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Gas Range?
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we can make prompt
connections.
Prices
$l0.25 up.
CONNECTION. FREE.
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THE '
Specialty Mfg. Co.
71 we we srnee'r.
.OUTN NORWALK.
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Electric Motors
FURNIOHED. INOTALLED AND RE-
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' rrrruvo.
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137-3.
touth Nerwalk, Conn.
“no To Pick”
the proper Wall Paped Designs from
our aplendld stock. There isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar-
tiatio Wall Papers In thele parta.
Prloee are proper and workmen moat
ekliliul.
Bole agent for Janeway'e and Car.
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SUPPLIES. ARTISTS'
MATERIALS.
. SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fine
turea, roe.
Cloth Window Shadea, with
fringe. ass.
Solid Brass Hall Curtain Rods.
3 ft. long. with fixtures, roe.
“Share-Cut” Can Opener, cute
easily. No ragged edge, 10c.
Beet Steel Paving Knives, roe.
PAINTING.
PAINTERS’
PAPER HANG
lNG. DECORATING.
areas open nvnumoa.
LH. Decker
87 Washington Street. '
South'Norwaik. “ Conn.
Teiiphone Connections.
now it me me, To eurto up
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9 Blilread Filed ‘ to. Nor-unlit.
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~ Leaves Norwnllr Daily at 5 p. m.
' ‘ ‘rhorcn r'r owners
urns nII'I'A'nAy
in 3 Minutes
Hands do not
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Watkins & Dow:
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone. 43- 0.
You can buy
5 Per Oent. OOLD BONDS
of the CONN. GEN'L LIFE INC. 00.
on installments. A good investment for
you, If you live. a. splendid protection
for your family, it you die.‘
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
N. SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
8o. Noni/air Ct.
THE
IIIY NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WITH
capital $100,000.00
Surplus. SIO0.000.00
'Net Profits. 358300.00
Sollclta accounts of individuala. man-
ufacturers, merchante and corporations
upon tavorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pree.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Prea-
JAOOB M. LAYTON, aniiier.
Fred. H. Rowan.
Capital, “£00000 m'Ourplua, “00.000.
The
Earning Power
of your savings in.
vested with this
Company at 5 per
cent. In 25 per cent.
greater than it in
vested at 4 per
cent; in 42 07 per
cent. greater than if invested at 3%
per cent.; and 66 2-3 per cent. greater
than it invested at 3 per cent.
em. Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE,12 so MAIN IT.
' Resident Directora.' Reeldent Man-gave.
R. L. Cohurn
John 3. Lawrence
Mortimer M. Lee
Charles E. Dow‘
- l"I -
Dividend
Pa ing Minis, Oil, Smelter and
In untrial Stoc a making possible
Large Intereet and Profile. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
Bankers, Brokers, Fiscal A cute,
Members New York Lonsol dated
Stock Exchan e, 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, ew York.
EyBALDWINHAMMITT, Manager,
Western New lugland Branch: Headquar-
Iere: Suite 53- a Catlin Bldg" Heritord. Onon-
Denny 8. Hull, Representative.
1 [under Blk, South Norwalk. Ct.
TAA'AIAAIAA SAAIAAAIAAIAAIAIII
(incorporated),
Daily Freight Line
Avon WALK.
sourn Mama.
and new ron'r. --
Steamersl"clry o! Nor Avail: '
and “Eagle".
Leaves New York Daily at 5 p. m
Freight received from 7 a. in. to 5 p. m.
. " INSURE YOUR RENT:
The Continental lneuranoe Co, at
New York; will more your rents
aualnat lees auatain'ed by tone of rent-
‘ale by damage by live to buildings.
Nev atiltPLua oomph
'- JICOB M. LIYTON.
1n: Jon 3. 210nm
neonate.
ALL insurances, REAL ee'rh've.
:00 gene: nanny. Item
A: acorn ham “Aim.
1
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v.
NOW 8 THIS?
