unspoilt:
uspuri‘i
lithe Know-s him
has on broad
Thursday Night.
upper Says
. Must re Mistaken}
Ollver 'l‘. Sherwood the default-
Mahler of the Soutport National
Vlalted lilo naIIVe town lately?
lo I question which is being risk.
tod.rty There are certain
.. cos of the missing man who
. that. III. that they saw lrlm in
W early on Thursday evening
A time when he was hurrying to
.. l. Southport trolley car at the
. or of Broad street and lF-aiifieid
Gillie. Many have firmly believed
t‘tlie louder cashier oi' the ‘Nation-
bank in Southport has pct-n living
Jouluolon in New York. all the time
hos been wanted.
in slew of the situation here it would
the. Surprising it it dewloped that
defaulting official bus concealed
‘llnll in New York and that he made
, trip to Bridgeport recentlt. A grand .
dim the United States clrtult court
: . artforrl. four weeks ago. returned
indictment against Sherwood on
It a doien counts. and a warrant for
arrest was placed lit the hands of
6 United States marshal for sci-titt-
ere wan a search for the mitislugl
who was last seen on it train.
ind for New York on Wednesday
.M’ urn-i1 the hunting which was:
" dune failed to reveal any clue us to hisi
hereabouta, and at that time it wits-l
he general? expressed belief thtit he?
llad filled or South America goth";
BMW Braxllror Buenos Ay.res
fit: it ed States secret servicc of
III: were called in anti detectivw
.q “re plotted on the ease to track the
defaulting cashier. If they discovcr'cdi
any clues they have kept the niattci i
very quiet, for the only annountcment .
whtoh has some tram that department
‘ a services is to the effect that just
o're he left Sherwood inquired pur-
tloularld'i‘oi‘ persons in a position to
our. ab‘odt the boats which left roi
. American ports. anti the lime
all". ed by them in reaching their
tlnations. That might indicate that
the missing man intended to take lllS‘
departure for some portion of the
eouthern continent. Considering the
cleverness he displayed in cleaning out
the bank of which he was an oilici til
it is more probable that the inquiry
Illmut the boats was a false srent carc- ‘
Whymmngsd
ll loss he were captured by some dc
toot Va in tire secret service or some
oopclal deputy employed bv the l' iiitcd
States marshal, Sherwood could I‘Olllt‘
ttf this city and pnbllclv parade the
streets without being in any danger of
losing his liberty. The police authori-
jtip‘a here have no official knowledge
that the man is "wanted" by the l‘nit. .
ad States government to answer for a
crime; united States Marshal Edsoii
3.31% of Norwich. has requested no .
- Al}! from the local peace authorities in
leaching out. the than. and neither!
Shorlfl Hawley nor any of his deputies
10' for Is is aware. hate been asked
to locate Sherwood it possible. in the
Ibsenoe of any request from the l'nitcd
States oflciais. the local pence ntitiiori.
liengpuld probably not take any ill - 1
tion which would result in pint int:
. Sherwood custody even if he nppcar~
ed on the treats here
‘A man who knows the missing man
was seen by a Standard reporter this
Will When asked about the miss—
to he said:
’ (“their OUVer T. Slicruood, nntl
‘lrnsw hint so \veii that I feel torlildeut
I one not mistaken when l assert that
l‘ _ Illin dark Thursday evening. or
nrsday afternoon
“0" (feet. and he croxsed the:
WW“ me. He fared me all the
‘ , I! across the street. so i had an ex-
muly good opportunity of looking-
thin}. Ind I'll!) sure it “as Sher»
. I did not speak to him. liu‘t
toned hlm. He went north on
ma meet to the mirror of l-‘iilrilcld
, no. and went across the corner
. In which I person would take In nest
. hnd’trolley car. I did not wait to
itlieutook a car or not. and he may
l was
untoward the depot. i am sure
WP
g 3. Pepper. receiver of the
.. NiUouIl bank. when asked
ind heird anything of Oliver T.
’ said that no «trace of hint
verod and that nothing .
gift: all his whereabouts When
.. . do! the stort in this city to.
k there must have been :I mis—
the ”entitle-thin. for it hard-
portalble thin Sherwood would
on the streets so neat his old
ally in view of the search
government is making for
.reI service has been cali—
etectlves with an accurate
of the missing man are
pro; . for him and are
lover)! direction. - i think
i 1 ho some mistake. those
hey no Shore-mid probate
"soon some one who looked
:qu OPERATION.
