Iglor. '
“haunt?
ill), 91“,“ on oil touched 74%.,
, _ 'hl‘toland’fworo-not»
“d .lowi that
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ate with:
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lit; Telephono‘ 153..
Open. with. Low. 3:30
4.126 Hi 73%" 7 El;
4% ‘3-1‘59’; 34%
.4314 941/;- 941,5;
‘35%« 36, $556.
31,5. 82% 382%
359.143 314.2%
at 108 31,08,
88%.- 88%
9101 -. 101
than? 105%”
61%‘ 6175}
tutti mg.
209 "209%
3“}.35Q'3 23",»
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6%
. ”my 148
23% 33/.
19m 19m 197
1851/; 135% 135
7 , 7
40%
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197%.,
185%
7 _’¢’
39% 40
76% Nikki
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157 ,ll’i’l‘T-g 157
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will
fill tontrnl
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16 51.120'3’.’
28% 22%}.
» only. 6213!.
not. 107%
. 24% 2w.
l . lotion. man.
30% 79%.
'1 ii.
4W. 47%;
1-31th 1333;.
108 10715.,
.3114 79%;.
171,; 1714
31%‘3l3i‘;
and. 651.1,;
35% 35:5.
71% “flit:
. oils; 351,12
Jinn; 1181/. 115%
97% 97V:
137,. 139/.
102 102
35-3.; 3-:
now. all-“s.
937,9. 93%
lull. in '
. 9511.. Min
34%
145%.
801/4
dl
“"13
139%
my.
81%
17%
37:5.
titi
36%
7l‘lfi
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115%
97%
13%
162
35%
30%.
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no;
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‘oobh .—~"i doll] lint-lt- Simon
as illng too old and “Will“
ulsinosfi." ‘
. it. ltinllly?"
no out of his ullirr.”4~~
Mon . wants to ‘ one. you.
W‘thnt's he look . llko'l'f
, t-"‘!4xilrh ,anxloup, wears
llll‘ huir l inpudour and has cyogluss-
. or; " ’
:Milllmlulro '5»- “Gollh‘,.it’s Cortclyoui
'l‘élishtnr l'ln hmno pick with nppondi-
(lithe ""-‘-l’itlsburg «Pout. (
own...“ ..
Ot‘tlyf‘“l line that a. young Now
Your tnilllonnire hired a room at 3125
utility. nntl lltcn..t‘otlnti,-hiu bud loo
' ubprt. ‘l’otj' him." , lililtfl~-"ll w’ouldn'l
Mantle. way with too," TNoruly—«"\\'liy.
'utt‘te‘ otter six foot ymlrncil'.” Butts
“€535.09: 'jbnt l'lll too nhorl tor
tllnt:;hotll'.’i~:liotlston (lhronlclc.
3 It ‘Www-«L—W-ww
“"tullolion at ,A‘ilyillllltr.~-Mllisj l'luin
w.» ill ncvor =bonrll' lit n inrnthouuo
:ulrnld of- tho dork.“
tho ‘lurmor’s dunnldtérh
ow'l. Why, 1 should think
ore‘n‘lrnid of tho lightiiw
-n—n
ounrlhmnwhomloans inc
lth gasoline does not got
03‘; owning an! automobile.
L
. drinzlc. nrnumpnniod by it
‘ wind pontortluy. altar uovorui llnynpl
" nlnlonl nprlunilke wcnthr-rp thuhlornl
uulcltly ‘lulsumou ' titll‘ltlllli‘ ditnnnnlonn- .
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a
no HALr =
39‘” «bingo
w " git w”St till .lllixed' To /
. " r are
not theispecinl- .1 "
eopminllyiAma‘i-l. .
on than some inquiry
“Mt
. by huge drifts. ‘
23% ' 23%}
108%.
