. entail To Be llelii-
lililll iii Belle lSIiilill
embers of the Pine Lodge
“ll “ware delightfully outcr-
uy afternoon by Mrs. Joan
, l; her summer home “Cob-
mo.” Five tables woio In
the afternoon and the any
I military ellchrc was very
ed. Mrs. W H. Hall. of'
_ Mrs. Robert Van Burch.
‘rtlh E. Dennis and Mrs. C‘. W.
«cured the prizes at the first
hil Miss Fanpie Hoyt Mil-l G:
Mrs. T. ‘l. Raymund and Mrs.
napp took the awards at the
“fort- The next meeting of the
l he held with Mls. Dexter
coll. and Mrs. William (‘urtis at
dr’a cottage Hickoxy Bluff,
‘ ,August 18. at 3 p. m.
bung men of the Island ale
’3 to hold a minsticl chow
lch they intend to make the
éhtbe season. Consiilcinhlt
1 thus been found among thc
‘ (lag-young men of the Island.
is expected that the affali will
bl allocess. illc boys mei 3nd i
Iternoon, at Edgewuter cottage
lid some plans for the affair.
aye not yet decided where the
. ill beheld. but it will probably
‘ .. lace one week from Saturday
{Elie entértainnlent committee halo
‘ ‘ to hold a lectulé Saturday 93
g in the Gospel tent. and tickets
he affair were issued today ’1‘ch
rer will be Attomcy W. I. ll. lio-
all; of Stanifmd, an able and mag-
' lipeaker, who will undoubtedly
a large crowd Ho 33 ill take for
Bubject “A Studcnt of (lcilnanyf
opic with Willtll ho is tholiiughl3 in
million having tralcicd and slmlicil in
country. Mr. Bahamian has con
b0 deliver the Icctulc at tho
est solicitation of Cabarlc F.
‘ president of thc Bcilc island
rovement Society 33 ho is his warm
sand admircr
. and Mrs C. H Davis, accompnn‘
by Misses Bertha and Salon and
‘ph Shuldice enjolcd a tiip to
lilt, yesterday. in Ml Davia‘
biilc‘. The. party took dinner
floods in the Park City, return-
ply, in the afternoon. The trip
de in good time. and Ml‘. Davis
. imself a capable chauffeur. l'lc
,' able to guide the big machine
here and has perfect control over
W. wells & Company 5 spite driv
Was at work yesterday driving
, as for W. F. Clark's new dock at
at end of Littlc South Beach.
3 in (dark has not decided v. long
“ ‘ or will be The driver mallard
I: about a dozen splice lip: to one
9 After this walk Ia‘ done a
on structure will he placéd on
he entrance to thmc pier will be
‘t a pile of rbcks at the cast and.
Wu new lamp chimneys were pur- .
hedyesterday to replacc the ones
thought were broken by boys
The globes wcrc,
hurried again as usual last
‘Mémbers of the Belle island
cmont Society are watching for
creams and if any more. lamps
ken. there will be tronblc.
in Holmes and wife left today
home in New York city. after
‘ phenom stay of three Weeks at
,rtlett cottage. Mr. Holmes look
’the mlnstrcls last Saturday
regret that they will be unable
in valuable service. any more
lain Jumbo and a band of
. workers from Elim Home.
a service this evening on
will of ll. .1. Hypaon In float
Mr. Hypsou will conic
hi bin lantrclr.l after no
will tnka them homo. '1
haul of William can
proprietor of the Hav-
_. wore glad to sec him- or-
yesterday. after being
illmiao for several days.
wan assured by his doc:
Charles H Wilcox and
h. Brant have returned
in banality after a
, wife and two-‘yqa‘roid son. 9
9 going will he assessed twrnty~ilye
ly in the evening and inks 9‘" "L
err e.;~ , t is
l The cocoon coat lib “not
yet been decided upon.