We ofl'cl Una iiuildicd Dollars ite
word for Amy citric of (.‘Ailnrrh that can-
not be cured by liull' s Catarrh Cure.
F‘. J. CllENL‘Y & C0 ,O’l‘oledo.
We. the undersigned, have known F.
J Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and iinanclully
able to carry out any obligations mode
by his tlrm.
«WALDING KlNNANJl .illiiAliViN,
Wholcnnde llrugglnts, 'I‘oledo,0
Hall's (‘alurrh Cure in lnken Inter
nally noting directly upon the blood
and mucuoua surface of the system.
Testimonials item rice. Price 75c
per bottle. Sold by all Druxglnis.
'l‘nke l'lnll's h‘nmlly l‘llls tor consti-
potion.
I .e-. a
WILL PIPER
OUR STOCK OF NEW 00003
JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE.
wouoenrur. HOW Low YOU
can suv NICE oooos HERE. vou
KNOW we. no THE worm iN THE
vcnv eeav MANNER.
WE HAVE TAKEN A GOOD
MANY CONTRACTO FOR HOUSE
PAINTING AND WILL BE GLAD TO
SUBMIT FIGURES FOR YOUR
WORK.
we TRY TO CARRY iN srocK
cvenvrumo vou NEED FOR rue
onconerloue or voun Hone:
meioeon our.
BLACK FISH.
25c EACH;
Fano'll 'Creameru But
ter 250 lb.
his" Muffin-unarmm on al.1mm..ht
21 lb. Gran. Sugar $1
' Reade Bits
'Power”
100 pkg.
the new
breakfastfoodficpko.
A. Stuil
a. corner.
EAST N ORWALK.
AVENUE.
CONN.
FRESH FISH
THIS
POROIES, 6 LBS..
IS THE WEEK TO EAT
FRESH FISH.
roe 25c; BLUE
FI8H, 8c LBJ WEAK FISH, 7c LB.:
5 LBS. FOR 25c;
LARGE MACKEREL. FROM 15: TO
FRESH HALIBUT. 12¢
L3,; STEAK COD, 10c LB.: CONN.
RIVER ROE 8HAD. 100 L3. .. BUCK
SHAD 8c LB.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONARLE PRICED.
CAPT. DUOROSS.
lliaet Iliad or Washington Street Bridge
Old Salvation Army Building.
ll. fitthm’s,
Tilt llorion Slit Feed Boilers.
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
insures a Warm House, Day and
Night. in Coldest Weather.
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'Phona. 152.
or R'Ec'rons. Jenkins Bm.Veros
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour d
JzeiahIH. Marvin Saniluelorumman TEL 1352 "'
c rlet an Swartz wa nee Marv.n ' ‘
e. H. Mathewson John H. Light 10 riser or. e. NORWALK. “Mi-0G" ”WING
Carried In Stock.
ooao nun SILVER 'PLATINO.
New Enelonti Electllc Dieters.
Have no superior. Can show them
in operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rina Englnae and General Mach
lne Work Collated.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'F’G
58 WATER 8T.
30. NORWA LK.
CO,
II
good” for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself.
nltlcent profit.
Life Insurance For Women
An endowment pollc‘y furnishes the
8 explain to you a.
select investment that assures a mag
The Equitable Life,
the strongest company in the world.
writes life insurance for women.
Let
5 PER CENT. GOLD BOND ENDOW-
MENT
It will illustrate In a forceful manner
lISlNlllill/tli
Baa
N v
‘ loam-polio, In. .
19 North Main St.
dance, OWN! Terrace.
Telephone at. Muir 151—4. »
at; Alli-twin!!! Item-Ils- f
ilorton IA Lidgervood Company.
96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
i847
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
r904.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
One and Oteem Fitting,
Fixtures, Metal
Cell
Have you lean our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
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C MPANY
ILWALL STREET. NORWALK.
lsrliiilir EIAIEF
II Group.
cousin.
Jove “not. with llullalAl
Mime
Me.
