it It.“ artist...
raacv cat-:AIIIIEIIY BUTTER.
25c LI.
na‘on one. 12: exp.
: carts romaroaa, 25c
MiLK caacxeaa. 2 Les. roa 15c
Pond-LEAF 'tAitD. . to: an
a. tail,
"24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
{I aasruoit‘wALx. CONN.
iitliiilliiltlili
”WWW, W. Iti—CT If?” M,
Drawtender John Cole is slightly be t-'
tcr today.
Mrs. M. S. Partrick is confined to her
home by illness today. .
Mrs. H. A. McNett, who has been iII,‘
was able to be out yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Carr is ill with tonsill-
tls. at her home in Second aventie.
.i. Sturges Randall is quite ill at his
home.
t‘cI or.
Mrs. D'Arcy Stevens, of Brooklyn. is
the guest of Captain anti Mrs. Peter‘
Decker, of Seaview avenue.
Mrs.
lt‘l' Mildred, of Brooklyn. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shet wood
Mr. and Mia Edward Slawson oft
Norotou spent Sunday with \ir. and
Mrs. Jerentialt Siawson of 'I'l‘hid‘
hU‘tlcl.
Uaptain H. A McNett has taken at
position with the Norwalk LocaCom-i
pany as it fireman there He has al-
ready been at work for several tlitvs.
The regular teachera‘ meeting of the]
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Sun- ' ford 1‘“ “ large number 0' 00“"5‘3‘3 a reality?
under way for this season of the year. i
day school It. be held tonight at the
bone of Frank Seymour in Rowani
nil‘e 3.
Richard lrwlu. the genial and oblig
lug local agent of Cole‘s Electric Ex-
press Company who has been ill. for
aeveral days. istagaln able to resume
his duties.
The meeting of the Epworth League1
I at the East Avenue Methodist Church.
.Icstcrday. was led bv Howard Bene-
dict. TheI subject was a resume of mirt-
t‘lOfl study.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Benedict iltlltI,
closed their home in Seavleu avenue
and .tnoroil to New York when they
will remain for a month or so. return-
ing to spend the summer herc
Hairy Keogh who is attending the
lI‘I'iends' School. in Providence. R.
was third in the fifteen yard dash at
tin-.Hrown indoor track meet. ills
team also won the interschoiaatic rolay
race.
The meeting of the Loyal Workers”
Society of the Advent Christian Church
yesterday. was very successful. There
were so many present that there was
not, time for tiiciu all to take part iu
the meeting.
(lcorge Wilson. “Red Fox." who was
arrested Saturday for assault on his
wife It} vIt was lK‘rUlI‘ Judge Joseph R.
”-.iaylor in the South Norwalk side of
tho town court this morning. He plead
cd guilty to the assault and a fine of
$7 and costs was imposed Wilson paid
it. I hf‘t'rfllll).
. There will be a rehearsal for Easter
in the Sunday school room of tin East
Atenne Methodist Epistopai Chutc.h
lucsday etening, at 7 o‘.ciock sharp.
on account of the class meeting whith
is at 7.15 Mr. Hlpaon has sec tired
several \iolinists, who will be there
and help us in the Easter music.
Captain William Rowland. who has
for name time been in command of the
steamer Medea of the Radel oyIsttr
fictt. leaves the employ of that com-
pany today, and takes a position as
commander of the steamer H. S Lock.
5.. -wood of the Frank Lockwood fieet.
Capta'in James Robinson will assume
tomngod f_the Medea.
Out Iof t 9 number of scholars en~
rolled in the Advent Sunday school.
which numbers 108 there were ninety
meant. Yuterday. in spite of the in-
Ilcmeuy 6f the weather with a rep-
rcaenthtlon of sixty Bibles. This not
only allows their regard as to the re-
'_ quest: :of their much beloved superin-
t Richard Bland but that the
la rapidly increasing. both in
hunt and interest under his man-
a . t. Mr. Bland's prominent fea-
ture its his request that every scholar
be voting-touted witha Bible. and WM
iIIIt’IIlm‘I is gradually thew-sing. ‘
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-I.- I ROWAYTON.