Rev. Frank Lea. who has been spend
lag asveral days i ow York is ex
peeled at tho laid the liliidi‘ ”ft of
tho week. He wil bring with him his
Mir“ and Mrs. Marshall Andrews, of
alwalih. have taken possession of
"ileachsldo" cottage on Crescent
Beach and intend to remain for a” few
would =
Misses Florence Marsh and Mabel
Merrill have returned to thcii homes
ill Wood Haven. N. Y., attcr a few
days‘ lcClcniioii and rest at Elim
Home . ,
‘.‘M ii Hall has returned to his homo
In Brooklyn aflor‘havinu boom the
[:11th of Mr and Mia. John H Ferris,
of Cobble Cutlass? for several days
Mr and Min. George F. ii to loft
yosierdliy morning for Blookl n and
today staltod fol Asbllry Pnik whore
[boy will soiouril fol a few days,
Mi. and Mrs C. ll. Davis and Miss
Scliuldico want to. Danbury Sunday in
Mi. Davis big raci g auto and spent
the day with fricn s
Mi and Mia Washbuin, of Blookiyn
ale .ojoulning at the Bell Island
House. 'l‘héy intend to remain about
a week. '
Miss Nellie Stuart has returned from
a several days‘ stay in New York city
to licr home in Cottage avenue. '
Mrs. William Gilbert and ,Master
William Jennings. .oi’ Dnnbury. are
aucsts at the Clover cottage.
Mr. and Miss Willis have gonc to
Chicago. nttcr‘ n vcry‘plcasn’nt stay of
two wccks on the Island.
Miss Lewis. of New York city, is
a illicst for a few days at the Bench
cottagc.
Mrs. Lewis. of New York city. is
spcudiiig a few days at the Bartlett
liltingo.
Mi. and Mia. Boidcn. of Spiingficld,
Mass. arc gucsts at the Baltlctt cot.
tiige.
Ms. W. C. Thomas, one of
cucsts at the Bella Island ilmlSc.
iii.
tlic
is
HICKORY BLUFF NOTES.
chcral of thc llicmllers of the New
Canaan (Iadct Corps arc quite expert
baseball players. Monday afternoon.
tcanis captained by iicrbci‘t Doty and
(‘ ‘richcl. played on ihc camp grounds
the foinlcr winning by the closc score
of 8 to 7. The losers then had to set
sct thc boys up to ten bottles of soda
The wlnucis claim, how'.clcr that ”103
got the worst of the baigain. getting
431in one glass aplcie from each hottlc
of stain}, Another garlic was played
yesterday" afternoon by the same
trains. but this time thcrc was no for-
full.
Thursday will be the big
“Damp llurdelt.” Tomorrow is to bc
'\’isilors‘ Day.“ and it is cxpccted that
ovcr a hundred of the boys‘ rclaiivcs'
and friends will ‘comedown from New
Cannon and spend tho day at the camp:
In anticipation of this the boys have
been astlr and today are mking tlic fins
*aldetails of preparation. One of the
features will bc a monster clambakc to
ho plcpnred by “Ya Ya." at the south
and of the camp grounds.
‘Ya, Ya“ won the admiration of the
fans at‘ Camp Burlictt' ‘ 3cstcrday af-
i moon by making a record breaking
swim. The go‘od‘naturcd German cook
niadc tlic swim from tho beach in the
war of the Hickory llllifl‘gi‘occry. out
to the blue knockubout, around the
li'lili and return. The distance was
nearly a mile.
Quite a number ofvisitors from the
Norwalks and Nelv»"Canaan called at
"(‘aiup Bartlett." yesterday. and were
shown ovler the ground: b3 the genial
captain l- A Burdgtt. who takes a
signal pleasure in showing off his
"bins." as he likes to call them;
Several of the young men In camp
are organizing a stilling party for'to-
morn-ow. The trip will probably be
made to lmusi Grove Long Island
where the day will bc spent. Each one
day at
rants
Miss Sophie Lockwood who has
bran ill at bar home in Ncw Canaan.
has retained to thc Thatcher and
Lockwood cottage. to enjoy life It the
saaahorc again. .~
A new line of telegraph poles have
been erected along the Bluff avenue at
the Norwullt Yacht Club. lg.
Roms Pound“ NOTES.
' Mrs. Keenan, out! ofsthc actrcsseé
who hall been taking part in the per-
formaacea at the pavilion each even-
but. has [tune to her home in Bridge-
Harry diuretic of tho Roidh Point
Hatch has been engaged to alas each
afternoon this week at the pavilion.
A cairn walk will be one of the at-
tractions Saturday availing. at the no.
ton Point Thom-e9 l
malt Lanna.
. I3. {Mimi and party who havtI
been on a cruiac to the eastward in
the strain yacht “Nylkrd. " tire expect-
cd home today.