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us and
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Hamlets-“01.00
as. . I.I'.J
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. Plan
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FuneraiDireetor
' and Ei'nblhi‘ler.
3 south Nomlk.
Etc.
how small sums invested annually can
be made to reach magnificent amounts.
Write to lid for a comprehensive
booklet.
TI VLOR & GOLDEN.
74 Washington 8t., 80. Nerwalk. Ct.
AAA arguments
Viotdrla Dare.
1'. J. SULlIV’IIIV. Proprietor.
Telephone Cali. 398-3.
DEER” PLACED ON THE
MARKET.
FINEST
All kinda of Sea FOod’eeoke-i In the
beat ponible manner by an ex-
perienced chef. eaia at
all board.
dye—A
J, L. McFarland H. 3. Pickering.
Blunts lair in [it
(J. 8. Raymond
(J. I... hie arland
(Jellies been“:
Successors to
, Absolutelll. Pure Ice.
and Prompt Service Daliy Guaranteed.
Hang Your Card Out Early, an We Do-
. aire to Furnish the Retail Trad.
Before Noon.
OFFICE, no. 5 MADISON eraser.
III'MOBIIAII $425
onisrrr aucKeohho. LOW
ear pnrceo PRACTICAL au-
'ro emu. we H V: A anu-
FL: or Title or oenvua
.mrte can. ear. nun LE1"
DEMONUTRA, a
‘ moraine”,
Ii mLi BUIKIAIIY,
so no. Mall! at, 9. mil.
Agent Iarvfl- Wk W
Of ,
Did byou. knowitaw wa'yerostered
coin r to hair alwi P
Maflesthehnlraro ' ti W
A' Aeguln'r pruyl-r Anertlngi' will be
held this evcultlg, Art tho 1'} list Awuus
Methodist Ciiurclt‘.
"lhis evening tho lflKllIfll' social «H-
v--lu will be» lit-id at tho Advent, Chrint-
inn Church, on Vuu Ziludt nlrt~ui.'
l". C. Van Sony has purchused u lot
irom Dr. I‘. H. linker, in Sottvlcw ave-
nue. llw property helm: located next
the iioiimlict lnnd.
Mrs. William A. Brennan and Mrs.
John Warren, of Naugatuck were
guests of their sister, Miss Kennedy,
of East Norvr,nlk ycstcrdny.
lntlou of officers of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal League will take
plltct' next Sunday evening iii 7:30
p. m.
TD? men who no down the harbor In
small skins dnliy l'ound it rather chil-
ly this morning, and then- was quite
n biccze utter they got below Dorlone
Point.
The work of building the uddltlon to
William J, Wolnheit'e saloon on the
Washington street bridge, hits coni-
mollccd. it In being done by (.‘ontr‘ac~
tor Leelhe (Julnblc
~—Iluy y-our ihcf Iron llnd Wine of
u reiiuhls druxglst 50 cents. full pint
bottle The Bridge l'hnrmucy.
The first VIt‘t-l president of the lip-
worth League desires all who run to
come to the church Saturday after-
noon. to arrange the decorations tor
Sunday evoning.
The anniversary of the Epworth
League will be observed next Sunday
evening, at 7: 80 p m., by appropriate
services. Tire installation of the new
oliicers .will also take place.
The trolli-y line to Gregory' 3 Point is
being lurprov,ed and near the ball
ground a section or double truck in be-
ing laid to accommodate the extra care
which will be necessitated during the
rush hours there.
The East Norwalk Dramatic Club is
to give another of its popular produc
dbns on Tuesday evening next. The
affair Will be for the benefit of St.
Paul's mission. The production will
be a force entitled “A Parliament or
Servants" and it will be followed 'by
:he production "Six Cups of Choco
etc.
The vcetry at St Paul's church in
Norwalk held in session Tuesday oven-
tug, at which routine business was con
sldorad. Among other matters that
came up was a request to erect a cha-
pel in East Norwalk. and accompan-
lug this was a list at eubeoripttons
showing that. in addition to the Nash
bequest. sufllclent money was on hand.
