{Pint-ch. which is null.
EN“ York. In the in—
W“ Dlmpal Church has
rooting article re-
. the summer homes of the vsr~
metropolitan parishes:
o approach of summer mm it into
flotation the “Fresh Air » ork"
; York parishes, a phase of
{activity that becomes more
your by ear. representing
. I as in others also cities one of
'1” most important of summer charl-
‘tlos. There few churches that do
I!“ send chi! n', in some way.‘ to the
sans; the bot months of the
r. sometimesiths' children are sent
farms. their hool‘d beln paid by the
urch. which moguls adul to look at-
r olemew' a Church
hos-I" tofOra' bobrded its childred.
git this year has rented a house at
in Westchester County, large
tolhoc‘ommodate fifty children
' Ted btime. so that three to four hun-
('11
will, ave the benefit of the coun-
urin- that-summer The young
' 1" men of the ish‘. will have a house
at .wis hilil'ton. Connecticut. All An-
8!!! s Church fit this your use the Al—
ahead or c. H hm Home. near
New Harbour son by Mr. Hum-
-. rims-“.’. ill.“ '13: his tw0 sons
1 one for forty.
and parties 9; motors and children
will be sént‘ . l July first
‘ ‘ a hut Grove (Elleach.
Christie‘s“ them . awwlll serve as armi-
~ wattle , Mullah midst-00m and kit-
" ‘Flfty girls will be sent out at
in me. to remain two weeks each.
“Will be sass for in tents nearby.
Students-I frow'the General Seminary
'- "ii! oversaw I. Masses car-
gfijfm“ mcgolmen from St.
(1’ s Providence
hdii! Wheat to the Relhmore
. y. New Jersey, where
dhotftel‘h were cared
Odin iii . Five hundred child-
lirbrevlous‘sé
John .the Divine, at .Tompkins' Cove
on. the Hudson. St. Thomas Church
sends five or six hundred children each
slimmer to the John Wesley Brown
Memorial Home at East Harlan, Long
island. Girls are bent in Juiy. and
boys in August. 'in parties of 125 each.
Sngamos’ Churah has n. Home at
Strawberry Hill, Connecticut, accom-
modating any or more children at n
time Grace parish maintains Grace-
Hiluse- in- the-Fields. also in Connecti-
cut, and the Church of the Heavenly
Rest has two cottages at Copake. New
York. The Church of the flu in nation
cares for from three to four hundred
”mothers Ifld' children at its Home on
Lake Mohegan, where it also has the
Arthur Brooksl Memorial Cottage
which the children from the day nurs-
any are sent.
'At Rocksway Park, close to the
ocean. is the summer home of St.
George's parish, accommodating five
hundredwomen and children during
the summer. it is so close to New
York City that many are mnt down
just"; any” and about 12. 000 had
such ‘33s“ .e'acursions last season.
. Trinitywhuch‘ has: seaside home at
folip. besides a home at Catamount.
- which is the especial work of St. Ag-
' nes' Chapel. Other parishes with reg-
ulsr- summer homes are St Mark' a All
. . is' 1bud Grace-Emmanuel"
r
.'.-sh—
? Friends of wa London Still Hope For.
' ' ' ~ Recognition.
~ Friends of New Million who have in-
. torested themselves in getting the gov-
ernhient to es bllsh a naval‘ trot in;
stasis-int tho Marion new yard
hive not given up hopes. despite the
d an apparent. indifference.
. ey think that the station must come
“the course of time.
out that none of the
improvements contemplated
Ideas been started yet
will not be until after the begin-
of ‘I fiscal year which is July 1,
' first date money will be
. It is the hope that the
_. ll. be established oil the
‘ IRN PACIFIC PASSINOER
.. seam ,.
STONV .Tex.. June 23-I—The
Err-:6 Paclilc Railroad. has issued
log T. J. Anderson as
. . gar agent for “the At—
i0'
. Follow Bel
. l
f filming.“ dome
." hall“ is the
flour
which
makes the
mostbrcad.
‘ A barrel of
Pillsbury’s
Best Floul
bide! of ordinary flow-
OHINAMAN wms Houons. 5
He is Chung Hlu Wang and Wes For-
merly of Ticn-Toin University.
NEW YORK. June 23.———Yale aca-
demic seniors tried in hold their class
day exercises in the large amphitheatre
constructed on the campus yesterday
afternoon. After two of the class bis-
torles bud been read rain bcgan to fall
and the crowd was obliged to leave the
grounds. The class reassembled in
the Hy‘pcrion Theatre. across the road
and listened to the remaining histor-
les.
