been
very fortunate in securing business
for his company. The stamped cave.
Iopl.1 works at South Ann and Jewell
siroois. has given ”employment to_
about 300 people for many years. and
CERTIFICATES 0F ORGANIZATIONJ
BRIDGEPORT August ii-«The cor.-
ticnte of organization of the Factory
Audit and Appraisal Company, filed at‘
the ((111111 clerk's office. shows the cap-
ital stock to be $115000 shares tibii
each of which 812. 500 has been pad
in The officers of the concern are ll
‘W '1‘: illucks secretary and 1.. WII
son. a director.
The certificate of organization of tllej
Griffin I’enfleld Hat Company with for: 1
fury at Golden Hill and Middle streets
»\'vas flied today at office of the town
clerk All the stolk is full paid. no
estimate of the amount of each share
or the number thereof appears.
Even an elastic conscience will some-
times fly back and 1111113.
unifi'v'onx. NEWHavnN 9',
HARTFORD Ramadan
TIM! TABLE.
m‘
In effect May 18, 1902.
LEAVE IOU'I'H wNDIIWALK FOR
NIW YO K.
A. M~1224dx. 4. 40!. 5:691. 9:15.
0:55. 7:13. 7: 62. 85.161: 9: 09:, 9: till.
9958.1019911.’ 10: 40 11: 11511.
P. hie—12:96:. 1:112:95; 9:95.
3122:. 4:.07 4: 1301‘. 6140.515“.
6198,61051.71.m 729511, 8100 10:30.
SUNDAYS.
P. xAIM-ii 22x, 5'40‘. 5: ”I. 7: 201'
10:10.
clown Niiw vonu 991.9911.
uonw WALK. .
.. "Medal 1195:“. 5:110 4:911. mo.
90 .9 9:111:11. 919411. 10: 99:.
14111111
oturdbya‘ only.
91119111119. _ '
.w-lfl: 00:11 6: 00 ’l. 901 10108.
Md) 4:991. 11 pi)
‘1 Idlit night: that lildwald: 14111 reit a wall
: hastened t0.
store and took the contents as the -
They noted ‘
. from distressing- pains and general fill
that this contract has been awarded to .
the Hartford companY. and it has been 1‘
stamped envelope contract. which in"
have been manufactured by the Plimp '
. very painful and serious results.
‘ uratoia piece of cloth. folded several
' D. Jackson and Co. indianspoliii
A. n..--19 4911. 11 0511;. 11:99:, 9: 05, , .
11111441311 Explain. t
phoned to Medical Insanili
inf and Ubdoitdkeu 1W1 T: Congh‘lln.
19119111119091 of South Farms. was (lead
The medical examiner and undertaker
mine had found M11
Mantel ally
oliile lbl‘sison, who is h“: Mellifléilllaw~
OHM 31111110111111 facts In the (also
if passlliic. who the joker Malay be
ALL. WERE SAVED. :
,‘l'lflor mpg-111111111111 911911
sory from rouchitis." writes J. H.
too I was unable to work. Then, when
Consumption My Wife suffered in‘
loosely from Asthma. till it cured her,
and all our experience goes to show it
work. " A trial will convince you it's
unrivaled for Throat and Lung Dlseas
es. Guaranteed bottles bile and $1.00.
Trial bottles free at lit-«H. Baxter's;
STREET CARS BEING OPERATED.
HUNTINGTON. W. V311 August 4~l
All the street ears are being operated
‘bethen here and Ashland. Ky..1 with
noli- union men today.-l1ut they are be-
lnu patronized but little. Friends of
the strikers still line the sti'eet.'and“:
plead with all who sympathize with
union labor not to use the car. ‘
W
MOTHER ‘ALWAYB KEEPS IT
HAND . ..
"My mother suffered a long time,
health due primarily to ionisation":
sayii L. W Spaliiing,1Verona.Mo "Two
years ago i got her to try chol She
grew better at once and now. at the
£113.91 of seventylalx. out: anything she
wants, remarking that she fears no
limit effects as she has her- bottle of K0
.dol ,handy. " Don‘t wasmtlme doctorln'g
symptoms. 1 .00 after .the cause. .if
your stomach is sound your health will
.be gopd. Kodol rests the stomach and
strengthens the body by dimesthlg your
:food. It is natures own tonic. Clif-
ford Pharmacy.‘
11.. .- 4. w . ........,.. _....,..1_... .1 Mi. M.
‘fi—V'l
Phone 132.
When Your Engine
(111:: Back 011 You
and you do not know how to‘make
. it respondmacknowledge the coin
and come to us Our “knowing,
how" won' 1 cost you half as much .
as your “not" knowing how is.
likely to, if you attempt to fix it
yourself. 1‘
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'F G CO.
