3,‘
LEIP YEIR
to placo more
Goo
Ranges
'I’-“Ito "
Gas Water
Heaters
than In any previous year.
Order at once. and br- nnrong the
tirst to enjoy complete happiness dur-
ing hot weather.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
Ciiilll. iii iii Ugliilllgiiii.
'PHONE.“ .
' THAN EVER BEFORE.
Specialty Mfg. Co.
7: WA in srnz'rrr.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NEW AND SECONEHAND
Electric Motors
FURNISHED. INSTALLED AND RE-
PAIRED. SATISFACTION coAn.
Telephone, 137-3.
South Nerwalk, Conn.
MWWOOOM
Easy To Pick
the proper “fall l'nped Designs from
our splendid stock There isn't a
more ntlrnctivc stock of New and Ar-
IINIlt‘ Wall Papers in tlrcsc pttl‘lli.
Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.
Solc agent. f'br Jun'cwny's and Ctr-
pontcr"s Wall Papers.
ANTEEE
gIIIIIIIiI; VIN son:
a 0
§ .
: fitum'rrma. 3
3 srtniir. t
i HOT WA rm. §
AND cos ._ §
§ nrrmc. :
2 .
E Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper;
and Zinc. 2
i S.
3 50 South Main Strut. ‘3
E
i
To Order—Window Shades. Pic~
ture, Frames.
I’AIN'I'ERS' SUPPLIES. ARTISTS
MATERIALS.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. too. I
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe, 25c. '
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 ft. long. with fixtures. roc.
“Shurc-Cut" Can Opener. cuts
eaSily. No ragged edge. toc. _
Best Steel Faring Knives, roe.
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING.
STORE omen Icvrsnmos.
I..H. DeCker
87 Washington Street.
South Norwalk. ‘ Conn.
“Ignited! Count-Wm .
oil-mm
VVbeVV ,Four You.
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA- ‘
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY.
an urereur3 will outlel3 doptr'o3 tho
M‘lllif‘ of smell and completely arrange
tlu whole system when entering II
Ilu3nrgh the rnIIIIcoIIn surfaces, Suclr'
nrtlt'lcu should never be Itocd cxcepti
on pr't-I-it'r'iptionn from reputable phy-i
ulciaus. us the damage they will do Iii '
ten fold to the good you can pousllrly
ilurltc from them. Hall's Co'tarrh
Cure Illlllllfllmilfl‘ld II." I". J. Charo} d:
I‘oledo ().. contains no mercury,
rind In. taken Internally. acting dlrc:t-,
ly upon the blood and mucoua surfaces 1
of the system. In buying Hall's Cn-
taI'I'h (‘.In'e be. IuIro you get the gon-
ulne it in tnken Internally and made,
in Toledo Ohio by l". J Chantry & CO
"Iestlmonlrlln I".rce
Sold I3. lhugglats.
lititt‘c.
’l‘nke Ilnll‘s l-‘nmlly I’illn for countl-
potion.
WALL 'Piii'lilt
Prices, 75c. per
OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER
WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN BUY NICE GOODS HERE, YOU
KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE
VERY BEST MANNER.
we HAVE TAKEN A coon
MANY CONTRACTS FOR HOUSE
PAINTING AND WILL ac GLAD TO
SUBMIT FIGURES FOR YOUR
WORK.
WE TRY TO CARRY IN STOCK
EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE
DECORATIONS OF 'YOUR HOUSE
INSIDE OR OUT.
E. E. Goilram’s,
TEL. 135-2.
E. NORWALK.
lire Gorton Side Feed Boilers,
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
Insures a Warm House. Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
3
10 FIRST ST.
Send for Catalogue and Investi~
gate for yourself.
ilorton It Lidgernood Company.
95 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
1847-1904
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
(ha and Steam Fitting. .
Fixtures Metal Coiling, Etc.
Have you aecn our atock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE jONESA a HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL sTNEET. NORWALK.
Gaa
lliSTMl'l' REIIIEFW "‘"'""'
their.” m, vlth BIAIIHAI
In It. done-ace. at. opt...
0n! humble core for lethal. 0|:
tort .Innolluaoatl hi
“on. moon .1.” m . Plll
l. r. loo 0 00..
II 1.50 would.
lnallanopolia, Ind.
DAVID W RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmerl
ill: \IIIIIIIII. mu Company
(Incorporated).
Da’ii‘y Freight Lir’ié
' Ivon ‘ '
SOUTH NORW‘LK.
and NE W YORK.