In ‘0! the my” place.
filtration I land
to (Impention in can: of
ultin: in Burns. Cuts.
. con. etc. Lu In I supply
" .‘I Malt-I Salve. It‘s the but
the It P. R. Baxter-horn:
W
_, him LAND THROWN
June zap—Edward
-. I at M later-ll!-
.. .. .
tr rift. r r.
.. .‘e r. j:
It».
REV B. O. SHERIDAN DE.AD
For Many Years I Preminent Catholic
Clergyman.
Mlllllid'I'l‘OIVN. .iuue 22.-———i‘lcv.
nartl t). Sheridan. for eighteen
pastor or St. John's it. (‘. Church in
this city. died ill the parochial r‘csi-
lielit't' yesterday at‘itvrrtoon. licrtilr was
caused by pneumonia.
‘ Father Sheridan was one of the most
prominent. clcrgyurcn in the state.
When the late Bishop McMahon died
some years ago Father Sheridan's
name was one of the three sent to
Her-
yours
Rome as u candidate for bishop of tlic-
ilar‘li‘tu‘d diocese. in point of scrvtt-o
he is the oldest priest in lllt‘ slate. ilc
\A'ilx‘ born in t‘ounry larngtor'd. lrclund.
iliiyiirut‘ years ago. in i537 hc \v...a
ordained ill Montreal. and since that
time has been a curate at Providence
and Valley Frills. R, l., and Merldcu.
iHls first pitsror'utc was in (Tuillnsvillt‘
and in May. lbh‘fo. be “(H rirrttic pastor
of Sr. John‘s (‘huri'li in (ills city. Hl‘
had been here but it short irur’c when lli'
cleurr-d rht- church from (ll'lil.
Most of last \\'llllt‘l' Father Sheridan
speii' ill lire souili because of ill health.
For w-n-rul yours he had been suffering
Iroin rircumnlisrii. He returned to this
city Illll' month unit and two weeks lurcr
twin to Hartford to attend the dedica-
tion of it church irt ilitrr city. At that
time he t-rtugh2 cold. which developed
in pneumonia. Saturday evening l-‘II-
rlrer Sheridan's condition was
t‘nvtirnlrlt- uittl lire priest was in a cheer-
ful mood. Early yesterday morning.
litin'etcr. his heart attittn begun to fail
and from that time his dctiirie wits rap
id.
Father Sheridan was a life member
of Mriitsticud Pest. G. A. it, haVing been
when an honorable election to that or.
ganizuiion sexernl years ago. lniii
two years ago he uns- state treasurer
of the A. t) H and lit the time of his
death was local and munry treasurer
of the same order. He is survived by
one brother. Rev.
of Nttugutuck.
rib
NW
75*
SUNDAY RAID m STRATFORD. 7
Deputy Sheriff Stagg Makes a Diocov~
cry at Hoiilater Heights.
.ltilin Anthony is the name a mitt:
git-cs who was: arrested ill lloiliiut-r
Heights yesterday afternoon by (‘on-
stitblc Beardsley. til Srrnilorri. llv limi
lit'l‘ll in it fight but with whom muld
liiri lll‘ lt-iirueri. When arrested he was
looking for more‘tiglir and “its: litreat»
citing to shoot someone who had worst.
l‘il him in llli encounter. lie was drunk
itriti \Hls locked tip for it lit-tiring.
l“(ll‘ a long time It has been suspm-r‘
ed by the authorities of Sirarford (but
the iiiegnl sale of liquor was rill‘r’iwl
on in llolllstcr‘ ll-‘izbis. and suspicion
it-'.! on John iluiuniustiit k \\ ho luI’ll.
ti grocer“ '1'!" re and men I unit but then
After the atrtsr of Anthony it “its dtx
titled in mid llnmntuschek's place. and
Deputy Sheriff Sta 2 proceeded there.
Hit t'llit'l‘llll: llt' ”found his suspicions
('rilllll‘lllt‘ll. for there “11.4 ii km: of imcr ,-
lllI‘l’t‘ and three kegs that had r‘t-r'cntly
been emptied. The beer has seized
rind llanrniust lit k “11>:le til under in
If st tliztitzcti \tirit \iolri': on of ill" it
until lie.
"‘Hlllllll't‘tl.‘ of int-s saved every
Hat by hating lll. 'l‘liuiirits's Ecleclrir'
Uri ill the house jtisr ‘i\llr'll it is needed,
‘(‘lll‘t'.\ crimp lll‘llls burns, nits. nouutls
quite.
of t'vi-r‘v stir-r
DRAMATlC CRITIC STEELE DEAD.
t‘lllt‘ AGO. June ‘.‘.‘.~*Sainucl Vernon
Steele. for runny years one of the best
known dramatic and musical critics in
(‘iiicago died yesterday of bronchitis.