-0rdln,ary, lion
no terrors Wile i
"to
accidents have
(in ‘bottla of Dr
in that medicine
’ bruises.
Flank R
' guilds part of the contract to be por-
l
liARTFORD , August“: .
oil “has brou ht mill
aglllni‘lt lacunae Norniiu on lake for
nrvlcea' rendered and in the progress
the suit tho reperty of the insti-
tution at aluminum dorncr of Far-
intuition avonne rid aloud street has
hello attached. mount of dam-
arcs claimed is 81.200, and the cop
loll of the complaint and of the at—‘
tnchment have been filed in the cities“
of‘ the town clerk In the complaint
criteicd into tho employ of defendant
plilintiif at the work of soliciting finan-
cial support for the defendant and
.also of aiding and assisting in the in-
studpnts of =.i.ha‘BIblo, at the agreed
price of $3, 5900 a your. payable low
monthly installments. beginning Octo
hm l 1001 and in ddltlon thereto hla
traveling cxpcnacs d other disburse-
ments incurred in the course of such
eliliiloymcn’t; plaintiff duly perfcrin-
u‘mod by him until Oli'm‘ about itheL
fir it day of April 1902. when he rc
signed and on or about said daté his
icslcuation was accepted by tho dofenw
dant; on or about April 1. 1902. there
was due to the plaintiff from the de-
fchdant for salary then duo and un-
paid and for disbursements incurred
by'plaintiffln ‘the course of'his till
this as solicitor,‘ otcl.‘ $919.37; ill
tildiish the said sum has bcer‘i often
demanded of‘ defendant by plaintiff
tho same is still and due and unpaid. '
STANDS BY His CAPTAIN.
Commodore Tyson Appears at the
Trial of His' Sailing Matter.
GREENWICH. August ‘13.—‘—“if Ila
noon to jail. l'll go with him.“ said
(‘ommodore George G. Tyson, of the.
Riverside Yacht Club yesterday morn-
iini: when he appeared in Greenwich
with his captain Harry A. Llnliurg.
who had been, arrested on complaint
of llill-bormnstcr George W. Brush.
The arrest occurred Friday. nearly
two weeks after the occurrcncc which
occasioned it. and Commodoe Tyson
ucnt security fol his sailing master's
iipocaluncc in court.
in mart lustcrda3 tho Commodoio
had Judge McNall to defend the cnpf
lain. A demurrer was colored and
overruled. The prisoner refused to
plead. and was fined 83 and costs for
using abusive language. committing.' a
hrcach of the ammo. and being intoxi.
caicd. Tbc commodorc at once had an
appral taknn to the hiahci' court. and
wont bond for thc prisoner's appear~
aacc.
"It all came from Mr. Brilsh‘s inter.
furnace with the carnal 9" paid the
commodore; “He has take my launch
up tiin Winding Harbor at Goa (‘ob
and that shows that be wasn'tldrunk.
than. When he was fixinir the boat
Mr. Brush interfered with-him. that's
all. I'll tight for him."
FELL DOWN MOUNTAIN.
Removal of Suicida's Remains From
Cave Cameo Unlookod'for Happening.
HARTFORD. August 13.-Wlien
button F. Carrier, of Crescent City.
Fla ‘commitlod suicide in Mon. be
More in his farewell note to his broth
or make no fuss about my body." His
Idea probably was that the body never
would be found. for he climbed ’l‘alcott
Mmiutnili.‘and cmllilcd into an iiillcl
rcccss of Kink Philip's Cave there but
{me be shot himself.
'i‘hc sc‘arching party. which found
the body after a six daya‘ hunt, piloted
thalindcrinkcr‘s party there ycstcr
day. \thn the members reached lhc
liilih cliff above the covethcre was
the selercst rainstorm on record in
tlicro parts. An Italian was let down
hi a rope in the Cave forty eat from
tho top Wrapping the bud In bur-
lap be fastened it to the rope} dust
tho rope broke and the body foil down
the side of the mountain and it took
ncarly the i‘est of the day to recover
it.
.3...
Trolléyineri at capitol pony They Are
‘ “Or Ifllzin’g.