Steamers new 0! Ndrtc'rhlk'
and “E gf'o".
LcnvI-s New York Daily nt 5 N m.
Lt'al'os Norwnlk Daily at 5 p. m.
f"l'0inll I'eeclvcdofrom 7 a. m. to 5
Bill Ii ii“
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WITH
p. III.
capital $100. 050. b0 COT AG AVEN
30mm. 3100 000. 00 DIET NORTWA'EK. gg'im.
Not Profits. :53. o00.00
Solicito accounto of individualo, man
ufacturero, merchanto and corporation:
upon favorable terma.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Proo.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Proa-
JACOB M. LAYTON. Caahlor.
DIRECTORS. '
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin annual Grumman
Chriatian Swartz Walloco Marv!n .
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
FrodtH. Rowan.
Surplus. 8185.000.
Tho
Earning Power
of your caving: In.
vested . with this
Company at 6 per
cent. In 25 per cent.
greater than If in-
vented at 4 per
cent: is 42 6-7 per
cent. greater than If Invented at 3%
Capital. $1,600,000.
per cent.; and till 2-3 per cent. greater 3
than if invested nt 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE. 12 80 MAIN ST.
Resident Dlroctora. Realdent Managera.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Cohurn
Charleo E. Dow John I. Lawronco
Ito most time to look up tho matter of
We are headquartora' for Dawn'-
lead and zinc paint. and Longmand
Martino; paints, both of which are ful.
iy warranted.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF
BRUSHES IN TOWN.
We also carry a complete ottlok of
VARNISHEB.. FILLERO, STAINS.
COLORS. FLOORMIAX,
FLOOR FINISHERS,
oils raw and boiled, ona'mola. gold and
aluminum branzoo. kaloomlnoa. Inside
and outside cold water paint. reof
paints, waxeen and everything in this
line pertaining to a first claoa stock.
Don't buy cheap atock it coato aa much
in time and lab" to put on poor paint
as it does the good and you do not get
the wear from It.
consrocri. IIIIIIIIIs I now
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phonon-G.
SP cm.
THE CONN. G N'L LIFE INS. CO.
now sells an 10 Payment Life Policy
for less than the coat of n 20 Pay merit
in other companies so Investigate be
fore lnsurlugylpowhero. .
FRED If. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
N. SMITH EgfiGpQQN flpoclalAgont.
UNITED aANK‘ a ILDIN'c'.
So. Nor-walk.
PROPER TY 0 WNERS
”(SURE YOUR RENTS
The Continental Inoura'nco 00., of
New York. will lnour. your Tonto
agalnot loao ouatalnod by looa of rent-
ala by darna'go bnylroVV to butldlrpo.
Ne'r ouanuo ..... Humans
041091; M. Lirn'oIv. .
5 R113. Add... handiwork
_. ”..—I
rm: :0}; heartache:
prim am.
MONT was, VNoTaav.
doATg Tilt
mm NA’IN Kroner. .
Tot. J1“ ago.
Q . breakfast food. 60 pkg.
éaTA're, .
oTeAN. ;
Fancn Creamer“ But-
let 200 lb.-
211i). Gran. Sugar $1
Readu Bits I0c pkg.
"Power” the new
A. gtuil
.... ...-.. “-.
BilSTNill‘lWIiLli
“l‘lie bt'IlImlltl‘ LIN-3' I one nur'lwd thin
morning with n cargo or mind
Lester Wheeler‘s launch has been
placed III commission for the summer.
Mm llcsarc Napht'y. who has been
III for it long time,- in somewhat im-
proved.
Joseph Jill‘OllIii'll's Hkilljllt'k "The
Wonder" has been put In i-ommlnulon
for lili‘ Henson.
~—I"nncy Oolong Tea. I'I it'ulnr price 5°C
"3.. our price, tile. I.‘|Iorrrmcdlcu limo.
.Itsrc Ayren In overhauling his launch
“Hlnwnthn” preparatory to putting lit-r
III commit-'trion.
CanIIirI Verity took the burg" (luii- -
sic 'I‘I'you from South Nor'wIIlk to Her-
Silfll'lti's Whill't't'ir today.
John Taylor who hn.~ been spending
the winter In Florldu for his health In
expected to return home next Wednes-
dny
Lewis St. John's lnuut'lr "Lillian"
lint- been placed in commission for the
season. Slu looks very pI'itty III a
fresh cont of paint.
llnrry Alusworth will lend the meet-
lug of tilt Junior Baud tomorrow even-
Ing lit the purvonngd ol' the Hits! Ave-
nue Methodist (‘.hurch.
