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are
50115 11013le
for
w. 1.. DOUGLAS 5110155
$31. 00 and $55. 50.
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M Commander of Knights Temp-
1 . . lar- Thle Alternoon.
The Grand Commandery of Knights
untan- elcctod the following odicers
lilttel'noon Illa-ill conclave in this
flight eminent grand commander,
”Julius w. Knowlton of Bridgeport;
who eminent deputy grand commander.
M Maui J. Bryant. of New Haven;
,dlltllatlt grand generalissimo, Sir it‘ar-
t'ou'i'fi. Bette. of Danbury; eminent
captain general. Sir Normand F
E '."‘of Hartford; eminent grand sen-
‘r-nrden. Sir George M. Long. of
Now1'111ondon; eminent
Vlfllen. Sir LeontM. \Voodford. of
auutuck; eminent gland prelate.
Sir Eugene A. Hall. of Meriden; emi
neat grand trcasttrci. Sir (‘ostello Lip
pitt.1bl Norh.wic ' eminent grand re-
colder. Sir Eli C,Bli'1lst1\'oi‘Merldeti;
eminent grand standard bearer Sir
Wesley ll. Pearno. oi‘ liltltllotown: emi-
neat grand sword beat-111'. Sir Charles
Hubbard, of Norwich; eminent
Eta-lid Wartlt1'.SIr Arthur I). Choice, of
Willlmaniitn eminent grand captaiii of
guard. Sir Frank ill. Scott. of 111111
1 burg. eminent grand inspector, Sir Al-
bartW Mttttoon t1iN1111'lIav.t1n
111111 oflltt'ets 11'11111 installed by V l‘.
Gmlid Generalissuuo “can 11' litlgg.
oftPt'ovidence. R. l.. as lilt‘ representa
tive of the (rl'llllli Encampment of the
United States.
Col. Julius \V. Knowlton. of Bridge
, pornthe new grand commander, is one
Bridgeport'a most prominent men.
0 was postmaster in Bridgeport for
”many years.
. Col. Knowlton is a thirty- third de-
.gree Mason. and has occupied many
pmmlnenet oiilccs in the various bodies
- with which be Is. aiilllated. He joined
8t. Johnalodge. N11. 3 l" and A. M. of
Btidgepoiut in ltiti... and about three
years afierunitis commenced to 'go
which constitute the York attd Scottish
rite organizations in his citt'. in malty
I of them he held the highest ofllccs in
their gift and is held in high esteem
among Masons ge11111'.all.v
About New 111 years ago he was elect-
ed to the thirty -'il1i11i degree. He has
hold all the prominent ofllccs in the
Knights Templai s
Although the Ancient Arabic Order.
1, Nobles ot‘ the Mvstit Shrine is not
stritily speaking a Masonic body. none
but members oi the Masonic bodies
who have 1'oa1h111i certain degrees 01'
grades can be electctl to membership
in the Shrine. in tlils also. Mr.
Rnowlton has taken a prominent part
being the first to do actual work for
Pyramid Temple. of Bridgeport. initiat-
ing from 71111 to 800 members during
his term the candidates coating frotu
‘ 'ew Hampsliiic. Massachusetts Rhodc
Island and (.‘oitne1-ti1ut,ln recognition
‘ of his services to the Shrine Col.
1010th was made a life mombei of
only life membei in tilts state.
PHILIPPINE RAILROADS.
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Secretary Taft Tells of Needs of Our
island Poaaeaeions.
WASHINGTON, March lIi.———St1cre
Iry Ta continued his explanatipn to
the Ho e committee on insular af-
fairs today as to conditions I11 the
Philippines particularly with l‘ueielelltte
.t0 the. necessity of railroad building.
He read a cabiegrum from (101'. Wright
nggeut‘ing the $l0.,1100 0011 bond Issue
imp10111ment1. In this
hiegratn Gov Wright said that In tbs
t six months the customs receipts
‘EII fallen on" .5 per cent. ‘Whlle We
one that this due to
tines,” said Gov. Wright. “at the
lite ‘tlnie. we do not feel safe. in mak-
ing increased expenditures for im-
vements.”