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oiolhnaa diacharged at Wil-
last week. for the Stan-
r or. a Mrs. do} Brandt. of "rat-
m. .pntei'tain a company of
(Honda, Saturday nighL- _ ocean.
=» bib-anion litr. and
’ tile moat delight-
Ԥ.Z'An I
mitt... at».
mike papal tractor f
cum tort-harem world
i oa'fwu of a
write. all prolent
«gram htt‘airta Lute-I'm 32:."
W y n
arch m by; m“ M“.
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not keep your I»). hair?
get more. too? Have a
clan: acrimhrettora tlI -
Meat”. llarry Orchard. ii. ballot
viii Albrecht atid Mr. and Mrs. C. It:
LIIIltcry.
fl“
DARIEN AND noaorou.
5.....-
has been visiting Dorlcn friends.
in the U. 8. Navy for four years.
has been visiting relatives in Darlen
Miss .lennln Weed haa Accepted a
position with the Swift Packing C0,.
in Stamford
Mrs. James Whitney and hints ilat-
tie Whitney will return next month
from their prolonged visit with Mrs
A. ll. (‘hichester of Stamford.
Governor Chamberlain has approved
the requisition of A. B. Beers. treati-
titmmb tor the care or slclt and wound
0d soldiers
The Volunteer Fire Do artment of.
Noroton is to give the p ay. 'A Gay
Deceiver" in the To'wn Hall. Darlen.
this evening. Arrangements have been
made for a Tramway car to make a
trip to the Sta
fonnancc.
N. B. Finch has the contract for. a
new house to be erected in Oracle
street. Dal-Ion by E. C. Bates. it wilt
be of w.ood about 24x30 feet. with
lie is threatened with typhIlel.
. lI‘ reudenthal.
been engaged for the event which will f
Wiltlnm Hancock and dangle-
pink roses.
and old shims.
Ihatwuaetininredappanniy
.' that.ho res mt at was!!!
six rooms “ell finished throughout and
provided with modern improvements.
No sub contraita have been let.
The young men who attended the
leap year dance glten so successfully
by the young ladies hete are planning
another dance. The committee in
charge of the affair comprises Biom
Quackenhusb David Read and Frank
Shepard' a Orchestra has
be held in the town hall.
C. A. Rey holds. a vetetan of the Cit-
il war. who was born in Winstcd. Sep-
tembcr 26. 1837. died in the Soldiers'
Home at \omton Heights. at 12:80.
Saturday afternoon. He was a htother
of MM. 1.. .l. Johnson. and an uncle of.
H. 0 Atkins both of \Vinated. \ir
Reynolds held the office at the Soldiers‘
Home next in importance to that of
Captain Coc. A widow survives him.,
Robert M. Anthony. thtI w-eliknoun
building mover and roofer of Siam-:
He is moving a houa'e on Strawberry
Hill fer Walton Ferguson. also two
buildings at. Noroton, in connection
-with the improvements to the property
of the Wee Burn Golf Club. and next'
week he will raise two houses on South
-strect about two feet each.
\\ eed will do the mason work
Noroton Heights had its first couit'
case tried Saturday afternoon. At 32
p. m. the trial was under way. and
there was no telling how or when it
would end. Everything was spelled
right in the write. Nathan Dauchy had
no fault to find with any of the arraag.k
meals. and everything went along
smoothly. The man being tried was
Fred Ottomer. a Darien constable who
i _ is accused of assaulting the lion of Wii.
iiam Andrews. of Noroton Heights.
The Noroton Fire .Icpartnieut is to
increase its fire fighting apparatus by
the purchase of a new chemical engine
at an early date. It will be considera-
bly larger than the one at present in
nee. and will be a fine one in every
respect. thoroughly IIp-to-datc. and
pronounced by experts to be one of
the lit-st adapted machines for fighting
fires inantall communities. A good
portion of the funds for it have al-
ready been raised. The fire. which took
place in the freight depot of the Lon-
aoiidatcd road some time ago. resulted
in a check for $50 from the road. which
will be applied to the purchase of the
new machine.
lie sentiment wiil be so strongly in
favor oi it that the “wk of raising the
funds will be comparatively Dasv.