During the World's Fair. Mr. Steele
was second in command to the Bureau
of Publicity and Promotion. After the
cltm» of the exposition he became nri
ciilttiriul writer 'on the Chronicle. but
.ill- -heulth forced him to give up in. p
work several Months ago
James H. Sheritiart..
CERTIFICATES or: ORGANIZATION .
The South Norwalk (‘oai Corporal
tron. Filed June It, tails. (mural.
stock 820.000. 200 shares of $100 each.
Shareholders—B. Hershfield. prcsi- '
dent in); Quittnei treasurer. tin: .
Benjamin Hershneid setrctart Paid .
in in cash 87 000: in property :3 000
'ltre Corbin Motor
Iion of New Britain. Filed June IR.
1903. Capital srotk 32001100. 2.000
shares of 8100 each Shareholders—P.
Corbin. presidentt l: C. .\l. Jarvis. vice-
president. lIt-rliu. i; H. S Hart. tren-
Iurer. IIIIi: P. l‘. Wilcox. assistant
treasurer and swreinry, i; [-2. i‘eck.
llrlstol. 25-0. Paid in in cash SL‘SAISI:
in property 33min.
Vehicle t‘orpora- .
The il_ u. Rogers Construction Cor- .
poralion of New London.
13. liltiil. Capital Stock $20.00“, Still
shares of $25 each. Shareholders—H.
Filed June ‘
l-l. Rogers. president and treasurer. l: h
.E. P. Rogers. secretary. (3?. Paid in
in cash :73: in property. 310.9 25.
The N. J. Patrick Corporation of tier-
by. Filed Julie M. 1M3. (‘apriul
Stork “H.000. 4"“ share: of 333 civil.
Shareholders—N. J_ Patrick. president.
I00: ll .l..Pntrick. treasurer. lilo: E.
F.I‘Slrtriton. secretary. Still. Paid in in
II .
DVERBOARD FROM EXCURSION
BOAT.
SAN FRANCISCO. June SL—W‘Iuew
the tug Priscilla, with I number of ex‘
cursiouista on board was entering her-i
mr here last night. J. [1. Partition. I
bookkeeper for an electric company.
aged thirtrflre years. and Edward Sel-'
Itngor a bartender. Isl-II 14 years he
can to scullle in I friendly way and
both full lilo the hay. Life presen-
a1.
Arcadia; to a coils-uteri W
that an M of 5,0oo.ooo .finlc
‘glandsinthc human smooch. “mghnd:
pom out the digestive price: which dissolve
or digest the food. Indigestion rs tramof
juice, weakncu of glands, need of help to
tutor: the health of these organs.
bunniuulnrmrlhelpinhatgiuhy
author Soi‘ol'o CM"
Syd-up. Naomi, bet-mi:
the-twists needed by the giant to
prepare the digestive prices. Beans: it
when: Ind mrlgoratu the glandsand
the much, nnnlrhcy‘m'abletodo
their work L‘ODC. Sugd‘a Syrup cums
indigestion certainly and W .
lt lieu to hr natural rum and Illa;
r
. tltosi Iy
. "I'll.
_-
TWO SUNDAY FIRES.
i
l
l
i
. lt~pt- [lnlll
. ilI‘ a} and belching.
ATTORNEY KENEALY READY.
Criminal Common Plan Court Work
Hasfieen Allowed to Lag.
The courts are about winding
be business for ll!!! yt-nr.
llt‘tl lli‘ll\'t‘ iriliuuul this \vt-r-k.
t-ruit. Mllllill‘l lit-rtt-Irli. “ho is
.sptrtlitvr ur' the general assembly. has
it"‘ll lli bur-y hillii' .luur llisi llllll. lie
irirh lit-r-u obll ,ml to allow some cases to
go over up!” a! Fll"ll illlli' its he could
Iliurztl it. ii our.
The flilitllll'llliil’lli of ill.‘
terribly ll'll'r't'.i him it free llililtl
irt- proposes ‘Ii trickle llil’ big
,1 t-:r-t-: llilll have ncr-uruuiitierl. 'l‘lterc
ll'l‘ xiri vr-iy lillliUl‘llllll truth-i till the
int tim‘dc from Hull of Edward llan-
‘orr. \l’l’lt) wu: mixed r._r in the strike
roubles. ilu thrertitutctl to lil'lllll
licpiiiy Slii'l'iii Iictrdriv uiiir ll shovel.