Thersclenllfic seniors also hold their
class day‘exercises yesterday. Mentor
Bradley Terrill who was announced
the valedictorlan of the class ycsler-
day is a married man. He was grad
noted from the Tennessee. State Nor-
mal School before coming here.
in the Yale law school the address
of the afternoon was given by White
law Reid.
Four members of the senior class
competed for the Townsend prize. it
was won by George Williamson (‘ruw-
ford a negro from Tulladaga. Ala
Morgan Bulkeley Bralnurd. of Hart-
ford. son of ex’ Mayor Bralnard. of that
city. nephew of ell-Governor Morgan
Bulkeley and a member of one of the
oldest and wealthiest families In Con
nectlcul. sharply attacked ihe scab in
his address in- competition for the
Townsend prise. He rebuked Presi-
dent Illoi. of Harvard. for calling the
scab an American hero. ‘ .
The leading scholarship honor in the
Yale law school was won by Chinese
sludeni Chang Hlu Wang. of Tein- Tsin
University.
UK".
Brought to the United States Some .
important Honduras News.
‘ NEW ORLEANS. June 23—cheral '
Lee Christmas. an American who coni—
manded a detachment of revolution-
lsts in ten engagements in Spanish
duduras during the recent inslurcc-
ion and was the first person to enter
il‘egucigeipa the 'c.apital after a lhr'cc
days' siege has arrived here on lhu
steamship Anselm from Pnerto Cortes.
General Lnrlstmas was the second in
command .on- the staff of Presldenl
Manuel BoniilnI of Honduras. He now
holds the position of director general
of police of 'l‘eguclgalpa and is go
ing home \acation.
Chrihtlilssl rings the first aulhcnllc
information as to the actual disposi-
tion of ell-President Arias upon Bouil—
la's triumphs! entry into the oily. ’l‘he
(Ix-president was declared to have vio-
lated the peace protocol when he took
a detachment of thirty soldiers and is.
charged with robbing the N lonal
Bank at Tegucigalpa of over Si 0.000.
Bonnie‘s forces pursued him and. foundl
him and his cabinet staff rejoicing over
their booty
'lhe members of the party were cap- ‘
tured and returned to the
where they were thrown .into tb peni-
tentlary and are still -lylng moaned:
tovthe stone floors. will no prosp ct of
release. it is alleged there are eighty
processes of the Honduras law lodged
against every member of the Arla's
'csb
ChuEstmas brought news of the death
of M orLeiandI of- lchigan. who was
for years chief of po oice of the entire
republic of Guatemala ‘
capitalp
Fosusn suugss'csuoss TROU- .'
LONDON. Julie ill—Tile former
sultslf of Sokoio is causing the British
government considerable trouble In N I
geria. at force of 180 West Africa
troops in the middle of May unsuc-
cessfnily attacked the former sultan.
who was in command of a large force.
in the walled town of Durml, about
200 miles from Kano. The British
were obliged to retire after losing four
men killed or wounded. The enemy‘s
losses were. estimated at 300 men kill-
ad .or wounded. Rainier-cements are
being sent to the British. A British
gunboat has been ordered to Garraway
on the Liberian coast. in consequence
of the nasal looting of the ,Brldsh and
French steamers which have run
ashore there
KING PETER TO GRANT AMNESTY.
summon. June 23~The British
minister to Servia left here this morn-
ing for London. It is understood that
the first hill to be submitted to King
Peter will be one prepared by the min-
liter of justice granting amnesty for
d! political offenses.
ado. .. or oszxaPt
m as ingress its—LThe minis-
ter of the Netherlands at Belgrade has ‘
n __instructed to leave that city be-.
“9‘1va of King Peter at the
Sci-vials capital
FLAOHUOHT POWDER EXPLO-
8 ION
CHICAGO; June 23—The explosion
of ninety pounds of dash-light powder
in tile hfiement of a residence at Her-
wyn has causal the death of Mrs. Mary
Willisoll. necked the house. and cre-
ated a panic among the children of the
”resume on calcium Missy
«used. the .ssplflllion by
of the powder between
her buds‘. . .
«suns environs tunnel/mo.
Henry Sanford. vice-president of
Adams Express Company, . of
is sane:
. ycur of stIrIvllc in lhi- vineyard of the
CHRISTMAS ON VACATION,
Word has “received no the effect .
who Is at present at New»
turnout. ;
93"?“I.
somsiy Remembered.