. i‘winh you'd light tho ltllnp;
‘ ”fly hiwthn conditions porn but:
tho nremon and
‘lllllai’ 'expernmp
‘ ottoman-final.
mtdytwoljior tint
out do .gaundfwluni
thorium: wail Mall-l9, hound. the, one“-
. pnntu at amoral tenement hmmolt’in
‘ . tho-uppdr Earthldo Wore routpd'ti‘oltt
all a
huge.)
nun-nu... ’
__ (Continued (him turn
‘ 1 Blizzard Delayed Tuition .
NEW ' HAVEN. Jon. ‘irltnllrond
trains and: trailer curl; throughout
Connecticut were ‘tlolhycdj greatly .by.
. the blizzard which began yesterday
and still contlnnod this morning. (in
1 most. of the rail lines, trnt‘lic won hcpt'
touring. however. though behind the
rhodulo. ‘ At the Union Station, of
its New York, Now Hovonnnd Hort-
turdu Railroad in New illnvon. tralna
. were reported about bullion hour late
at‘iil this morning. Mont ol'ihe. trol-
l‘oy liuon in this city were in operation
hurl-y in the tiny, but, the Edgewmd
uvonuo lino and the lino to Derby. htui
not boon opened. at. ‘9 o‘clock. Hillb-
ways nil ovor thestltlo and» especially
initial-inland counties were blocked
. , in ldtchfleld county.
the conditions wer’o‘anld to be no bad
on those of tho blizzard or 1888.
“ The: recording instrumento ”m. the
New Haven ntntlon ol'vthe weather bu-
ronu uhowod that the wind blow it
‘tnllols uh hour during the night with
3“ lollipornluro or 10 degreen above
moron .(lhscrvor Torr mild rnrly in
the day that the snow Would cotuui
‘l'nlling hui‘oro noon, but that tho wind
would continue high and tho tcmpcrlo
luro low.
779%.; ‘
Foot 0! Snow in Lakeville,
lutit’lct'liiiildc, Jun. ~i.»-Wlth our
fool. of snow at. 10 o'clock and still
hnowing. this place is in llw‘lrrnsp ol
a miniature blizznrd, A high wind
which llllli attained tho Velocity 0! it»
miles nn'hour is piling the snow in
huge drifts that. makes tl'nvol nlmont
imprint-tibia. 'l‘rnln‘s on the Contra!
New England mud nro mm and u hall
hours late and on the Borkshlrc lllvin~
ion only one train bun passed down
during the entire morning.
Below Zero in Litchfleio.
id'l‘Cl'lil‘ilGLl). Jun. c.~-~-t€iglu inched.
of snow hntl l’nllon born nt 10 o'clock
today and it wm-l Htlll slnowlnlr. Big
drills lu‘c forming rapidly in the coun-
try fonds. ’l‘hr incruury- ls holow
7.0m. ‘ .
Severe Storm in Maine.”
‘ l’Oit’l‘iANiil. Mainc, Jun. 4.~«'l‘ho
storm which began in Mnim- yesterday
lmirning' continur-d with undih‘linlohod
force curly today. This wind at ll
n. tn. was tmrlhunsl. nnd blowing ill
milus an hour nt l’ortlond, with the
.ctupornluru nine degrees ubovo zoro
Elm-trio cars were delnycd in all not»
llonn. Morning mount trulns from lht»
east worc llt‘ltl‘l}‘ on limo,
New York’s Moat Sovere‘ storm.
NEW YORK. Jon. «l.-:~lew vol-ll
oily and all illt‘ surrounding country
lodny won in tho grasp of the must no
ruro storm of tho wlntcr. 'l‘rnitlo ol
all kinds wus hnmporod, trolley iinvr
wrrc tied up and tho .‘llh‘k‘ls nwopt b,\
:L unlc. driving hororc it lino snow that
cut like snud and piled in grunt drli‘ls.