"If We can induce Congress next
3611' to make trade free or reduce the
tartl! tin to twenty- live per cetlt. of the
Ilium, rates." said Secretary Taft
two can ehnw an income greatly ltl ex
00“ 9f, the present."
Secretary Taft declared his belief
ttlie $10. 000. 000 bond issue could be
i d. 091' at 4 per cent. interest.
EHMIT‘S CURIOUS PROPHECY.
WERSBURG March iii—The
“I, re here are reproducing I
liftingrophm-y attributed to St
ini‘; the heir hermit of Saroif. in
hegretllcted his canonization by
“Mar last year anti also the
liver. The. oratular utterance
“é! not that the leaders failed
‘qu come a greater wonder
nltltude. like ears In the
will march with banners to
thereafter will come a liar:
tor Rate-let.
1- will go to battle. 1
grand junior ,
"dramatic with 111' his day,
Pyramid Temple and, is pr'obabl,1 the.“
temporary '
we IIMII rend the cloak '
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
“WLONIL KNOWLTON ELECTED. OAKLEY HALL AND Nil GREEN
VELVET COAT.
I
Becomes a Wanderer.
Hall a century ago Abram Otiklc)
Hall was one of the shining lights in
'New York politics. lliet'atluc and In
the legal ptofesalon, lititl had it not
bcen tors me of his 1111111iit1i11 vagin-
1111'. might live t'l1111ii littilt mayor to
tgovcrnor and no on to the 1111shlcntl11l
cltitlt'. Like his illustrious doilow Deni-
.'.ocittt (li'over (‘le1'1lttntl. 1111 for back
its lttiil. l'lti.1lanti-1t. who 111111 tilt-ii n
printer's apprentice, used to carry
'pt'oof sheets to hltli ltt lib-1 l‘t’hllit‘llt‘t‘
1111 Madison 111'11111111. near the Square.
lllall first came litto notice to the on-
tlt't1 country as prosecuting ottlt'er in
the mysterious llui'tlcll mttltlel' case
in the curly ili‘tics. llr. Harvey 'l.
Btu'tlcll won a dentist residing at ‘li
Iliontl street, New York iti hi1 111111i
illtillFI, \1 lilrh 111111 kept its ll tout ltoni'it-l
i'ng house by lira. Cunningham. tut-
siatctl by htr two tiilllglllt‘ls. F’I'lllld
and Augusta, John .l. l1ft-k11l.a \1c.tlth,\'
lottillct' merchant of tilt 1111-1111111, 1111-:
l1'11tilici1t \'l..itor, \t'lliic Sttotlgrttw, son
of all up state iti‘iiistci'. Wis one of
1iltt- boattlcrs.
i1\('llilll.§. and Ec-lttl 11.111 arrested on
suspicion of being. his assailant. itutl
lltukctl ttp ill the l'r:iitt‘t1 lrt111t station
IlillIFt‘. llt was rtlcttsotl 1111111ttlall1.
(and tip to this day 1111 111111 has 11'11‘
llllli«
bun pttltislttttl t"ot lil' cr.lme
grutluitllv rose 1111p I11 Hlt'll until 111-
was elected 11111101 oI I\t 11 \111'k limit
‘69 to 72. 11nd 1111 the 111-1 :tsioii oi his
first St. l’iltrlt'lta 1l111'pttriitl1 \1'11i'-1
green velvet coat in which he rrview-
11d tht procession. ttltct'wartl giving thc‘
garment to
ltlle 11g
facetl
his life, ttittl 1.1111111 called hittt tlkry
Hall and 0 Hall. From that little his
a police oiliccr uninctl
\\'llltll ll‘tl i0 11 good tlt'itl 111‘
up" bting ('it‘tlt‘tl to the various bodies I standing "Hill" ‘0 1’“ of "Ni WWW"
11111e.ilt1 then drifted into journalism.
associating himself with John (':l: 111',\'
lohn l\11ll11,v..lame.~' 'l‘, llratly and
Judge Phillips. on the staii‘ oi the New
York Leader,
i
Frankfort street.
lttors to that popular journal wcrt'
11111111111 ll \\t111l1.1'ldg1 11 111111 legged
ttiTiter iii tilt house of rtptescniatlvrs
who was (lllt' oi the wit'ici-tsts in tllt‘
Sltklts key ti'.tg111l,v.Ada I‘lalre, 11 he
1li11l 1111111 h,1".1iltlpllol1ii1 lui1llig lit-cu
bitten in the c-Iittk by 11 linl‘llt. dot“:
\tlit isattts Mtiltkt1ii.iht poct- -1icttess'
lostpli Sc'olitlt', Editor of the Vichy-
our: N. (I. i’. Wilkins, the grczttt'st
and lllllt‘i
celebrities“.