Rev. 'l‘. J. Coleman, of F‘il‘flt’iif. cole-
liraim! ycsii-l-dsy lllc lwellyscvonlll
unnlvursury of his lll‘iilnallon to [ho
lioly I’i'lesiiiililti. and his lwunllolll un-
lilvm‘llill‘y. us pastor of St. Thomas“ Ro-
moll (lulllollc Church of li‘ilil‘lltliii. Af-
ter mass the parishioners went in
the vestry where. on behalf of the
altar boys. Master Fred Johnson. pre-
sonicd, with congratulations, twenty-
iIcVon magnificent Jack roses, and at
Ibo unnu- llmc the little Misses, May
and Alice lial'rlgun. and Mabel llu~
rului presented the Rev. Father with
u pursc containing lwu hundred and
scvunly dollars in gold. u rm and
li'll dollar gold piece Iepiesenling club
Lord. After receiving from what was
a conlpicic surprise. Father Coleman.
in Ibis own modest. genllc way. thank-
ed the people for this substantial proof
of their love and loyalty to him and
then bcslowctl on each one a "tile
souvenir oi“ the happy occasion. Twen-
Iy years pastor of Fairfield. each day
rcveslln new beauties in the charac-
ter off is gentle. unassuming priest,
who has won the love. and commands
the‘ respect of every resident of that
historic old town, irrespective of creed.
May be live long to enjoy the love and
devotion Inspired ill the hearts of his
people.
WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES.
Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your l
Such was the experiience of Mrs 8':
NewuonI Decatur 'Aia. "For three
years. " she writes, "I endured insllflpo
able pain from indigestion stompch
and bowel trouble. Death seemed" iii
evituble when doctors and all reme
dies failed At length l was inducedw
try Electric Bitters and the result was
miraculous. l improved at once and
now l‘m completely recovered. For
Liver, Kidney.“ Stomach and Bow:
troubles Electric Bitters is the only
medicine. Only 50c. lt's guaranteed
by F H. Baxter drugglst ‘1
..____..._.._.__.
NO PAYMENTS lN FULL. I‘
A statement to the effect that the de-
positors of ihe '.Soilibp0l'l National
bank had been given notice the! their
deposits Would be paid ill full. willwi
per c.cnt interest since the bank club
cd. is positively denied by the ofiioialh
in charge of the bunk‘ s affairs. who shy;
that the story is unwarranted and do
without the] least foundation in fact.
The only notice which bus. bccu se'ili
to the dcposiiors of the bunk is one
lcqucsllug them to Icuvc their new
books in be balanced.
WAS WASTING AWAY.
The following letter from Robert R.
Mulls of Salem. M6,. lsinsirnctlve. "I
have been troubled with kidney dill-
i case for the-inst live yhnrs. . i lost. flesh
and never felt well and doctorod with
loading physicians and tried all reins
dies suggested without relief. Finally
.l tried Foley's Kidney Cure and less
Ilium twu bullion completely clued Inc
and i am now sound and well. " Sold II
l’lulsted' a Drug Store.
4-.....
ALLEGE EXCESBIVE ATTACHMENT
Judge (icmgc W. 'Wllecler II] the c'll-
il superlol court. yesterday. heard u
motion for a reduciiun ill the nmouutl
or an attachment placed by Charles (‘.
Scllic in a suit against the illspcu ‘.
i chicd liat (30illpfllly. of South Norwalk.
lTbc defendant company alleges that
the attachment is out of all proportion
,to thlI umouui of damages claimed. and
any iluli it has unnecessarily tied up
their business at n busy season of the
)".tui .ludgc Wbcclcr look the pu
pcrs.
Imrssssrmo TO ASTHMA our
FERERS.
Daniel linnte. of Ottervlile. lowa.
writes: "i have had asthma for three
.0, four years and have tried about all
itbe. cough and asthma cures in the
market and have received treatment
I from physicians in New York and oth
er cities but got very little benefit
[until i tried Foley's Honey and Tar.
. which gave me immediate relief and l
'. will never be without it in my house. i
sincerely recommend it to all. Sold at
I Plalsted's Drug Store. 'f
Iconumusm'sNo FATHER o'oou-
g
The Bridgeport papers yesterday
spoke very highly of the sermon
preached Sunday in Sacred Heart
Church. Bridgeport. by ‘Rev. J. .H.