It is: I-xpcctrd that the llav, I'}. Cllllv
IIiughnuI will return home tomorrow.
Avenue M. It}. (‘hureh “ill give up eu-
tt-rtnlunrent III the cluni'lI on chut-s
Iluy t\'”'l‘lllll.'., hiny ltlr. root.
('lllll‘ll'il Keene and David Nnuh will
compete tonight ill tlu- cloning gamut
of the llnfner pool tournament. This
will In: for the ht't‘Olltl prize.
———l"nnI-3' (loloug 'l‘cn. regular price 50c.
In, our price the, I.‘Homntedlcn Bros.
SlIlpbulldeI' Jdacph l-‘owler in to in-
rtnll n four horse Barker engine in hip
ncwly constructed boat. which cap-
tnin Tom Smith has named "The mil»
Ioplng Nqu-y She will In- nt- tI'lIn a
launch II< floats 33'th aht ls finished.
Large numbers of flntflslr are being
caught daily III the orator imat drodgos,
The cold writer renders the flsh some-
what alugglahnnd they are unable. to
get out or the way of‘thc dretlgmr and
pro scooped ln along with the oyster».
ROWAYTON.
The usual happy hour‘ service will
be held tonight at 7:45 o'clock. in the
Baptist Church.
Mayln Scoflold, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Harry Scofleld. is seriously ill at
the home of her grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Scofleltl.
The Ladloo' Aid Society. of the Bow-
nyton Baptist Church. held its regu'
Iar meeting. yefiterday afternoon. with
lira. 'I‘. C, Brown. wife of the. pastor.
at the parsonage.
Miss Louise Stevens entertained a
party of friends at her home, Satur-
day evening. "being the birthday annl
I'ersary of her sister. Mrs. Earl Stov
ens, and also of a friend. The even-
lng was loyoualy spent. Miss Stevens
proving u delightful hostess. Music.
dancing and an abundance of good
thing: to not were on the program.
William J, Moron asalata t to black
smith Frank Parker, of Shut Nonalk
and Nina Helen Ilt‘t Gray. of Standard.
were quietly min-Mod. last Thursday at
St. John‘s Rompu Catholic Church In
Norotori. by Rev Father O'Connor.
The young couple were accompanied
by Miss Lilliel. Moran and Andrew
Allen. Mr, M g. 0 ran
living in Newcastle”? the R3090 III.
The Dorian oelootrhoaV more complet-
{may
Mutant-m ”“3333.
Cam-o WWI". ;
u "nuoauuaouuonuoo' a"!
Tested and tried ‘ -
Years. Arcgulard ‘3, :
cine. Of course
’Mrn. Ronald DougIm-I Lyon.
crs were Ill l‘.
:» was
I gran
. standard.
M all. .
, Louoo'rANoi
«Mata A
.. .. .. ‘t' .. ..VV
ed work on the not of Ill be rill-pp 33 lch
were erected oouth of t o (:ohrnel ny-
Inontl'll “PM".
loud
alro
bnlhl
N10!
DlVll' tron.
~__.....—'--.— ‘
DARtirN AND NbRoTbN.
_ .-..—
MIMI Marlon Aver} It“ the \nipaalc‘it.
Mn. Merlin .l. Waterbury returned
from lir'ookl3u Saturday
Mr and “I'll. George llrott have r-v
turned from tIII'iI trip Itb't'oud. .
(‘hurlua Van Ulric la lmpmvlng his
place In Main «trout in a. now III-ire
way.
Mrt-I. Scllcck 8ccly of New Canaan.
III viiiltlng her tlnughter mm. Pine. III
New lork.
The dt'ltlh of \Ir'. Tor'rlnggon. father
of MrII. C lamntrbury. tmcurr'od In
Baltimore roctntly. 1.
Miss Georgie Whitney accompanied
Miss Mary McClellan to hor'V school In
Mnsauchuueltn Inut week. , '
Mififi Edna Cnpon roturnrdl 'l‘rtcrulny
to the college In Northnmwon Mnua.
after two 3v-mlix' v,neutlon
Murillo-3v Cullon will nurnd It
days this Work with his .NltIi-I',
Emory. In Montclnir. N. .l.