No dellnto action was taken in rein
tied to the matter.
The remains of Minn Edith Mood,
daughter of the late bowls and Sarah
Mead ot‘ Branchvlllc. were brought to
Branchvllle for interment Sunday at-
ternoon. Death occurred at the home
of her sister, Mrs. John-Banks. of East;
Norwulk. Deceased was born and re-
sldcd ln Branchvllle until a few years
ago and a large circle of rifends and
acuiraintnuoes in this vicinity were and
denod by the nowa of her death.—
(icorgctown correspondent Danbury
News.
How glad will be the Christina heart
When Christ returns again,
And with lllm never more to part,
lint over with lllni reign.
To meet the Snvlor {are to (ace.
Ills glorv to behold;
The earth renewed a glorious plum,
The hall which ne'er was told.
To feel the sunshine- of His love
In that eternal day,
When He shall leave His throne above
'And ever with us stay.
M. S. PARTRICK.
ROWAYTON.
James Seymour oi Pecksklil N, Y..
is visiting relatives in this place.
Simone and Chairman are painting
the residence of Allen Wood. East Nor-
wn n.lk
Robert Dibble. who recently moved
cured a position with Hyman Schooner
Fred Dibble of Rowayton avenue
has secured a. position with the New
York. New Haven and iiiirttord Ruli-
road at Stamford.
The public school will be closed to-
morrow to allow the teachers to at-
tend the convention. which is to be
held in Bridgeport. .
Attorney William 0. Clark has been
in Bridgeport and Stamford several
days this week, on matters connect.
ed with his law practice.
The addition which is being placed
on the residence 0! Dr. Charles Hack
lay, is rapidly nearing complctlon. hic-
hlnhon Brothers are doing the work
The usual prayer meeting will be held
tonight. at the Rowavton Episcopal
Church, conducted by the pastor, and
will be followed by Bible study.
The Happy Hour service will be held
in the Rowayton Baptist Church to-
night at 7: 45 o‘.cioch The Rev. Frank
C. Brown. pastor of the church, will be
in charge. ,
Constable Edward J Ladrlgiin, who
served Tuesday and Wednesday. as
delegate to the Republican State con~
ventlon, New Haven. has been drawn
as juror for the present term of the
criminal superior court. in Bridgeport.
‘The floor) owned by Martin Knowl
ton, which was err died by the ice last
Winter. and which {has since been out»
'6
3’
35'
i?
a
h
A?
B
5
yee'tbsdl)’. 9'13me '0 Mint re-
comma Theodore A. Dell and
The anniversary scrvlic niid iiistnl- .
to this place from Brooklyn. has re- ..
ALKwEVE ,NG EN NEL...
iti’Ii
“mum... a...— .—..— __.—
filth-‘3.
Iii. has
ch in Coltrane
” tnnntn Lie" rim or m Chlltornlo. del—
oxfliion put together" Mr Roll in a
grandson of the late Smith and Har-
riet Mllln
DARIEN AND nono'ron.
Charles W. Lounnbury. who was one
of the dolomite» to the Republican con-
\tutluu held in Now llAivcn, Tuesday
and ycstmduy, was appointed a, menu
bet or the sub committee on iulioluo
lions.
A inhaling: of the Stumford Medical
Sooloty was held "luondny evening, at
the ironic of DA. Noxdn. About nttccti
members wcA'A present. As guests of
the HOMO? were Dr. l. C. wllspnulrh.
of New ork and (i F. llacklcy 0f
Rownytou A row tormenting paper
waslrcud by Dr. hit-clot on “The Gun
in via."
1
WESTPORT.
Mr.» Kilbcrx is very ill at her home
It ’1‘. M83 and wile are anneh-
ington. D C.
F. C l’ounoyer has been visiting In
South Norwnlk
Charles i’lunibley. of New York, is
here looking nftcr home interests.
Mrs. George Mcrwln has returned to
Southport after a visit with friends
here.