The wedding of Miss Della Ethel
Raymond. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
H..Raymond_ of Maple avenue. Glen-
brook, to Harry Sands Selleck. of Dar-
ien. took place at the home of her par-
ents. Thursday evening. Rev. Sam-‘
uei Evert; oliciated. The rooms were
decorated in green and white. The
bride‘s gown was navy blue voile with
white lace trimmings. She was \at-
tended by her cousin Miss Grace.
Row whose gown was tan voile with
white lace trimmings. The ushers
were Charles Raymond. a broim of
the bride. and George Row. a cousin.
The bride carried a bouquet of white
roses. and the bridesmaid a bouquet oz
The bridal party enter-
ed the mom while Miss Bessie Row. a
cousin of the br e played the "when.
grin wedding nreh. About sixty
guests were present. An elegant wed-I
ding feast was provided. The bride
received mpny very beautiful giftp. in.
eluding furniture. aiiIcr china and 11-.
bio. linen. The bride and groom'- lrct’SII
about 10 o'clock, amid a shower of it
They will make their.
home in itiveradc. 31:10” at hflMe
In“ hm O T“ m 00 3. .
.‘fi‘hc steal-mt of havingia equitable.
or some elect 0i the in: near the
centre of Dark-n. where his servtccl
on he hall. at Ihort notice. it“ been
rent evident of late. Several weeks
up. a. drunken. an. ran amuek in
into M with a shot- gun. whichl
be discharged at the homes along the
Imby-faliinauouctharoad
m the street from the depot. He
was covered with mud and filth and
seated several women by- =his sudden
latches. while trying to navigate the
Math. He should have been or-
rested and locked up for, hid on pro-
action. even if the commulty does
nu mifid the mafia“. about
the um Inc had haven‘t had music.
‘1:
O "Ill
Wait! to South Nor lir- foil-
edh'o' I mp when he' m
Norwplk. ”our. up it inflatable
gut than he minute-
lfi t‘lIiiftiflI “filth“ be. a
I
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, , brother in Norwich.
l
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CIockett. Benjamin J. Burdlek and ha I
Mint Maud Mather. of New Jersey,
A ill)" of Walter Hoyt has enlisted:
Mien Bertha Poolcy. of New YIII'lt.v"'
urer of the riIldiel‘s' hospital board. for
ford line after the per. '
Eugene '
1hr firemen of Daricni
am thinking of getting one of a aimi-I
lar phone and it is beliech that pnb-‘
tarot dinosaur ..." M do;
i Juan “’7’" have been
It wantih‘r that town.
making dirgusting cthibltiom of them-
lit-Hex
WEBTPORT.
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Mlsa 1(an MoCann ll visiting her
Mitts Ethel Jennings is Iuitering from
an attack of rheumatiam.
Miaa Levanduaky of New Haven. III
' .l a gueat of Mine Mary Mllla.
Miss Mary Adams. who but been ill
,for aome time. is recovering.
Monday night there iii to ho a con
cart in Green Farm- chhroh.
hllu lltlioclt of Brooklyn, N. Y.. has
been visiting Miss Boonie Blrge
William Smith of Port Cheater. N.
has been \iaiting Ielntlveu here.
Friends from Baltimore. Md. Have
been guests of Re\ and Mn. CaIlton
i Hirnycr .
him A. ll Smith and daughtei have
'returned hunt a vbtit with friends in
Bey mom.
i The Saiigaiui k Manufacturing (‘0. is
quning ovattime in order to keep pnI II
with man 0100“! it is hoped the
gratifying condition won't be Iiptill-
moIilc but reliably steady. ..