O'Douneil. The Fa mer said: "Rev.
Father O'Donnell. of amend-preach.
ed one of the finest sermons ever
heard in Bridgeport. his subject being
The Sanctlty of the Church. "
~—-—-——l—-————u——.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of hill-
ford DeL. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began Just like
the one we lost with cross. We gov:
him a few ddses. He quickly (imam
to sleep and was all ri t in the mara-
ing." For sale by R. ‘H PiaistedJ‘
H. Baxter and The Cunard Phar-
macy. .
Father Coleman‘ef” “MIN; ‘Nlll'd-
and "toil on washa
day, but use the
“don t—worry-on-
washda kind.
Makes, linen lily
white and wash-
day a delight if
you wash in the
“Sunlight" way
The Soap of Per—
fection is
Sunlight
!1 t
has Labor. Ill Coke. Littlo Price. So.
m on wild or ohm sum
9’
LOOKWG WI? 9.3!???" PM???“
Serious Situation‘Devsloos in Scran-
ton. Pa.
SCRANTON. Pu.. Junc 22w8turtllna
testimony was produced today before
the select council investigating com—
mitteeuwhicil met to examine into the
chnlges of bribery made 'by cx~Gounty
Soweyoriacom E. Stevenson, ill rein-
don to the defeat of the Bolton Street
Rnilway franchise ordinance In \ onn«
.u. last Thursday night.
W. P. Boland. one of tluI promoters
if the Dillton Railway Company. tes~
tified that Select Councilman David 8.
Evans demanded of him. in the pres-
ence of Mr. Stevenson, 8500 for himself
ind “004m each of the following
councilman: John E. Regan. Thomas
O'Boyle. James P. Malouey. Thomas
C. ‘ Melvin. John. Naegii. Thonleinilos-
grove. Edward J. Coleman. Malachi
Coyne. John .1. McAudrew and Richard
Morgan.
This testimony was corroborated by
Mr. .SIsv son. Both men testified
that: Evans threatened that unless the
money was forthcoming immediately
in gold. the ordinance Would be either
amended to death or defeated:
. The ordinance was subsequently
loaded down .wl impossible amend-
ments and thee e quorum was brok-
g!“ ITbe Municipal League will prosecute
the councilman. Evans Is nlreedy lin-
(it-l finest. More warrants will be is-
ASTOR IA
9
m Wilufllsm high
Bears the
cut till
Signature of
‘
.STAFFORD SPRINGS MAN DEAD.
."I‘ AFFORD SPRINGS June 23. —~A
cublcgrnnl rccelvcd here ycstelduy an-
nounced the death of Louis F. Rnwistcr,
a prominent resident of this town. at
Humburg. Germany. yesterday For a
illunbei oi‘ wars Mr. itnwlsiei conduct-
Mi-riden; Of late his health failed and
mo wccks ago he left here to sail for
Germany dying the day of his arrival
at Hamburg. .. He was fifty-six years
of age and is survived by a daughter
who accompanied him. lo‘Hnmburg.
STARTLING EVIDENCE. g’
Fresh testimony in great quantity is
constantly coming in. declaring Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs and Colds to be unequal-
ed. A recent expression from 'i‘. J.
McFarland. Bentorvllle, nVin.- serves a
example. He writes: "i had Bronchi-
tie for thrce years and declared all the
time without being benefitted. Then
i began taking Dr. Ridge New Discov-
ery. and s few bottles wholly cured
me ” Equally effetdive fil ‘ciirlng all
Lung and Throat 'l‘rOubles. Consump-
tion. Pneumonia and Grip. :Guaranteed
by F. H. Baxter. druggist. Trial bot.
lies free. regular arses fine and“.
SEARCHING FDR JAMES BARRY.
HARTFORD. June Its—The officers
of the steam yacht Rmuette' ’are
searching for James IBarry. . a boy
whose home was in New vmndon, from
which port be shipped on board the
yacht. it is said what Barry was sent
with a large sum-of money Sunday‘s!-
ternoon to the home of Chief Engineer
Pheuer. The money was never deliv-
eredIat the house and'the boy hasnot
since been heard from. . .
W ‘
THAT THROSBINB HEADACHE.
Would quickly leave you if you used
Dr King's New Life Pills. Thousands
_ of sufferers have proved their match.
leuni'orit for Sick and Nervous Head-
aches. They make pure blood and
build up your health. Only 25c. money
tor. Druggist.