After a cessation of the epidemic,
lhc measles have again taken a new
hold on Westpdrt.
The ladl'db of Christ Church will
hold a supper tomorrow night in the
parish rooms. The money will be used
on the organ fund
The repairs to the railroad bridge
in Saugatuck have been chmpleted.
There are no studs of a new brldii’e
being commenced Was it all “talk"
after all?
Quite a number of Odd Fellows at-
tended the trcoplantlnv; on the green.
Norwalk, last night The we did not
seem to dampen the spirits or the
people a bit.
There is a luxuriant bloom to max
nulls trees heroab‘outs and the recent
showers and welcome sunshine h vc
brought but leaVée on the trees
the rapidity of me:
Mr and Mrs. no rt uses are at-
ol' the American Cotton Manufactur-
lnr. association being held this week
In Washlnzton. D C.
There's a lot of new men being
"broken ln" on the trolley not! old
hands are wonderlnk whether their
heads are to go of! or what. the cour-
pany can do with the new.
Following are the newly elected of
floors of the Historical society; '1‘ C
Stearns,prcsldent' J21. Go'dllot.
W. D Taylor W. F Osborn vice pres-
idents; H. R. Sherwood. secretary and
treasurer.
Mrs. John Bailey died at her
home on Canal street Sunday. aired
sixty years. The funeral took place
from the Church or the Assumption
yesterday morning, Rev Father Shan-
ley emulating.
The road scraper served to good pur
pose on Riverside avenue recutly, but
there in something more to the pur-
pose needed to put that and other
highways in fair condition. Our Mada
are not up to the standardn g; .
There is n belief that the promised
no 000 donation to weapon levary
has a string attached to it N9 and
questions the sincerity qt the gen
man profferin the donation but,
was from the first undersibo}! that he
had to be satisfied with choice of alto
and there is a rumor to the elf t. that
getting the gift 'must be one of the
most undesirable for a moinoflu
building in town. and‘ there is yet
question an to whether the money will
be accepted, much as the association
so generous a Hit.
The annual business meetings of
tho Woetport Historical society was
combined with a” social evening on
Monday night. and Mr and Mrs Wil-
liam l. Taylor were the host and
hostess. The program consisted and
Harry Sterling of Norwalk; and a pa-
per by Rev. D ,W Barhydt. The lot
loviins‘ othcare were elected for the an-
sulng year: President, T. C. Sbenrns;
vicepresldonts. J P Godlllot. W. I".
Osborn. Willem 1.. Taylor; secretary
and treasurer, H. R. Sherwood; corrcu
bonding secretary Rev. J. In Coley:
executive committee. leaao B. Wake
man, rs. -..W I". Osborn and hire. J
lllot. There were about twenty
liveh product. The next meeting will
beheld van Prof. and hire. Steartio'.
«W
tinny “bitchy-'9 Taxes.
ROCHESTER NY .May 12. ~Hiss
Mary Anthony has phld her taxes again
under protest Qha writee to the city
treaaurer at lIocheeter:
"Once more oil Women politically
clarinet with minor-'9, criminals, luna-
tics ad idiots are compelled to con
tribute to the support 0! a fol/eminent
which deniee them any voice in the
control 0! attain and once more I liar!
my taxes under protest. Please no re-
cord it." .
Miss Mary Anthony and her distin~
gunned sister. Silent: B: Anthonv.
this kind Susan B. Anthony loaves
next Tuesday to attend the interna-
ilonal council of women in Benin. Ger-
many.
TRO BLED F. i I‘ LEMON.
we... a .. at...
Secre-
tar’y Broderick informed the House or
Commune”a today that ”Witter-great.
grim 33:0: itidvi "II? t
In its in
un'llgea’me the
on u
so. this om
consented to herein
within a. elven tittez” The chine-e ain-
han had until!
the garnet me. on sing“
the governmdnt We! no
part from its philo‘y'routidm Thlh
as previously '
necessary measures will it taken “to
secure the than or communication.