intern practically inlpannnblo. itali-
ronll irnlun from hit points worn dip-hiy-
ml from n low illllilllvn to lhroo hours
and thu‘olcrutod lluos Wi‘l‘u opt-ruled
with lilo groutcst dillioully without re»
Kurd to ucllodulo. While the snow
fall hnd prnclicnlly council todny_ \hr
lotto continued and swirling olulltln oi
lino pnrllces ol’ snow chpl through
tho stronln. lit-inning tlu- [noon of po
dosh-inns, piling up in nmnutronn drifts
und battling uli nllum‘pln lo rmloro no;
thing like normal rondltlonu. 'l’llc
ronlurlmhlo drop in temperature from
Wcli above the l'roozlug point to source-
Lu morn lhuu Ill nliovu zero in tho city
luni i’nr bclow ut inlund points. nlndc
conditions out ol‘ doors almost intoler-
ublo nnd onlnllod untold nnli'urlng,
.tt sou tho conditions must have
been lnsyoud description. but up to no
curly hour lodny no (lisunlot~ had been
roporlod. Tho bnrlt Alkaliho Was
blown from hur pnchorngo oil Hinton
isiund nod wns dragging show. but
Mr nuchorh tinully hold her oli
r‘nrl Wndsworlh. in tho hurhor tho
only point whore. obnort'ntlon could hr
hunt, on lnuucuno non was running and
, rut-oral grunt linor» nnd mnnllor vell-
- will turmoil nil night at their chains in
nonlimholtorod ppolu. Winn. may hurt-
hnpponnlhn'shoro to nor luckloau
craft which hnd to thou the fury of
the units, onlytlntn onn toll. Chi-N"
‘ lug Wonlhor will permit of roportuho-
thc
wan lunxlonniy
hut received from points tilting
roost, nnd thorclorll.
ttwnlto-‘i. ', . . ,
lioninnlm; with it. hold. ohoorlosu
piercing
nun butoro ninht'bnltnblllzard was
in prohronm. lottery hour added to
the volooily. of the wind. to the vol‘
rutnn Minnow and up tilo-lnlfltlnlty or
thin cold, All _‘eltrli'gall?ti o’uluok trot»
a; and rtroot‘trnflic. lulu liegnnto tool
tho (litmus ol the Morin, in out
i!
it
more napoleon and at mldniirht'
will. potentially. utllpullllvtl.j.1‘ room. ” ‘V
unity the . thinl-
or and the all-biz
do horso our lions .w-hirh regularly
or many to ‘olti'iii' at ,.
, n ’ >
their head nod thread to . fine hair
olothodulo the storttnswopt streets." in
this» ‘l‘ : . h
loll were quot:
the tenementl‘ )
_ “with! toWdeht‘hUj Nomi
the drop consult hoary llnnoclnl loop,
that rat the Clyde lglllé‘ docks. whore
.‘ {allpoilworth 1,0! property. wits. don»
‘ trotted, being the most extensivo, but
the llromonworo thoroughly oxhn: 'wd
null undercut tomb y trout cold.
bums. too. suitor-c. utilvt'l’ely. .
Tile dollvnry oi loud and mlllt
Chintz n serious quotation during tho
our. Tho condition of the nit-onto
made the movement of dciivory .wnit'
ons cxtronloly hazardous. [The non-
arrival or long delay oimilit trninn
from the supply district» in tho coun-
try who one of tho lilmll. horiollis lon-
turon of tho atorlu,
On the honor Wont tilde. whcrn tho
gnlowns toll in its folio-ll. force, the
conditions were at their wort-it; Or
the until. sido‘oi‘ tho streets :lho lungs“
was piled ln'drlllunl some plnccn tlvo
duct in depth. covering the highstoopn
and basement entrances completely.
Hora also was most keenly fcli liloin~
lorrupllon in delivery ol‘tnillt and pro»
visions, for many utmotn worn impas-
slhlo .by one homo. looms: .
Potlplttrlnno worn ootnpollod to force
thclr why, through tho unbrohcnidmts
to the transit lions, onlltlo lind that
1 u up. they bud nuothor trudge to the
ouhwuy stations. And the subway syn.
tom was tuxmi us it had not "born in»
lwonuso of sun ootnploio surt'nto‘ ctll'
lore. The whole pnlronnlzc. nvcn 'i‘or
short distlincc trnvol, of tho nurtnco
Aw:
b0-
nnoli‘ovory stollon’ on tho lino
pnekod.