A well compiled and highly enter-
talnlng series of letters “Reminiscent
w Import" III being written by John 8
..lonI-II Not alone are they of interest
to casual readers but valuable. in a
|condensed. h!atoric form as town rec-
ords.
Teasing pennies and candles in place
of rice. at bridal parties was done at
l
i
.'l recent ltalian wedding in Saugatuck. l
is far in advance. of the ancient custom
of flinging rice It hit h hart often injured
the contracting parties by kernels gin-t
ting into their ears.
And still they come, new faces (tire
and an on the trolley care. For all
Jthat many old hands hare. been re-
installed on the local runs. new man
are "breaking in” and like a police-
man' s a trolley man“ a lot is not a happy
i one. Strange to say the average young
man of farm extraction hereabouts,
prefers it to the more independent if
I somewhat more arduous duties on the
am
it is about time to figure on break
ling through the ice and counting on
Iaomethlng tangible in business lines
here. Let us revive thII Village lm
proIement societv or reorganize the
board of trade. There are golden op-
'portunitles on manufacturing lines it
only a combination of wide-awake resi-
dents can be formed. iloom thinga and
Iright now thtI agitation aiming for a
town building and library can be re-
Inewcd. it iav' all but" as the matter
stands at present. Why not make it
_.___...._..-...-...._
—Dlptherla relieved In twenty Inla-
uteri. Almost miraculous Dr. Thane
as Eclectric Oil. At any drug store.
| DAMAGES TO THE COW
Farmer Marwin After Trolley Car
Com part.y
Cllfll‘lis A. Merwin of Pond Point
Milford wants to reduce the dividends
of the Connecticut Railway a Light
.ing Co to the amount of blob because
a wicked trolley car bumped into a
.pct cow and destroyed her future use
tulncss in tlIcInIillt supply line.
The company‘s line cuts Mr. Men
win's farm in half. When he granted
the right of way it was with the un-
derstanding that a crossing was to be
maintained for use by his man. ser
vanta his mald- servants. his cattle and
anybody- elae who might happen that
way.
On Nov. 2 last a car came along
"at a high and dangerous rate of
apeod.’ so the complaint says. Mr.
Merwin’s cow happened to be cross-
ing. One of his man servants tried
to hold upthe car. but it would not
notice him. it went right along and
bumped the cow good and hard.
The animal's hip was broken. Mr.
Merv/in spent 8200' in trying to make
repairs. ,lt was no go. He had to
sell her and all he realized was 810
Before the cow was hurt she was good
for eight quarts of milk a day.
Deputy Sheriff Doolan served the
papers.
CHRISTIAN INDUSTRIAL LEAGU E.
Organ Recital and Vocal Numbers Fol
lowed by tho Raguldr Iualnnl
Meeting.
‘ Thc Christian industrial League of
ithe South Norwallt Methodist Church
held an open aeasion Friday evening. at
ithe church. The piogram opened with
an organ recital at B ocioelt. by Ed-
mund 8. Butler the church organist.
Chester Benedict rendered' three vocal
solos which were ten, much enjoyed.
l The musical entertainment continu
od until about 9 o‘clock Then the
regular bnainoaa meeting was held.
Two new members were taken in and
the committees for the year were com-
pleted. Charles E. iloyt resigned as
chairman of the entertainment commit-
‘tee and William Casey was chosen for
the place. He announced his assist-
ants as Charles E Hoyt. Nelson ll.
Hoyt Juilua Brown and James 0' Ram.
William F Hoytgythe chairman of
the relief committee. announced hia
committee as including Junlua Brown.
Charles E. Hoyt and Thomas Powell.
FOOT IRlIOOI' is HUIIOILL AVE-
E.
Lafayetth ’. Ounce has auccccilt'll
in throwing Ii foot bridge across the
Norw alk river to take. the place of the
Hubbcll 'nvenne brick“ which was
swept ’tway ,Iby the. hat. Monday
morning. We m M hie trait;
bio in placing the chestnut trees the
girder”! the hhlr in cc. but this
two: accomplished. . gthen is a
bridge Wye; g. r feet
. mm. wide an“: win-id e tapest-
the coin-l |.tlon hm kc an-
' other route until a new bridge ti con
' strticted.