C. Stuurt Whitney,
ft'w
Ill rs.
noy. BI'oolIIIIIle avenue. IlIc that week.
Mrs, Tristram mother of Mrs, (I
Ilrctt, IN Improving from a “'3’ tierioun
IIltuck of pneumonia In New York.
A relative of the librarian w‘lll noon
send the Dorien free library It glit of
u (ollcctlon of books front Na'w .Icr-
tlt'\'_
(l. l. Tlllc3 but; some‘ fine
lloltItoln, calllc pnaturial near the ani.
tielnl hike on his grorupiln. Wait ave
nuc.
Little Armin Noxou'u minting.
"Spring Violets." done :It hilt: Sut
cm. Ii killtft'l‘flill‘ittll IIIIN been much ad
mired.
Mina JIIIlc ltlntzel lune returned to
her New York home [mm n \‘iNIt In
anckood, N. J. She nrl'nt Enstvri
with friends In Dnrlen.
Monday Mix-Ia Elln lIIrlI-e had ll. 3'.-r3
plensnnt lIlI'IlIdny nurprhe. 0n
t3'- flvepnckagcn nwnltlng her from rI'ln
lives and friends.
Mrs. Frederick Crane, mother at
will leave
this week for ht'l‘ home In '(‘rnnfnrd
N. .I,, nceompunlod by little [hirolhy
nftr—r' 'lifl'lldlll the New York Bum Lyon. I'orufew \vcwltk'vlslt, ‘
(yuanr'vmq. I" gummy." hf luncrnl w-rvlco for Holly II.
The Epu'm'tlt Liraguv ..r ”N. East 8 -ly. III .\orotou. was very larrgely
tutti-ruled, Saturday, runny luring pren-
i-nt from New York Ilrmklyn, Durlen.
Noroton. Stamford and Norwalk. Rev.
Louis l-‘Icnch. of Noroton officiated.
There Will-J singing b3' u quorlctho in-
eluding Mru. Dodge .Ind M‘rn Ward
well. of Sinmford. "ltork of Agus"
was flncly rendered. The pallbear-
I.ou3'ltt. of Stamford.
Chores Warren, of New York, Frank
Green and A, N. Ryenrorr. of Noroton,
'I‘. II. Wilhmn and Samuel Grr mman. or'
Dnrlerr. The floral offering from the
Immediate family Included Iur oxcccd.
lngly beautiful cross of pntudcs, n
\vrmth I'r white roses and u pillow of
tube-roach. The drugglntn of Siam
for'tl sent up offering of crimson rnIIoII.
There wrro other very beautiful floral
designa sent by other rcl
Among thoso present from out of'town
were John A. Holmes and nlator, Mina
Hattie. of Glenbrooit: Mr. and Mrs.
Chnrlcs E. Vail. Stamford; Mrrs. P. W.
llruggerhof and Iron. [32, E. Brugger-
lIof, New York: Mr. and lira Georgi
R. Brett New York. and Mr. and MIN.
1‘. R. Wills-on. Brooklyn
WESTPORT.
Mina Belle Ohler. of Bethel. has been
visiting friends here.
Edwin Squires who has been vlslv
log a daughter in Now York. is home.
A call for a special meeting of Christ
church parish to made for Friday night
at which it to proposed to elect new
offleeril. I... maul-t" r:.'
The “' ornop'a gonad“ Wilt. society of
the Congregation Mich I'a in session
this afternoon Milt-D r'Vo. B.L. LWDod-
worth. ., .
\‘lgilaatt Engine Co. fair FridfiV and
Saturday nlghta. There's an rindi
ance of Interest and entertainment In‘
the 03 out. '
The Y R.
it. ,c. It society of drooaa
Farms church got i supper and aocla‘i lb
Tuesday night. tha a d largely
and won a hid am out. - 3,
Mrs. R0 (ltdhaod non.
areatthoh «comma-w
ents he _ OR” ”WWW
them yeatertl 'from- conference to
New York
No couple hereabo'ut writ: ever more
decidedly "onngod."ao .
slahent repetition lIt announcement to
concerned than charming Mica Ophel
la Tutor and It. n. Perry
Weatport grange Incl last night
when an Interesting torture program
rendered. A delegation .M._.
ra la la attendance of Strotford
1 old Pomona strange to In
aooalon t ay - -
Iridg’o met alcohol Iii clued. N4-
aaltl.»lndetlnltel.y. Scarlet fever la the
: cause and health authorities moose
to thoroughly fumigate and disinfect
the halldlag heron tho aoulooo are re
airmail.
must» fibre ':ioouc'r no.
animus???- to. tint It.'—-1‘llo
o‘l‘lonotltor mm of
gallon on all grades of reaped petrol
54;;1'. -,V
" Manchu. NOT
l lt.-‘l'lto Fore!!! 0f-
Ice dloorodta the report. that. negatio-
..... a "'..": ......