, ‘wun
Exprms lrninn worn jnnitncd
in tho worst toys of l. mud trnvol ho:
l'orc tho luho wus. built. l ._
Such crowds ns gnlhurctl on tho oil‘-
v llit'tl rllilrolul stulion plltlitll'llls up.
town on all linrs.thnt lhcru tiunlly ill--
ctuun dnunor that some of tho pooplc
would he pushed oh‘ onto tho trucks.
and limi't'rtt worn sent to thc Milllmln
_ bud ot
,, “my .
or‘notn. him: to burn mo
. ty tbrfilfllfii the, oold ,
. "my inherit. and my?
lungs worn toll olphlom whlnulho
t i'lll‘ot‘ticlnou limit boon tolling did not',
lotion. nit» of. tlrnn‘glht nultodmol
n .th uncutl annotation i won
illlntlltld' and then romniniondod Lin“
oninu, tolling mo intake it. in tonspoonv
ln‘l down every two Ahonru. I. felt rug
hot with the first. toddpm‘nlul i took. itl
hound my. bronthlnghnti took that
oh‘oklng tooling from my about. My
euro, wan no thorough that. in two ‘dllylli.
', ; lilnonlno in. all drug
curs. wtus torch.) to not: the subway”
to an oxlent that was hardly munlloth
Thu ontployovs n-ppunloll to tho pollch
to horn tho pnsuougorn book from tho‘
limo 1 Was unliroiy‘ rid of tho cold and
’folt its well no i. ever dill in toy-lilo.
3. lilnonin'o in cot-utility a wonderful modi~
otnu which! tun pleased to recommcnd
tip my rrlmitlisr~Joltit P. Connors. Al»
diormnn from tho Sim'onth District.
'lll'ldgoport, Conn. - ,
i it .00
‘lng you with an mcl‘tmr‘orl melnllor»
whip nnd more surionn‘lwpnnsihliitiou.
l , l towed hrnrroly Whllfld you -l‘: it tho
llhl'ml'milllilil (if your ‘olllttlnl dulluu will
3hr lit-rulinltod by thonu who bum in-
;trustr‘d .you with power, With perhaps
'ln'oro scorching criticism than that to
induct. any prurious“ Sunni» has even
llicon aubjoctod. in those days, when
{notorious nlntsw. ol' loginlutil'o trusts;
thaw in lilhor stutonidlshonlored and
:huinblod nlon slnndlnn high in public
Misti-mu. whon‘ the“ term "graft" has
hoop too. lrcthntly‘ustld in‘ l'ol’uronro
to individuals vootcd with important
:nlilcinl honor and rooptntsibillty which
Filmy huvonlmnwlully niunwtl. it by»
irnznlcs you. to use your legislative pow»
lrrn .with inn-h n ’tlcgrw ol‘: circumspec-
.llon. prndrnro, wisdom. and rriturd for
t
till» highest. tumours of the pcoplo und
lot tho stole, that u‘vorli uppom‘nnro ot
lovll may llt' uroldod. ,, nnd thnt nor
‘lu‘onih ol‘ huspirlon Hill for un‘ illslnnt
lturnish thlvpnrlty or your birth rcpulu-
:llon. no‘r dctrnct from tho solidlnorit
lot. your legislation. .
. it would not ho sinnutnr should you
gout-unmet efforts on the port. ol‘ cor~
"potato and privuto intorruts to induci-
you lo-yiold your jlliil 80mm of public
lohilh'ntlon to tho stun: to tho pix-runn-
;ulvh l‘l.l])l‘l,‘lit‘llltlllilllh‘ of those who
would 'nllikr public intrrwls subsor»
vlont lo prlt‘ult- or rorpot'nto lnlcl'usls‘
intrrprlsl-u,
. \l'hlh: ull proprr i-nrourngcnwnl, un~
ldrr tho provisions of our colmtitutlon
i
.nnll laws, should hi, cxtcndml to pur-
‘posvn lrgilinultvly unsigned to foster
moron. 25w. 50“”
our: Annual ‘Jonnn‘ry .Clook, land 8
* ~~ ~ * Januarfid . .