I -,.ta‘
WWSOY IthIUT IIUINEIaI:
or the New York .Iilh Ala-autumn
plant. burned an early hour today.
who do tid- no of
ancy corduroy; 3%“. dretl
work.
Milo-h in
. , . . . I'll ll
. i allitnlof
e. In abroad... klg‘ to inlain
created“? it weld be
I‘m. '4 '1‘“ building wait a it!!!"
g “mm in 1910 and untamed
lamb war;
. PAIN'nNG. P
billo RIWAIO. blob.
The rout-m of this Ill-nor will he
been able to cure in all its stages. nndl
:bal III Catarrh. Hall's Clint-xii Care
is the only, positive can now known to
the medial fraternity. Cattirrh bulli', '
a conutitutional diaeaac re ulrar a con-
aiitutlonal treatment. ‘fill'a IIatnrrli
Cure is taken internally. Unit direct-
ly upon the blood and m was surface.
of the ayatcm. thereby myth“ the
foundation of tbe inseam and giving
the. patient utmllglh by ding up the
constitution and assisting nature in
do' ng ita woik. Tito Ili‘dl’irietorl hato
so much faith in its curative power.
that they otter One Hundred Dollars
for any case that It falls to euro. Sand
for list of testimonials.
Address F. .l. CHENEY & CO.
titlI 0
Sold b_\ all Dingglsis. 7.1L
Take Hall a Family I’llls for consti-
potion.
’l‘olll-
I
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I
i
I'the slamming of that
door—keep out the
cold air—avoid the
i . breaking oigiass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
' SPRING will do it; easy
to put on .and keep in
order. We've got it.
coma'rook, warkttta a now.
,‘ ’ IIPiiiI‘II'hM M.‘ 7?
Wall Paper Sale.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods, we are
giving 20'per cent. discount on tut
year's Gold Papers.
50c Paper, . tile
40c Paper. . 32c
:00 Paper. ’ 24c
the Paper. 20c
Borders same discount. '
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Irma.
—a—-d -
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painten'
Supplies. Arti__a_t_r' Materiaia.
SPECIALS.,
White Curtain Pole. with Fia-
turea. toe. ,
Cloth Window Shad“. with
fringe. a a. -
Solid rm Half Curtain Rodi.
3 it. long. with fixturea.‘ roe.
”"Shure-Cut" Can Opener. cute
easily. No ta "ed edge.
11.
“our trait. name KNIVII.
ER HANO-
* 1N0. DECO TING.
L.H.
'Phenc. 1g
Carried in can?
note «to sitvut Purine
M'WWNWW
WW Have no tinker. (tan ob‘hw tltI'Ih
' Ito operation. "
Repair: tn' stationery and PM ~
I rim lupin» “Leonora! Mach
in, Work mauled. '
THE G. N. NCKIBBIN
.‘ ' H'F'G car-L
sthrlaa'r. aou.‘
it Question Mutt iii.
The “at meal to town‘clti
Rattle-1' Avenue. ~‘
hut-un—
neutron. well” all
norm mama". -
Try a «meat and en"
I «rel: realign all:
pinned to learn that than is at leaat'
one dreaded diaeaee that science but
W Bug“, . ' Smith. 55 Osborn avenue. East :
Southmerwalkg Conn. ' Norwflhwaauiatcd with load. 1
Telephone Connection LI '0“ “d zinc. hand Intuit. lim- 2
r g}: tou- ago by Ina.
ream amvam i
Ton will always and ovarian: in'
w: can owe your warm
mag can: AND Ar'rmTIo'rt
NOW, THAN we can ourimo ma
exollnmotv ausv staaaort. FOR
'rIII'A't‘ autou Irma id‘AN excu-
uuv rim to HAVI ‘WALL ea.
enai'rto. Done. couqoga HOW
Moon NEATER moi PIIISHER
AND PRETTIER voua HOD":
wouto as or W was: It: .vaeea.
an metal. . \
I'r‘Is'A FACT maroon woaK-
MEN an: NEAT.