About. u down It one
to tide purer and will provh a
great convunlenrc to all thom who do-
$1 e water for bontlng dud
or Part. Cheater-.V
visited his mother. Mrs. Chndcu Whit» ,
t III-Ilt'ti ,
hcr '
return from Nototon. Rho tlflllld twen~ ,
IVCL'
.egn-nt pet"
THI HATTINO TRADE.
bar of the Amorlcor Mottoh' 3 '
The 30thle house buII-ra have all
’Icft the New York mnrkot a Iii lulu.
returned to their various Jeanna;
having left behind morn or loan oatla-
factory orders—nu a mattrr t! fhdt. l.
limit canon ‘lcioi antlnfnctorv."
To be fl‘llllk—lllltl wlI3 lm othcrwlar-f
~—-tlIc ortch'N of NH- IIIIIIN'ro have not
coruu up to thc Irtnrulnrd not It aoanon
or two ogo. when I'ondltlorru lll‘. Itlloat
ovorv acction nut-urea suupkio oral!
llhea "bump" . but conaer3atlve. my
log at tth tlmeiohould by no meanil
hnve done with It goodlt number In
the [Innocent loatoncc that the roll
trade will not be entirely satisfactory.
The Initial orders have been placed;
their Illmlnutlvcnena, lnulend of mea-
uloning adverse comment regarding
bIIItincIIg contlltlonn gent-rally. should
rather loud to it more loglcnl Inter
cIIcc—- -Ihat the Fall treason will witnasn
heavy duplicating All indications.
point to such a conclusion.
There cortalnlv la a rented) at hand
for the present depression—tho Intro
ductlon of colors and novelties should
prove It stimulant that would be alm-
piy Irresistible. The novelties how
ever. to receive the deIIlred attention.
Ihould be original.
ln stiff halo Medium Illmtvnalona
~ acre received moat favorably. and tho
i first act brim wan ordered more liberal-
.ly In the East than In other auctions.
I Brown atllt hats are not reported to
i have received arty consider able atten-
itlon from wholesalers In their early
I purchnaen. but they will probably buy .
Ifr'ooly of them as tho demand in
creation,
In Iron. hots ftlmoat all the style»
which were prevalent IaIIt season were
received Well, and little in this variety
of headwcpr that to really new had
been shown.
The Retail Trade.
The early Spring trunnion-n with tlw
rctnilorn was very quiet. I..'.- one cat-
pI-I'lenr'Ing the prevalent advert"!
Weather 'enndltlonn in all scetlonn of the
country might well llllllgilll'. :Irul II
In quite certain that It would be all-
llllf‘ll to look further thun the wenlm-r
for It cause for this dullncsc. Tnc ud-
vent of balmy. Hensonnldc. Gpr III 'lilro
temperature will Irndoubrullv set the
atm'k moving at :3 rapid poem In incl
i the excellent IllIFlllCfllt of the few warrn
ish days already experienced in a pic
cursor of what may be nkpoeted wirrn
: spring III-ts In in cement.
Brown stm Hats.
A most important arrbjeit III the hat
trade ls brown stiff hats and the rx
tent of their sale during the. coming
season Nt‘t'mu loan problcmnttcal. That
they will be some what in demand
salon up to the prurient assure; that
they will hoiomc popular remains to
be seen. Rctnih rs In the. larger citlI-II
i are Inclined to enthuse on this subjucu
and It IS reported that brown silt! hats
are selling really wall~all of whlcn
is an encouraging sign. Certainly the
reported prospective revival of rump
shoes and the. Introduction of brown In
suitinga nrc favorable circumstanics
not to be overlooked in considering thin
subject.
80ft Hoto.
In soft hats the low crown and wide
brlrn effects—golf shapes—«am moat
populari, and the styles which prmnll
ed last’ncason are again In e3ldcnct-
Fancy Bando.
A feature of the trndc in soft built
are fancy bands. which but fair .to
receive popular approval and which
It Is confidently predicted. will atlmu-
Into trade in this variety of headwcnr
and cause an unprecedented demand
for soft hour In all ahadoo. Whether or
not this forecast. will materialize re-
mains to he teen.