"i‘ln- ll)\\'l'l' (our: soul llllll up for nine
y tluys ttrzrl llt‘ took up uppczrl. llt‘
'.rr:~' bet-u out or: bonds. since.
in iii" civil superior court .ludut
up.- will l‘lt‘lll lllllliil t-vitlciitt it.
regard to tire illliill.‘ of the Stillllillili
\ii'! i: lutrriiirig (‘ompnuy illill llll' ted
rori why it has not puitl dividends into
i
and
iiittch
'l‘he tlt‘ltfllfil' lrus )cl to lili\'|' il‘ illir
rigs iiirtl illi' r-\'iil~-nr'r* to be offered
ir‘tu'iist-u ll) be init-I'Irstluu. it looks
to lborrelr lllt' cum“ would lengthen out
he it-rtir. .ltrtlae (fake llllrl been some»
.i::;' l'l‘ut‘ui to i'iillllnt'l of late. He
'r... hinted that it rnittlri be jusl us
wli nor to lililt‘ ilrirrns so leisurely.
it does not want to hold (ourt irrio
ii 1, iii order to finish this case rip
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
.‘rlh. Frankilsir flush of New Castle
ii 1.. ms: "l suffered for years with
i‘si-d to have grout dis-
l tried everyrhiu:
‘ ' would lrcur of. but nothing helped mt
i
till!“ i took lirnzilinrr llllilllv and one fit
out bottle errrr-rl inc tgz'tirrtploiely'
For ~(‘tlt’li\' R. ll. l'lrlistcrl l' H.311):
t-i. itrirl the (' iii‘l'orrl l’har:mnty “
HURT STRAW HAT TRADE.
‘ Combination of Cold and Wet Weather
‘rril'
Has Put a Quietus On it.
~tr;t\v but trade. which siiirierl
hot. dry \w-ntlicr
’l‘irv
L'tzr‘il during ill“
. which lilill‘\\(‘x’l the opt-nine of lllt' sea.
refill iriiI-r' ilrr‘ iii‘lm nilr of Billy. liliS lit‘f‘l‘l
liti‘d'lii‘il It'll and frozen up in the
. ut-it'irvr' “’iifvlr bus prm‘uiltul Hut-c the
find of ‘lir' |ll’t‘>"lll riitirilli. Although
~ti'u -\ :1 ill'l' hilll displayed in the briber-
lilFlii lit“ there is prucricaliy nu buy-
lire.
An in . ilnltilit ti srrrtw hill is sw- it upon
llli' srret s \\llill rain is not I:.Iliing
House Damaged in Winsted—Bial: in . “lil' ii b.I~' been but seldom during the
General Store.
\l'iNS'l'lClr. .ll‘llt' :L'w l-‘rrr- tittriingr-d
the building tiltit‘llt'il by Thoma» liltisivr.
inst i'\t‘lllll‘i.
illtllilillit'd urunrlt:
perils of the lliillilllltfi. The
tire tir't- i> unknown, Titr-
not do \l‘l‘)’ much damage “1er
the los‘s lit-int: occasioned by rllltll-t' turd
outer
iir<uraritt
t‘lCN'l‘l’RllRtiiiK. him '22th "cu
tlhl stort-r run by \\ .i. l’innii \I t.~ dam-
;tuctl by .t iirt- of unknown tiiizfll ye»
i‘rttiity nutrition to the extent of about
tilt»
intern ti.’
ilJ‘i'“. ‘i be in: r- t(i\ti\'tl ll\ lllslli‘
rum. 'ilzwru in llii ii: I (lixliii 'u:- m ."i
Iliw mun and the ilarnrcs were rungiir
by the lorrnutitin Iii a bucket lir'iurttiv.
STARTLING EVIDENCE.
Fresh tcsrltnoriv in great quantity 1:
liill~ll'lllll_\ touring in. declaring Dr.
Kings \‘cw liiscmerv for Ctlllrlililp
ion t ‘oughs and Coids to be un~ qirul-
ed. A recent expression front 1. .i
McFarland. Beulorville \‘nv serves as
example He writes: “i had lli'unl‘llb
IL: for rhrcr years and doctrircd all the
time without being benelltttd. Then
i lit-gun taking lir. King‘s New llrscov
ery. and it few bottles wholly cured
me. " Equally cil'rttivc to curing all
Lung and Throat Troubles (‘onsnmp-
last it \\ \tt'rrks
l
The In»: is about $21M. ’
ut'crr- ‘
flaunt-.- lllll‘
til '
.-\l' the losses are l‘(l\'t‘."l"l bv ‘
'and bowel ’l‘nlllll”.