. CALL up ON THE PHONE 135.2.
i ‘ .
it. it. Gotham,
-' East Norwaiii -
to that Avenue. I l
Teiophone Call, 136-2.
man-m"-
Tilt 'tttiot Stilt lord tidbit,
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING ‘
INOUIIO, A WARM HOUSE. DAY
AND NIGHT, lN SOLOEIT
WIATHII. .
bend in catalogue and "WM
for Mil.
Gotta ii illitmul Gillian
lth‘vq .
IIII IIIIIII Ii Will
:Ioti'm uoawatk conic. , .
I. _.__ .I l
I WITH ’ ‘
Capital.
Sunblm.
Not ‘ Profits.
solicits toot'itintn ot Individualo. man.
«taunt-era etchants and corporations
upon favor: 0 “rota.
1 ~__
EDWIN H. i ATHE SON, Prol.
JOHN H.‘ KNA ,Viu-Pt‘fl-
' JAG“ M “VTON. CIIMOt'Im
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DIRICMO.
hot H. Knapp Hoary layman-
.lati mum-vi» “municmnmanofll
elation Small
Walllu Marvin
E. H. Manama John H. Light
Fred. H Rowan.
—meE—§u—-sam
D'AV’ID Iw RAYMOND.
" Fumral nimtor
to North :ilaln .hé. ~ .2? Nemlit.
mo m or .
Tomlin it homIM-I. . . M
cold Wet:
3100.0
v
WHEN 0ND 01" THE
‘ ROOMS
Is memo"!
iaN'rLY WARM m
VERY may AND my;
anwsaann 'ro moan
AND mention manil-
Qviann wmm. ' '
‘ ' 735‘ 'WUNESS
I,_ g. orrfltsumontaw
\ g mono attendant!- in
\II‘ 2 [TS enora.” ....
96 LlBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
The iotaiIiii Steamboat inning
DailyFroight Line
adamant”
SOUTH NORWALK,
and NEW rem I-
Steamer: OI II m
' and 30.5". W: R
axon.
lie-m New York. Mind
loam Norwaik. Tuesday. Thursday
and Friday at 5
and Saturday at 6: 00 p In.
Fnt'htI received from 7 a. in. to 8 pm.
liiS‘filill' RENEE...“ .
' (Id Don Throat with.
anal. and ‘ur. Noopl‘
o-l infliithio our. for lath-n, (iv
Mann-cut and token-a"-
flannel-6.1.00 gift-to.” Pint
mold. I. LII m A .
U. u
ladm’npolta. Ind.
But; “do other
by roe: Year.
The residence of Thoma :
-. idol" any patent paint to show I
l mouthed: with eunuch wear. '
JilliliS BRO“,
PliIW
OARLOCK ““de ‘-._"
tilt ‘ ‘I'oot‘
PLUM ant) sraau
not a Iota rtno.
HOT All! HEATING.
awn Attention.
than AND 1m noon“.
.. Lu III! Militias-
ou rim mat Getting. It:
um roi- ana cur M 01’ '
. m I . .
Tanya mamas
I ‘1. ”LI. man. NORWIALK.
IIIIIIIliIiI
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Mon die widow cry friend: he
sorry, but illht doesn't i'yfiii'lllhll bread,
hutlIa palm in tho .
aei‘i'n. fennel to. loan .
“dang; W r
Smelter and
fillihle
were.“
with: °"'
dam and meta
I.“th ‘oppliea'pion.
Doudestmacavaco.
E/BALDWIN“
vutm New
Ovation-u w ‘
Elijah
Denny 3. Hal l, Representative.
1 under Blk. {loath Norwaik, Ct.‘ I
- coat, I'- 42 t: m.
itmater' tan“ a
322cc“; and’ “a; “w“ I‘
than ifinmted ~ . _,
«Iat- 'duprrvtal I.