(9111' 111‘ Oakley
lisllt'
wiltilt1 page for
llall‘s git '1t jotlt'na-t
strokes was 11l11-11 ilt 11111111 11
the Sunday l-'.}lc1nlti
.t'ontailliitg all accottllt of the estape‘
In
of
of the wild beasts
with
Cential
the list the children
for if one htttl read
through to the end of the article they
Would have 5111111 his temark
11 fortunate thing it did 1111i happen.
as the description above would have
been a nut instead of a fancy “ The:
names of Hettly \Vtii'd [311111 her 1‘. De
Witt 'l‘allmndge. Lester \Yallitck and
among the ntllt'ti.
tiny revealed the fact that every namt't
was spelled wrong. ills next foolish
mote was wilting a play with hlmatlf
as the lending c'ltatattei. and this was
produced at the Park Theatre. llroad-
way and 22nd street. by tht1 famous
tlii'eatl'lcal manager, Willialii Stuart.
anti this was the most miserable
fiasco ever known oil the stage. put-
ruining Siuart.~who died in New Lon-
don. ‘C.111n.. not long after ltl very re-
otit oi" il11.1 eountly. anti took up his
quartets in London. England. doing a
little newspaper VIOl‘li for the. New
York Herald. l‘pon his return to
New Yelk not many years ago he
Iound himself almost a stranger and it
was all he could do to keep body and'
soul together His last public appur-
ance was as counsel for Emma Gold-
man. being assigned as such by the
Judge. and coming in for a item
tongue. lashing from Emma because he
failed In gct hermultted.
Hall has been dead four or ave
years. .
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
A rehnlar meeting 01' the Barbers U11-
don was held last night. Routine bust
nees only was transacted.
An order was granted iii the Nor-
waik Probate Coutt this morning, for
the 118$ of property in'tlto {lute
the late June Selleck. of
Gregortejln the Norwalit W Court
this archive
“the Nut-1
pan: l" basketball team v.11
g outline Mattias Association
v.11ext Monday night
Actuary ‘l‘le 1111111.
, ling? against the Motle-
/'
A st. Patrick's Day Episode—CM“
11.
iltirtlt-Il was found litrr-i
ally out, to piece-1 ill his l111ll11'111' out-f
us comment during the rest of
:1 Dctnociaiic paper pub- ‘
lishetl next door to Tammany Hall. ill'
Among the coutrll1~‘
Park ,
"it With"
other prominent ntcn 11 or1 mentioned;
but 11 cttt'ci‘ul St'i‘Il-f
tlng'tbe. tinishing touch on Oakley andv
duced circumstances. Hall then cloned.
A haunt; was 1.111111% 1.111381“
0011,01: the application for
stored knee 5 '
17191111.
THE CONN. OIN'L LIFE INI. co
now sells an 1. Payment Life Policy
for less than the cost of a 20 Payment
in other companies so investigate be
fore insuring elsewhere.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
N. IMITH FENOUION, Ipeelei Agent.
UNITED IANK IUILDING.
e1 Nerwalk.
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1111 11111111111
SOUTH NONWALK,.CONN.
" WITH
’ Caplfel. $100,000.0t
Surplus. 5100.000. or
Not Proms. 13.50.000.00
Qolldita acoounte ol Individuab. tn
ufacturera, merchants and corporation:
upon favorable term.
EDWIN H. MAYH‘WCON Prel.
JOHN III. KNAP’.VIce.P1-ee-
JAOOI M. LAYTON. Calhlel
tan—.1...
OI NEGTOIS.
lol‘ln H. Knapp H ry Seymour
Josiah N. Marvin S muel Grummav
Christian Swat-u Wallace arvin
E. H. Mathew-on John H. L M
i Fred. H. Rowan.