p t _ ,_ . . . .. titto diam bot‘oro wo halve included"(ivoryggarmont
in‘our clock. in either Ladies'. Mindeclf‘or:Childt‘on‘o.‘ They 'nto‘htgh‘f e goo a mndo’hp in the“ ‘ ‘
very bent manner and of the best materials. This salowillbe an opportunity that nyone in need
of a good Winter Garment Cannot attordto miss. ‘ ' . ~ 4 _ V .‘ _ ~ -
' ‘ Ladienfj’l‘nilorMado“Stilts.- lromhsmo‘up. - «.1 ; " ‘
. Ladies’1Wintor Clballts,‘fl‘om $2.50 up. . ' ‘ " '
Mlssea' andChildren‘g Winter Cloaks. from $2.50 up.
Housemrmshmg' Dopnntment. ;
We are offering the following opacials in ourHonsefurni/oh ng Departmentz' ' ‘
All of ourosc Glass Vases. me 3‘ Steins. were Sr odd $1.25. ‘ fill-50. Chocolate Pots. $x.xs
. ‘ ‘ 3' now ‘ “ i 750mm. Pan Cake Dishes $1 0
All of our 50c Cdaos VaseS. ' ,39c ; Tobacco Sets. were films. now 75¢ I Fancy Tiles, were 19.3, 1'10“,- up;
5“ and 75c Salad Bowls ‘ 39c l China Salt and Poppers. roe
lice Cream Sets.‘wére $3.95.~ .1-Fine ChinaICups and Sauc-
‘ g , $2.93‘ ‘ m. were 75c. now
Norwalk,Conn.
$1.50 Cake Plotes.
{ll
SHE): now 50c
NO. 2 'AND 5 GAZETTE. BUILDING. ’
’5.60 .for ‘300
Saturday Evening Foot. - '
. 5c copy. $2.60 a year.
Ladies' Home Journal, .
15c cow. $1.80 a year.
WOmnn's Home‘companion,
10c copy. $1.20 a year.
$5.60
it's all yours‘lor 1 year for $3.00
You uve $2.80.
lmnvc Ordorn for World Alnlnnnos.
COLE MAN'S
, News Store. ' ,
to North Main Strut, South Norwolk.
Agent for A. o. Spatulng'u Buobail
and Sporting Goooo.
West Wcshingion .St. So. Norwalk.
’ Visit our :
Fur DePartmen‘t
....v
., ,
DON T ;
lot another year pass without giving to "
your lamily the protection that tile in»
auranco alone can give. The Conn. l
General Life ins. C0. of letlord. has
odor of lllu lilnlt‘m‘ltl and i0 preventmlmo,“lunhy undertaking.» “mm ‘5‘“
. , W lvtnploynwut to both lnhor and onpltnl.