$100,000.00
the. .3236
‘ (II Ma‘or {{Lt;
'5 i... has 1». I. .mxiptcaru;
Fol-rum All!“ ""“h
11"). WIT-Orv
and”:
again?‘
out a rib: airline can i
ton and capturing p ~
in: whaiobou ll oflthap '
mean t; Not in I
he”! 5M ‘zitt‘rucor
our llnlil concerns .w .IcatIIwhrIlt-
bone have a ”My m.
prayioua «II ,
Warner Brothers
trait taint-w -~
Broth C . If
sharia “will“; . I
won ill in 3» £
a I .31? ml. i”
rreg .-
prohibltory. Th... a”
Hone new“
line 9;? corn'ta‘k known L ”We
Fern," in which
used. in ordorto
necessary to
and often delayed.
"hi“ thermum “i
"tympani. with tie
at as". started out he Iumtdytthg filth.-
new. hot
were
Plant. The t3
wan hetero tha-
rd law
a ‘ truce“
I " ii: “i
0 Viral hit
on
3,3,1.
Tam“ product it 31' iii-2‘7 Nil-Vii!
“.i‘! Ill) pep ' him;
thou-t until" you» .uI .v'ttii. . .
. .iliieminri: ”Macou‘xfig
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per pot IIII t
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the policy u.’ tlI- I‘m. ' tum“ pi‘p 73b
produce gen! -_, ' t. in ta‘ III “but
clency of it 3.! III. uni to it!“ .no. 5..
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in; ii. ill in the present. sentient
with. tune in rum II of lidadpity.
3.
get the piobabl'lty 0“ t N91!
epii' ,Iars t'to- New I?" '1“.
”ill: local mean temperature who ll
’legre es C"iti"l :qu media
her. six do“; colder in JWWV
and It now promises to it mlidbfifllto
degrees iIelz-Iit the noun
month . {11°51
in the bitter-1c American trivalent?
excessive and It has not lofted «in
Mr .peIII-d II t when the coil pita
r th r'cr tlike Weathei' Id
lii‘i‘
I'd by a chill: sprl
Sm.’ them! on records ehb'
pay-Ne Wrath-the fami “in" only can ever!) ;.:r‘
indevfltdet-I, ,. . "~ I I001} cm vxéceflhr 6. H
H; s comm n to al at tloItt "to
QM- ”t ML”! sIe tori betw ago the Mingle, ,mg; . ~ll
WINN- ARM. l'. .I en'stcrn flank of tltu‘ lice-Will. .
United leak liti’g. Io. NON-III. I .nins.“ amt that the mo rm
fl... , . - winter of 193': was tb‘loy‘. it My"
. the coolest sumutets re; {1;qu it ,
section. A sin rt script-tic b
the extremci; ' Inlrl w. nt- r. 0618
the ensuing rna- 'ils is alsofi hi I
yby records offh \‘ouit A'laIIIti “at t .i‘.
But in some notable inst? I)?» It ”in *5
lldratlicly mild aprlu.5 and warm
summer have Itceeeded . ‘l V. ’- :eptlt
ally cold I- inter.
1 If ,g I
80 fat. boomer. a it see til I)! on“.
present cold winter can b: Summon.
the indications acem to be vei'r- idli-
tlnct that the coming sprl'Wr" ‘3’.
slow to suite and slower to a ‘ahlirho,
its supremacy mer thtI c-2s. .».I. -'
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Co.“ v Triniic..¢'1Mll01‘ Kind;
Command to Maj cor Hurt "no . -
it \Ill‘ be a ;I at rurprioelu
citrics in icon that Company
Danbuw h:.i' been rIoIfcrrod
third lat tall-III um er command
Jer 't‘iiitt: :It ii i(’ n; format-iv ci
of the H‘mpill in th' second i)
too "tide:- com wt of \iIaid'r ‘
of Bridgeport fining nova ‘
with the 111'. Io wnIpnnit-It .
in making up that harm: m Mm;
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