1 Capital 81.600.000 Surplus. 3185.000
The
Earnlng Power
of your savings In
vested with Ihll
Company at 5 pet
(rt-iii. is 25 percent
greater tltnn if ln
vcsind at 4 pet
cent; is 42 6-7 pet
cent. greater than if invested at 3%
per ccnt.; and tit; 253.1101' cent. grcntot
than it intcstcd at 1 per ccnt.
State Supervision of New York ent
Connecticut.
IIRANCH OFFICE 12 80 MAIN 81'.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
i MortimerM Lee R L Coburn
Charles 8. Dow John 8. Lawrence
'Phone. 132.
, Jenkins BrosNalvcs
and
CARLOCK PACKING
l
Carried In Stock:
5 001.0 ANO SILVER PLATINO.
1 New England flesh in Motors.
i Have no superior. Can show them
i , in operation.
Repairs to Stationery and Ma
rlne Engines and General Mach-
Ine Work Sollclted.
THE G. N. McKIBBI V
M'F’G C0.
'16 WATER 511. 80. NORWALK.
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1
wounded. or what \votiitl appear to b".
carefully
Dividend
Paying Iliillin .Oll Smelter and
i industrial Stnc 1 making possible
1 Large interest and Profits. Book~ .
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
' bankers. Brokers. Fiscal A entv
Members New York Conaol dated
Stock Each .66 Broad'way and
. 17 New Street. ew York.
EJALDWIN HAMMIT‘I‘ Manager.
Western New! adlnnch: nee 1m
UnsuitauiuCI IIH‘.W
Denny 8. Hull,~Representatlve.
I Lauder Blk. South Norwall. 0t.
i
l
.liail Paper 8111.
i
Making room for new goods
we are giving 20 per councill-
count on last year ‘a Gold Papers.
501: Paper, , 40c. 2'
401:. Paper. 3‘2c.
. 30c. Paper. .Iaqc.
251:, Paper. 20c.
Borders same discount.
013° Order—Window Sindee. Pic-
ture Fumes.
31.11
‘Dealer' in Wall .Iiapera, Painters‘
Cuppliee. Artiste' Materials.
utilise wrot- . 17.
Cloth Wt 111 1.11.11.11.11.
hinge. 35c. .1
Solid 31.113111 Curtain Roth.
3 lt‘t with fixtures, too.
“8 ‘3 Can Opener. cute
easily. No rifled edge. rec.-
anmao. 11111111113111
INC. DECORATING
1:. 2111938 CENT. DISQ‘QUNT‘T
13.1.
1
THE IIOH‘Y HINDI YHAT 'MA
CARNEGIE ONEAT.
.l. ilrhtbane Walker. the editor of tho'
Cosmopolitan Magellan. has been a
life-long friend of Andrew Carnegie.
in the November Cosmopolitan Mr.
Walker states what I111 considers to he
the reasons for Mr. Carnegie's wondetu
iui success. , .
They are worthy of attention of all
our readers. whether they he heads of
firms or depth-trapper, wholesale or 1'0-
tall salesmen. 11 general run of
as we have tboae‘elght things. we will
10 ahead or rem an stationary. or drop
out of the race for success.
The eight int-tots that must be con-
~1I1Iered in estimating Carnegie: '
First. The dominant note of his
1-ltat'act1-r—-otiergy,
Second.
attention to detail.
’i‘hlrtl. A brilliant imagination flash-
1111 a lint1 or 11xpedients~resourcefub
mass
Fourth (‘otnntltnti over the men
thout l1lm-—-liot so pile-ti by 110111 llia-
Iiolt as by impetus.
l-‘lfth. Ability to make clear busi-'
ness analyses. and to give to those
1111.11 of these analysis
Sixth. A lack of ninety 11 blutitnosa
of pci caption as to the equitict of the
'0 the cxeciitlon f business plans.
Seventh. A viii on with reference to
.‘ltosc public matters in which his own
personal interests were not wrapped
up. that was so clear as to be almost
prophetic.
lmslli'.
force.