-.f’\lllllllii
f Illirai'lllllllS.
flint
Most of the time how-
l'\t‘r, since this spell (‘l'llll‘ll'Unf'Wl it has
lil'l'll cold. and riirtiiy mien have worn
qu‘iri: tl\'l‘l't'lifll§ 'l‘liu inert-ours shirt
the nrrzrw huts. oi‘ trilll‘iél'. for man
.nrnior. ill-Ir n “ouruu. “‘r'dl' n sir'uw lriit
rim! iiii tii‘t-l‘t'trill.
tili'
WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES.
Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your last?
Such was the. experience of Mrs, S. H.
Season Decatur. Ala. "For three
Wars." rlii.‘ “rites. “I endured insuffer-
ziiile pain from indigestion stomach
heath seemed in
doctors and all remer
At length l was induced to
Bitters and the result was
1 improved at once and
hit completely retort-red. For
Liver. Kidney. Stomach and Bonn!
iroublr‘s Electric Bitters ii: the only
nit-viitino. Only fine. it‘s guaranteed
irv i‘. ll. Baxter druggist
\x lit-rt
‘lrws lulled.
rry Electric
TO SUCCEED CAPTAIN BlLL.
t‘oloucl Schultz. of Bridgeport. bus
lil}]|ti.’!l'|‘ll i'tf‘aprhiir John Davenport
('iir-ut-y. of i‘umpnny G, Milllt‘ht-slt’r.
oirrtr'fr-r'rnusrer of the First regiment.
C“. N. ti. to summed (.‘uptniri Albert (.7.
lliii. Irv-signed t‘aprain Hill's resigna-
lirrli “iii rm into titled lilllt "‘ i" allii-Iili
- ,.
[inn Pneumonia and Grip (‘ruumntecd It‘ll rcsittnorl liPt allF‘P ht! vIau llnltllit' it)
in F H Baxter. druggist. 'l‘rizil bot
ties free, regular sizes 5m: and $1. "
ALARMED OVER INSURRECTION.
\‘lCTORlA. II. C. June -'l‘hc
steamer Athenian which run ll! «i port
ycsicrdav from the Orient brought
nous Ihat the insurrection in \nunan
is causing grate alarm. A l’tk: it (it's
patch of June I says. the \‘uuunu in»
stirgcnis now number more than oils
They arc all well trained and
armed with “trillions of improved pat-
tern. So for the. government forces
have fared badly in encounters with
the rebels. From refugees who eame
front shipping it has been learner] that
it church belonging in French missmn-
aries was destroyed and the mission
arres lied to Nunnan for safety. Some,
of the priests were captured and mur-
dered bv the rebels.
o
SAVED A BOY's LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of MIL
ford. Deb. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He’bexan just like
Ihe one we lost with croup. We gavt
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the name
trig." For sale by R. H. Plalsied. I".
ll. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar.
. many. on
VHOSPITAL TRANSPORT FOR MAN-
iLA.
SAN FRANCISCO. .lune 22~'I‘he
nary hospital transport Solace under
command of Captain Singer sth- it yes-
tent!) for Guam and Manila crowing
I large number of onlrers and enlisted
men of the rum and sexerIl hundred
tons of supplies The solar in“ re-
turu here about So: itnmlwr.
THAT TI-IROBBING HEADACHE.
Would quickly leave you. if you used
Dr Kings New Life Pills Thousands
of suflerers have proved their mulch-
less merit for Sick and Net-runs Heed
aches They make pure blood and
build up your health. Only 25c. money
back it not cured. Sold by F. H Bax-
tor. Dmgglst
When Tolstol was preparing to'
write “Resurrection.“ he frequented
the criminal courts of Moscow and
St. Peter-shuts. He tells in I letter
to In Amer-tour Mend how I him-mint
era were. thrown out to them. but in~' hmmfihw d ”lowedueuybdbnthe loom-
. Judge
_ Motutillalagthe Mountaintop "Hm
““i'I'SW In a dens-Ito
mmum»
range; a
a
l
“Seal
“WWI;
.ne nan bu married seven
o-Imhthneyean; This he Illlllecd
firm
'iir iliv' lint our «art it! the tllilit »; of
pi .trtc rniuqcr during the encaiiipmt-nt.