HARTFORD must iii—«The rcport
was circulated upon the streets you
tertiay that the strcct rallyiay conduc
torn and main n of this city were to
align ‘t union 3 mitt an organiser
villain lib city for no purpose.- The
report was emphatically denied by
both opinion ofi tbs moors Street
Railway Connolly «no the mail llu'dor
fhciir employ The tortilla noted that
the mun from a llama Benefit Allan's
lotion and flint: If film was any inkling
of trbublo that the man would coma in
the commit”? officials and his sure of
ham; accorded courtbnull treatment
and ma- dealing? a; <
many of our men were loan, a to
honor and only say “that the‘ can party
boats lanai all rlzlitiihd that may
blue no mm to'fom 9h Mammal
am no proposition rennin to thatan re-
sult had been broached tot «or
MW
IN BARIBD “WIRE FBNOE.
it‘ie not forth that “on or about the ,
tirbt day of September. 1901. plaintiff 9
will the defendant agreed to employ ,
niriiction afforded by the dofoudaut to .
' Write horror iii-co advice. Al-
a: it was nearing the top of the Cliff.
RUMORS O'FVHARTFORD UNION. '
' porntlvo tilt?"
rill Mr
1 Clear
To have a mlltm; Vanilla Flavor it '3".
"Dan Mail Polka III-w
fail you and all the L g [Glenna
country, how gm Iain u for
all tho benefits I h v‘a rocciv from
pin L (1qu 4. I"! having! VBKQ‘
b o «impound I annoyed Jar
M138 ELIZABETH GAIN“.
night. months from suppressed men.
at: nation, and it cffccwd my entire
i ystrm until I b cilm‘o weak and debil-
itatcd and at. times felt. that! ball a
hundred aches in as many places. I
only used the Compound for a. few
wcc. (S, but it. wrought. a. change in me
which I felt from the very beginning.
I havn been very regular since. have no
pains. and find that my entire body is
all if it. was mine“ cd. i gladly recom-
inland Lydia E. l’lnkhmn’s cho-
table. ‘ompound to everybody. "~—
fills-i ELIZAHEIII CAINK, 09 W. Division
bills, Fond do Lac. Wis. ~gaooo form: If
“has felt/mania! Is not annulus.
All such ti. time the greatest aid to
nature is Lydia. E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound. It prepares
the young system for the comin
change.- and lathe surest reliance for
woman ’5 ills of cvcr y nature.
-; Mrs. Pinkliam Invites all
young wolncn who are ill to
dream Lynn, Mass.
Through the error of a stupid boy in
a San Francisco art siorc, Thomas
Hill's latest picture of the Yosemite
valicy was nearly ruincd. The paint-
ing, which is cighl fort long. was boxed
as it had been rctiirncd from the Pan-
American exposition. The boy want-
ed material to make a small box. and
lic. suwcd through the cover of Hill's
painting. making eight holcs in thc
vanvas. 'l‘iic dealers declare that the
painting can be repaired, but Hill l:
much dcpicsscd olcr the incident.
be valued the onions at 85000. and nai-
garded it as his bcst picture of the fa-
nioun valley. Hill has had thrcc strokes
of paralysis. and it is doubtful whethér
this size. 0
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs Franklin Bush, of New Castle
llcl. says ”i Buffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used id have great dis
films and belching. i tried everything
i would hear of, but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm,‘~and one 60
ccllt bottle. cured me completely."
9 For sale by R. ll. Plalsted and F ll
Baxter.
I)‘.’lubrr-Thia is“ the landscape I
r'antl-d yodfto suggest a title for. »
tirileck-«ll‘m! Rather
islir. Why not call it "Home?"
D‘ {tuber—Horne? Why?
like it -—'I‘if- Bits.
.... _....._.__.
and seems to hold on In the summer
the advice you see here and use Ila
get it for 25 cents. R. H. Plalsfed.‘~
’ “in some lnsianceil."
wrong in all alliances."
’ "Why,
marriages should
tirlebratcd clscwhcrc, would you?"—-
Chicago-Post .