The first Insurance money to be
bald on the Stain on] Town litill was
Inrncd over I11 So ot'liliali 1.0011131, Satv
urtlay morning. by Frank H. lloyt. It
was a draft for $11,001) from lllt‘ Liver
pool and London and tllobu Company.
r'ol the full amount of the policy.
more rcmalus 31.1: 500 to 111.1 paid. The
'otnpttnics have sixty days in whit ii
to with: Mi. Iibvt paid the lnttttr
11110. 1111 the post oilicc flxtttlcs the, do)
after the ii1'11.- So. N1111111lk Scltilnol
.ilal'ch 7th. 1904.11“ 1
Mr. Hoyt rt1ptc1'11iits the
it: London &. tilolih bis. (30. in stem
ford. 'i‘liis t'tllii|litii,\' is represented by
"non Alva comm
i.\
SOUTH NOR WALK.
Ask int n lil‘t‘. iii~uruutt1 policy ill
illl‘ Liverpool. London K1 Glob-1 lint. (311.,
lllt1lttrgt1st and stl'ottucst Insurance
'ouipany lit 1111' Iqud.
Fort-11, 1111-1-11. force malwars
Liverpool
A com wit v1: comma
T‘tt r11 has lleolf‘a chilllness iii the
.tit for the inst {111' days that convinces
the thoughtful tttitl observant citizen
that winter lingers with 1111. The ma
iarliil slt closer to the stove and lllt‘
rliculuatlc limp it little llmpcr. It is.
pretty hard ill this weather to keep
the tooth frotn chattering and weak
joints supple. li‘iity cents worth 11f
lir, liick‘s Medicine will make ,1'1111 get
,1onl' spring bonnet down and think
summer will soon be here. it Is :1
new life for the crinkled and the crip-
1|111|. and all ”1:11 shiver.
What la your-hobby .’
Our hobby I: Coal.
ll Interests 11‘: because
We sell 11. And you. slnce
You must buy It. ‘~
We do not seek your trade
For a few days only. but
For years to“ come. And so
We cannot afford -
To all you deal
rllat ls lnferlor.
Nor will we.- .
Naw.‘wlial'1“your3 1
11111111111111
0 0
0011 c0111. Leaves 111311111111.
au'r ASHES couroar AND slime
\
FACTION BEHtNtHT.
GIVE us A TRIAL oaoea.
111111111111 11
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ea l
A mental grasp far-reaching.
iil its bird‘s-eve 'vicw—mlnute ill its
under him a comprehension of the re '
public and in1Ii1Iduals when it came?
' having the same presented to them
..
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
“a...” “1. ‘——
TRISTRA nitHvAT'r
lwmte Wash ' Fabrics
employees in thd trade. In proportioni
White is the. most fashionable color in wash fabrics and all materials in this color are noticeably in demand.
ill calling your attention to our white goods department. there. are several points of distinct advantage to 11111 pm
i dont buyer which shotlld bt1 cart-full; weighed before purchasing elsewhere. Our stock has never bet-111111 (‘tlmpll‘ii'
The collection of fabrics and Weave: are varied enough to provide satisfat tion for all and
We boilovcthat you will iind that this is the place to buy your white goods.
tits at the piescnt time.
i prices never were lower
White liottcd Swissoa from 2011 to' White. Organtlio
[and title per yd.
I18 in.1vldt,1 at 501‘ per ,vtl.
In. wide at 6911 per ytl.
Hi111lt,tl8 ill. wide at 51111, per 1.1,
3:: iu.11ldc at "00,351:
i"'-.“'—" --—- —
White Mcrceriwd l’. K.'11. Mndras.’
Oxfords, l’opllns. for shirt waists audiW“ W" N.
'Hlili‘t 11-11111 suite at 15, 18, 211. 211. 211.? -.,
3:. :19 1.1. 111 on. per ‘yti. We alsoi
blue the above in champaign color and i'-d
in black stripes\ and dots 011 white: -. - _.. .-
grounds.
'2 In, table, at 201:
White, lndla Litton front So to 301: per:
l._._«_c--
~' 1111111: Bath-sic, 32 in.
371,511 per yd,
It) in wide at 26c antl'I “be per yd.
wide. at 30c.
. White Persian Lawn from 16c to 5011
. pcr N.
..i
1 ~01,
’ Frcnth Nainsook 48 in. wide, at bile.