DO iT NOW.
Now is the time to get rid of that
rough. for if you let it hang on no om-
can tell what the result may lw. ()ih~
crs have been cured of their roiiL'liS
very quickly by using Chamberlain's
(‘utiglt Remedy. Mr. A. J. Ila C(rs'a.
of Gninesrille Flu. says. "A friend or
mine, a painter of this town. who was
nearly dead with a cough. was cured
by one bottle of (‘hamiieriairr‘s (‘ougii
llcmctiy. He also rewmmendcd it to
a lady here who was suffering front
zrippe and a severe cough. She grati-
fied him'hy trying it and was cured by
one mall bottle." .This remcdv is for
sale by Stillson- Powell Corp. Baxter
Prim elitist-d ultimo:
\. .m— .
. \V'flwmu VIII
m. _ ICIN‘ (‘0 cu
ill) .
'l‘ire. crlrul- .'
nul i'tllllllllill pious promises to be ilrt- ,
l'r'oscv '
also '.
gi'lli‘l‘ill 115' -
Ammonlated . Borax
l
SKULL CRUSHED AND NECK rLADY CHAMPION BEATO HART
BROKEN.
Mil)l)l.l‘.' l‘t)\\' ‘3. June
Fargo. ugml thirty-nine years.
killed Saturday iii
ry at hlrtrtrrnns. Ln Purge was engaged
ill cuiting stone when n heavy beiim
swung over his head. The
workmen who were near La lt‘rirlze
crumbled our of rho way of tire descen-
iing timber Willi'li strut-k La li‘nt'ge 0n
the trip of the head. crushing his skull
illrl breaking his neck. Lu Fttrgr- was
~inrtlc and had no i't-iiiiir ea in this coun-
try.
'i')
I.-.
~r-|.ottls Lit
was
‘ w
{Clothcs- washed with SATIN otoss‘. rctainjihé]
sweet odor of the soap-
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other .
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WITH
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was paramount my.
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NEW YORK CITKY“
FORD PROFESSIONAL.
HARTFORD, June 22—At the New
England tennis championship contests,
Miss Hall. of Newark. N. .I.. the lady
(hampion of this country at lawn ten
.nls played the lentils professional of
the HPFlfOI‘d Golf (‘.lub John Pattie,
three sets, Saturday. on the court of
She wun, 6-2.
6-4. and 7-.‘i_ the last it vrtutage set. The
mutt-it was for the bust three. in live
sets The gallery was well filled wilir
spertators. who admired the brilliant
playing of, Miss Hall - »
in: apnea of only 4“, x 3| inches.
{our new helm Perfectly simple.
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'80 uth uni-walk.
Mad: entirely of metal Ind far-Icy colored canvu.
99¢! firmly braced. finished in block enamel.
I: set pp or folded by removrnlo
lawn with trees or a great bi If
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/ can put the chair when the elude II and
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pcndent standards which are I part of the chair do it Ill.
Suppose you call and m it.
You do not need to buy——
But you probably will—other people do. 1
Because the price In oniys
A J. Collins 6- Co.
Comfort Swing Chair
The material is light
Fold: compactly. occupy.
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Solid Comfort
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. merit necessary-4n simply I fact.
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anything.
do. You
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3.15.
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This Shoe rs made with new ideas,
3! sthingtarr 5h.
are mad: to give comfort as well as service.
feet. They are the best $3.50 Shoe ma dc.
Olsen’s sues so...
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upon HEALTH PRINCIPLES. They
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fullest capacity.
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HANG OUT YOUR—u lCE CARDS
[Elli THIS llillll: lF llfllilll lilth Sill [-lllllF. Millliilll
To the patrons or the Norwnlk lly geld lee Company 0‘! last neutron. and
the new ones we hope by courteous and gentle-manly treatment. and the
practice of correct business methods to make this year:—— ‘
'llie new management wit-her, to an) that no expense has been spared in
putting the abdvc‘ plant in excellent condition. and that it will be run to it:
We 'shitil out no peddle wagons on the different route: (un-
less we have to) but would Isk old and new pair-unit alike, to send their ice
men to the pint for rrrosra rcs. where it. will be sold to responsible doth-
m It a price that will enable them to deliver it at the some figures II the
natural product. To dealers who have to crush ice In boxes for their on
tomato we would say that we have an ice crusher that will grind up be It
Inc rate at I hundred pounds per nrlnute Iwhich ill! be at their misc inns.
cat ltorage rumrshoomurih urea and distilled writer on up.
00.
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