Eiii‘o
Y GgLLEGE EXERCISES.‘
l
i
. _i
l
day exercisesD of Trinity College were
held yestwday afternoon -at a o'clilck ~.
‘on the college campus before a large
isthering of relatives and friends of
egrsdu'stiag class. The class poem
as read by Hervey Boardman Vander-
gart of New York. and the class
oration w neutrons by John may:
lyphax Pennsylvanian --
MAJ—.—
MINING.-
if you have kidney or bladder trou-
b'e and do not use Foley's Kidney
Cure, you will have onlyvyourselr‘to
blame for results as it positively cures
dll forms of kidlfoy
r ‘ l
V . '.
TO CONSIDER EWEN CABE.
l .
“.'ll
. I laltcr's dog in the Common dining hall.
ed two woolen mills here and one in.
back if not cured. Sold by F. H. Bo: »
June Is—~The class '
Whittier III-I.
.osscs. Sold at Piaisted's drug star; .
LEXINGTON. Ky" June 28~A spe- "
cibl term of the Bresthitt county cir-
- it inert willghsmslldaoytamrnor -
- July so.- A special grand .
v4
. -o1
Impressive «on» Hold for Late
Treasurer or Consolidstsd Railroad.
MthllEN June 23. -~ Many Meridsn
cillzcun us well as officials of the New
rostnhlew Haven and Hartford Rail
rolls filhnpuny were present is ierduy
nth-moon ill the funclui seIVIc or lilo
lulu William is Squire. lrcusuror of lilo
company. Two special care from New
Haven brought the railroad officials
who went immediately to the First Con-
gregullmul. Church. where the body
lcslcli from )2: ‘30 to 2: 30. At the
Squirt- residence prayers were offered
at 2 o'clock. and it! 2:30 the services
ill Ilue church which was fillcd wllh
mourning friends. was begun. Rev.
Albert I.. llord I-paulol of the. church.
cunduucd Ibo service He was un-
sleted by Rev. B. 1‘. Parker. l').D.. of
i-lurii'ord.
'i‘hrI honorary bourcl's wurc: John
M. Hall. president of the New York.
New Haven and. l-ieriford ltnllroud;
Vicexl’rculdent W. .E. llnrnoli. Super-
intendent (l. S. Davidson. oi the Hurl-
I'ord Division Assistant Treasurer A.
S. May. New, Haven. Walter Hubbard.
E. J Doolittle W. E. Baker and Jolm
8.1 awe. of Meliden and Major H. C
Hitchcock. of Hartford. The active
bearers were: P. P. Paradise. C. H.
licmpstcail. Arthur Bowman and Frank
llali. ail New York. Newilevcn and
Hartford ullroad office in New Haven:
Henry C. Butler and William N. [lili-
lor of Meridell.
The body was taken to Hartford late
in illc afternoon, for lntcrmenl in God-
ill Hill cemetery.
was. W~‘
TEN YEARS IN BED.
R, A. Gray. J. P.. Oskvlllo. lnd..
wrilcs: “For ten years i was confin-
ed in my bed with disease of my kid-
neys. it‘was so severe that I couldmol
now part or the time. i consulted the
very best medical skill available. but
could get no relief until May’s Kid-
ncy Cure was recommended to me. it
has been a Godsend to ma."—~Soid at
Plaisted‘ s drug store.
YALE SENIOR ARRESTED FOR As-
SAULT.
i NEW HAVEN. June 23.——Thcron R.
Strong, a Yale scnior. was yesterday ar-
rested on a civil process. in a suit for
damages of smut) for assault on Wil-
liunl ii. McCarthy, of Sherman avenue.
superintendent of the Elm City Brass
Company. Strong. who is u son of
Theron G. Strong. a prominent New
York attorney. and a nephew of the
int-e Mayor Strong, of New York. drove
deal» for James L. Nesblii. of Temple
street during the liackmen's strike.
The strike on which suit is brought Is
alleged in harc taken place. on Sunday
morning May 3i. after Strong had con-
veyed Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy from ihe
railroad station to their house. a dif-
ference having arisen ovcr ihe amount
of fare. in the City Court Strong was
fined 85 and cost for the assault. and
McCarthy now sues for damages.
.Iumcs l..,Ncsbiti furnished bonds for
Sirong yesterday so that he could join
his classmates in the conuuencefnenl
fcsllvilics. McCarthy was formerly
ii student in the Yale law school and is
sold to have had troubkI at ihut lilac
with Strong over the presence of ihe
I ONLY cues son ovspsesm.