entrance to tho Motions until the nor-st l nod to "Mum," H“. mirth" wcllnrr yet
or tho orush was orcr. ’ ' I ‘ '
‘ {it hr. tho nutnrnl suggcntiou ol cxpcr—
Silk Mill Employees Did Not Workplcnrc lhut nil propositions which con—
_ MANCHESTER. .lnn 43,4“...tl-mplnlla lho rouutcunncl- nud favor
struots worn, no tilled with snow this.le ”1‘“ Mill“. Shillll‘l ill" connidw‘od “'1‘“
morning lhnt only about ouo~haif tho Mum's “"V". ”ll“ 0“” lbw" drsorv-
usnnl lot-co ombloycd in tho ulilr mills ‘ inn your lutllllifl‘mmli lN‘ permitted 10
of Cheney llrothornrobot-ind for wot-it. . “WW“ l’lllll‘ ‘nllD'Tl’V‘u'
Mnln street looked like it while blilovryj ' At tho conclusion of your labors lot
«in. tho wind ltnving piled the liliowjlt b0 lurid thut ho unworthy oltnrt to
in high wnrolikc drills. As tho silhgswurt logislntivi‘» favors (\sottpt'tl your
:lllln urn rushod with orders, tho mnn- ; l‘i'llllli‘lllllllllilll. illlil‘ that noun. the hint
ugcuwut lululo cvcry t‘fl'i‘tl‘l to cloutnnt which was to ndvnnci- tilt! lllh‘l't‘sln
ho strut-tn during this ntorninLr so thin! :ul‘ tho stntc nnd ptéoplo, rallied to so-
no lnnny of tho lulndu nu posnilllo ootlld 1’ euro your lipprovul. ’l‘hc r0nn¢lous~
not to work by noon. hush of having fully, lnilht‘ully, impur-
No mails hnd rourluul tho villnzoltinlly‘nml llOlll‘aKlfolllil)‘ performed your
millim- by lrollcynind or steam mull duty to oil, without tour. anor. or nu-
up to it o'clock this lorunuon The duo inlluonco. will bo- an honor boyond
trolloy lino to Hartford wnn t‘ullilllule' ,rii-hos, null will Hold to you n plrnsurc
iv blocked. nnd tho only "irnllroud lthtl satisfaction uronli-r and more on~
trains that culllv llu‘ouizh duriutr lhrlduring than any otlu-r form or ruwnrd.
the lowest guaranteed rate; of any
firot clan company. For partlcuiars‘
adore“.
F. H. FIELD, GENERAL AGENT.
SPECIAL AGENTS—N. SMlTH FER-
GUSON-DWIGHT SPAULNNG.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Sta
_.‘ ‘ Now
. with the
Fairiield Countu
Savings Bank.
St Wall Street,
iv
Colin.
it An Account, .
A handsome fur set for your
Wife. Sweetheart. Sister or limit
Daughter is something that will please
her most. .We. have the largest Qlld
best aSsorlmenl' in the ”Norwalks.
Event piece of fur 501d bu us is our
allied to be absolutelu as. represent-
ed. Watches.‘ all the best American
morning worn locnl trains. . ‘
Roado Blocked in mountain.
‘ 'i‘Oitlthl’l'i‘ON. .lnn. LWWNHFUIUHI
illlt-llilold (lonnty in in tho clulrhos ol‘
n storm nut-h RH ll lino not uxporloncod
Rim-o tho blimnrd of '58. Tho-wow
lics driftotl llilzll‘ u‘. on tho hilltl‘t‘uln
lltu ronlls nro hlou ‘t‘ll hells-run this
[“1100 and t’loshon. Litcblic-ld nnd 't‘or-
dilllti’ord. 'l‘clrpbonn Incnsngon .to
probulily not got through today.
running lilo anon" plow at intcrvnln nil
uixhl tho trolluy-lrac‘ks bolwl-on ’i'or.
rlnnlon :lntl Wilmltnl wore kcpl opcu.
No wires; are down and lnlophonc null
telegraph communication throughout
:bc county in in porlool condition.
.Bnow [mm in Baotou.
BOSTON, .lnn. 4."*'Nl(\ snow ulnrlu
which hogan -.\'t-_ntcrdlty llovclopod into
n blizzard during the night. About
six lnolmu 0! allow hnd lnllou in the
city curly todny and it won still snow-
ing hnrd. ‘ in tho uuburhu. whorl.» from
s to ill lnchos ronmiuod on tho ground,
tho snow with piled into ntmtl‘slnod
drills ‘in tho mworo norlhunnlorly
polo. ‘ s .
Boat: Put into shelter.
HIGHLAND LIGHT, Mann. Jun. -l.—-«
Tho ntorln ot‘i tho cnpo thin l‘orcnoon
nmounlcd to n sixty hoot. gold with
snow on thick outlet-ration Willi, impou-
nibio. No'wrocka. however. hurl linen
reportmi trout any point along the
capo ultOrc. A’lurgo llnnuonner atom»
or, thought to. tilt it. New York or
I‘ltiludoiphin lmntlrput in to Province-
town linrbnrllurilm thonltthl nn ‘ “Y-
oral liurgcn,ulltl..tlwn;nro than t ’
”inflow-um ” «an.