...-”y...-
VWEBT VIRGUNIA REPUBLICANS.
'SDme Sharp Conteota in Corrvontion to
Choooe National Delegates.
" CHARLESTON. 3v. vat, April It.—-i
Tire Republican state convention to so-
lect. four delegates and four alter-notes
i at. lime to the Chicago coa3entlon met
horn today There. are sharp contents
lover everything except the endorse-
.ment of Roosevelt for Preuldept- and
IStophen B. Elklno for Vice-President.
All the delegation go to Chicago In-
structod for Elklas and there wlll be
‘ large delegations to Chicago from This
istato to urgn his nomination. it In
said that of this eonvhntlon there
will be Ropubllclns from Wont Virginia
attending Republican conventtona In
other mtoolin the Interest of Dildos.
Gov. White. tutti others are said to be
working to 6d. favorable considcrntoin
for Billion in. Ohio. which I: the native
state of both Senators Elki' rs and Fair-
banks.
'TIIo- mm bitter mutant ”hot. one
«3' er waged In the state to now in pro;L
3
recs between Damn and Teter for the i
'Republlqtn gubernatorlol mutilation.
’The Republicans compare their" more
tlckcra a convention in Wheeling July
I12. 'l‘ho factional fight on the Domino-I
tion of a state tiqlt has not been pro
miciplta'tctl into ilio 11 sent cdhverttlon.
W.
NI‘cNAND encircles None: m.
.mNDoN h‘prtl rtl‘lt. emchord Gott-
{or-'0 Bl. Poiriofi’s Day in». the New.
{C no orliet thna‘t‘ot itakoo 'at Newmrltet
C~raven meeting mini. -. -
on"...
“GROW fNC'f‘Q
i LENGTHWJSE
the children to
they start Wtéatwoy m
'Y“,.W’M:
Whom hcu
SCOTT?
them to”
ling. of Bridti'port.
~ Vi CONNECTICUT PATENTD.
The following putt-um wure liutued
Auril'dZtv'TJst I‘IIrqulu-d from oucc
or A. M. 'o'outotr, I-olli it ."I at pntuhtll.
ridge IrI (‘.Vor .4 'I'thurnl .Allra.
gm... 1'33“ ytfidlfil irrrctld Inuit Into
hilltirl: ('lllll‘llty I S. llarunrd Ilrldg'port.
IIIiomntir nus] W'k' i‘l‘t‘tltl‘il'k Null.
llrldginrorl t3 0 nntuutii mnehlno for
cIIttl 3: out uIIIt-t mqtttl bid ,for
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mechanism for printing ruaihfnopmfld
gut II. (‘ tiri'll Slouiugtuu. moghtnm
tor iutllng and fold: II: p per or: other
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on:
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to.»- In um lIlu- ugtr. lint iron 1 ll
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[for no.3 '-III mat Labor, Patr- lion:
...:I uni-.1..." Irm him 3: "Ulrich Glyn-i
Siri'nulh." “Skilled Labor 00 Amort-
cu," (for huts): “llnuii United to
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Dr. Cressnian
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FRATERNAL DENEVFIT LEAGUI.
Maximum of Irwin-Inca Rodi-tool to
$2 000 for Now Marlboro.
\I ‘h- (luring Nt n‘ion of “to ”WP‘
n..! II: I :iII li'uguc suprunro council
'3) \‘v- 3' IlrthFuVV thr drd’nri. II commit
r.- -- mom. ml the principle bull-
n. in «I cum tut] upon an amendment: to
till i."- Inws rr-‘duv rug Iill‘ quxltnum age
limit .ul' numbers to .10 you
\ otlu- -r Important (lrnrtrzo made for
If”: pmpuur of putting the order out. of
danger of later rirln‘. was It reduction
or tip mutimuur amount of I ,ur'tldco
in lilt »\ and I) lililsn from,8 8.009 to
r: mm “W the 3 cin... and 31,000 for
I: ( Inn: Old nIcmln- -rI~' 33"lro carry no
cit“ .. tor 83.03333 will but suitor". by firm.
hntrue, lmI new members will not
n'llo33wl t0 curry more than 8'.‘ .000.
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wiring your n follIIIvn' f ,.
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Charles B. Erickson. nl Nun llrilaln;
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F. Hagcrly. of liferlderl ,
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I("ort3 councils
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