HEAVY recitals ,
rick,
roman» Ltleiaraatar
tending the eighth annual convention 'l‘
the posllblc location with a vow 3%!"
appreciated the proffer and would like he?
never pey taxes without a‘ protest or ' - '
‘52,”
to this (Affect. lit, 11:18.
tinder .
”m...~.- u...
A LOTTERY OF 2,000 FARMI. . .
Plan. Per the "Op-obi
‘ NW
A low days before July 1 t (in to
Sam will dliiiribuie the IIIIMK " 5
tion of farms he has over- you f
it consists of 410. 000 nor .
iux the big Roar-bud r
South Dakota. unicorn o
‘Lnud Oillce declare that in .
to its area it is the moat v
col or land cvi-r thrown up“! 31“ "
lieutent "“
Uncle 35m wasn’t 0* 10¢-
torlen us a ruin bu't Iie
caption In this cane and w .1
in one drawing, over 08. .00! It»:
be onons these lands. .
I‘Ilt‘lt) will hc 2600 tel-ha
acres web. it there are hot
applicants for them the“
poop o and the will ceiat
suiroundlng coun'Iry 103%
pooled It is expected to
cart I?“ opening emf 313”,”
with “311‘ 'i‘é’ , ,
in “P2? in OWIlll'go u
an r'
tore the p‘twmgokyi‘m '
the opening. Ela‘
are being made for hand
masons MOST GSW' Lo‘ladi;
Absence Tor Six Month;
Love of Chapter Me ‘
HARTFORD. Mny ll '
meeting of the Grand one
Arch Masons or Conn ti
Mahonlo hall yesterdltyeIt
that any member who lat
the hide lodge for six to aw
his membership in the one {Hit
100 members or the Grundghafi
tended the meeting and the. ugliness
was mostly ofa routine batting. '
c'oke Tenor. art-'59“
SCOTTDALE. Pa. 1'
slightl retarded condi 0% which has
pron “the in the two white earth: the
prod two weeks ls havln'g feet oh
the coke- trade. 'Both 9 0:! utili‘
shipments for the past week. eL'c'
sldorably below the previouh voe’
l‘cp'ortl Th? product b0091-
bailey lie 1' on for the .‘ " '
pd upon osgiih drawn. 09%, i to
227 968 tank, a decrealie bi ”mam
from the ivo'Ams for the li‘ evioua belt
lie shipments were 223, u 8 tons, both;
11.690 tons less than iIuIt «reek
TRUSTEE FIJI-t FITTINGI L GO.
BOSTON, billy (".41th
of this city, was a pointed
day in the chocA of hurt 8;. fl? :m'ii,
director of the advertlsl “mm
Pettinglll a Comph'ny, vi o t: "f ,
filed a voluntary petition T’in' "
rnptcy. Thé eippo poinilnbnt it??? %
by Referee Partner, sittili’xan inh ,
0d States mandruntci' court (do, . _
Boston district hlr. Priiinxiiin -
2°“ In bankruptcy pl‘ ‘eehlei "
t§190.000 with ‘a‘ to of ti
value. Newspapers are the coil «in»
ii'IlIt‘ creditors.
Lauree' cons chattel bottle. 1'
LONDON May 1.240 .. tour in
round of the iadiea' golf oh ,
contest at Troon today Mtge“ iay'
let. the former obimpfi
hlls‘s Rhona Adair. the bidder:
title. by (out up and til) it) I)!
ODELL VETOEO “A . .
~ ALHANY N, Y.. m! 1'-
Odell has vetoed the '-
“River gas bill aim mil j'ia' '
me a memorandum glvlitjl
e‘ror THAT 6 b. .
erlt may result In notified?“ ii iii.
lili'ah Balm is broakl «am 'y .
"or tried, almost V 3
10.25 sec and II- no nitrite, “The ,
discreet and Finished 'i. ,,_.
“He's quite a classical sdhoinr; Isl!"
b 'Well hes backward in mm id}
row.”
"Why. l though he was reticulum
clever at that."
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