White Fri-1111.11 l1awn,is ill wide, 111.6511, 85c per yd.
Hive anti 591: per vd.
Plain Welt l’. K311 ttt 171. I3. 150
:10. .15, L1. 501' per yd. 111.11111111111111111.11'111’0111 éééi‘ptsrui.
-Mx .. , «I
““"‘“’”""“"“""‘"‘""“‘"', White Wash Chiffon. 48 i.n widely
front 291' to Iiitc per y.1l I
Willie Solstice at 171, 20, 2.1. 32
F100 pcr ,1'1l.
\Ibitc i1i111111 for Shirt Walsts and
tirl Waist. Suits.
:III in. wide at. 501' per 1'1].
to in. wide 111 3111.1 1.1111101111121111.
lit in, \\l1it.‘ 111 Gilt: pt't' 1‘11.
Fancy Luce Stripes front 811 to 2111'
per yd. ‘1 I
111151111111 it HYATT,Norwalk,COnn.
no. 2 and 5 11112an BUILDING.
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NO HEARING HELD TODAY.
Division Matter for The Norwalka
Gee; Over Until Tomorrow Morning.
The hearing in'tlic matter 11! tlit1 tli- ',
vision of the Town of Norwalk. which 5
was 1olnmcnce1l beiorc the committee.
in'llartiord ,vcsierdat was adiottrnctli
until tomorrow morning at III: :11!
o'clock.
The committee's ruling 111stt11 dav
was that questions were admissible
that would tend to show practu 11 on;
Illt‘ part of governors to hold bills tbt'ct- 1
legislative days and more than three
calendar days. before submitting a
veto. ‘
Mr Rood testified to having bot-11
1lt1rk I11 the governors oillce twenty
five years. He was questioned as to'
tbt1 method employed in transmitting a ,
1'1-to to the Legislature. lie was alm-
1pit1stion11ti as to the duties of himself
and tht1 executive secretary. Mr. Spot'-
ry took the lead for his side and Mr.
Robbins for the other, When Mr. Sper-
r1 put a question to the witness it. I
generally had to be repeated several.
times for every one to take it in, It was
so long, and Mr. Robbins generally 0b-
lectetl.
"State." said Mr. Sperry to Mr. Rood. ‘
“by whom. in what manner and bowl
the veto with the accompanying hill'
is communicated by the governor to the ;
house in which it originated. " This was 1
objected to until modified by the addb‘
tion of “so far as you have actual
knowledge of the fact " Mr. Rood
said that the veto was placed in an;
envelope addreaaed to the house ml
which the bill originated and handout
to the executive secretary. who pro-
ceeded out of the ‘oiiice and turned to
the right in the direction of the legis-
lative hall.
Another question: 111 ll‘} manner
of communicating those things as you
have described them the usual and or.
dinary proceeding in the otflce of the
governor?" was objected to until "to
your own knowledge" was added. Mr '.
Rood testified that there are records' .
showing when the governor approves!
or dieapprovea bills. but none when he
receives them.
A lot of discussion resulted over the
propounding of an“ questiion by Mrr
tfimry; “la it a pm as to youy
lodge and are you obtain
whether as a matter of practice“ or
custom in the ofllce ot the governor,
governors hold bills for consideration
more than three calendar days after
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Style Show
Has Opened
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You can select 110111 Suit now and
111111 for it later. ,
We are showing all the popular stilles.
ETONS. BLOUSE' ETONS. NOR-
FOLKS. gi'llLITARY EFFECTS.
CHEVIOTS. SERGE. VENETIAN.
liERSEY- CLOTHb "AND .;FANCY
t MIXTURES.
"ordinal 1' » PW” Reade
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and in fact take action upon the same,
either by approving or by voicing,
11111111111... three calendar days after
the time are presented to them. Sum,
dun; excepted and not counting the'
day “tin which the governor received
the name?“
Mr. Robbins spoke at length. partied.
llrly as to what. constitutes "ptactice"
.aud alleging that as ,thcre have been
only twenty vetoes in twenty live
I ' cannot have the sumo
usual-e ea in the course of busineal.
W‘Iter's dictioderi was resorted to
515%! committee mduthe definition
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