Mrs Franklllb Bush of New Castle.
1 Del. says: “i suffered for years with
, dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
lions and belching. i tried everything
i could hear of bill nothing helped the
until Hook Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me. completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaistcd. F. H. Bax»
ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy. “
BARTENDERB MUST WORK SIXTY-
FiyE HOURS.
HARTFORD. June' 23—7110 members
of Local Union of the Hotel and Restau-
rant Employees' Alliance are preparing
u scheduie‘of wages and hours to be
presented to the‘p'roprletors of hotels
and restaurants in this city. The un-
ion of colored waiters will also take
action. and the local union of bartend-
ers will presents schedule for shorter
work days in every saloon and cafe in
the oity.~ Waiters will askafor 380 a
mouth in hotels and 89 per week In
restaurants and for a day's work of ten
hours.“ The demands of the bartend-
ers will ’not affect wages. but will pro
title for sixty- -five hours per week for
employee-slip saloons or dates .
ma
FINED FOR STONING CARS.
STRATFORD. June aa—uJohlr J. Cum
met-fold, .whosde’age «is» somewhere be-
tween seventeen and twenty years. was
fined $28 and costs in Justice Peeks
court yesterday forenoon. on the
charge of stoning street cars andlusiag
abusive language. He stood on the
railrodd tracks at the main street over
head crossing yesterday and stoned
several cares" He' resisted arrest and
tried to escape by getting on a freight
train. He is out of the state school
for boys on probation. and it is probe:
bis that he will be sent back to the
institution.
sndT r
massed
They Smoke
in Cigar-lend
The Largest Selling
Brand pf Cigars
in tile World
. .islV
i-Vv
V? “isms
hm flit from y or 5, WI, . rising“ olmg Dramatist—Saw your
doctor told him “ here‘ is nothig the wife In from last night .Wbat did she
matter with you. except the late hours think of my new comedy?
you- keep You are indulging yourself BrotherPlayIMrlght-I-Oll i think she
largely in malade imaglnoira.” liked it. Sbc told me she had a good
"Dov-tor." said Mr. Gayboy. lndl - laugh.
nantly. "i give you'nly-word of hen R. Y. D.—Ah—-cr——wben was that!
l baven' t indulged myself in a game of B. P —l)uring ihe entr'ncte. One of
any kind for more than sis monthsi:'~— the attendants dropped an ice down
Chicago '.Il‘ribune .. ‘ her neighbor's neck ..~—Punch
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s to dies in inches. is s t u or folded b movi es
ifir him bolt tsU hsrfgtly simple. I P y I I!
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Solid Comfort
's in summon name. no as
use or‘recllmng. Sw or not.
ill
. III“ M old Comfort; also chair
‘ #31:. You don't nee'db 'tgrea ii;
;i with tubs «a 3mm snythiyng;
little shady 'cornsr Ido.
paths mwhsrsthsohsdeis and
melt if the" moves. The fall's-
wlfoll’lis‘apsrt ithc chairdoitsil.
you call and see it.
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utvupro yw «arses 000
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A J. Cbllins &- Cc»,
South” NorWolk
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This Shoe is made with new‘ldeas, upon HEALTH PRINCIPLES. They
are made to give comfort as wall as service. The lasts are shaped like your
fist. They are the boot $.50 Shoe Ins do. Try them and be convinced.
Olsen e Shoe Store
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8! fishing!“ 5f" South? Ndhlialfl Conn.
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HANG OUT YOUR ICE CARDS
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To the patrons of the Norwalk Hy gcia ice Company ofllast season. and
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the new ones we hope by courteous and gentlemanly treatment. and tho.
1 practice of correct business methods to make this year:--
The new management wishes to say that no expense has been spared in
A putting the above plant in sxceiielit condition. and that it wiltbo rm to Its
fullest capacity. We shall not no peddle wagons on the differentroutsl (all:
less we have to) but would Isak old and new patrons alike? to send their loo
men to the plant for HYGEI'A lCE, where it will be sold to responsible dank.
are at _a price that will enable them to deliver it at the some figures as- the
natural product. To dealers who have to crush ice in boxes for their cos:
tomers we would say that we have an ice crusher that will grind up loo u
the rate of a hundred pounds per minute which will he at their service gratis.
Cold storage furnished at reasonable rstes, and distilled water on hp.
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