Mr I S A. Pipkln. of Potolo, Fla”
under date of May 20th 1902 says:
“Please accord thanks for tho wondnr
lg: Ramon'a him Pills and Tonic Pol
ll.
nomadic: on earth for a but it is rennin
added. 1 will ever list: it and mom
“6:le It to my friends. " ‘ft coats 35c
WW
lull! theatrical ambitions
their} apt-«Philadelphia Praia
, ;,i;ti.; .«5.»
moat ho machitmut Alcohol
, to marry. What~
he will ever paint another picture of
impression-
CiHitteck—Betause thcrt' a no place
There Is no use suffering with that
tough that has worried.you all spring
You can stop it if you will only take
niou's Enzllah Couch Syrup. Yoilcan
.0
"Do you think ilk-hutch lottery in
’ quite the proper tiling?"
,‘ “Well. i don't i think th y'rc all
wouldn't make it Im-
llh
It in one of the most wonderful
A Blasted I.ifc——Humphat—-l rcmcm‘t
her my parents and to say I'd never
amount to anything unless i gave up
éCrlttick~And why didn't you give
.;. as Daliliahi'
called the old
9 fly for nearly
faultless liltiu,
stalling face.
good. Here's notation ishe ii
Di. King's New hallo Pills. Basalt-Hill
organs active. dlgdjalion gorilla no hood
aches, no chahild for “blues" ’llry
:tcr'a 1:.
Sweet girIv—l tom lovlid by two men.
and I cannot mako up my mind which
hold: you; advise if
til one of them dies. That will insuic
the constancy of the other.~Ncw York
Weekly.
“WP ‘ .
Ramon'a Relief will‘i'cure all trou-
bles of the stomach and bowels aris-
ing from eating: melons fiuitil, ctc.
Fither children or old folks. 25c. it.
ll. Plalsted. 9 “
W ‘
DOCtOl-”Y0llr symptoms seem to
show that you ride a great deal in trol-
lcy cm s.’
Patient—~“1‘hat' s the truth, sir. "
Doctor~“Ahl It is plain your trou-
ble is due to your sedentarw habits.
Now then. what is your buriacss.’
Patient—~“l m a motormau. "—Phila-
dolphin Press.
THE WHOLE MATTER
adds up at this: "I suffered awfully
from dyspepsia and kidney trouble for
five years. I had such headaches I of-
ten had to knock off business. My ton-
gue Was coated with fur and the taste
in my mouth would have sickened a
Calcura Soivcnt_ discovered ‘by the
well known Dr. David Kennedy. Kennc
dy Row Kingston, N. Y.’ All drug-
gists, $1. 00
Her Opinion—”Sonic men." said Wil-
lio Wishlngton, "act like perfect fools
when they are in lovc." “Yes." an-
swurcd Miss Cayenne. “and a great
‘ many more do not wait even for that
cyclisc.”~—Wasliingtoa Star.
SHATTERS ALL RECORDS.
VPI‘DODII. Ala, paid a vast slim to doc~
tors to cure a severe case of piles.
causing 24 tumors. When all failed.
lllickien‘s Arnica Salve soon cured
him. Siibduoa inflammation. conquers
Aches. kills Pains. Best solve in the
world. 25o at 9F. H. Baxter's drill:
store. "
Shocklng.»“.\irs. Scndds inadc a vul-
gar and ostcntlous display of Wealth
yesterday." said Mrs. Dal-icy to her
husband.
"in what way?"
"She gave a potato luncheon."
Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil will do
all that is claimed for It. Here‘s the
nroof. Mrs. Mbhala Fields. of Man-
drake. Kentucky, on April 22nd said:
“ i bought one bottle of Ramon s Nerve
and Bone Oil from aman last summer
and it was the beat liniment l cvé’r ua
ed in my life. I am such a sufferer
with pains and swelling in my foot and
legs i can hardly go That is the only
linimcnt that ‘evpr did me so much
wood One 2b cont bottle took the
swollind out of my foot and legs" R
ll. Plaisted. ”
" 'Have you made any effort to collcrt
3our speeches for the benefit of poster-m
ity’!” asked the admiring friend
"What's the ill-:3?" asked Scnator
Sorghum. “'Pdutcrlty hasn't any vote.“
~Washingto‘n Star. ‘0
W
MOTHER ALWAYS KEEPS lT
HANDY.