., ._, V, .
school; Low.
Session: . . ,
(continued ll‘l‘oln Fusi- raged" f. "
in .
body within» to unsettled by two man»
hmfiinnteudht , on , no! harnlolnro;
Your power; thorium
oontmlllnlr iuultdltl n,» in: momn on
this plnco Mull-F llinl tho slows oath
Y
horn of titn‘sonuto rind ‘iiollao',i‘yolir”
in ‘tiliitplnlrnntl on
lot humnn prulsr.
1 Thu tnlmlnintrntltms which proved.
god you burn horn so well ordorod with
tho bout rwults that thc rondllions or
our Dl‘tlplt‘. inwe nrvur boon happier
than lit lhc lll‘ufitllll limo, 'l‘lic tunic
d‘vbt luncheon wcli niullfioxlinxuinhrd,
without importing any burdpwfot‘ tnxu»
lion. upon "lt' pooplo, .l‘hc‘.oliltllntlotlul
intercom or llltr ullllh nl ln‘rgc hurc
boon runntuntly prolnotl-d. tillr lllllllll~
idolurlnl: ludustrll-s wvrl nirvor-lu u
lnoro flourishing condition, our inllor~
lug poop‘ln, Hillt‘llllllll‘l-l lllltl lu‘tlznns
nrvor wort l-Inrning livilm‘ wuges nor
rccolrlnir morn ‘comstnnt tunploruicnt. ‘
Our Hill'lllit‘ti bank. which rcvnnl the
llnnnolnl conditions of 'our working
llllmtlntionn. wow- never no full oi‘ the
stored earnings of ourthrilty pooplr.
'l‘rlldt- and rommcrm- arr In rxrellcnt
.vondltion. ‘ , . ‘
"in you. Scunmrn. in uo-oporntlon
with the House of l’llumrncntotivw. is-
oxliltml pocltlou which the thlo or,
Cullutitllltltll holds union the sistér-'
homiol status, in rotation to-intolll-
pence. prpaprrltyh tnol‘ul lnl'iuonco,
civil prestige, nnd tho pron-routine.
(loud or or poopli; youroouutltu-
high and honornble duty. him. hounded
to you their most uttered public. inter-
t‘nns. .And‘whlio thoy «mounting in,
itheiruet‘nnndw. i not the-ntmmtvronqv
‘litlcnco. loom my personal ‘ knowledge .
oi your, utorllmr Lohnruotot“. rind marked"
nhliitr ’8)? individuals, thnt your)
uohllfiyomo ls, lull loglulntorawiil. louvre
l
thin distinguish-
‘thntr swith ”your friendly «locomotion
Mimi pullout. iorhotl once. our rotations
‘ Lh ‘ ill ‘ o mos
{ hrhni‘httn'uu d.’ -
ut‘nto winning leonpulhulmoignoli 1;
ant hi inward hi
‘nnll‘lititmlltho duty of maintaining tho “
tiopll'." wh have “1039“" you for thin ' V
o loy'rtusrot'tod.‘ ‘ hull hilt" llttic,’ ,.
Jilluzltc, or . my .
. Norwalk.
makes. "Gents and Ladlés‘. Clothing
“filOVERS’ lllli PLACE." and rurmshmgs Goods formed.
it ~ .Easytayments
j y N. ' I is‘our'cslablished motto, bill.) now
' ‘ ' ‘ and pan» loir llOlll purchases alter
Christmas in smlll and convenient
: . pallments.’ ‘
.iPHONE, 357—4. '
whit sucrsnlum
lining of our bolllnh Cool.
ion-i llllltl. more uolutort,»lnu‘
faction. thorn hunt to tho .h
morn lwoluuuy to thulon than , _
uohl. ' (ilvon nutlufnclion’ hot: n
«utiulltcttiry on 1. Try it. once.
him the not-nut go oi luring l ,
No i’l'rotlinizt lanolin». lt‘omomhor ‘
got 'l'ltltio lit-Gout. - . -
it "thump if
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