W. R. THOMPSON. Manager.
50 WATER ST.. 80. NORWALK.
me. ."..1 g“ “f..- : .
COLORED GLJSSES
should not be worn without Intelligent
advice. Whenever an eye finds relief
in a shaded or colored glass something
is going wrong with the interior of
that cye‘tiiat needs attention. if it
were not so the light would not irrl‘
tale. Seek sdvice-the kind 1 can
give you-the kind that only can be
given after 11 thorough and intelligent
examination. Glasses if you need
them; none if you don’t.
HOME]! a. horn
cannons OPTICIAN.
Elm Watch Repairing. ‘
Roam 9, Limited Bank Dido. So. Nor.
0111 on hours 9 to 11: 44k 19-. 4111011. 39
Saturday evenings, 719.1
Special appointments made to null
patrons. i
Locust Bites“
The bite of the locust kissing bug '
and spider are poisonous ilnd produce
Sat-
thicknesses with Brlzlliau Balm and
bind over the bite: instant relief.
Remove in half an hour and you will,
find a drop, as green as grass. ”This
is the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble is over. This is the
only thing in the would we lmowmf
that will do this. Equally effective for
snake and mad dog bite if instantly
applied so always keep it on hand
Kills boo. wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Druulsts or sent quick. 13.:
We are 'irylnki to better iidtiafy our.
customemby i hav be any 1111391193
on the road. at wii attend vol-y
memory to orders by 11014111191110.0110
by to loll/ins prices with ileum deal
bur llklildmof :Iron. tic 111.. 111111
bar boots. shoes andl bicycle tires. 151:;
"ml 111154.611: heavy brass.
1001111411114. 10
7.03 0: hp“?
. (I SW49 1.
lb.;,folacdn 'p Iii
1F. Ca.‘
1' request they had _
Today they are investigating to learn “
untold ml. '
Johnston. of Brollghton, (in. "that of ‘
everything else failed 1 Wailiwholly ‘
.cured by Dr. King’ 11 New Discovery for ,
is the best Croup medicine .in the ~
munilloli Autopolil
11111111111911.1411; ‘ i
,II
WW? musical.
11111 is expressly for .
‘giichen Floor
Headquarters for ,,
Haldwla'le ' Fishing
Tackle Guns. Ami-i
t v.1“
0115 Launch hippies
lls etc, i '1' '
112 wAsHNiol'ou erass'r,
soul's NOBWALK
“ ‘ Phone 43.11. 1
Child’s Rocker Free
For 46 Ozone Soap Trude 111111119.
2 Ozbno Starch Trade Marks.
2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade Marks
ENE We"
trial-111‘s
119119.11 11“ '
worm- & minus
morons Ann CYCLE SUPPLIES
112 South Main 81.. ‘ 80311011119111
The three kinds of Tradc'iMarks
must be presented for rocker.
All first class stores sell the Czonel
seeds. 1
‘ ‘11‘1‘11121161‘111‘11‘11111111112.»
means tiouble. but' death without in-
surance in tile Connecticut General
may mean the Poor House for the
Wife and children Think of it t0'1
day. Settle it tomorrow by calling
“D011
111131111 11. Field General Agent. 1‘
Hubert F. Pierce Special Agent.
United Bank Building.
Spellial Sole .
550 bag
A Itull
COTTAGE AVE.“ 144:8? NORWALK.
'1
Beautiful
WWI 1’.!
114141.111
1“. expel
‘ 0991111611..
- 911 11111 ‘e‘t
. faultless skin, rich.
9111111113 face.
. ., Dr1 (filo? New 911111-9111:
. 1111mm active; digestion
, aches. no chance for
I, ter' 41.. f1
1 Dickinson, duperlnteudent
, past making arrangements for
says thelcabi‘elvdll loddit at WWW
. what is known as the-81m 9011 i'
, arty whei'e Robert Louis
1 and lung trouble; 1 "
~ mar W. J Hussy 11111101111091:
. years he couldn't been a
. “3°"
Volunteer Flour “
' tors to cure a aévoro coho
. causing 24 111111011111
. .9111
Furuyua Japan that
visitiné Wesleyan They coal
.5, 11111111111? trade 11110. 11111111141101
are vast sting the foe
lineal: of Prof . W. 0
They'i‘were Invited her ' '
of the Univeral
who Is here studyinglfilod utrl
Ii
151'? Japanes 1:;
ID?!
rosy coibnl
Shre looks , .
“10m Mm (
them yourself. (gully-
SAN FRANCISCO. Aux-
merclal cable Conipa in ft
who has 11121511 in How i‘ fort
of the company's propelled Pa'ciii
ble’ at this point bnsiorriyed here.
lived during his' soioul‘h‘ in my:
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