. “My mother suffered a long time
from distressing pains and general ill
bcalih due primarily to indigestion,"
says L. W. Spnldlng. Verona. Mo. “Two
years agol got .herto try Kodol. She
grew batter at once and now. at. the
age or seventy-six. eats anything she
wants remarking that she fears no
bad affect; all she has her bottle of K0
dol handy. ” Don’t waste time doetoring
symptoms. Go after the cause. [I
may stomachfia sound your health I...
be good. Kodol rents the stomach and
strengthens the body by digesting your
food. it is nature's own tonic. Clir
ford Pharmacy. ~9 . “
w
in Detroit u woman had ll man ar-
rested for robbing her. and than she
married him What chancc have bull
clors in ii milntry where the women
call In til lies as
gar.
~M0ntr€l
. Mill! rho ml
‘ allow
lwc believe you'll be halted here.
.WALL PAPER
9 Only artistic dealgnl.
thorn youriloifri Only 250 at F. H. Box >
. Old Lady—{let both to insuré their .
. _, lives in your favor; and than wait lin- ff
dog. i was cured by the new medicine. :9 ,
Twice in hospital, F. A. Gilliedgo. .
aids to mlitrlmony?‘
i ‘POQONINB TH! IVOTMLt
‘ '. .13. iii ”Midland: ANTIQUE monom-
l Metal aim or cy‘iry ducriptloa.
930ml he ‘wouldn't be busy. That's why
i
You find them all they should no.
PAierno AND
PAPER HANoiNo.
,r
We're really to do the work.
wmoow amass. '
Ally me. make or thickness, to
order.
PAINTERB’ SUPPLIES.
ARTIB'rs' Mil-railing.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
PICTURE FRAMING.
We make it an art. .
DECKER.
8“! WASHINGTON STREET
0 South Norwalk.
Telephone Connection.
9 "11%.
“Jiliilus Bfowll
Painter and Pull Hanger.
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twico
anxious and cover double ~sur~ ‘
face“ machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on flout]:
Main street, were painted by me
"in this manner overblown you.
' ago. They are still good. -
erour house will atom! on well
If 9! paint'ibr My omen, 62 South
_ Kain street. My resident. :35.
Elm Grove street. .
A an...
Valve.
Nolaeleu, clones without In or w-
ter hammer. . Has no tank
THE MEAL
VOLUMETER Plimsoll; Rtlb
Lil'r‘mo rLu‘nb ‘VALVE.’ 3'
A self adjusting pre’uuro "sumo!
applied to 1 Plush Vain opera-mo)
direct pressure. Discharges the “on
amount of water in the lame Mgr! of
time. regardless of the head or pro:
aura In service pipe.
cos“ it in operation in our dllpll)
Horaceii Nash
for thrill bill and fertiliser
liiiii Plain iiii
NO. 40 WATER STREET.
morn NORWALK. or.
SOLOMON silo. Manaacr
Gold. Silver. Nickel and Coppo-
Plating.
w
Bird Cam and all kind: of
Math 'Wd‘rk‘ chiirird
9 and Refiniahlli. 9
Broil Advcrtilinx algae.
want anythinghn his all. if he wasn't “
do: We from thorn.
Chandeliers. Hand from. Fenders. .
Largo Order. a Specialty.
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BEWARE OF OI‘NTMENTB FOR GA-
‘ TARRH THAT CONTAIN
NERO 9 Y‘- ‘9 ‘
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely damage
Bach
through tho mucous arcades.
articles should cover
citrus, all the damage they will do‘ia
toil fold to the com] you can possibly
, Hall‘s Catarrh
Ciirohni‘llnufacmrod by :F. J. Cbonoy I:
Go, Toledo. 0., contains no mercury
and is taken 9 internally, looting directly
upon the blood and'mucoua surfaces
of: the system. In buying Hall's Ca
tarrb Cure be sine you got the scan
ins. It is taken internally, and made
in T lodo. Ohio, by F. J (Jhenoy & Co.
'i‘eat monials flee.
Sold by Drugglats, price 750 per bot-
tie.
' Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
“Tile Book of the
PresidciitS”
By Geri. Charles H. GTDIVUI‘OI'" .
20 years member of Oongrcla. Pro
bounced the most sumptuoul and mag-
nificently beautiful book ever issued
in the United States. Contains 27
large fulbpago 9 Photogravure. Por-
traits, reproduced from the best paint-
ings in the White House, the Congress.
lonal Library, the Capitol Building and
‘ the Cowman Art Gallery, of Washing.
ton.
Contains Department of Autograph
'1 Letters showing an autograph letter
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FIRST
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seem to be about the only oommbdity
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